Farm management study in Twin Falls county progresses
University of Idaho representatives lead a Sugar beet cost study and soil survey in Twin Falls county. Byron Hunter and Edward Jiddings coordinate data from about 250 farmers across 140 visited farms. Federal aid secured. findings to aid irrigation and education at the state university.
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Twin Falla
University of Idaho
Twin
Twin Falls County
State University
E. J. Iddings
College of Agriculture
Washington
Algo
Byron Hunter
Department of Agriculture
Hunter
M. S. Wight
B. Nuckies
Subut Beet
Agriculture
FE. Aicken
Aberdeen
City Votes to Issue Coal Distribution Cards
In a conference yesterday the mayor and city officials approved a coal card system to begin Monday morning. Residents must obtain a presentation card from the city clerk before receiving coal, with issuance based on need and supply on hand. City Clerk W. A. Minnick will oversee card issuance and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eltycle
Minnick
Priscilla Deans Cast as Maria in Paid in Advance
Priscilla Deans, admired for crime roles, is selected to portray Maria in the film Paid in Advance. She appears briefly on screen but makes a strong impact with a masterful characterization. Shown at the Gem Theater on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Deans
Maria
Gem Theater
Dean
Secure Marriage Licence Issued to Tasper and Hollister Resident
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Rank Cy Tasper, 21, of Yoseubures, and Wimbenni Janna, 207, of Hollister.
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Cy Tasper
Jtosebures
Wimbenni- Janna
Hollister
Canal and Kept Worded Call for Voters
A fragmented plea urges farmers to vote their own thinking in December for canal management and efficiency. It warns against influence from nonvoters and calls for canal company finances to be restored, promising better rates and canal cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Companys
Reinstating Insurance Conversion Drive Announced
A large supply of insurance conversion blanks has been received by the Service office of the Red Cross and service men. Those whose policies have lapsed for 18 months may reinstate by December 31 by paying only two months premium. Central Market seeks turkeys ducks and geese with best market prices. Phone 311 and 812.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehe
Western Sugar declares extra 10 percent dividend
New York December 6 The Western Sugar company announced an extra dividend of ten percent in addition to the regular quarterly dividends of thirteen and four tenths percent on common and preferred stocks respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Sugar Company
Winter course to attract hundreds at Utah college
Logan Utah December B officials announce a winter course opening at the agricultural college. About 500 students are expected to attend the program beginning December 8. The Winter Charter will offer over 200 courses across college and vocational grades for high school entrants possessing 15 or more units. Special features include safety and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Utah
Tah Agricultural College
Shoth College
Red Cross Official to Visit Twin Falls
Rh. G. White, vocational advisor for the Northwestern division of the Red Cross, will be in Twin Falls to meet with local agencies and discuss aid programs and disaster preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rh. G. White
Wet Pets
The
Red Cross
Past Noble Grand Session of Rénekkahs at Mrs Green Home
The Past Noble Grand association of Rénekkahs met in a monthly session at Mrs RR Green's home with 15 members present. After a short meeting, a social hour and light refreshments followed. Next meeting set for January 8 at Mrs C A Eimes.
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Noble Grand ‘Association of
Rénekkahs
Am RR
Orlome
Caldwell
theimb@tion
C. A. Eimes
Troops A E Seneb0 Buete Prom Camp Lewis
Troops from the first and thirty-fifth regiments of infantry under Colonel F. C. Tanner led a special train toward Camp Lewis heading for Boitte. The report is from the Associated Press and appears scrambled.
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Associated’ Press
Tacoal Xeon Whree
FF. C. Tannerlett
Conference Postpones USC Admission For One Year
Attun Washington December 6 Officials postponed action on the application of the University of Southern California for admission to the Pacific Coast Conference for one year. Freshmen football teams will have limited schedules. next meeting set for Spokane. M. J. Angell of Idaho was elected president and Fred Bohler of Washington State College seated. Willamette University admitted. conference to hold next meeting in Spokane.
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Associated Press
Attun
Wash
University of Southern
sCaifornia
Rammcs
M. J. Angell
University
of Idaho
Fred Bohler
Washington State College
Willamette University
Spokane
Judge Wilson to preside at alleged Armistice Day shooting case
Olympia judge Wilson is expected to preside over the Armistice Day shooting case pending in Montesano. Prisoners remain in county jail under heavy guard as courtroom proceedings shift to Montesano for a potential change of venue.
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Associated Press
Hordigin
Wash
Wilson
Olympia
Contratia
Grays
Siperick -Conet
Montesano
Tare Montesano
Vormito
Wirba
Fudga Wilson
Jude Y Waa
Oregon Box Makers Increase Wages to 4.25 a Day
Kamath Salls Ore December 6 reports factory owners announce a voluntary general wage rise of 50 cents per day effective December 1 raising the minimum to 4.25 dollars daily. The move aims to improve worker pay across the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Kamath Salls
Ore
Ten Pupils Lead Earned High Averages At Senior High School
Ten pupils in the senior class earned the highest averages for the second six weeks of the first semester led by Louise McMartin Evelyn Gaskill and Marjorie Baker. Fifteen juniors headed by Lois Baylor Viola Evans and Dorothy Sullivan and twenty sophomores led by Marcus Ware Helen Bonnold and Dorothy Waggoner are named. Twenty five freshmen including Fox Jog McMartin and Har Irma McKinster appear among top averages. The eighth grade list includes Elizabeth Bongs Augusta Place and Dorothy Sheldon among top scorers. Basketball season opens as Twin Falls high shifts focus from football to gym work with Krengel Carter Yochem veterans and strong material from other schools.
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Louise McMartin
Evelyn Gaskill
Marjorie ’ Baker
Stanley Cairncross
Maxine Billings
Iris Guthrie
Dorothy Kenworthy
Theron Goodrich
Eunice Ling
Marie ‘Leech
Wilmer Osborn
Lois Baylor
Viola Evans
Dorothy Sullivan
Coale
Charles ‘Hart
Mildred ‘Mersel
Irme
Mildred Laubenheim
Agnes Stronk
Goldin Peakrs
Roy Mahaffey
Kear Terickson
Helen Keniston
Reta Osborn
Maggie Moor
Paulina Thomas
Thelma McKinney
Clifford Fix
Ruth Norstrom
Aix
Hee
Fox
McMartin
Har
Irma
McKinster
Alice
Delia
Carlyle van Patten
Helen Garrison
Mary Smith
Irene
Bowlsby
Hazel Hibner
Margaret” “Dunkip
Elizabeth
Thomas
Caine Niebesi Vero Pos Tarer
Islabeth Bongs
Augusta Place
Dorothy Sheldon
George
Wirsching
Twin Falls
Baskee
Wilh
Krengel
Carter
Yochem
December 3rd Girls Glee Club Assembly Highlights
The weekly assembly of December 3rd featured a talk by Mr Mitchell, with performances by the girls glee club. A wedding by Jacob Irwin and a solo by Mary Large followed the musical selections.
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Girls’ Glee Club
Mitchell
Glee Club
Jacob Irwin
Mary Large
Life Cercle Francata Held At Initial Meeting
An initial life Cercle Francata gathering featured a program with readings in English and French. Attendees included Neil, Louise Martin, Helen Brown, Ogoretta Murray, Irene Warner, Lela Siggins, and Clara Campbell with actors Perrichon Wilmer Osborn and Lansing Benton stage staff. Officers elected: Marjorie Baker president, Clifford Fix secretary, Stanley Cairns treasurer. Dwight Kuhnes re-elected president of their ele. Light refreshments followed.
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Rogram
Neil
Louise Martin
Rosa
Bon
Sur
Helen’ Brown
Ogoretta
New -Man's Land
Murray
Merrichon
Perrichon
Wilmer
Osborn
Mme
Irene Warner
Henriette
Lela Siggins
Porter
Ward Carter
Teket
Clara Campbell
Lansing ‘Benton
Marjorie Baker
Wice
Clifford Fix
Stanley Cairncross
Dwight Kuhnes
Eirele
Montana duties report reach Butte as troops arrive
The report states soldiers arrived safely at Butte after duty in Camp Lewis. Utah Woolgrowers Association plans its 1920 convention to discuss livestock protection and predatory animal destruction with input from US Biological Survey and forest reserve officials. The meeting will seek lower railroad rates for winter shipments and is expected to draw sheepmen from nearby states. Secretary Stewart predicts strong attendance after the 1919 meeting was not held.
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Utah “State ‘Woolgrowers’ Association
SPU Atett
Des Stawiel Hi
Stewart
United States
Biological Survey
Forest Reserve Department of the United
Stites
Department of Agriculture
Seidanrteter
Gummnes
Woolgrowers to Meet in January in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City December 6 The woolgrowers association announces a meeting scheduled for January. Details on venue and agenda were not immediately available.
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Detwiler
Filer
Idaho
Aga Commer
Hansen
Fred Wegener
Toei
Star
Rty
Willan ‘Rookes
M.S
Elith
AE Senebobuete
PROM
Lewis
TDG Wison
I W.W
Cercle” Francata
la Ave
CTALE
Salt Lake City
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