The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-03-03
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The first session of the movable
school was held Monday with fairly
good crowd out. The lecturers did not
arrive until late as there was no morn
ing session. Many generously filled
baskets had been brought and the Cir
die ladies served the contents of these
with coffee to about 100 people. After
dinner Miss Amelia Brown took
charge of the ladies division and gave
very interesting talk and demon
stration of the canning of fruits and
vegetables by pressure, using about
IS pounds pressure. AS high as 80
pounds may be used She also ex-
planned how to use the ordinary steam
| cooker or the boiler. but these require
much more time She talked about
and demonstrated the preparation of
evaporated prunes, giving recipes. A
number of leaflets of apple recipes
were distributed.
In the main room the pupils of the
primary and intermediate rooms sang
"Papa's New Suit" and "The Good
Old United States" A boys chorus
sang "The Sailor Boy" The mixed
quartet, Mrs. Tony Freeburn, Miss
Mae Mercer, V. A. Megorden and f
C. Preston, sang "All thru the Night
w. G. Scholtz of the farm market
bureau, gave very interesting talk on
the department of farm markets He
outlined the work done and the policy
: for the future. The plans were much
appreciated and many questions were
asked and satisfactorily answered.
w. T. Mccall, county agent for Can
yon county, gave very practical tall
: on corn raising and brought out ;
number of new points.
. Carl Warrington of the bureau o
, biological survey and located at Twill
Falls. gave a Commute talk on 70
dent pests.
The meeting closed at $50.
M. L. Walker was over from Cald
we'll Sunday.
: Chas. Tabor of Claytonia was il
I attendance at the movable schoo
Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy King were owe
|, from Fargo attending the Schoo
!. Tuesday.
Mrs. Tony Freeburn was guest {
:, the Yaden home Monday night.
= Gerard B. Adams, who has pneumo
y MIA. is improving.
- Mrs. Z. L. Hoseley was over col
!. sulting Dr. Boeck Tuesday.
- :, School report for the month endir
g February 10:
= High school-number boys enrollt
~ 10, girls Is, total "a.
- Average number belonging, 3091
Average daily attendance, ~.
Per cent of attendance. &.2o.
4 Number cases hardness, Is.
4 Pupils neither absent nor lard
4 Reuben Tracy. Mamie Lehner, Ju
Lehner, Helen Preston. Ernest B
hern, Eugene Vanderbilt, Willie Va
ID derhoff. Lavona Dodge.-E. c. Pre-
to ton, principal.
intermediate room-number enro
ar ed, boys p, girls IS; total 40.
ris Average daily attendance. 1875.
Average number belonging, 80.
nd Per cent of attendance &C.
MS Number cases hardness 10.
Pupils neither absent nor tardN
ser Fay Anderson, Walter Wright, Nj;
ct Demshar. Fannie Marchek, Blanc
Mcdowell. Lorens Mcdowell. Leo
lar Dodge, Minnie Hansen.-Edith
ETY. Hyslop. teacher.
ers Primary room-number enrolled
ase Average daily attendance, 2o.8.
rch Average number belonging, N.4.
Per cent attendance, 79.6.
yun Number cases hardness, 20.
Pupils neither absent nor tard
last Amanda Hansen. Lee Hollenbeck,
Gil Mcdowell, Mildred Wright,
Mr.. sephine Demshar.-Mae B Mer
ent teacher.