Track meet winners and records listed with multiple events
Readable lines show a track meet with many events and winners. Names include Hoye, Filer, Castleford, Murtaugh, Kimberly, Malone, Denning, Nash, and Moore. Distances and times given for sprints, jumps, and throws, with multiple top marks and relay-style results across junior and senior divisions.
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Chinninghe Bar
Bentor
Moqua
Kimberly
Hickett
Murtagah
Hertech
Maron
Junior Haye
Robinson
Thomas
Murteogh
Teewan
Bentor Gitter Peters
Marca
Moore
Filer
Stevens
Denning
Goode
Hoye
Manger
Wilum
Murtaugh
Mean
Ener Hoye
Newt
Ler
Budweeks
Benior Cirle Clausen
Chriewell
Marve
Malone
McCaw
Domrown
Bo Yard Dach
Fenior
Huet
Devker
Danior Hoye
Nash
Miller
Johnston
Jonior
Todd
Caatle
Daraboure
Hollister
Byhoe
Castleford
Harmon
Maroa
Distatow
Murtanah
Greenwood
Boye
Werte
Ryboe
Kempton
Dixtuner
Hoye Kempton
Williamson
Dintanes
Healor Givin
Hiltiker
Newman
Peters
Marea Dintanes
Lyon
Marea
Domross
Meay
Dine Tance
Winhop
Bybew
Castroford
Hhor Pat
Henior Boye
Werts
Bishop Hollister
Hunt
Carter
Conrad
Benior Giris
Cobb
Maria
Aly
Viler
Blerer
Hoover
Tyler
Helay
Henior Hoye
Mune’ Ser
Seymour
Macaw
Tiret
Geead
Secon
Callen
Walton
Tira
Sevonda
Haln- Tine
Aman
Boman
Castlerford
Blevor
Blev- Lyon
Jadgow Bromard
Denman
Urges Eradication of Noxious Weeds in County District
County commissioners call on Cract district to cooperate in eradicating Canadian thistles and other noxious weeds as weed inspector service ends. County agent R Brossard is available for free guidance and amplifications on weed control. Nearby school picnics continue with grades two to six visiting Twin Falls facilities and Artesian fairgrounds.
Eighth Graders to Unite for Joint Graduation Program
Eighth grade graduates from Fiiar Union Poplashill and Pleasant Vi districts will receive diplomas at a Gem theater ceremony Monday night next week. About 36 graduates are expected, with Dr Henry Allen presenting the program and Miss Charlotte Pond officiating. The event includes a special musical program and will begin at 8 o'clock with seating limited to parents.
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Fiiar
Union
Poplashill
Pleasant Vi
Gem Theater
Rupert L. Peck
Henry Allen
Allen
Ball Sehogle
Misa Charlotte Pond
County Superintendent of Public Instruction
Baseball season ends with victory at Hagerman game
The local high school nine defeated Hagerman 1 to 0 last Thursday afternoon, ending a season with a strong 6 wins and 2 losses. Coached by Mr. Pearson, this marks the school’s first baseball team in several years.
Five Graduates at Elmwood School
Five girls received eighth grade diplomas at Elmwood Scriod Friday afternoon last week. Graduates are Ruby Lincolin Frances Rutter Zollie Fender Ruth Lobe and Nola Carder. Speech by former county superintendent Mins Hrittemart Wolfe highlighted the exercises. Instructors Mr and Mrs A W Englund will return next year and all graduates intend to enroll in the local high school next autumn.
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Elmwood
Ruby Lincolin
Frances Rutter
Zollie Fender
Ruth Lobe
Nola Carder
Mins Hrittemart Wolfe
A. W. Englund
Kimwood
Ji Im
Thin Hehoot
Save Taxes and Eradicate Noxious Weeds in Twin Falls
The Twin Falls County Board of County Commissioners urges ranchers and landowners to eradicate Canadian thistle to save taxes. With Weed Inspector offices discontinued, the County Agent will advise on methods. Farmers may consult Mr. Brossard for guidance. enforcement and penalties exist for weed growth on properties. The drought era mooding method is promoted for July and August. other remedies for crops are noted. Cooperation is essential to protect neighbors and the public.
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Twin Fails
Brossar
Melee by out-of-town shoplifters at Modern Drag Shop
Three boys from a neighboring town were caught shoplifting in the town Saturday afternoon. They took gloves socks and bathing caps from the Modern Drag Shop and other items from Wood Mercantile before being detained by A. B. Wood and turned over to Marshal L. D. Alten. Probation Officer John Ault took the youths in tow and the case was presented to Probate Judge O. W. Davall. The final disposition of the case was not learned.
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Wood Mercantile
A. B. Wood
L. D. Alten
John Ault
Lada
O. W Davall
Memories High School Annual Farewell for Staff
The Legion Auxiliary met at the president Mrs T Dan Conner's home on Monday afternoon for a farewell to Mr BE Showers and Mrs Young who are leaving soon. A birthday party was held yesterday for Master Richard Reynolds with many attendees at the Reynolds home.
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the Legion Auxiliary
T. Dan Conner
BE. Showers
Richard Reynolds
Reynolds
Variations of Atmosphere and Hemisphere Wind Patterns
An object waving in any horizontal direction tends to turn right north of the equator and left south of it. In the northern hemisphere air pushed north tends east and blows south. pushed east blows south. pushed south blows west. pushed west blows north. In the southern hemisphere it blows exactly counterclockwise.
Sudden death shocks a village grocery crowd
In a village gathering at a grocery, neighbors discuss the sudden death of a local resident. An elder remarks that none of the young men shows sense to fix the old shoes, highlighting a sense of frustration and concern in the close community.
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Bill
Great men inspire humbler reflections in readers
A fragment quotes Carlyle on how admiring a great man lifts the reader through imperfect sight. It notes no nobler feeling than worship of one higher than self, suggesting reverence as a moral guide in life.
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Lingelf
Carlyle
Power Needed for Steamer Speeds
The analysis shows a steamer requires double the power to move twenty miles per hour versus sixteen miles per hour, indicating a quadratic relation between speed and power for propulsion. This implies higher efficiency at lower speeds and significant energy increase with speed.
Ancient Astronomers Advanced Heliocentric Theory
The exchange notes that the sun-centered universe idea was proposed around 500 B.C. and that many foundational astronomical concepts were developed long ago by scholars whose work remains brilliant like the planets they studied.
Wonderful Physical Development on Bolivian Plateau Dwarfs
On the high Andean plateau of Bolivia live dwarfs with deep chests. Bolivian Dines adapt to 12,000 to 14,000 feet, developing immense lung power to breathe in rarefied air. Thought for the Day notes people derive pleasure even from disaster by saying I told you so. An Idler Without Value compares a watch missing hands to one that runs poorly.
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Andean
Bolivia
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