Newg by Pupils and Teachers in Haddock District 2
Anna Hunter and Miss Viola Hunter travel to Pocatello for IdaHo technical schooling while Miss Francis Winter attends school in Shoshone. W. H. Winter carpenters in Silk in Gooding and J Z Prosser buys a new horse and cart. George P. Glover visiting Gooding as work on the new schoolhouse progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hunter
Pocatello
W. H. Winter
Silk
Gooding
Francis Winter
J. Z Prosser
Viola Hunter
Atted School
Idaho Technical School
George P. Glover
Beatrice Jackson Tops Darragh School Attendance List
Beatrice Jackson and teacher staff at Darragh School District 18 led the month with perfect attendance. Other notes include fishing party by W O Ziegler and son James who caught 41 fish, four more pupils joining last week, and enrollment rising to 14. John and Elden Gehrig posted perfect records. cattle from the summer range were brought down. Mrs G B Gehrig visited Shoshone. locals from Shoshone fished along the river in good weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Bootyman
Stanley Boot
Edwin Strachen
Leta Ziegler
W. O. Ziegler
James
Murphy
Scott
Jett
Mr. Young
Eugene Ziegler
Peck
Buhl
Coy May
Nogales
Arizona
Roy Stewart
D. M. Mitchell
John Gehrig
Elden Gehrig
G. B. Gehrig
Shoshone
Lee Gehrig
Kimama School Opens with Gold Stars and Clubs
Kimama reports a bustling start as 40 pupils expected by October. teachers improvise seats, enrollments rise, and two new literary societies Union League and Kimama Scouts rival in athletics and contests led by officers Rebecca Will Mathilda Stockburger Constance Atzen Victor Johns Jack Sneak Jennie Williams Albert Nelson dominates spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Holland
Minidoka County
Stockburger
Ada
North Side
Rupert
Tryall Decomber
Patterson
Idaho
Albert
Chariie Nelson
Ow‘ina
Duck Schenk
Victor Jane
Borden
Tardy
Union League
Kimama Scouts
Rebbbecca Will
Presid Acnt
Jennie Williams
Albert Nelson
Dietrich Notes Highlight Local Shifts and School Growth
Mrs P H Smith and son Leo left Tuesday for California. The Dietrich school reports 59 pupils with F C Smith as principal. The Ladies aid plans a Christmas sale and the reading title program now uses magazines and daily papers for student reading time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Smith
Leo
California
Hand
P. Chapman
Shoshone
Blomburg
E. Gage
Walter Hamilton
Gooding College
Bertha Patterson
Lois Borden
L. E. Golden
F.C. Smith
Oregon
W. ‘T. Wells
Hertha Patterson
Lena Jady
Couri
J. E. Grooman
Dietrich
Evanston
Wyoming
Timber Company
Donovan
Evelyn
Salt Lake
Christmans
Vanse Shellman
Dietrich Public School
Publx
Reeveses and
Toon
Anjl Stee
Frank Fieldtide
North Yakima
Was
FW. Zimmerean
Local notes and oddities from Shoshone and area
Brigadhes spent days with her mother in Shoshone while Mrs. Snapp of Boise visited her brother. D G Mitchell, riding on a Saturday, met a friendly bobcat on the canal bank and killed three after throwing stones due to lacking a gun. Duff family moved to a homestead near Cottonwoods. Zeon and Charley Jones leave school to help. labor is scarce. Mrs Nicholson travelled to Palla for tar. Stella spent Sunday with family in the Haltey country sheep region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigadhes
Duff
Wonderful Progress Under Republican Party
A Washington DC promotional piece extols the Republican party’s role in nation-building. It cites immigration growth, the 1860 platform, Lincoln, the free homestead act, transcontinental railway construction, and protective tariffs as core achievements supporting the party’s long era of national progress. The article frames these points as justification for voters to choose the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Dick T. Morgan
Oklahoma
Bir
Morgan
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Mississippi River
First Trank
Raiway
Republic
Local Advertisers Stand Strong Against Mail Order Houses
Herman Rosenthal of Sedis Roebuck & Co. reveals how big mail order firms study country papers to find non advertising retailers. They flood areas with literature where merchants do not advertise, boosting catalog sales and challenging local shops. The Interstate Grocer notes these tactics urge small-town retailers to use local papers and legitimate promotions to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Rosenthal
Sedis, Roebuck & Co
Chicago
Rosenthal
Sears, Roebuck& Co
United States
Courtry
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Towan
Patere
Loverer
Calttensners
Merchants Adventice
Tnterstate
Tube
Shoshone Football Off To Twin Falls For Opener
The Shoshone football squad heads to Twin Falls for the first game of a nine schedule in a broader conference. Turnout is strong, with key players Turner Casey Mabcutt Harness Mason Walton Gwin Newman Cullen Johnson Swope Grosse Wilson listed as starters and backs. The schedule runs from Sept 29 through Nov 2 with potential championship games after Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
the Baron
Twin Pairs
Bubi
Wendell
Rupert
Gooding
Shoustone
Wenrell
Goodine
Rupe
Shoshone
Butt Gooding
Buhl
Shostone
Turner
Casey
Mabcutt
Harness
Mason
Walton
Gwin
Newman
Cullen
Johnson
Swope
Grosse
Wilson
Hailey Fair Weekend Notables Gather for Local Events
Local residents and visitors attended the Hailey fair with a wide circle of social activity. Among them were Mr and Mrs Fred Jackson and their three children, Rev Baum visiting Fairfield, and many others socializing at home gatherings, church meetings, and weekend trips to Halley with reports of a new baby and notable visits from Jerome and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jackson
Hailey
Rev. Baum
Fairfield
The School Child’s Health notice in Hy connection
The September issue of the Hy chonist magazine is the school child’s number with articles on food clothing and general care including teeth and eyes. Send ten cents for one issue to The Hy sionet Publishing Co Majestic Bits Denver Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hychonist
Hysiontet Publishing Co
Majestic Bits
Denver
Coto
Rich Strike Of Idaho Mine In Atlanta Declared Richest Ever
Robert N. Bell Idaho state mine inspector says a new Atlanta strike on the Boise Rochester property yields ore valued in thousands of dollars per ton. The find extends 260 feet with high milling values and follows a 60 foot above the tower tunnel on the Ausata lode. Bell, who just toured the area, compares it to historic bonanza outputs and says it surpasses all prior Idaho records. The Boise-Rochester Mining Co. owns the claim, with Leo J. Falk driving the initial development a year ago and mill output around 100 tons daily at $12 per ton values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig State
Atlanta
Wight
Robrt N. Bell
Mina
Idaho
Mr. Bell
Bell
Tower Tunnel
Boise-Rochester Mining Company
Ausata Lode
Bolse
Rochester
Leo J. Falk
Dourgherty Named Democrat Nominee Over Hansen in Idaho Race
William T. Dourgherty of Richfield won the Idaho Democratic nomination for secretary of State, defeating Joseph Hansen of Preston by 101 votes. Dourgherty carried 22 of 97 counties with 6,083 votes to Hansen's 6,862, while other state ticket figures remained unchanged. Miss Ethel Redfield defeated Miss Bryden for superintendent of public instruction on the Democratic ticket, with Redfield also nominated by Republicans. under law she must choose between party tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Dourgherty
Richfield
Idaho Democrats
Joseph Hassen
Preston
State Board of Canvassers
Hansen
Mr. Doughrty
Mr. Hansen
Mr. Dougherty
Hansen Aii
Ethel Reinfield
Mise Bryden
Vnut Stiss Tredfield
Miss Redfield
Ucketa
Aidate
Misa Friilen
Biss Redfall
Marty Woul
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Haddock, Dist. NO
Mr. Hitchcock
Wesley Hunter Haween
The
le Fred Winter
W. Myers
Hailey ‘Ile
Darrah School
Dist
Beatrice Jackson
East Side
Angie Durfee
Kimama Klippings
Kimama
Sunnyslope, Dist
Stella
Haltey
Mesdamés Todd
George Lane
J. . Wheeler
Dill Hospital
R J. McMahon
Baptist
Mountainhome
Grace Eckwin
McCook
Neb
Shoshose
Wm. Gregor
Hatley
Taylor
Mrs.Sonn Helman
Tommy Goodly
Gilbert White
Jerome
Mra Rasman
Frank Disney
Charles Penny
Bannaba
Ben
Mrs
Walter Gwin
Mrs. Hail Horne
Halley
J. W. Wheeler
Leah M. Burnside
W. H. Murphy
Matt McFall
John McFall
J. W. Lands
Surin Halley
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