Study Club Plans Winter Campaign in Shoshone
The Study Club of Shoshone outlines its 1912 to 1918 campaign calendar with monthly meetings and programs. Events includeOctober 4 business meeting, October 11 president greeting, November 1 social hour, December 13 roll call, January and February programs on education and public policy, and May 23 committee notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Study Club of
Milimaphson
Gooding
Meadames Pieroe
Novinger
W. Newman
Hunter
Millaxpe
Meadames Disney
Haddock and
Grosse
Fede
Masie Patriotign
Grace Shepherd
Miss Anderson
Village Improvement Day
Wheeley
Wallis
Anderson
Miss Gooding
Waf
Melvin
Wheeler, Hill and Miles
Ge Dunbar
Brown
Crawford and
Clark
Standing Committees and Officers Listing 1912 Meeting Notices
A dense roster shows standing committees with chairmen and members led by Mrs. Disney and Mrs. Novinger, and officers including President, Vice President, Treasurer, and multiple names across committees. Regular meetings set for second and fourth Fridays at 2:40 with business meetings first Friday monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss Oesees
Novinger
Haddock
State Fair Excursions From Northern Points
Salt Lake Guy announces excursions for the State Fair via Oregon Short Line. Tickets go on sale from northern points starting September 21 and run through October 15. See agents for rates and further particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laky Guy
Oregon Short Line
Omten
Oeteier
Bucklen Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters Ad Bustling Claims
An old time advertisement extols Bucklen Arnica Salve for burns boils sores and skin issues with forty years of proven cures and lists tiny prices. Also a wanted ad seeks competent ranch couple and farm workers. Electric Bitters praised by a Georgia man for rheumatism liver stomach and kidney relief with a price under a dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sclence
Bucklen
Choe
B. Allen
Ivania
Corn Fodder Profits From Saving the Corn Crop
A Nebraska bulletin explains how corn stover and shredded fodder boost beef profits. It cites experiments from the Nebraska and Wisconsin stations showing lower feed costs and higher value for stalks versus grain alone, urging farmers to plan harvests and store fodder for maximum returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Experiment Station
Stover
Nebraska Bulletin No. 190
Wisconsin Experi Ment
Ehonli
Also Mentioned on This Page
Price Newman
Baugh
Miss Clark
Dr. Zeller
Comittee
Horne
Mis
Alice Clark
Miles
Wallace
Hilt
Inex Wheeler
Disnes
Roots
Gooning Village
Stes Wheeler
Mira. Grosse
Pierce
Wil Newrman
Fred Gooding
Disney
Fred W. Gooding
T. Gisney
Paul Haddock
L. G. Novinger
Wheeler
F. C. Pierce
Hail Horne
Prive Newman
Edward Miles
W. H- Roots
BE. G. Merrifield
J. F. Melvin
Will Newman
Frank Grosse
H. G. Baugh
Harry Anderson
the Hill
Mes
John Hunter
Alta Goodingie
Frank Missips
William Wallace
Dorothy Crawford
Colle
J. L Hears
Chimney Creek
Jd. L. Hearn
Corral
Idaho
Chamberlain
Farmona
FDA
I HC
IHC
International Harvester Company of America (Incorporated
Salt Lake City
Utah
MOF Nationa Kigation Congres State Fair
E. Kilker
Dietrich Ida
Fresno
George Gaches
Experimenta S
Wagkoner
THC Service Bureau
THE
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Sgt
Regine
Cla
Lotus
Des Ithe
Creves
Pate
Ures Te Aut
Rane
Ann
Bower
ROT
Ene J.C Wead Gyele Company
Chicago, Ill
the McFall Hotel
Shoshone, Idaho
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