Story of First Thanksgiving Day Is Told
A ninth grade exhibit presents the tale of the first Thanksgiving from 1621. Pilgrims endured cold and hunger, built homes, harvested crops, and invited 90 Native Americans led by Massasoit. They feasted three days with hominy soup jenny cake pumpkins and wild game, while Indians wore ornaments and danced. Now Thanksgiving feasts include turkey goose dressing and cranberry sauce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelyn Bueling
England
Massasoit
Nebraska Editor Tanner Visits Nebraska City Briefly
John A Dock Tanner of South Omaha a veteran Nebraska Democrat editor visits his sister Mrs Yous and sister in law Mrs Tanner before traveling to California to see his son James Tanner of Hermosa Beach. Tanner once published Hot Stuff and ran for state office, losing by 160 votes in a district with a 400 Republican majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A
Dock) Tanner
South Omaha
Nebr
James W. Tanner
Fiter Journal
S. Yous
Tanner
California
James Tanner
Hermosa Beach
Bud! Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska Democrat
J. Wope
Nebran
Southern
Aid Society Playlet At Methodist Church Wednesday
The Ladies Aid Society presents a one act playlet performed by five ladies at the Methodist church on Wednesday afternoon. The event is part of the society’s program and aims to raise funds and community spirit. The article notes the playlet features local talent and is a small-town cultural highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Scrabtown Sewing Cirete
Snow Folly Falls Quiet Over District on Wednesday
Snow again visited this section Wednesday morning, lightly coating the district with flakes that did little harm. Conditions remained unsettled as the snow fell, with no major weather events reported up to the time of the observed snowfall.
Exchange planned for Hungarian partridges and pheasants in Idaho
Southern Idaho Fish and Game officials led by Dr. Hal G. Bieler will trade Mongolian pheasants captured alive in north Idaho for Hungarian partridges. B. R. Dooley serves as secretary as W. R. Priebe oversees care and shipment of birds. Hunters report easy live captures and the plan aims to stock Twin County with the partridge exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Southern Idaho Fish and Game Association
Hal G. Bieler
B. R. Dooley
North Idaho
Ame
Twin Falls
W. R. Priebe
Twin County
Plan Meeting of Lettuce Growers in Twin Falls
Lettuce growers meet in the Business Women's club rooms under the Idaho Producers' union. The session starts at 1 o'clock with no plate program announced. Principal topics cover past year concerns and plans for the coming year. L. B. Otto, union vice president, will preside with the president and other officers speaking. Attendance expected between 100 and 125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Business Women's Club
Idaho Producers’ Union
Otto
Marriage Today of Popular Filer Couple
The marriage of Miss Fama Garrison and Robert Griggs took place today at Buh. Both bride and groom are well known Viet youth and graduates of Filer High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fama Garrison
Robert Griggs
Buh
Filer High School
Jury verdict for plaintiff in hardware sales case
In Justice B. P. Philby s court two parties Filer Hardware Company and Jesse Glimore with Gay K Shank faced a jury Tuesday over an implement sale collection and costs. The jury of C K E Wilcox T F Holloway K Armen Arthur Scholten John H Hunton and Ralph Cedarholm returned a verdict for the plaintiff company with W D Gillis prosecuting and the defendant acting as own attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Justice
B. P. Philby
Filer Hardware Company
Jesse Glimore
Gay K. Shank
C. K E. Wilcox
T. F. Holloway
K. &. Armen
Arthur Scholten
John H. Hunton
Ralph Cedarholm
Ralph Love Guides 1023 Grid Squad to Destiny
Ralph Love was elected captain of the 1023 football team at a casual gathering in the school building Monday evening. Home economics department and Mine Jose Thornber Indication Covers were noted for 40, with faculty and fans present. Leslie Aman acted as toastmaster, leading toasts and remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ral Love
Economirs
Jose Thornber Indiator
Enecies
Comananity
Wolbeck
Excellentis
Leslie Aman
Des from BORNS While kneeling in ner home to pray
Des from bor ns while kneeling in her home to pray Monday afternoon of last week, Mrs. Charles Tate, bride of a year and wife of a minister of the Method of churches of Tuttle and Hagerman on the Northside, got too near the heating stove and her clothes caught fire. She died a few hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner
Charles Tate
Tuttle and
Hagerman
Idaho Proclamation declares November 30 as Thanksgiving Day
Governor J D W Davis of Idaho proclaims a Thanksgiving Day on Thursday November 30 1922. The proclamation praises national recovery after war and gratitude for freedom and aid to others, urging prayer and guidance from a generous Deity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason
J. D. W. Davis
State of
Idaho
Idaho Editors Board Tour of Swan Falls Power Plant
About 30 editors from Southern Idaho newspapers toured the Swan Falls power plant near Boise on Friday November 10. The visit, arranged by Idaho Power Co, aimed to show editors how the company develops Southern Idaho’s power and to foster mutual trust between the public and the utility. The group, housed at the Owyhee hotel, observed plant operations, including dynamos and wiring, and noted efficient staffing with minimal shifts. The piece previews Swan Falls as the first South Idaho power source and recalls mining-era power needs in the Silver City region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BYNT
Idaho
Boise
Idaho Power Company
Owyhee
Swanfalle
Belse Valley
Per- Aiion
Jones
Coantry
Snake River
Man
Swan Falls
Southers
Power Company
Silver City
Those Dinners The Wants to Report All the Family and Community Dining
A community notes column seeks to cover family dinner parties and local dining gatherings. It aims to chronicle who hosts, who attends, and the social ties reinforced by shared meals across neighborhoods.
Hot Lunch Program To Start Monday
Announcement from the Parent-Teacher Association states hot lunches will commence Monday. Special public program planned with invitation extended and notice of regular association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Associathom
Seer
Maroa Residents Injured and Local Happenings Summary
Fortunes vary in Maroa as local residents suffer injuries and changes. Wilma Berercombe fractured her right shoulder and wrist after a car rollover and a fall. Mrs. Williamson broke her ankle when her horse stumbled near Twin Falls. Jobs Kesler vacates the farm heading to Pennsylvania, with Charley Scheff renting the place. A veterinary treated a sick horse at the Brown home. The community notes a church gathering, quilt project, birthday celebrations, and a school incident involving Gale Bevercombe’s car. A Jersey cow sells for 150 dollars as the Millers move to Filer for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maroa
Ethon
Inet
Wilma Berercombe
Kimberly
Maron
Chillies
TR. F. Mosetey
Antil
Kem Jer
Charley Scheff
W.C. Hrown
HM. McAtes
W. T. Hardin
Bud
Mra
Robert
Duk
Poltx Turnipeeth
Conover
L. E
Brown
M. EB
Twin Fails
Pred Berterh
Holse
Chrtetenes
Loomis Brown
Sum
Barrie
Ois
Tay
Harris
Beawoane
Gale Bevercombe
Duck Hunting Good Deck On River Shouting Protest
Muddled OCR note describes a duck hunting scene on a river with a party sighting birds and mention of focused hunters. The fragmented text references a gathering or event with birds described as white and mentions a date or day term Burday.
Red Cross Roll Call Exceeds Quota In County Drive
Filer led the Red Cross roll call with successful two day collections totaling 6120 dollars. Washington and Maron districts reported no return as W D Gillis andLeonard Wood mobilized business leaders and three teams of girls to fundraise, securing key gifts and pledges statewide. The county reports credit to Filer for surpassing the national drive quota and confirming completion of the roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maron
Red Cross
W. D. Gillis
Geraldine Truitt
Grace Moore
Pastine Bickiey
Bertha
Priday
Mra
McSmillan
W. Horiey
W. D. Gittis
B. B. Hiptey
KB Deal
A. O. Madtianit
Stew
Jypens
Ohtan
Pliny
Neag
F.C. Graves
Cbepter
A. A. Timm
Thousand Springs Hampshire Flocks Win Blue Ribbons
Hampshire sheep from Thousand Springs ranch owned by Mrs Minnie Miller of Wendell win champion ewe and Hampshire ram at the American Royal Livestock Show in Kansas City. Miller's winners have also earned top ribbons at Spokane Portland and other major fairs. She plans to enter Chicago International Stock Show December 2 to defend Thompson Cup Lady Jervélea Cup and Stew Wee Challenge Cup wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thousand Spring Ranch
Minnie Miller
Wendell
Kansas City
Thif
Thousand Springs Ranch
Spokane
Portland
Montone
Utah
Mia Miller
Chicago
Final football game decides county title in Twin Palle
Holiday season notes mark Thanksgiving observance with family dinners. The final football game of the year in the Unie section takes place this afternoon in Twin Palle between the Jntter War End Boies to decide the Hate championship. Pillar sends a large delegation to the game. No other events are scheduled today. tomorrow begins December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom
Turkey
Pelehbors
Twin Palle
Piller
Cladis Bounty on Forest Wolf Pelts Noted
Jack Modrell once resident here now in Eden claimed a bounty for the season's first wolf pelt brought to the courthouse. The wolf was shot at Goose Creek, its pelt nearly five and a half feet long. Bounty is £20 with tar equal. He also offered 27 coyote pelts at 2.50 each. Fare priced around 4.59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Modrell
Eden
Goose Creek
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Nebraska
Jobe A. Tanner
Aid Society
D. F. Detwetter Coal Company
Twin Park
Filer
Ralph Love
Des
BORNS
Power Trust
Den
Kesslers
W. D. Gillis Kayngineers
Thousand Springs
Hampshire
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