Fielding High School Commencement Held May Twenty Seventh
The tenth annual Fielding High School commencement took place May 27 at eight o'clock in the stake tabernacle. The program featured marches, band selections, invocations, salutatory and valedictory addresses, and the presentation of diplomas to graduates including Dora Allred, Ertha Allred, Gordon Peery Austin, Bryan Booth, Lauriel Brewer, Virginia Bunderson, and Lillian Pointed. News notes include a health and agriculture column on tobacco and nicotine effects observed at Pennsylvania State College with discussion of experiments on chicks and potential market implications.
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Fielding High School
Stake Tabernacle
F. H
Gordon Austin
Grant Grandy
Dora Dunn
R. C. Stevenson
Dora Allréd
Ertha R. Allred
Gordon Peery Austin
Bryan L. Booth
Lauriel Brewer
Virginia Bunderson
Lillian R
Drs. J. E. Hunter
D. Haley
Department of Agricultural and Biological Chemistry
Haley
Wool Values at Lowest Levels In Many Years
Wool values slide to multi year lows with activity limited. Mills show more inquiry in the west while prices for fine merino and combing wools drift down. Regional quotes include Texas 42 cents and Ohio fleece at 16 to 20 cents grease with scoured rates around 37 to 38 cents for white wools. Domestic talk shifts to household antics as a lighthearted ending.
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Texas
Territory
Ohio
Utah
Nevada
Soda Springs
Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
John Adama
Roger Sherman
Robert R. Livingston
Lexington and
Concord
United States
Campbell tops Idaho general vote record in 1928 election
Boise state mine inspector Stewart Campbell reportedly set a record for most votes in a general election with 100 538 votes in 1928. He faced no Democratic opponent while Clifford Higbee of Boise ran on the Socialist ticket. Higbee total 1 772 votes. Senator Borah in 1980 drew 94 938 votes against Joseph Tyler who received 36 162.
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Boise
Stewart Campbell
Clifford Higbee
Higbee
Borah
Joseph Tyler
Dangers of a neglected heating plant urged by Holland Institute
The Holland Institute of Thermology warns proceeding into the heating season with an uninspected home heating system risks three dangers: threats to family health from unsatisfactory heating, possible house fires from defects, and costly fuel bills from inefficient operation. It identifies four key parts to inspect each season and notes up to 10 percent heat loss from defective grates.
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Holland Institute of Thermology
Holland
Mich
Institute
Reed Bunn Visits Parents in Nampa
Reed Bunn of Nampa is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. George Bunn.
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Reed Bunn
Nampa
Mrs
George Bunn
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Ralph Ringel
Darrell Ray Smith
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Andrew Thompson
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