Rural high school football squad lists candidates for season
The 1921 rural high school football squad is shown in three rows with players Landreth Smith Morris Cole L Diehl Bisckburn Marvin Cole Martin Orm Love and coach Denman in the top row. Middle row includes Beachell Hurst Schildman Deal Adkins William son C Diehl Dobbs Reay while bottom row lists Ennis Timm Lapp A Aman captain Glick O Aman and Drake. Several players including Smith Orm Wil lameon Dobbs Glick O Aman and Drake are noted as graduating this spring.
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Landreth
Smith
Morris Cole
L. Diehl
Bisckburn
Marvin Cole
Martin
Orm
Love
Coach Denman
Beachell
Hurst
Schildman
Deal
Adkins
Williamson
C. Diehl
Dobbs
Reay
Ennis
Timm
Lapp
A. Aman
Glick
O. Aman
Drake
Willameon
Rural High football squad grows to thirty five men
Thirty five huskies turned out on opening day of school for Rural High. Coaches Denman and Pierson expect a strong season with a heavy line and a promising punter in Schaef fer. Leslie Aman again leads the team with practice daily toward a first game expected within the month. No schedule set yet but Filer games loom as season begins.
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Denman and
Pierson
Idaho
Leslie Aman
Diehl Brothers
Hall
Marvin Cole
Conant
Calvert
Schaeffer
Wildcats
Arthurian Farewell Echoes in Washington Memoir
In a Washington reminiscence, the author recalls Sir Thomas Malory’s Morte d'Arthur and the farewell of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. The scene at Whitehall Silo is invoked to conjure the gallant soldiers and the towering figure of a knightly gentleman.
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Washington
Arthur
Thomas Malory
Knights of the Round Table
Whitehall Silo
Hugh Wynne
Weir Mitchell
Truly Prize Wedding Remark Sparks A Dent Joke
Simpson attends Tom wedding and is shocked by the bride. He tells his friend she is twice as old, with false hair and teeth and a toadlike look. Tom reveals she is also dent, turning the moment into a sharp quip.
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Simpson
Tom
Dent
True Friendship in Books in Irving’s View
A reflective musing on enduring friendship through literature. The author contrasts worldly pursuits with steadfast companionship found in books, noting that true friendship remains constant while social ties fade into cold civility.
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Irving
Birds With Good Appetite On Hawks And Carrion Eaters
Birds with strong appetites describe hawks as eager predators. The text notes the hawk kills its own prey and has a vast capacity for mice and similar vermin. It mentions hawks swooping on chicken runs when hungry and potentially eating twice their weight in a day.
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Buararde
Opera House Rarely Opened in San Jose Costa
In San Jose Costa there stands a grand opera house said to be the fifth finest in the world. It is rarely opened, hosting theatrical or musical events only once or twice a year. The presidential ball is the great social event held here each New Year’s Eve.
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San Jose
Costa Ities
Shore
Ingenious Fraud Dealer Fined for Stamp Ruse in Paris
A Paris mail order dealer used a fake postal rate scheme by stamping envelopes with repeat-use stamps. He covered stamps with a thin layer of macklage, canceled them, and reused them. Post detectives uncovered the ruse and he was fined 2,000 francs after duping over 11,000 instances.
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Paris
Rent the Eyes
A humorous reflection on how people neglect to rest their eyes while overworking. The piece contrasts the need for breaks in leg and hand tasks with the eye’s constant strain, noting people push their vision day after day without pause.
Movements of the Tides Explained in Brief
The spring tides reach their crest near new and full moons, with the highest tide one to two days after these phases. Neap tides occur around the first and third quarters, producing the lowest normal range. Low waters also dip lower than usual during spring tides.
Presidents in the presidential chair and the dark horse
The excerpt notes Polk as the first dark horse elected president and Fillmore as the only president to deliver the inaugural address. It mentions Jackson serving as an apprentice figure in the presidential role.
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Polk
Dark Horse
Fillmore
Big Ships Radio With Transmitting Towers
The Paris and Lafayette steamers carry 5 kW motor generators for high tension and heating, using four rectifying and four oscillatory tubes. Each ship is equipped with a radio goniometer rangefinder. Messages from the transmitter have traveled 3400 kilometers safely.
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Pers
Lafayettete
Radioelectrictty
Paris
Elephant Trainer Tests Radiophone Teaching At Hippodrome
George Power, trainer of elephants, will conduct experiments at the Hippodrome in New York City using a radiophone to see if his elephant Big Pete can follow orders on stage without Power present. The test aims to determine if no aid in training is possible.
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Hippodrome
New York City
George Power
Big Pete
Bimself
Kind Words Can Never Die Referenced in Post Joke
A Houston Post quip imagines if gatamobile horns and loud gear existed years ago the author of Kind Words Can Never Die might have written something harsher.
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Houstion Post
Awful Strain Plagues Bishop Oy Iston’s Preaching
Galveston News reports a severe internal strain affecting Bishop Oy Iston and his young preacher aides during services. Local clergy and parishioners fear disruption as tensions rise over doctrinal disputes and leadership roles.
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Galvestan News
Buhl Girl Killed When Auto Upsets Near Cleft
A car rollover one mile west of Cleft on the Mountain Home road killed Rosie Berenter, 9, and injured five others. Passengers included her mother Mrs Dave Berenter and Mr Berenter, with injuries ranging from dislocated wrists to head bruises. The infant daughter was uninjured. The group was returning from a Boise location when steering trouble caused the sandy road to slip from control and the vehicle to overturn. Willefred Olsen, seed company manager, arrived at the scene shortly after.
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Cleft
Noife Mountain Home Road
Rosie Berenter
Bubl
Mre
Dave Berenter
Theodore Glauher
Theodore Glawher
Bubt
Boise
Berenter
Litte Berenter
Piler
Wilfred Olsen
Filer Seed Company
Extra copies of this edition available now
Extra copies of this edition of The Record are available at this office.
Engraved calling cards offered. gospel pamphlet sale
Walter Snelson returns home briefly from Pontelio where he worked. Time honored engraved calling cards are printed and sold at the Record office with prepaid mailing options, ten cents each, and many copies reserved after last week’s announcement.
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Filer
Classifieds Notice at The Record Office
Local publication advertises buy sell trade rent and work listings with full count quick service and reasonable prices. Butter wrappers printed at The Record office accompany the notice.
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