Rural school board rating card devised at Pittsburg
A Kansas State Teachers College card proposes a rural school board rating system. It calls for members to have a basic common school education, own homes, read standard farm papers and at least one magazine, favor funding trained teachers, good school buildings and equipment, and strong supervision of instruction, with other desirable qualifications listed.
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Justice Defeated In Oil Scandal And Delay In Law
A dated editorial argues that the oil scandal involves possible corruption and public looting, while delays in criminal and civil cases erode trust. It calls for expedited, impartial trials, curb on delays, and stronger federal reforms urged by the American Bar Association, citing Senator Arthur Capper.
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Arthur Capper
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Presenting American Women at the Royal Court
Charles P. Stewart analyzes the U S State Department’s handling of American women seeking presentation at the Court of St James. He notes three qualifications for candidates, the ambassador’s influential role, and the rivalry and pressure from applicants vying for royal court access.
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Charles P. Stewart
NEA
I Ashington
State Department
Royal Court of St. James
England
London
Ambassador Houghton
Community notices and social calendar from Maroa schoolhouse
A May 26 to June 11 sequence of church social events, club meetings, and family announcements in Maroa reports Rev Harris from Twin Falls, Mothers Day program, birthday celebrations, visitors from Iowa and California, trout fishing report, Grange meetings, and upcoming weanie roast with cross-town visits and degree work.
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Harris
Twin Falls
Sale UN Gt
Jennings
Ross Moseley
Marjorie
Isleanor Jameson
Audrey Glassinger
East Maron
Will Deihl
Ralph Brown
Albion
Ben
State Normal
I. H. Snyder
D. J
Constance Hill
University At
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G. Deihl
Joseph
Swift
North View Grange
Maron Grange
Castleford Families Visit Shoshone Falls and Area
A Castleford group led by Mr. and Mrs. J W Armond and Mr and Mrs John Thomas attended outings to Shoshone Falls and Hansen Bridge last Wednesday. A large Castleford delegation joined a missionary educational conference at the Buhl Baptist church led by Dr Floyd Carrof. Nearby visits included J C Thompsons at Wendell and Melba Thomas in Banbury with Gooding College students. Mr and Mrs J S Thompson traveled to Twin Falls for business, and the Ormand family, recent visitors to Mrs John Thomas, returned to Blackfoot.
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J. W. Armond
John Thomas
Shoshone Falls
Hansen Bridge
Castleford
Thee Buhl, Baptist Church
Floyd Carrof
New Yorkesveree
Ameeters
J. G. Thompson
Lolo Gipson
Jennie Holland
J. C. Thompsons
Wendell
Joe
Banbury’s
Melba Thomas
Gooding College
J. S. Thompson
Twin Falls
J. W. Ormand
Mr. Ormand
Blackfoot
Amsterdam News Notes and Local Visits In Hollister
The column lists Neil Bos on the sick list slowly improving with Neal Pastoor taken to Twin Falls for medical care. Ralph Weaver and family visited J. S. Schuring in Hollister. Several locals, including Neal Peters and family, Myrl Skinner, G. L. Kunkel and family, J. V. Dean, Kitchell, and Miss Julia Kunkel, spent Sunday visiting and dining with neighbors. Jack Nelson returns to Amsterdam after a stay near Kimberly. Stellan Boss aided with Neal Bos’s care. Fred Lehtiainen and sons and the Kunkels traveled to the county seat. rain boosted local crops.
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Neil
Bos
Ralph Weaver
J. S. Schuring
Hollister
Neil Pastoor
Twin Falls
Neal Peters
Amsterdam
Myrl Skinner
G. L. Kunkel
Chan
Twir ‘Falls
Pastoor
Neal Bos
Fred Lehitian
Maynard
Adolph
Dale Kunkel
Julia Kunkel
Friday Radio Listings Show Diverse Evening Concerts
A sprawling schedule lists Friday night programs across many cities. The guide includes WEAF with Jones and Hare, WAP minstrels, Marine Band, and the Hueston Institute Night, plus orchestras and special acts at Walldorf Astoria and venues from New York to Detroit.
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Dilly Jones
Ervueat Hare
WAP
WEAL
Marine Band
Hueston Institute
Skinner and Peters tied to Goat Springs outing notes
Messra Ewing Skinner Jeonard Peters and Misses Myra Lottie Florence Skinner and Margaret and Janette Peters motored to Goat Springs on Sunday afternoon delaying irrigating of wheat for a few days Beryl Kunkel a Hollister business caller Tuesday Miss Jesta Kunkel and Lucille Kitchell visited Twin Falls Thursday afternoon
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Jeonard Peters
Myra
Lottie
Florence Skinner
Margaret
Janette Peters
Goat Springs
Beryl Kunkel
Hollister
Jesta Kunkel
Lucille Kitchell
Twin Falls
Pleasant Valley Social Roundup and Local Movements
Pleasant Valley notes report Christine Hamby working Sunday at Stealsmith’s and a surprise party for Louise Bean with many guests. Several residents travel to Twin Falls and Rupert for exams, visits, or health, while fishing trips yield good catches. Mrs. John Jones starts a music class in Pleasant Valley.
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Christine Hamby
Mildred Butler
John Dean
Rupert
McCarty
Ora McCarty
Ed.McCarty
W. R. Persnell
Smith Hot Springs
John Jones
Pleasant Valley
Twins joke and a newspaper tease for new minister
A humorous boy’s composition on twins defines them as a double baby arriving around 4 37 in the morning. The piece notes twins cause double trouble and a mother may punish both. The clipping also mentions a new minister coming to Lavering on June 9th.
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Airdale
Boston Transcript
the Lavering
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