02 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Twin Falls Daily Times
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1922
Page
1
Mrs. Charles Dwight was elected president of the Past Matrons club with Mrs. J. W. Chapman as vice president and Mrs. Bula Sawyer as secretary treasurer. A social hour and luncheon followed at Mrs. Trousdale's home with fifteen members present.
Public notice of proof of beneficial use for 3.2 cubic feet per second of Jumber Canyon water. Conducted Dec 20, 1922 at Rogerson Twin Falls Idaho before notary H L Shyder. Permit No 12212 held by J F Clark Rogerson Idaho. Intended use irrigation and domestic. Land description SESH Sec 12 EYNEY NEY SES Sec 13 716S RS E B M. Priority date Dec 9 1918. WW G SWENDEEN commissioner of reclamation.
Thanksgiving events across Filer schools featured student performances led by teachers and Miss Beryl Downs, including a four act Pilgrim Fathers play. The Washington Rural club hosted a large community dinner at the high school with about fifty attendees followed by games. The Maroa Woman's club plans a late December community banquet at the Maroa schoolhouse.
A Milwaukee Sentinel item recalls an evening sit on steps when a girl saw horses from the sale stables moving down the street with tails wrapped in paper and a note on their backs, prompting a crying call to mother.
Barbara had been named for her grandmother and an aunt in Wisconsin. While visiting the North she spotted her Aunt Barbara coming up the street and rushed home shouting Oh mother nother there comes my auntie me.
A fragment from Washington Student writing warns that speaking softly to a mute may confuse him, noting the phrase speak gently and attributing it to an unnamed source. The obscure text appears in a student publication.
Public notice from the Eagle Restaurant in Mur ta ugh announces a first class outfit in the Worrell building. It pledges moral up-to-date conduct and sanitary service with short orders sandwiches and pup and fresh meat cuts.
A vintage weight gain advertisement invites thin readers to request a free sample of Alexander Vitamines without payment. It prompts sending only name and address to Alexander Laboratories in Kansas City Missouri for a weekly gain plan.
Readers send questions to Times Advice Box asking about hair styling and personal life. Auntie Sue urges considering mother, notes trend toward long hair, and answers schoolgirl inquiries about appearances and celebrity couples with warm, cautious guidance.
Fragmentary notes discuss a Bartholomew Schidonk born 1568 who is linked to the Arcadia motto and Goethe later adopting the phrase for his Travels In Italy. The text gives minimal details about Scludent and marks Arcadia Line as the sole quotation attributed to him.
Dear Susie I will not marry now I plan to leave Peavy and see the world I will go as a lady and work in a bean seed house asking what clothes suit a young woman for discretion Also I ask what you think of politics for a career for women and if a man will advise me on the way Susie I thank you for your guidance and I am determined to act.
A Chinese education sector report notes that schools in China educate almost a million students across regions. The data highlights wide enrollment growth in urban and rural areas and signals ongoing expansion of schooling access.
Rex Ingram directs a Metro photoplay of The Prisoner of Zenda based on Anthony Hope novel. Cast includes Lewis Stone Robert Edeson Alice Terry Stuart Holmes Ramon Navarro Barbara La Marr Malcom McGregor Edward Connelly Lola Lee. Adaptation by Mary O Hara photography by John F Seitz.
Irene Rich plays opposite Wil Rogers in the Pathe comedy The Ropin Fool at the Idaho theatre starting Monday. The story centers on Ropes Riley a cowpuncher whose hobby is lariat tricks and his sweetheart rides to his aid when he is accused of a serious crime.
A review notes Thomas Meighan stars as a viceroy in The Durbar with South Seas tropical beauty ships and yacht life. It highlights English noble homes society dances aboard yachts and an elegant avenue mansion as part of the film's lavish settings.
In the matter of Clarence Ames, Bankrupt, Bankruptcy No. 1782. The first meeting of creditors will be held at the Referee's office in Twin Falls Idaho at 2:00 p.m. on December 7, 1922. The meeting covers allowance of claims appointment of trustee and examination of the bankrupt. GUY L. KINNEY Referee in Bankruptcy.
Public notice of sale under a 1922 Idaho foreclosure decree issued November 22 1922. Lemuel A Chapin plaintiff. defendants Letty Rasmussen Lou Rasmussen and Decker Jewelry Co. Lot 13 Block 24 Townsite of Twin Falls to be sold December 28 1922 at 2 PM at the Court House east front door for cash to satisfy the decree plus costs.
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