Filer Wildcats Triumph Over Gooding in Gridiron Clash
Filer High’s Wildcats, led by a drop kick from Gordon, edged Gooding 7 6 in a hard fought early season game. Gooding scored twice in the final quarter as fatigue and injuries hampered Filer. Notable plays included Fire Bill’s long pass to Ane and Addie’s spectacular catch.
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Filer
Piller
Fire Bill
Ane
Addie
Kosinbaum
Asquina
Toone
Prince
Batte
Titus
Buckner
Armistice Day Brings Victory for Filer Wildcats
On Armistice Day at the local field the Filer Wildcats edged the Bull Yellow Jackets 7 to 6. Filer opened with a kickoff return and a Patten to Shinn touchdown pass, then added a goal. Buhl countered with passing and end runs but could not convert their chances. The fourth quarter featured aerial attempts and a late Patten run, but penalties and stalled drives left Filer ahead when time expired.
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Bull Yellow Jackets
Filer
Patten
Shinn
Bui
Diehl
Bubi
Buhl
The
All School Play at Gem Theatre December 19 20
The all school play to be staged at the Gem Theatre on December 19 and perhaps 20 is The Famous Major Fair. The comedy centers on Mrs Fair a Major in a reconstruction unit overseas who earned a bravery medal. Mabel Delin stars as Mrs Fair with Ralph Newberry shaping Sylvia Fair and Marjorie Newberry as the daughter.
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Gem Theatre
Major Fair
James Forbe
France
Wildcats Fall to Gooding in Season Finale
The Wildcats traveled to Gooding on Friday, November 14, and suffered defeat in their final game after winning against most high school teams earlier in the season. The early drive gave Gooding trouble as they failed to gain ten yards in four downs, allowing Filer to advance down the field.
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Gooding
Twin Falls
Filer
School Club Meeting Showcases Performances and Plans
Pauline Bickley presided over the Boys' and Girls' Clubs as members approved a brief agenda. Delores Hartley read, Mercedes Barbexat played piano, seniors performed an obé act, and Mr Tucker led songs. A talk by Mr Gilliland on Business Ethics inspired plans for a Father and Son banquet with Elmer Adkins as toastmaster and a new club name The Kedubhow Club chosen. Tests were given in assembly with juniors seniors first period and sophomores freshmen in the next period.
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Pauline Bickley
Delores Hartley
Mercedes Barbexat
Tucker
Gillilad
Denmay
Elmer Adkins
Ghotes
Louis Ensis
Principal's Corner Guiding Students Toward Happiness
The older, experienced person offers guidance to youths, urging them to choose the right path to happiness. Faculty vows to lead students away from actions causing unhappiness, stressing teachers and students exist to steer clear of grief and ignorance toward a sane, rewarding life.
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Hell
CLASS MEETINGS AND A LOVING CUP VOTE FOR BASKETBALL
The president of each class led meetings in advisories on Tuesday morning to vote on awarding a loving cup to the winning class basketball team and to discuss class dues. A PHEASANT DINNER was served November 13 in the cafeteria, with girls excelling in cooking under Mia Gillis.
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Mia Gillis
Grandpa's Farm Thanksgiving Remembered
A nostalgic poem recalls Thanksgiving at Grandpa's farm with family scenes and warm memories. The speaker cherishes the table, cranberries, and the beloved grandparent, while bells, sleighs, and rural life frame a tribute to a child now beyond the skies. The piece closes with a memory song for those glad days.
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Mia
Lois Harper
Filer
Idaho
Education Week Promotes Efficiency and Civic Knowledge
The article argues that efficiency in business and government hinges on education. It urges citizens and students to engage with higher schooling to improve production and national governance. It stresses that an educated electorate understands government functions and makes informed votes.
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America
United States
Miss Rever to Mrs Larsen Soap Bubble Wall Tale
A playful exchange quotes Miss Rever asking Mrs Larsen if her little boy shows determination. The reply notes he spent the day blowing soap bubbles and attempting to pin them to the wall, capturing a light domestic moment.
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Miss Rever
Freshman Wilmer Small Debuts as Doors Open
The report notes Wilmer Small, a freshman, entering through the doors on Monday. The dialogue references Garis and Mr. Hyrne with remarks about Daniel Sieber and his talent for sneaking up on pheasants, while Harold L. comments on fearlessness of horses.
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Wilmer Small
Booh
Mr. Hyrne
Daniel Sieber
Harold L
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claim Card
Catarrhal deafness results from an inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. Inflammation causes rumbling sounds in the ears and potential long term hearing loss if not treated. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is promoted as effective for over forty years in treating catarrh and related deafness.
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Hall
Stare Wall
Head Worth 15009 Accident Insurance Value
The text computes head worth and capital value, stating a head value of 15009 in insurance terms and a working capital claim of 20000. It presents odd figures and abstract calculations about wealth, currency, and capital. It references dollars and banks in a fragmented, instructional style.
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Sita
Dolar
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