Home Economics Differences in Germany and U S
Miss Florence Schultz, Idaho home demonstration agent, notes German home economics prioritizes sewing and cooking over broader learning. She urges expanded, coordinated programs, exchanges, and democracy education in German schools after touring Württemberg and Baden.
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Germany
United States
Florence ‘Schultz
Twin’ Falls
Wuertemberg
Baden
Idaho
Schultz
Frank
Hoover
Local Social Updaters Record Weekend Visits
Riverdale residents hosted relatives and guests from Pocatello Preston Fairview and Smithfield over the weekend. The 4 H convention drew Walter Rindlishbaker to Ida ho Falls and Marilyn Packer stayed with her sister Lavarr Bosworth in Preston while parents traveled. Weekend gatherings included Mr and Mrs M H Woolf with Culwrights in Downe and a party at Mrs Julius Jepsen’s Preston home.
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DeLyle Hull
Pocatello
Hyrum Smith
Walter Rindlishbaker
Idaho Falls
Hazen Gilbert
Fairview
L. S. Forsgren
Bob Dudley
Marilyn Packer
Lavarr Bosworth
Preston
M. H. Woolf
Lip Culwright
Downe
Don Austin
Murray
Mildred Rosen
Ruth Smith
Julius.Jepsen
Lila Gunderson
Cyrel Roskelley
Smithfield
Milo Woolf
Mrs
Phil
Idaho Potato Yields Surpass Early Forecasts
Idaho potato production was expected to reach 32,900,000 bushels by November 1, about 4 percent above the October forecast. October weather was colder than normal with frequent below freezing nights and some storms, but digging was nearly finished and frost damage and field losses were negligible.
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Idaho
Potatoes yield near average despite acreage drop
Commercial growers report potatoes small in size and a mixed crop. The harvest nears completion with 386 832 000 bushels produced, only 2 percent below average. Yield per acre reaches 204 bushels, second highest on record, while late states area shows mixed results and Idaho suffers from a short growing season.
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Central States
Idaho
Idaho’s Grand Army of the Republic fades from state life
A historical note on the Grand Army of the Republic in Idaho traces its 1884 charter of Phil Sheridan post No. 4, a peak of 37 posts, a decline to Boise’s last active post, its 1937 encampment with only 13 members, and the GAR building near Boise now used for dances and meetings as veteran groups fade.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Idaho
Phil Sheridan
GAR
Boise
State Capitol
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Downey
L. M. Packer
John’ Christiansen
Detroit
Hubbard
Mme
Mrcs
Riverdale
Lennox
Wangsgaard
Fk Fatoes
Bae
The
Union
Pendable
South
Utah
Preston, Idaho
H. B. Allen
West Oneida
Ren
Ford
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