Juvenile party and club notices from a local paper
Mrs. John Maxwell hosted a juvenile party with children in costume, sharing a program on noted women composers. The Optimist Club elected officers and socialized with Christmas decorations. Mountain View and Harmony clubs held meetings with sewing, refreshments, and small gatherings. Mentor and Highland View clubs met for Christmas reflections and plans, while bridal customs and gifts were briefly noted.
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Yr & GQ
John Maxwell
Misa Mula
Max
P. Js. D
Maxwell
Dorman
Johnson
Louise Homer
Jessie* Fraser
Carrié Jacobs Bond
Mes
Ountain
View
Mountain Views 'Club
iNue Snudon
Boise
Pich
Sainr Gamble
Edicers
Harmony Club
A. EL Sliter
Third Avenue North
W. Dusted
Rank. Baldwin
F.C. Beebe
iMgne
Carl L. DeLong
PERSONAL NOTES AND VISITOR REPORTS IN TWIN FALLS
Personal notices from Twin Falls recount visits and travels of locals and guests. C8 and Tdson of vik showed up for morning business. Chiydaleh arrived from Los Angeles for a navy-related matter with relatives. Drs. Charles and Frank Sprague hosted kin from Portello. Mrs Vought returned home after medical treatment. W. Neagie plans an extended Kansas City trip with A. Raftey. W. Bass of Burley and Mrs Liverett Stokes shopped in Twin Falls. Prat-Shaw and others visited Rogerson. Alan Wisher recovers from bone eye infection and resumes business. Mya Daniel and family head to Heeding California. Ostrom of Buhl attended legal matters. Donte Henry in Burley. John Holler of USC spends holidays with family. L. Ashton travels to Los Angeles and San Francisco. dinner plans with Herbst and Rambo next Saturday featuring hot creamed chicken and apples.
Apes and Men Distinctive Traits in Gorillas and Chimps
In a discussion of evolution, Cortalh notes that newborn apes show distinctive features while adults retain primitive traits. He argues apes adapt to their life through specialization, while adults retain many ancient characteristics.
Indian student Miss Muskrat to present with president honor
Miss Ruth Margaret Muskrat a Cherokee student and junior at Holyoke College will present a newly written bank describing the advance of the Tae dian before President Coolidge. She has been a BA worker and represented at the World Student Christian Moderation gathering. Many Indian women head the effort as she wears the official attire.
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Ruth Margaret Muskrat
Holyoke College
Coolidge
Muskrat
Wee
Terror Fram. Police Chief Reigns in Year of Crime
In Youngstown the police chief, known as Lieutenant Fram, earns the nickname Terror from criminals. The year’s arrests stretch across January to December, highlighting a relentless effort against railroading gangs and street crime, with crooks reportedly fearing his decisive actions and rapid raids.
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Youngstown
Cats in Old England Catnapped in Ninth Century Tale
Fragmentary note recalls a medieval English rule on fines for killing a cat and for harming a dog at Fingland during the ninth or tenth century. The garbled text hints at royal oversight and fines described as fourpence for killing a creature and another halfpenny related penalty.
Radio Listings Show Holiday Schedule Across Stations
Schedules reveal WHR Oakland KLX KH KPOr BC noting various programs from university and city stations. Listings include orchestra broadcasts from hotels, choral features, soloists and choir, with dates and times spanning afternoon to late night.
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Sweeney’ Auto School
WHR
Gam
KLX
Oakland Tribiune
Oakland
California
University of California Pie
Phens Union
University Campus
Ic. Io
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles
Lienligh
Art Hickman
Bimore Hotel
Kpor Hale Bros
San Franccisco
Cal
George Lipschvlts
Divine Discontent in Boston Transcript Thought Piece
A Boston Transcript opinion fragment contrasts satisfaction and dissatisfaction. It argues the unsatisfied are often the catalysts for change, labeling this dynamic as the peyetactory force driving society.
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Boston
Transcript
What If A Man Does Both Fools Build Houses Wise Men
A pondering line suggests a man who combines folly and prudence may face mixed outcomes. The saying contrasts foolish building with wisdom, inviting reflection on actions, risk, and judgment in daily life.
Public Notice Summary From Fragmentary Local Ad
Fragmentary OCR reads as a public notice in a local paper. It mentions a sale or listing action with officials and a date likely in the near term. Specific names, places, and exact terms are unclear from the readable portion.
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H. E. Deis
Rhone
Suffer
Beenth Avenue
Uy Patrick
Fox Sleck
Pam Heat
Slack
Lottie’ Montgomery
Verminda Stiffler
Highland View Club
Clifford
View Club
Floyd Bandy
Hom
George Huller
Macauley, Brothers
Tdson
Vik
Wiis Morniig
Chiydaleh
Navy
Aeydeit
Tis Parente
Hydaleh
Co Mus
Geapas
Auten-orahenaashs
Drs
Charles and
Frank Sprague
Poratello
W. Tt. Neagie
Raines
Somoorrow Marning
Kansas City
Missouri
Nevelli
A. M. Raftey
W.oa. Bass
Burley
Mra. Liverett
S. Stokes
Mra
R. B. Farensworth
Paul
Twin Falls
Tines
William Prad- Shaw
Rackinnid
Rogerson
Saidness
Alan G. Wisher
Fisher Druk Company
Mya
Daniel
Alen
Hedding
My. Aten
W. Ostrom
Bubl
Donte Henry
John W. Holler
Fa Tie Law Department
University of Southern California
Mr. Holler
The
Phi Delta Fraternity
Ashton
San Francisco
Addy
Herbst
Ste
Barber Shoe Co
Birgest Stork
Oyveu Wintes
W. R. Priebe
Hallmark Jewelers
Freckles
Tag
A. Py
Ait Anon
Wun
BY Blosser
Daddy 7
Ospanik
Pipils
Mme
Max Bradficld
Vand
Gonlan
Polly Predmore
Linden
George Olsen
Portivad Hotel
Thar Subat
Publi My Cistaigs
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