Program of Study Club program outline 1922 23
The Shoshone Study club of the Federation of Women's clubs outlines an annual program from September 28 1922 through 1923 including club meetings presidents address reports on federation activities parent and teachers day topics homework home study relations discipline civic subjects and American history. It lists multiple dates with papers discussions songs flag drills and readings plus planned social events and a New Year’s Eve dance.
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Federation of Women's Clubs
Club Penyer
Second Diatelet Federation
Blanche Roberts
Charice
Yong
America
Legislative Committee
Idaho
Abraham
Special Train Brings 300 Idaho Students to Moscow
About 300 southern Idaho students ride a special seven-car train from Pocatello to Moscow arriving Sunday morning. The trip features six Pullman sleepers plus observation and dining cars. Sleeping car reservations available through local agents or J L Priest Boise.
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University of Idaho
Shoshone
Moscow
Southern Idaho
University
Pocatello
J. L. Priest
Oregon
Short Line General
Boise
Idaho
Will Move 10 Shoshone At Regular Board Meeting
Big Wood Canal company directors meet in Shoshone with eight present. Commissioner Zimmerman absent. Water shut off Sept 14 at reservoir. about 27 000 acre feet remain if flow continues. Plan cleaning and construction after discharge. Board to confer Sept 15 with state officials on opening gate and future water distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Wood Canal Company
Shoshone
Zimmerman
Dietrich
P. T. Sutphen
Gooding
Canal Board
W. G. Swendsen
State Co. of Reclamation
W. J. Hod
Wedler
Erie of Incorporation
Tinlis
Kietfield
Holt
Fuller Declines Treasurer Nomination Faces Race With Fuller
W. O. Filer, the Republican primary s3 candidate for treasurer, declines the nomination preferring to remain deputy auditor to continue serving taxpayers. The central committee accepts his decision with regret and backs Judge Fuller as the new candidate, who has consented to run.
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O. Filer
Judge Fuller
W. O. Filer
Fire destroys Ross Borden home in afternoon blaze
A Ross Borden residence was wrecked by a Tuesday afternoon fire caused by an oil stove explosion. Mrs Gorden was inside when the blast struck, pushing flames through the dining and front rooms as family members rushed to safety. Firefighters fought the blaze, with the house rendered a total loss.
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Ross Borden
Baby
Robert Cash
Kimatsu
Farrdenka Cash
Mra Gorden
Borden
Maines
Automobile at Arm Road Lane Incomplete Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an automobile event at a road intersection with unclear details about actions, vehicles, or individuals. The readable fragments indicate a道路 scene on a street in an unnamed locale with no confirmed injuries or outcomes. Further clarifications are needed.
Local KIMAMA Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Car News
September begins with social visits as residents from Rupert and surrounding areas spend weekends in town. Mr. Shuck enjoyed Saturday at Shoshone. Mr and Mrs King shopped. Rupert residents Rupert and William Preder noted Ford car ownership. Mr. Hite and Mr. Pulne visited. Ros Borden shares community tidbits.
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Echeel
Geartart Richeele Ae Boc
Pétid
Shuck
Shoshone
Mra
Rogh
King
Rupert
William Predeer
Willam Hite
Pulne
Robert Cash
Boshone
Pad Site
Ros Borden
Journal Will Install Radio In Office For News Bulletins
Showface Journal orders a complete receiving set to be installed in its office as soon as batteries arrive. The system will monitor messages from the Far East and Pacific coast and relay election returns nationwide for readers. John Plate will oversee the setup, and patrons may visit after installation.
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Journal Office
E Showface Journal
Radio Ork
Oklahoma City
Ang Topeke
Kansas
Far East
Pacific Coast
Journal Star
Alee
John Plate
Journal
Osten
The Sage newspaper excerpt from Dietrich Idaho
Fragmented OCR text from The Sage published by Senior Class A in Dietrich Idaho outlines monthly issues and subscription rates, staff roles, and editorial policy. It mentions school board elections on September 7 and lists electees and moves, including Mr and Mrs Cent Deenett and others relocating to Seattle Washington.
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Dietrich
Idaho
Assistance Press
Temsil
Ogle Om
W. Sie
Evall Scbythingere
Howard Wee
Cent Deenett
Seattle
Washingdon
Casey
Moore to Speak at Faugh Opera House Gathering
Charles C Moorg of St intholy reyubiiern candidate for Governor will speak Tuesday night at the Faugh Opera House. Moore, a noted speaker, will discuss government cabinet functions and provide figures on taxation. General Ray Black will also attend to discuss campaign issues. The event opens campaign in Lincoln county with speakers expected to draw a three crowd. The speaking will take place at the Faugh Opera House immediately after the first show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C Moorg
Will Fein
Eincoin County
Eauch Overthowe
Tessas Evesing
Grain crop strong and local community stays active
Town notes report good wheat yields with two cars loaded for shipment in a week. Grange holds September 15 reception for Mr and Mrs Carnegie amid losses of two singles. a bride and groom appear. Ida Matson now works for Mrs Singleton and plans a move to Mrs Frees. staff changes and school news cover Dietrich teachers, room activity, and attendance.
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Grange
A. B Carnegie
Tussay
Ida Matson
George Singleton
H.C. Hoon
McClure
Patternson
Carl Gunderson
Shoshone
Patterson
Jerome
Satjajeer
Jee Betene
Dietrich School
Pinkertom
Melen Zeidens
Enstish
Sinenmet
Stadford
Josie Ballinger
Fea
Secord
Taind
Gage
areMlet
Lafare Ste
Norine
Stella Towell
Aly Bey
Lester Avila
Nelera
Pauline End Eager Calbertese Raad
Unclear fragment prompts terse historical note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Reckone Jonna redo and Udewnanang departmans with limited readable terms. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations emerge. Summarization constrained by the unreadable source. preserve only the visible fragments.
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