Work shirts cheaper than washing them
A scrambled brief notes shirts priced lower than washing costs. The fragment mentions losses and a comparison, but lacks clear entities or a coherent event.
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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
8
A scrambled brief notes shirts priced lower than washing costs. The fragment mentions losses and a comparison, but lacks clear entities or a coherent event.
A report to the board shows 5605 meals served over five months in the grade school cafeteria run by eighth grade instructor Mrs Buntee Gt Hie. Free meals and cocoa totaled about 2000 cups. the department operated at a profit of 2.59, with costs including a 25 dollar monthly supervisor salary and notable student helpers. Three popular menus were included in the report.
In Twin Falls voters face a June 6 city election between two groups. The commission form ticket nominates D. Tucker for mayor with council candidates G. McAuley H. All F L. Cogswell John B. Roberts. Opponents nominate William Graham for mayor and council contenders T. Lloyd L A Chapin C. D. Thomas Dr W M Dwight, with Dr F P Dwight of Filer related to a candidate.
The kindergarten program will run six weeks this summer under Miss Irma Deal to ensure completion and feasibility, with many volunteers from parents and efforts to enroll children of similar age. Miss Deal will visit Portland kindergarten schools in early June to study methods.
The Filer grade schools present a T and Denis comedy Fun on the Podunk Limited on May 18. Twenty six characters portray types met aboard a train with comic scenes and a post show Irish folk dance by local girls.
A garbled OCR style note mocks a teacher from Hextury who claims to set straight a boy named Adam. The gist shows confusion over a dental phrase and a joking claim that Adams tonsils were removed, reflecting peculiar old schoolyard chatter.
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