Senior class dinner parties mark end of school year
The Senior class held a series of dinners with pink white purple and gold themes at Lola Chrisman and J B Miller homes. Sterling Newman, class president, attends as future senior representative. Boys play ukulele, girls hope for one more week of school. A senior trip to Guyer set for VJ Day. Dr. Lindley will deliver the baclaureate address at the Methodist church at 7.00 PM before No. 17 departure.
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All Schools
Lola Chrisman
J. B. Miller
Mias
Martha Miller
Sterling Newman
Wesson
Guyer
Lindley
State Univesity
Farm Employment Agent Promotes Farm Labor Service
The Farm Bureau Employment Service operates to match labor needs with workers. Mr Farre Naish, recently discharged from the Army, helps supply farm labor and serves as a typist at the Farm Bureau Office. United States Employment Service teams from Salt Lake and Horse are sending men for work. residents are urged to submit labor requests by mail or phone to the County Agent in Shoshone. Additionally, city water usage for sprinkling lawns and gardens is restricted to five to ten o'clock each morning and evening.
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Farm Bureau Employment Service
Farm Bureau
Farre Naish
United States Employment Service
Salt Lake
Horse
Shoshone
Maroney
Yunep
Local notes and social updates from Big Wood
Mrs A J Horestil remains recovering while Mrs Chas Furniss has been quite ill. The Hay Balers busy on the Laury place. Mrs J A Milla Mrs E Burdette and Mrs Harry Otis were shopping on Gooding Tuesday. Ar and Mrs Lester Cox visited Harrison Ryan family from Saturday evening to Sunday evening. Mrs L F Gieseke Mrs Mills and Mrs Hewitt visited Mrs L A Denison Wednesday. If you have a job to give you won't need a field glass to find an unfurnished oldier. Big Wood folks attended the show Saturday night. Fred and Bill Gleseke were guests of John and Fagg Ryan Monday after noon.
Study Club Meeting At City Library
Members of the Study Club are urged to meet at the City Library at 3 20 PM. Mia Witl Newman serves as President.
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Mia, Witl Newman
Marines Wanted for Special Service in France
San Francisco recruiting station seeks discharged Marines and sailors to reenlist for four years in the Marine Corps for special service in France. District officers will contact eligible men, who will be sent to France to relieve others and stay until withdrawal in the fall, then be discharged upon return to the United States. Daily bulletin will list separations and transfer to Marine Barracks Quantico.
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San Francisco
France
Marines Corps
United Service
United States
Daily Bulletine
Marine Parracks
Dietrich M E Church Notice and Local Events
The Dietrich M E Church held a 2:30 service led by Pastor with other local notes including Elkanah Ceiat ill with fever. High School pupils performed at the Dietrich Hotel this evening while farmers met to discuss a proposed mulic. Several residents visited Salt Lake and Pocatello, and Shoshone baseball planned a Beason game. W T Patterson slowly improves at Twin Falls hospital. Friday marks the last day of public schools with a picnic planned. A District Grange meeting and local tales of farm experiences round out the week.
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Dante
Dietrich Hotel
J. B. Clark
Salt Lake
Dietrich Thur
Fred Creasey
Wayne
Twin Falls
W. T. Patterson
Twin Falls Hospital
Ahead of the Gun The Progressive Bankers in Kalispell
The article contrasts old and modern bankers, noting Kalispell banks created a fund to loan young farmers for livestock at a set rate, boosting local industry and community business. It also reports the internal revenue collector clarifying that low castor oil and epsom salts are not soft drinks or ice cream and thus not taxed as luxury items.
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Progressive Bank
Kalispell Montana
Internal Revenue Collector
Masons Visit Lincoln Lodge No 59 at Gooding
A group of local Masons visited Lincoln Lodge No. 59 A F and A M at Gooding on Thursday evening and conferred the third degree. Refreshments followed and a program arranged by the Gooding lodge was greatly enjoyed by all.
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Lincoln Lodge No. 59
Gooding
Home the Old and the New Town Loyalty id
An editorial mix discusses Robb Brady son of the late Senator Brady pursuing irrigation leadership in Idaho with a new publication Irrigation World, while a long wartime political argument questions Woodrow Wilson and the proposed League of Nations, contrasting Hague Convention duties with U S neutrality and potential future entanglements. The piece references a mislaid bundle from W J Tapper, a wartime Belgium neutrality pledge, and calls for subscription funding while debating American entry into World War I and political loyalty.
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Robb Brady
Senator Brady
West
Idaho
Irrigation World
Snake River Valley
Brady
Germany
League of Nations
Hague Tribunal
Germain
Iermen
Baghad
France
United States
Messium
Prence
Enghind
Belgium
England
Istania
Woodrow Wilson
Sander
Wilson League
League of Nodiums
Fremce
Prince
Woodrow
May Fete At City Schools Featured Dances And Music
Pupils presented a May Fete program with dances games music and drama performed cleverly. An outdoor program led to an art exhibit in the high school, and the event concluded with the writers’ journal apologizing for omitting the announcement due to a printing deadline rush.
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Munchen
Idaho's Center of Socialism in Nampa Debate
The Pocatelio Tribune reports a nationwide outcry over Nampa Idaho being labeled the Socialist center. It notes the Non-partisan League moved its HQ to Nampa and the Free Press prints socialist material linking Debs to traitor symbolism. Local papers say the city bears a black eye from the controversy.
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Nenpa
Idaho
Nampa
League
N. P. League
Sociallam
Nopartisan League
The
Free Press
Debs
Pilgrim Fathers
Bunyan
John Hus
Pocatelio ‘Tribune
High School Commencement Week Plans Announced
The Board of Education outlines commencement week events for the twelve member senior class. Sunday May 15 at 4 PM features the baccalaureate sermon by Dr. G. J. Tharankisan of Bolas with the theme Today's Challenge. Thursday evening presents class day entertainment by the Senior Class Thrill Enclus Tee. Friday May 18 marks final exercises with Dr. E. A. Bryan, State Commissioner of Education, delivering the address. The programs aim to entertain and educate, valuing the seniors' last week of high school life.
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Board of Education
Thuankisan
Bolas
Dosahteon Weil le
E. A. Bryan
Fife
Fragmented civic note on duty and restraint
A garbled fragment urges citizens to stay virtuous and follow prudent paths. It emphasizes duty, restraint, and the idea that good conduct supports proper governance without special guidance. The unclear text hints at moral guidance for public behavior.
Lincoln Co Red Cross drives and canteen praise in war effort
The Lincoln County Red Cross reports a 26 pound shortfall in the old clothes drive and schedules a new drive for Monday May 19. They accepted 200 children's refugee garments for completion before June, while the canteen served about nineteen hundred troops on trains this week and praised nationwide Red Cross canteen efforts.
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Lincoln Co. Red Cross
Red Cross
United States
Centenary Drive marks five year church milestone push
The M. E Church in Centenary Drive area hosts a week long Centenary Prize event to celebrate surpassing their five year quota. Church members report strong participation and a sense of achievement as the drive continues through next week.
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M. E Church
America
Mexicans Develop Respect for United States Study
Reportedly a growing respect from Mexicans toward the United States accompanies a Germany shift in perception. The piece frames Mexico gaining esteem while Germany receives a different reaction, noting a light tone about regional attitudes.
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United States
Germany
Mexico
Great Road Building Year Promises Massive National Highway Build
The passage outlines a drive to improve 7867 miles of public roads at an estimated $57,082,000 with about 617,548 from federal aid. More than 7400 miles are in preliminary construction stages across Florida to Maine and beyond. Congress considers a seven year federal aid plan of 3 billion dollars, with an immediate 75 million available, potentially enabling 34000 miles of highways this year if labor is found.
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Florida
Maine
Pacific Coast
Mexico
Congress
Value of Poultry Manure for Garden Fertility
The droppings from fowls, if carefully saved and applied to garden soil, will increase the supply of fresh poultry manure. It is rich in nitrogen and well worth the effort to save and apply. The droppings from an average farm flock will amount to considerable fertility during the year.
Auto taxes to go to roads pleads for reforms
The Birmingham Automobile Club has formed a legislative committee to urge the state legislature to apply all automobile license fees and taxes to road improvements in the state. The proposal would divert about $1,500,000 annually to highway funding.
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Birmingham
Als) Automobile Club
Siew in Road Building Prompting Development Debate
With broader development, America remains slow on road building. The text notes persistent delay and policy hesitation affecting infrastructure progress and future growth.
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Siew
Alller
America
Better Homes and Nation Building Through Honest Homes
A civic exhortation on home life stressing better homes as the bedrock of a strong nation. It argues education, justice, and attractive homes uplift families, insisting wealth is not required to create beauty and value at home, while growing things elevate thoughts and aspirations.
Don’t neglect the garden start two home plots today
A home garden yields lasting food with asparagus lasting decades and berries supplying pies for years. Strawberries bring spring fruit with care in a small corner, and with minimal cost a family can eat fresh from their plot yearly. Gain healthful exercise and lower bills by planning and learning from nature.
Chicago real estate board pushes home ownership push
The Chicago real estate board launches an effort to boost home ownership citywide to restore its title The City of Homes The plan aims to provide jobs for returning veterans through housing expansion and urban renewal initiatives backed by labor department support and proven success in other cities
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Chicago Real Estate Board
Chicago
City of
Department of Labor
Wash
Urges More War Gardens From Horticultural Leaders
Leonard Barrow of Garden City New York urged the Massachusetts Horticultural Society to expand cooperation with war agencies. He called gardening a national asset offering outdoor occupation production recreation education and profit, and predicted the movement will endure after the war emergency.
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Leonard Barrow
Garden City
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
His Sweet Disposition In Court Mockery Sparks Reflections
An acquaintance taunts Mr. J. Fuller Gloom after a court defeat. Gloom replies he is not soured and defends the profession, mentioning Lincoln as an honest lawyer. The exchange hints at personal resilience and views on justice.
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Mr. Gloom
J. Fuller Gloom
Lincoln
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Laury Place
J. A. Milla
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Fred
Bill Gleseke
John
Fagg
Ryan
Moe
Dietrich-Besslin
Etrich M. E
Elkanah
David Tuttle
Beasien
George D. Saviers
Pocatello
Mrs. Mustard
Earl Fenderot Pegari
Crist
Whitney
Clarence Anderson
Bertha Patterson
Mary Feay
Nahomish
Washington
George English
J. E. Houston
E. H. Whitney
Distria Grange
Scott
John Malson
Harrow
Home the Old
the Irrigation World
Journal
W. J. Tapper
Gichfeld
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