Commencement Exercises At The Academy Of Idaho
Don Root won the speed championship in typewriting. Certificates were awarded to students completing two years in technical courses with a B grade. Recipients spanned music, household economy, shorthand and commerce, agriculture, and industrial arts. The graduating class showcased diverse departments and featured strong exhibits and a high turnout of alumni.
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Don Root
Jean McHan
Helen Cherry
Lucile Fox
Prudence Hannifan
Audrey Riddle
Gladys Wells
Agnes Brew
Bess Cooper
Kate Hammond
Eva Miller
Grace Snyder
Horace Whittlesey
Cyril Griffiths
Samuel Sanford Bloom
George Alexander Brown
Marguerite I. Bunting
George Chadwick
Grace Child
Reginald Henry Cleare
Bessie Belle Cooper
Berenice Dietrich
Rose Ennis
Nell Irene Gee
Alfred Roy Higson
Cassie Jenkins
Mabel Estelle
Turner Hall
Pocatello Council Opens Bitulithic Paving Bids
Bids for bitulithic paving on twenty blocks in Pocatello’s business heart were opened by the city council. Strange & Maguire of Salt Lake were the lowest bidders on guaranteed and unguaranteed paving and may be awarded the contract at tonight’s adjourned session. Other bidders were listed.
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Pocatello
Strange & Maguire
Salt Lake
Robert Criswell
Gwe
E. W. Hardy
P. C. O'Malley
Clark & Budge
Mail Printing Co
Rigm & Hall
Bannock Abstract Co
City Cclerk
Fred M. Brown
R. P. Holmes
Mountain States 'T. & TI. Co
Idaho Consolidated Power Co
Jas. Delaney
W. J. Harvey
Geo. Gittins, Jr
G. E. Snodgrass
Earl D. Jones
J. H. Goodman
Leo. Hamilton
W. P. Havener
Tribune
Gate City
Mr. Maguire
A. Cook
Warren Brothers
Council Discusses Paving Costs and City Health
Six councilmen sit as Alderman Duty and Alderman Walton are absent. Dr. Earle D. Jones reports only two contagious disease cases and urges a dairy ordinance. A Seventh avenue paving plan is tabled due to protests and finances. Protest grows against Sewer District No. 7. Police receipts down after district closure. City Sexton reports six May funerals. Light rates and meters under review with Idaho Consolidated Power Co. Bids for paving opened. Strange & Maguire of Salt Lake lead.
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Duty
Walton
Earle D. Jones
Jones
Police Department
Seventh Avenue
Trapp
Fourth Ward
Sewer Committee
Polic
Knowles
Weenee
Cecec
Sexton
City Sexton
J. H. Croxall
McLaughlin
Untl
Cruimery
Highway and Light Committee
M. E. Hughes
Idaho Consolidated Power Company
Electric Company
Hughes
Pocatello
Boise
Rothas
Martin
Mexican ranch hand dies by self inflicted gunshot in rooming house
Jose Valenzuela, a Mexican ranch hand from Blackfoot, shot himself in the Nielsen rooming house on South First Avenue. He died soon after, with his funeral arrangements to be handled by Walker's undertaking parlors. Coroner Steely ruled it a death by self action. no inquest planned.
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Jose Valenzuela
Nielsen
South First Avenue
Walker
Jose
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Nielson
Slack
Steely
Pocatello Ball Players to Meet at Brady Park Tonight
The team members are asked to attend a 6 PM workout at Brady Park for Sunday's game. Manager TRWIN directs all players to participate and prepare.
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Pocatello
Brady Park
Trwin
Mgr
Barefoot Sandals Arrive in Sizes for Sale at Star Dry Goods
Barefoot sandals in sizes 5 to 8 priced at 60e and 9 to 11 to 12 to 2 priced at 90e arrive at Star Dry Goods Co East Center. Customers urged to visit and check out the rivalry at I land Creamery arena.
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Star Dry Goods Co
East Center
Creamery
Lodging House Robber Arrested in Idaho City
Deputy Sheriff Jim Francis boarded an eastbound train with a warrant to arrest Glenn Weeter a Short Line brakeman on grand larceny or burglary charges. Weeter allegedly stole from Christoffersons rooming house on South Arthur avenue and reportedly confessed after elk teeth were found in his room. Victims included John Kane Frank Fryar Mrs Pickett and others who reported cash and valuables missing.
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Glenn Weeter
Jim Francis
Montpelier
Pocatello
Weezer
Christofferson
South Arthur Avenue
John Kane
Frank Fryar
A Perfect Saw Phrase from the Atlantic Monthly
A reflective note on the proverb to say nothing and saw wood praising blunt homey wisdom. The piece portrays a man sawing in silence, implying prudent restraint and diligent work as admirable traits.
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Atlantic Monthly
Indians Meet Jen sen Creamery At Finser Ball Grounds
A Sunday matchup features the Indians against Jen sen Creamery at the finesr ball grounds in the state. Local fans anticipate a competitive game with teams aiming for a win.
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Indians
Jensen Creamery
Finesr
Largest Idaho technical school graduates record class
The Academy of Idaho held a packed commencement for its largest class to date the class of 1912. George Chadwick gave the main address while diplomas were conferred by Hon. W H Cleare. Prizes were awarded to students from Pocatello Salmon City and other towns for sewing cookery woodwork vocal music oratory and dramatic achievements.
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Idaho
The
Academy of Idaho
Academy
Sheldon
Bunting
Robert T. Blair
George Chadwick
Heyburn
W. H. Cleare
Board of Trustees
State of
Reed
Mr. Cleare
Daniels and
Rice
Stendehen
Schubert
Blair Benediction
A. W. Hartshorn
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Andrey Riddle
Pocatello
Women’s Federated Clubs
Frank Cannon
Salmon City
Horace Whittlesey
Elsie Tarr
James F. Kane
Grace Gallet
Celestial Ingenuity and a Controversial Ancient Chinese Anecdote
A diplomat recounts a Washington Star quote about a Chinaman who after his wife's death from a tiger uses arsenic to kill the tiger and then sells its skin and body to fund a new wife. The anecdote is framed as a reflection on ingenuity and character.
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Wu Ting Fang
Washington Star
Cream Blanchard Tee Cream at O'Nans Store
Cream Blanchard Tee Cream offered in cones pints and quarts at O'Nans Sub way grocery and confectionery. Open every day.
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Blanchard Tee
O’nans
Subway
There Were Others and a Baby Named for Paul Jones
Excerpted lines discuss names and identity with references to Paul Jones and fashion obsession. The Chicago Tribune mood is noted, mentioning Smith Joel and Brown. The dialogue touches on gender expressions and propriety.
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John
Oul
Art
Mercy
Paul
Paul Jones
Chicago ‘Tribune
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