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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1923
Page
4
The school notes an honor roll of students with varied totals and percentages, speech on improvements, and a busy week with meals served daily. Students are involved in producing typewriter tables, lockers, and the annual operetta Polished Pebble. The week includes football interest as Furley High visits for a strong game against the Widcuts.
Report notes a large attendance for the year with several individuals mentioned among those involved. Den Messrs. Tucker, Byrne. man pitched beans for W. T. Conant Saturday. With the exception of bus ters and stiff joints all three are con valescing satisfactorily.
Grade school notes discuss a board adopted rule requiring parental excuses for all tardiness or absences. Teachers must inform parents if a child was absent with permission and track permission status. The system reportedly reduces needless absences though some anxiety occurs during exams. Seven new pupils enroll bringing total to 320. An upcoming art exhibit display is planned through Potter Motter Manufacturing Co. arrangements.
A three day display in the halls of Filer High School on November 14 15 and 16 features 150 famous sepia and water color prints. Proceeds aid purchasing pictures for school rooms across the district.
Gorden Greenfield of Twin Falls is held in Twin Palle County jail on charges under the white slave traffic act and a vehicle violation. He allegedly transported to Laur ier, Washington for immoral purposes, according to district records.
The note defines Hallowe en as the evening of October 31 and All Hallows day as Thursday, November 1, marking the Halloween period and its observance.
A New Hampshire woman recalls a family treasure, a pair of earrings passed down for nearly 100 years, highlighting the enduring jewelry tradition and personal history celebrated by the Indianapolis News.
A wan does not succeed in business by ordinary virtues but through extraordinary vision and imagination. The text asserts imagination cannot be confined to office hours, emphasizing creative drive as key to success.
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