Activities of the State Federation of Women's Clubs
Mrs Winters presides the Idaho State Federation of Women’s Clubs outlining a broad program for allies unite local clubs to share General Federation News improve publicity and strengthen operations. Departments work on wool purchases art and Indian crafts exhibit loan funds legislative watch Americanization and club extension while focusing on government study taxation reclamation and child protection.
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Mra. Winters
Genort Fedincattin
Wo‘nents
Vech Club
General Federation
Colimm
Furmair
Fedeation
Cam Polen
Tle General Federation
Idaho
General Federation Council Moeting
Falt Lake
Maho
Wimot
Flave
Mt Mists
High School Notes Track Meet Dominated by Lithfield Field Events
The meet featured standout performances with Pletcher of Lithfield winning five events and second in another. Charlie Jonon swept shot put, javelin, discus, and high jump. Conklin impressed in long jump and javelin. Titchfield swept cups for most points and relay victory. Eleanor Anderson set fifty yard dash records. Francia Grosse starred for Class B. Girls and boys divisions performed strongly. some students secured exam exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lichrich
Ranm Pletcher
Lithfield
Charlie Jonon
Conklin
Titchfield
Dietrich
Eleanor Anderson
Francia Grosse
Elaine Clower
Muriel Landsborough
Ava Alexander
Mary Wernicke
Leona Ritter
Mothers Day services at Methodist Church May Sunday
Community notices honor motherhood with special services at the Methodist Church next Sunday at 1 am with music. Also reports results from school events in Twin Falls and Shoshone, including typing and bookkeeping contest standings, senior activities, and the junior prom scheduled for May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodiat Church
Methodiate
Faculty Players Stage 1850s Style Barn Dance Night
A thirty minute faculty led program last Thursday featured a short play with Mr WerreJ as the unwelcome father, Miss Keller and Mr Gibson as newlyweds trying to enter society. The plot centered on financial embarrassment, a kind rescue by the father, and a lively barn dance with Mr Todd among performers. Music by Mr Werrel and Wilton Kilpatrick delighted the audience as couples wore 1850 era dress and danced current dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werrej
Miss Keller
Gibson
Kirkpatrick
Follaver
Mr. Werrel
Wilton Kilpatrick
Commercial Contest Opens South Central District Meet in Twin Falls
The first Commercial Contest of the South Central District was held in Twin Falls on Saturday April 30 with Twin Falls Kimberly and Shoshone entries. Shorthand One saw Twin Falls first with Shoshone second and George Haddock and Leora Ritter taking third. Shorthand Two awarded Twin Falls first, Ethel Chrisman third, and Cypewriting One gave Twin Falls second and George Haddock third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Uret
Ethel Chinaman
Kimberly
Hattie Peck
Miss Gunderson
High School
Baugh
Jesse Baird
Citiss
Seri “Loea
Girs
Scheel
South Central District
Shoshone
George Haddock
Leooa Ritter
Parcel Post Party Planned by Methodist Ladies
The Aid y Mission District announces a Parcel Pout party at Mrs. Tit. Gooding Sr.'s home on May 24 evening inviting all to join and learn about the party. Bertha Stull Green, president of the Idaho State Federation of Women Clubs, reflects on peace, voting responsibilities, and perseverance amid obstacles.
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Aidy
Bertha Stull Green
Idaho State Federation of Women Clubs
Magic Reservoir reports water inflow and levels
Inflow not reported this week. By May 5 1920 reservoir content was 34 000 acre feet and 170 804 acre feet at morning reading. Mr Chapman reports water will run over spill way by May 10. Highest contents this season were 47 000 acre feet on May 15 1920.
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Chapman
Local Notes From Gooding And District
Gooding residents share social visits and family updates at the Gloorig ranch and King home in Shoshone. Frank and Coons families enjoy dinners. labor and laborers in California are discussed. The Wheat Growers Association and cooperative creamery topics surface at a Wood River Grange event attended by about 126 people. The Adventists held church at the Grange hall, and plans to organize a Sunday group emerge.
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Mra. Porter
Gooding
Gloorig Ranch
List Monhry
Fred Moat
Boise
Franklin
Mra
A. R. Coons
Walla Walla
King
Shoshone
Joe Inneas
Harry Eliott
Herbert Sprenger
F. &. Franklin
Merlo
California
Addington
Vaughn Ranch
A. M. Silva
Opwe
Wood River
Dietrich
Wheat Growers’ Association
Co-operative
Dorothy Mills
Mott! Girls
Syble Steckel
Cleveland
Bob
Frank Burdett
Hagel Brecket
Frank
Burdett
Cheney
Mr. Baker
Ken
Diet
Quiet
Merryman
Grange
Dietrich Water Fight Heats Up As Town Questions Supply Change
Last week’s items report protests against Dietrich water work proposed by Irrigation Company. Citizens fear landowners face water disruption. local officials weigh permit to proceed. Community notices include visitors, relocations, and school events. several residents travel for family emergencies.
Richfield Social Items Include Baby Birth and Club Events
Richfield notes report Mr and Mrs Hussell Powell welcomed a baby boy Sunday night. James H Lane did business around Ruise area last week. T B Brush was in Shoshoweast on Thursday. A Richfield truck meet drew a rare local crowd. The Woman's Club hosted a musical program in M B Church with members from various operas. Participants included Haines Tapper Robingon Hill Brookman Sehwaner Lindemer Youngkin Brush McMahon Sanford and Miss Johnson. A surprise coffee was served. The Odd Fellows and Rebecca lodges celebrated their LG 0 anniversary Tuesday. The program featured O F Opening Ode History of Old Ships by T B Brush vocal solos Mrs Bartes Humorous Hoarding Mr Badley Masm's In The Ookf Cok Ground song by all, Zoe Winne solo by Prof. Horseman Rebecca charuns dialogue by Mrs Prindle assisted by Bros Chamberlain and Powell. Quartet by Mrs Koskel Mrs Hill Mr Powell and daughter Horseman. Song Battle Hymn of the Republic by guests Instrumental duet by Mrs Barnes and Mr Prindle. Salad sandwiches and refreshments were served by Rebecca lodge members.
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Mra Hussell Powell
James H. Lane
Ruise
T. B. Brush
Showhone Thesday
Shoshoweast
Womenn Club
M. B. Church
Mesdames Haines
Orititelter
T. B Brush
Voousola
Mra
Bartes
Mr. Badley
All Present
Zoe Winne
Mine ‘Koskel
Hill
Powell
Dtr
Mra. Barnes
Mr. Prindle
Rebtecas Mra
Brush
Ming
Sumbere
Mies Mall
Potato diseases and disinfection methods in county bulletin
Farmers urged to buy corrosive sublimate disinfectant at low wholesale price from local stores and county agent. Fungal and bacterial diseases threaten potato crops with BLACK ACRE, FUSARIUM WILT, and other rot and wilt issues. advised to plant clean seed and dip tubers to prevent spread.
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Lneitee Teng Co
Sincklrn
Fannirs
Tee
Seed potatoes and disease control guide notes
Instructions for sorting and selecting seed potatoes, dipping before planting, and using a formaldehyde solution to suppress disease. Guidance covers handling, drying, wetting, and storage, with notes from the Lincoln Seed Growers Association on shipping certified seed and selecting healthy plants for next season.
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Cal & Wek
Pelsga. S
Lincoln Seed Growers Assn
Richfield Celebrates May Day Magic Reservoir Event
Richfield invites every citizen to join the Idaho Irrigation Project celebration on Saturday May 7 marking the filling of the Magic Reservoir. All local businesses close for the day as visitors enjoy refreshments and a festive parade atmosphere.
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Mchfielt
Idaho Irrigation Project
Magic Reservoir
Fichfield
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Baugh Theatre
Dumville
Marshall Jones
Parcel Post Party
Magic Reservoir Reports
Woop
Gertan
Diverich
Wien
Otling
Charles Johnann
Mira Joe Harbert
Nampa
Harberts
Shellman
Te. F. Muntantra
Sunvas
Borden
Myers Plow
Detrick
Crtat
J. E. Johnson
Harley Grewell
Hales
Owinga
Mra. Howard
Howent
E. C. Manson
Mustard
Serres Estate
Pugini
Patterson
Jerome Lunder
Doctor Zetter
Richfield
Mmm
Bart Norberg
Sudday
Lambert
Miss Prang
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