Idaho High School Agriculture Program Progress Report
A report on Smith Hughes work in Idaho high schools notes strong progress after inspections by Prof er B Wilson and G E Denman. Twin Falls High School reports 67 boys enrolled in agriculture classes, with frequent field trips and planned summer projects amid rising crop prices. The Boise farm program expands with a new eight room dwelling and instructors moving to farm residence, while the farm adds a modern stock barn silo and horse barn.
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Twin ‘Falls
University of Idaho
Smith- ‘Hughes
Idaho
University
Alls High School
Shelley
Tipuse
Boise High
Silumleo
Veity
E ‘Cannon
Chien
Chester
Penelope Club Hosts Afternoon of Five Hundred and Luncheon
Mrs. Emmett Kail proudly entertained the Penelope club at her home with a Five Hundred session and a two course luncheon. Fourteen members attended as guests including Mr and Mrs Logan and Mrs Dwight. The club plans a card party Tuesday evening at Mrs Veut Hamernrt’s home for husbands of members.
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Emmett Kail
Pénelope Club
Penelope Club
Veut Hamenrt
Tenthworth
Twentieth Century Club Plans Dancing Party Honoring Service
The Twentieth Century club prepares for a Monday evening party honoring service with a dance at Lavering hall. Members are arranging entertainment and details for the social event.
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Twentieth Century Club
Lavering Hall
Ninth Avenue club entertains at Mrs Combs home
The Ninth Avenue Club met at Mrs Combs home on Wednesday afternoon. Twelve members attended with two guests. Next meeting set for Wednesday March 3 at Mrs F Teibet home. The Catholic Woman’s League hosted by Mrs Corcoran yesterday afternoon featured a short business meeting and a program. Father Keyzer spoke on the Evils of the Ouija Board. Miss Suzanne Taylor and Miss Julia Taylor sang, Liszt and Beethoven piano selections performed by Mrs D Regan, and other pieces followed. Refreshments concluded the event.
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Ninth Avenue Club
Tt. S.S
Bridge and guild gatherings mark a quiet Wednesday
Mrs Spafford hosted the Wednesday Bridge club with two tables and guests Mesdames Likeh Wright Morse Lavering Greenhow Clos Wilber Hill Senior and Miss Cora Greenhow. The Episcopal Guild met at Mrs OB William s home to plan a banquet for Monday evening. The TSS club met at Mrs Crow s home with two guests and twelve members. Invitations have been issued by Mrs WJ Allen for a card party at noon.
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O. B. William
W. J. Allen
Graves Announces U S Forces at Verdivostok
The Associated Press reports Graves confirms U S military presence at Verdivostok. No further details provided in fragments.
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Graves
U. S
Verdivostok
Revolutionists Take Nabarovsk Prompting Rail Signal Update
A wartime dispatch notes movements in Manchuria with a February 14 arrival at Manchuria station and asserts that revolutionists seized Nabarovsk. The message, dated February 16, reports related railroad and regional disruptions and emphasizes the advancing front.
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Manchuria Station
Nabarovsk
London underground railroads to meet rising traffic
London needs a rapid expansion of underground railways to handle growing travel demand, according to Sir Albert Stanley Ashfield of Southwell. He told the American Luncheon club that London is the world's greatest traveling city and that in ten years the city’s traveling population could reach 6 billion, with many preferring transit over walking.
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London
Old Ashfield of Southwell
Sir Albert ‘Stanley
Uninstructed Oklahoma GOP delegates chosen by districts
Delegates to the Republican national convention from Oklahoma were elected without instructions to vote for any candidate. Both the first district, meeting in Claremore, and the third district, meeting in McAlester, chose uninstructed delegates but directed votes for Jake L. Hannon as national committeeman from Oklahoma.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Jake L. Hannon
Oklahoma
Claremore
McAlester
I W W Bomb Plot Details Faced in Modesto Trial
Coutts testified about I W W sabotage in 1917 at Le Land and here. He spoke of phosphorus furnaces and incendiary bombs, and said on October 6 he and three others drove to Modesto with 16 bombs. Government agents guarded Coutts amid protests from audience members.
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Oakland
Coutts
Leland
Dan Havery
Modesto
Cotts
Long-Bell to Acquire 30000 Acres of Fir Forest Lands
The Long-Bell Lumber company of Kansas City announced purchase of about 30,000 acres of fire forest lands in Cowlitz and Lewis counties Washington owned by Weyerhaeuser Timber. The valued lands bring Long-Bell's Pacific coast timber holdings to about 234000 acres valued at several millions of dollars.
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Associated’ Press
Kansas City
Cowlitz
Lewis Counties
Washington
Long-Bell Lumber Company
Weyerhaeuser Timber Company
Focal Company
Pacific Coast
I W W Organizer Testifies In Fire Hazard Plot Trial
Stockton Feb 19 Heimer Coutts former I W W organizer testified for the prosecution in the criminal syndicalism case against C I Bentley alleging the I W W manufactured incendiary devices planted to start fires during labor unrest. Coutts described the I W W activities and the alleged plan to ignite facilities, linking Bentley to the scheme with statements made under oath.
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Associated Press
Stockton, CI
Heimer Coutts
C. I. Bentley
State Convention Meeting Discusses Delegates and Nominees
A state convention discussion notes delegates to the national convention in Chicago. El Walsh says 20 days prior to the national meeting, state delegates will be chosen and nominees for state offices may be discussed at the February 23 meeting. Price, Utah, seeks to host the state convention.
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Centralco
Repab
el Walsh
Nin
Chicago
Tyne
Price
Utah
Youngest British Army Officer Advertises For Post
A young colonel in the British Army places an advertisement in London papers seeking employment. He cites years of active service, extensive travel, and “brains enough” to qualify as a colonel, presenting his military experience as readiness for another assignment.
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Blish
London
Inland Talks on Granting Women the Right to Sit as Judges
Item notes discussion on extending the right for women to hold judicial seats. The report highlights advocacy for gender equality in the judiciary and potential legal reforms.
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