Arkatibas Beats Seventh Grade Work at Lincoln School
Arkatibas has completed seventh grade work at Lincoln School. The milestone marks progress in early education with emphasis on foundational subjects and classroom activities.
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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1920
Page
6
Arkatibas has completed seventh grade work at Lincoln School. The milestone marks progress in early education with emphasis on foundational subjects and classroom activities.
Greetings from Illinois Senator Sherman, chairman of the Senate District of Columbia committee, read at a Ninots meeting at the Christian church. He wishes church members and the community peace on earth for 1920 and calls for recalling erring children to the path of duty and mutual kindness.
William H Detweiler sues James D Reicher in district court for 1237 dollars claiming he held an option on 460 ewes and 10 Hamp shire bucks for 5000 dollars but was informed the sheep had already been sold, seeking alleged profit from the sale.
Local men plan to attend a banquet and mass meeting in Wendell about stock raising and county sales. Attendees include Willard M Faster Bruce Redua Ha Schuldman J. M. Mar kis EB 0 Walter and other Willard residents.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a church scene with a music leader named Bob. The text references the congregation and Lohans, suggesting support or delight in Bob’s role. Context is unclear and details are garbled.
Relative fragment reads from Utah and mentions death. The readable portion lacks a clear event, date, or names beyond general reference to relatives and Utah.
The panel notes Maude, a renowned artist, is set to visit Twin Falls to give a certification event this spring. She was warmly received and many attendees expressed eagerness for her return on the next West Coast tour.
Gager seeks to rescind a divorce order granting Hattie Gager custody of the couple's two children. The petition states the 1919 divorce and a 1919 second child, alleges improper care, and asks that the children be placed in the Boise children's home until a suitable placement is found.
A. H. Hall filed for divorce from Ida B. Hall in district court claiming she deserted him five months after their May 11 1918 marriage. He alleges abandonment occurred on August 49 of that year providing the key dates of a crumbling union.
Word reached here of the death of James Herron at Fairbury Taois Deseia Bey. Details are scarce, but the notice confirms the passing of a former resident and mentions the Fairbury location.
Miller Brothers of Castleford received a certified payment of two thousand dollars for the sale. The funds were deposited and the sale completed.
The American Legion hosts a banquet Monday at 6 o'clock in the Parish hall for all members. Attic captains from both sides attend with confidence as the winning side is kept secret until a post banquet business meeting at the Elks temple. Post Commander Tom Berrington invites every member and young men seek membership. Catholic ladies will serve the dinner.
A strong gale may be blowing as occupants aboard two balloons note a chilling breeze. The scene describes tense conditions with the air thick and movement difficult amid mounting wind uncertainty.
Filer rural high school is accredited and will admit graduates to any college or university without entrance exams. Dr. Eray Bryan, Idaho commissioner of education, announced the accreditation, making Filer the county’s fourth accredited high school after Twin Falls, Buhl, and Kimberly. Local business notes include Snyder Hardware expanding space and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Paget returning from their Christmas honeymoon.
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