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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1913-03-21
Public School
Notes.

We trust that the measles have
about run their race, and that
the children will soon return to
school and their work.
Our enrolment is 427 of which
there are in attendance about
16O pupils. Some, however, are
returning.
Ournew home is rapidly nearing
completion. The first and second
floors will be ready for occupancy
the 25th of March. We hope to
spend at least one and one half
months in the new building.
Prof, Hughes and Co. Sup't
Burgess paid the school a hurried
visit last Thursday. Mr.. Hughes
came to introduce agriculture
and domestic and art clubs in the
school. He expressed his desire
also, to meet the people of the
community and put the desire to
them. AS the results, a number
of clubs have been organized in
the school, We trust that they
may succeed.
The work is somewhat of a
drag in some of the grades es-
pecially the primary grades be-
cause of SO few pupils.
The eighth grade is preparing
for the final examination in two
or three subjects on the 26, 81,
and 2Sth of March.
The county hes lth officer has
set the time tor the return of
those children who have had the
measles at three weeks from the
time that the child first comes
down with them until it is per-
mitted to return to school. We
wish parents to follow this out
to the very letter. as we are OBJ
liged to send the children home if
they come earlier than the above
mentioned time.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1913-03-21
A Young Mems
Club.

We thiAk that there is real need
tor a society of young men in
Oakley tor mutual betterment;
and to bring about greater inter
est III business and civic affairs in
our community.
We need the strength, vitality,
ambition and confidence of these
young men to act as a levening
to our ultra conservatism
With such an organization act
ing unltedly with an enterprising
commercial club, where could we
set the limit to the growth and
betterment ct the town?
Let the young men organize
and get to work, Progress and
organization are the ideals of the
west.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1913-03-21
Gem State
Prosperous.

Throughout Idaho, as it is
traversed by the railway, there
is general feeling of optimism,
and trades people, farmers and
craftsmen are looking forward
to a season OF profit"
This statement summed I'D the
impressions of E. G.. Mason, gen
eral superintendent of the Oregon
short Line, after weeks inspec-
ton OF the lines of Idaho. MIR.
Mason returned to Salt Lake
Monday
Throughout Idaho | found
business men generally we'll sat
Istied with conditions and ex.
tremely optimistic regarding the
coming seasons prosperity They
generally look for good year OF
trade, and base their prediction
on the present situations and
conditions. For one thing while
1t has been rather severe WIN
ter, yet it has brought no dam
age, and with the heavy snow
tall an abundant supply OF water
is assured for the irrigated tracts
during the dry months. The far
mers will of course take every
advantage OF this. and preparat-
ion will be made tor extensive
crops
Another factor entering into
the up-building of Idaho is the
large number of immigrants and
settlers. Generally business men
look tor the year 1913 to be one
OF the best i'll the economic hsto.
ry OF the State ofIdaho."
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1913-03-21
Sells Interest in
Herald.

On Monday of this week Bp.
John A. Ellison, who has been in
terested in the Herald for the
last two years sold his interest
in the paper to Mr.. Fred Jenkins
who has been in partnership
with him for the last niue months.
Mr.. Ellison intends to devote
his time to work on the outside,
mainly in the agriculture line.
and Mr.. Jenkins assumes fullc con-
troll OF the paper at this time.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1913-03-21
St. Patrick.

st. Patrick, the patron SAINT oil
Ireland was born about 3S9A.D.
HIS father was a small farmer
and a deacon in the Church, his
mother was sister of St, Mar.
tin Of Tours.
At the age of 16 years the
young Patrick was carried off by
Irish pirates and labored as a
slave in C1nnaught, After a
number OF Years in captivity, he
escaped to Caul (France). and
entered the service of the Church.
He was ordained a deacon and
returned to Ireland to convert
Ulster. In one of his sermons he
used the Shamrock leaf as an H.
lustration of the Trinity, three
separate united into one.
He met with remarkable sue,
cess ia his preaching and made
many converts to Christianity.
He is generally known as the
apostle TO Ireland.
His day is March 18th, and on
that day every loyal Irishman
shows the green,
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1913-03-21
New Federal Laws.

Shipment of liquor into prohi-
bition states forbidden.
Childrens Bureau created in the
Department of Commerce and
Labor.
Manufacturers of foods are re-
quired to state the net weight
and contents on the outside OF
food packages.
American coast vessels are Civ
Ell lice passage through the Pan.
anna Canal
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1913-03-21
Boise, Idaho,
Becomes City of
First Class.

BOISE, Idaho, March 18TH To
day, acting Gov. Taylor issued a
proclamation making BOISE a ci-
ty of the first class. The procla.
nation is in harmony with a re-
cent act of the legislature, appro-
we'd by the governor March 9Th.
1918, which provides that city
having a population of Is, ,OOOor
over shall be deemed city of the
first class.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1913-03-21
NOTICE OF MUNICIPAL
ELECTION OF THE VILLAGE
OF OAKLEY, TO BE HELD ON
THE FIRST DAY OF APRIL.
1913.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN:
That there will be held on the
first day of April, AID. 1913, at
the Home Hotel in the Village OF
Oakley, Idaho, the regular bieni-
al election for the election of a
board of trustees for the Village
of Oakley, to hold Office for the
ensuing two years or until their
successors are elected and qualify.
AT said election the polls will
be open from the hour of nine
O'Clock am. to FIVE O'Clock D m.
JOHN O. LOWE,
Chairman Of Board of Trustees.
Attest: {. g. LARSON.
Village Clerk.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1913-03-21
Girls Rise in
Judgment of
Bachelor.
OAKLEY GIRLS BECOME PERSONAL

An answer to the harangue Of
the bachelors:
diving alone and leaving alone
~ is good motto for bachelors.)
conference.-the are sorry to
have to delay our answer until
this week but as it was answer
ed two weeks ago we will send
our answer to you to be ready
for this week.
We wish to compliment the
bachelors who wrote the piece in
the Oakley Herald for hitting the
Oakley (Vanishing) kids SO SOU
are IN the head but we must say
we have great admiration for
any boy who would publish such
d piece of nonsence and then ans
wer 1t in such a way as was
found in the paper OF two weeks
ago.
We fully believe that the Oak
ley girls are as we'll acquainted
with the ironing.board and roll
ing pin as the Oakley boys are
with the axe and the Milk bucket,
and the majority OF the girls will
make better house wives than the
majority of the boys will make:
providers, and the future w,yes
of good many Of the Oakley
boys have our sympathy, wheth-
er or not she is an Oakley girl.
We must confess that 9irlo
40 have a great influence over
boys but it is also the same the
other way, and we do not consid-
er that it is any worse to have
the kind OF an influence over bows
than 1t is to give a girl gum to
chew and then among the fellows
watch her chew it and make fun
of her for the same.
l am very glad of the fact that
| do not know how to make
fudge or care to chew gum and il
all the Oakley girls had my obs.
tinacy there would never be any
more offered to or mastications
OF gum accepted from any Oakley
boys again.
We also wish to say that we
consider the first piece anything
but lmpertiment and in tact we
consider 1t very pertinent. We
are only sorry that the one who
published 1t has spoiled it all bv
proving to us that all he publish
ed 1T for was to culumniate the
Oakley girls it took the effulgence
all away.
Perhaps the reflection of the
modest day can keep YOU from
spelling until that golden haired,
tall, slender. sweet-dispositioned
twenty-five year girl turns up.
We are very glad to hear OF
your good teeth and digestion
and we truly hope this pill will
De successful in helping to dis,n-
tegrate any and all Osseous ideas
rom you and purge you from
your present lniqu:ties and leave
you better and wiser man.
We just wish to. add that we
approve very highly of the add
of TWO weeks ago.
AN UNMARRIAGABLE BUT SELF.
DEFENDING GIRL.
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BARElA ARRIVES
TO HELP DUNlAVY

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New York, March - AS a result
Icf recent Developments it now sc-ms
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