The Kendrick gazette., 1920-12-03
Over The County

Star Mirror: The SpokesmanRe-
view announces another raise in
subscription rate. 1t is significant
of the strangle held the print paper
trust has on the world, that, when
prices of almost everything else are
falling, newspapers all over the
country are being forced to raise
their rates or suspend publication.
Ii Warren G. Harding. newspaper
editor and publisher, does not take
steps, soon after his inauguration.
to do something besides theorize on
this graft, we will miss our con-
ception of the man.
Troy News: The parent-teachers
meeting held at the high school
building last Wednesday evening
was we'll attended by the patrons
Of the school. The program was
very instructive. Prof. McPherron
gave a very lengthy talk on the
high school question that contronts
the world today and gave some very
interesting data for more thought.
After the program was completed
the question came up in regard to
forming a parent-teachers club to
be held at the school house once a
month. The matter was put to a
vote and carried and Mrs. McComb
was elected as president, Mrs. Carl
Anderson vlce-president and Mrs. e.
C. Hoyt, secretary. After the busi-
ness of the evening was over the
domestic science class served very
nice luncheon after which an hour
was spent socially.
Genesee News: The Platt Bros.
herd of show Herefords was return
ed to Genesee Tuesday morning
from the show and sales circuit.
The herd was first taken to Spok-
ane, where they exhibited at the
Western Royal Livestock show, ard
there they met very keen COM
petition. as they did also at Lewis
ton and Portland.
The herd consisted of II show
animals and eight head of sale
stock, -four of the latter being sold,
one of which topped the market for
eretords-Genesee Fairfax, which
brought $375- the highest price
paid for any Hereford at the sale.
Deary Press: The commissioners
of Highway District No. 3, pur.
chased $4,000 worth of culverts re-
Gently and have them ready to dis
tripute over the district. These
culverts Will be put in where they
will do the most good, the plan be
ing to keep the road dry at al
times. Inc board believes anc
rightly, that if the roads can b'
kept free from water they will al
ways be in good condition.
The warehouse and yards belong
ing to the district present busl
ness like appearance. This is tn
storage place for the large amour
of valuable machinery owned by tn
district, and large piles of culvert
and other material tor road con
structlon, ready for dlstrlbutio
wherever needed. Next year will
be the banner road building yea
in this district.
The voters at the last electio
authorized the two million dolla
appropriation for road constructio
in Idaho. Latah county will shar
IN this appropriation, which wi
aid materially in furnishing ou
numerous highway projects.
The commissioners of Hlghwa
District No. 8 have ordered tt
construction of that portion of tf
Moscow-Bovill state highway lea'
ing from the west end of Secor
avenue, Deary, to the Avon road,
strip one-quarter of a mile
length. A crew of men is no
clearing the right-of-way, whlt
was recently purchased from Sws
Swanson, and grading will cor
mence as soon as this work has bee
finished.
The hard surfacing called for
the state and federal speclficatio
will not be done by the district, b
the road will be graded and drai
ed, so that it will be in gooG CO
dition at all seasons of the year.
will bring all traffic from the we
into town on a dead level.