Regulations Govern Music Credits In Public Schools
State Board governs credits for students in music in public schools. Credits may be earned for piano violin and voice with certified private teachers, under state rules. Private instruction counts toward graduation limits and must be enrolled in school records. Make-up work allowed, parental applications required, and schools set grading methods.
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Accrediteu
State Department
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Idard High School
Iuaho
dState Department of Education
State Board of Cation
Boise Restores Mountain Time Across Idaho Capital
Boise and neighboring towns moved clocks forward to Mountain time at midnight Saturday in line with city ordinances. Caldwell Meridian Middleton Star and Eagle also adopted the change while Nampa considers formal action after a favorable chamber decision. The shift restores the pre war standard amid protests from the Interstate Commerce Commission and long local advocacy.
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Boise
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boise Capital News
Idaho
Oregon Short
Neighbors of Woodcraft to Hold Open Meeting
Neighbors of Woodcraft invite officers of fraternal orders and the public to an open meeting Tuesday evening December 7 at the O W hall. Grand Adviser Hiner of Portland Oregon will speak on fraternal insurance and legislation.
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Woodcraft
O. W. Hall
Hiner
Portland
Ore
Christmas seal sale funds tuberculosis fight in Idaho
Ban nock County director Norman Adkisson reports the Christmas seal sale aims to raise more money than any prior drive in southeastern Idaho to combat tuberculosis. The Idaho Anti Tuberculosis Association funds health education, nurses, and hospital goals, supporting two new TB hospitals and statewide efforts.
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Idaho
Bannock
Norman Adkison
George Todd
Pocatello
Cantonmenta
Lake Pend
Oreille
Payette
Idaho Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Community Council Sets First Regular Meeting Tomorrow
The first regular meeting of the Community Council will be held tomorrow evening at the public library. Important matters will be taken up and a good attendance is expected.
Regular meeting of Ladies Society set for Wednesday
The Ladies Society of the B. of L Vr. and B. will hold a regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at the W. C. hall. Election of officers will be held. A marriage license was issued Monday afternoon at the county clerk's office to Hyrum Nérah Williams and Mabel Alfrey, both residing in Salt Lake.
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Ladies Society of the
B. of L Vr
W. C. Hall
Hyrum Nérah Williams
Mabel Alfrey
Salt Lake
Jensen Couple Welcome Eight Pound Son
Mr and Mrs W Hi Jensen of 208 North Grart are proud parents of an eight pound son born Sunday evening. All concerned are reported to be getting along nicely.
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W. Hi. Jensen
North Grart
Arre
Guheen Leaves for Blackfoot for Perage Date
Mrs John J Guheen travels to Blackfoot to attend a perage date hosted by Mrs W A Lee and Ralph Adair. She plans to visit Grove City friends for several days before returning home.
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Blackfoot
John J. Guheen
W. A. Lee
Ralph Adair
Mrs Gibson Sprains Ankle From Weekend Fall
Mrs E H Gibson of 535 South Hayes is likely to be laid up for several days after a Saturday fall at home spraining her ankle. The injury is painful but she is reported to be getting along nicely.
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E. H. Gibson
South Hayes
Gibson
Forfeited Bond and Court Actions in Local Court
Mary Smith arrested on disorderly conduct released on 75 bond. She failed to appear and bond forfeited. C Rayba found guilty of assault and battery with sixteen days in cit bastile. Eight colored boys charged with gambling had case dismissed at last evening’s court session.
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Mary Smith
C. Rayba
Cit Bastile
Idaho Technical Institute Dormitory Advances in Progress
Contractor Alec Mathers reports most brick work done on the new hall of residence for men at Idaho Technical Institute. Interior work is expected to finish despite bad weather, and many students now in private homes will return to the dormitory once completed.
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Idaho Technical Institute
Alec Mathers
Student Declines Naval Cruise Offer
Donald Du Sault an engineering student at Idaho Technical Institute of Hagermad declines a training cruise aboard the battleship squadron at Puget Sound set to run from December 15 to about April 1 due to his college workload.
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Donald du Sault
Idaho Technical Institut
Hagermad
Naval Station
Puget South
Young du Sault
Gun and Coats Stolen From Car on Hayes Street
J B McDermond of Trist Auto reports a 1912 model Winchester shotgun and a hunting coat stolen from his car last evening in front of the Woolley apartments on North Hayes. A reward has been offered. police checked pawn shops but found no trace.
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J. B. McDermond
Trist Auto Company
Woolley Apartments
North Hayes
Mr. Ormond
Skating Rink Renovation Talk Sparks Private Run Plan
Town discusses fixing the old rink at the northwest corner of Tesh and Pr streets. For a week the pond and skaters will be available, with Coburn and Lawfeane to run it privately using the communal space. President Frept is involved in securing support.
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Tesh
Coburn, Lawfeane
Private pond venture eyes credible rink status
A private enterprise plans to operate a pond as a business and aims to establish it as a credible rink, signaling a shift toward formal facilities and potential community use. The move suggests investment in infrastructure and branding to attract visitors.
Finds Something to Do the Send
An ad claims a product relieves catarrhal symptoms and intestinal ailments with one dose, promising a money back guarantee via Cook Drug Co and druggists nationwide.
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Ana Sel
Frick
Canada
Cook Drug Co
Weather Update: Snow Likely Tonight and Wednesday
The forecast calls for snow tonight with colder temperatures. Snow is likely again on Wednesday as a cold air mass settles in.
Bannock Council No 2 R and M initiations meeting
Bannock Council No 2 R and M will hold a Friday evening session on December 10 for initiation election and installation of officers for the coming year. A lunch will be served. All members and visitors are invited.
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Bannock Council No
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