Worthy of Your Support for Burley Schools
Burley Bulletin urges community backing for schools as families start term. It notes homes must cooperate, parents should understand modern education aims, and retain dedicated teachers who inspire youth toward achievement.
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Burley
Center street mud problem mars town center
Shale laid on main street over the last two years under city direction has yielded good road surfaces. Yet the central square section remains untreated, drawing mud and slush after storms for days. Residents urge 20 or 30 loads of shale to fix this discredit.
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United States
America
Upbuilding through shared civic effort and pride
The piece argues that city growth hinges on broad active participation from residents, noting rapid growth results from collective enthusiasm and work. It emphasizes using the city’s natural beauty as an asset and frames the newspaper’s dual role of making money and serving the community, with service taking priority.
Community Duty Drives Newspaper Profit Pressure
A critique argues a paper must make money to serve the community, warning a moneyless paper becomes a poor, down at the heels affair and urging the press to prioritize earnings for public good.
The Vital Rural Problem in School Pay
National data show 98 000 one teacher rural schools with average pay of 729 dollars. Many teachers earn under 400 dollars, while others reach 700 or more, highlighting widespread low salaries and upcoming 1923 rural teacher pay circular from the U S Bureau of Education.
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United States
U. S. Bureau of Education
Department of the Interior
Washington, DC
Highway Building to Be Greatest Industry in Nation
An analysis argues that expanding farm trucks and improving roads will catapult highway construction to the nation's top industry. It cites farm counts and truck miles, compares trucking costs to wagon transport, and credits Idaho and Utah projects, unions, and railway lines as proof that public roads empower agriculture and commerce. The piece extols proactive farmers and denounces croakers who doubt infrastructure gains. It concludes with a recruitment note for hosiery sales.
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United States
Notice of Attachment in Bear Lake Idaho Case
District Court in Bear Lake County Idaho issues attachment against property of defendants C W Hess and D W Hess. Warrant issued September 6 1923 with seal and clerk’s attestation dated September 7 1923 in Paris Idaho.
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Vitti Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Bear Lake County
Paris
Piano Bagains at Lyric Music Ogden Utah
In the Paris area a sightly used piano and a player piano are offered for quick sale. Terms can be arranged for responsible buyers. Write today to Sales Manager Lyric Music Company Ogden Utah. 5-13, 20.
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Paris
Lyric Music Company
Ogden
Utah
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