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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24
WOMAN CAPTURES A, MtL DcAr
Bssst Scratches Her Somewhat, BOT
sbe Ia Going TO Raias 1t
for a Pet,

Lead. s. D. Mrs. Myra X. Peters,
manager of the Sylvan Lake hotel AZ
sylvan laae. vas the heroine VI All
exciting Incident reeeatly.
During her stay a the lake this attn
ter. Ara Peters made friends sith a
small ~illeat, and II became 80 frieud.
ly that Il would eat cut If her hand
and even sit In her lap while eating.
Ibe albl&at *pgia cuesa sNery morn.
Ing for It's morning nFesi. aua hrs.
Peters b"came quite attached so il.
While she vas feeding II IN her Jap
one morning she threw rube over Il
and put Il In safe place 90 keep H.
While dolng 80, she was considerably
scratched trying 20 hold II, but she
tsa-Ss- hay s.s- sss.ss.sl "a eagssgysy ssasi
Is going 20 tame aad raise II ior pet.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24

The dAplser Seung man approached
me subject With haltlag ctabarfass
utrut
Its shang your daughter Clartre,
sir" hc sald Il hardly knoN hos 20
hegin. hul ! have here. ak no placed
his band over MS heart.
"Fot the love q Mile 80 on and take
her :" exclaimed the old rnan Marry
trr ana ne happy r
Not iHe =" said the visitor. drawing
q papFr from his left hand c'a, pocket
with iila Same hand What lal telling
son "a !'m collecting far The pFac~
where shes running charge account
apa t's Up 70 you -" Richmond Iialcs
Dispatch
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24

In your condition 90 II has In % many
sAcssAads o.. ether. csses
II yen are dssnonasnt. nleery,
with little sarts Tor and srisyms~s
Of iifs, Try Tsnlse and ~ doubt yss
will sss the clouds " eiec~ reil away
under the sunshine Of health.
p.7Sss s-rs, ~-is;ir@ ~ he dA~slshy.
vigorous. efscisnt and happy, Give
s.srstse,x.s isse, ,ya1eTa "a t:s4se,es w ~
thousands Of others have By taking
Tanlar.
Get T'auine from your druggist this
very day. why wait for tomorrow
when Tsnlac-and heaith--Await you
sodsyT
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24
Would pevctop Speed.


iIou4lAp- AaStl.--Aa ,E.,gtpea.
spruce tE tcn fert 10 diameter. be.
iie,ea tac lar4uss ever cai gn ga4s s.,..
tlaa, rrorHt'y ass sawed iuta lsu.u
biard fi%t X lutib,r hcrf
" hen 1rsg plg IN the saw the hls
iec broke the mill mach.arry aha Vas
IA; est until repairs we're made.
Ss~a~ tttar AZ" larger t,sv wss
brought oore. bur no mill eou.a tackle
II AND I, mas placed IN a Ha9aiam para
fer exhibition purposes,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24
Har,eo, o. Nut.

tahlesppuguls % drirp,U< sdd nn"
aad ote taH Fuunas ~ leaa muttou
cut Ia tN9Wch pieces sal sui.lsl'1'et
veil ana ooyvr Win tatiipa water,
Cook slowly uatt he maA, Is tender.
Serve with buttrl,i ilma beaas. nfren
pshs utwy he tfxr'i
Jeltted Apples ---par~. core and s}ic~
one quart Of apples Butter hakina
dish and ppt 10 a layer ai appics, GOV.
erlne each layer with sugar eutll a
cupf,ll IL used Adj me half cGpfui ~
hot water. cover aud bake In a slow
oven three hours, Soften ohs table
sDouufpl # gelatin IN one half cup.
mi az t,id water ant dissolve In ono
quarter Of o cuptrl ~ boiling water.
MIS- cartuEly through tlse hot apples
torn int1 mald and serve With ~
Without cfpas4
Spanish Tsast M two green
V.Sfiefs. u TltFn~f yAl"f4irt t'xN7 sysffes af
par~ley snt add a cBpful " ttick To-
g1atn rnr"p S'rnsaev 'hs, tNiSt9re .mnsJl
e = smooth Toast ronpas ~ bread,
hastar ani put spoonful ~ the tntaA.
"a mixture 10 each round a. toast with
= preached cgE an top.
FsA Bats Make white sauce
aslae nar Tablespoonful ~ hutter nre
tableSioOn'ul x aspr, salt ard pepper
ta tMsg" aHehaf cuptai ~ mils and
two well beaten eggs Cook urfu
smooth then stir In cne c7ausul az
fiaAed ash, I'rrp ibis halter by stssou.
tuis ln,o hot fat Drain an brown IN.
per aaa ssyye g. ofce
49,. Frssa ser,iry ard Asrr ,-~As a, sab
xtltute su the ever p-~~no, ruafa'o. try
iris dSsh rut one Tablespoonful NJ
ham fat In firing rsr, s8d w~tl
cooked homlnv ans stir until w~sI
mixed WITH ire hot fat: add ere half
rursul n miared ham, tablespoon.
mi ~ minced parsley Te'nse who IKE
rrfnn will ectov Tablespoonful NJ
minced esinn afsted IN tire Rot fat
ard well cooked before adding TIE
hssras0y.
Ar-scos sata6.---1n bed N shr~d-
ded settsee arrange layer ~ sliced
bananas over this plsce the hslves
a twc Canned spgrsco,s Top with
whlpg~-i cream to @hich a ssasp0r
eal az highly seasoned salad arwssaas
has aeea added
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24
Science Aiming
Blow at Death

sfiiz t0f t'ni'te tissaeS sndt ge~r >Fs~xs
growing. Until this ,san be duns these
fragments Eili have no thought. ~.
though they mas poassss f1eiGns.
''fhis WORK gives doctoss and seien-
tists greet insight Cd what is g,spng
on 10 the hgmaa bssiy smal ,issuts
VI the brain, tbs Eyer. or the heart
may Ali DE- treated IN this way II
the fragments are led with thyroid
juice they win digeaG the food and
provided all pyproducts af~ washe,s
away. their life IL absolutely without
liIaiI-"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24
Soldiers Buried in Foreign Soil
j.. :, Ma, Not Be Moved.
CeN - NsSiss ERE ssS "a sctrs : rcs.
Dele,ur~ ans eranea IA CONSIDERED
preh e.tN e---C,rasrs Are Sc.
tna Cared Fer.

Berlin, German saldlcrs WHO dtes'
aad we're buried ~ Belgian sni
French hattlc3tlds probably viii ~
inais On gesv,Sp SOIL, M account ~
tho ccSy emai,yd Ia hrinS9nS ,tre'
home. This Ia Indicated IA statements
hs the oti1ctsl hurcan Entrusted With
the work II hclrIrs relatives to iden.
sity the dead End arrange f,r the
franxrcrtstse= ~ their Assisss to Ger
mapy
Although negotiations with France
and Belgium foe the rmevsi ~ the
Bodies we're ccac,nded weeks sSa. not
one German sNidser has essen cxaurs~a
Tor the Journey home dcspitn tie tacs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24
Famous English Surgeon Predicts
Perpetual Life and Brain
Grating.
NEW DISCOVERIES By CaRREl
Whole Kidney Successfully Grated
From Ore Animal Into Another
OF same spseiss--Artsriss
Trgnsplantad-

's'@ fnnfnri ~%At pn1y may th@ nrntns
Of the INDUSTRIOUS oc EFafts'l Oh the
living, bat ws MAy alsa b. % the ese
Of the secret 81 perpetual hfe'
ThlD astounding possibility, arising
out Ut story told In this Daily TX
press " Prof Aicals Carrots discoy.
sYy. Ia revealed BY Sir Wlitam Ar.
suthBw Lane, the famous surgeon,
who sorked Rith Professor Carrvl be-
fore the waf
ANY i.ssus kept on microscopic
slids. ~ mlihhln temperature, fed
with ths right material and drained
II frequent intervals, will sruw and
i've forever" said Sir William
III MN r. alrtird nor oHiy .to, one
or two Tissues, but 10 MI tfs tissues
OF n living budy. then Il follows that
such man would nv" forever
Food Too oigsst,ois.
"we pay for civilization by eating
digestiEle food We should IN reality
; ~sl iadlxestitlle. food ~ ne savage
does The Hindu liRes on corn grnund
between stones and the cake he makes
" most iupegfact!y roasted There
fore. he avoids AZ disease ~ the lnl.s-
tine. such as cancer, which IL spread
ting N The utilized world with the
.most alarming rapdlty
'.iFfufass6f j"arrtl nas made astnurri.
a.. y 3 y
grated a whole kllhrY from one AMI
anal into another ~ Tho same species
Tie ,dLh the same Wfh a leg and other
members, tfausp|aufng arteries and
ycln~ NJ 'hr same time have seen
s-hla.s,-aas. A.i'h a Nhlte Leg that had
ss ~ .Ee.t4@4 ~, TAe blood vessels
..lalped I'D ,lnring tho operation nd
S>rktd snttsssfully Professor Car
~ tried grading kidney on the
organism ~ "a living man but u be-
,ano cAlearceus These experiments
however are inyalunhe because they
letd the way
Overrun tho Slides
"1he Tissues rrnlrs4or Carrot IL ey.
nrrimrntpg With ARE mounted on
sltir- api have ta be kept ~ the setne
temperature as thAt ~ tie human
body They are washed every dry
win KHlInr winter t. dispose ~ by.
prpHpfs and they VIII never die as
'aug ay the treatment is continued
They grow iHd Ike q fungus. aud IN
lltar pyrrwn 'hp sllde There Is no
vueh thug tg Acath ns long as there
" ptfeeI drainage
Professor ,Irtr hes not yet been
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24

"You nearly rNn over those p~0pla-
said the traffic cop stopping thr mc-
safisi
Sorry. officer You see Just go
this car air."
What's yvUr manner
Little"
"Ah, n Little learning 10 q daugvr~
aas thing" ciiuekicd The cultured cop
and To was so .ickicd with his Inks
that be let the ,rsnsgressor 60 free.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24
French AIrplane Manufactures
Stastles Science Society With
HIS Predictions.
SEES REVOLUTION IN FLYING
Expect says In THIS Generation All
Passengers VIII Go by Ar, With
Snips and Trains for
Freight

Paris lhe announcement before
tue French Association for the Ad'
ynncemrnt II Sciences that In the near
future arpiAnes would travel nj y
sts,cd ~ over a'A miles mn hour
startled the conservative Frcnchmen
~ mlttn that they charged VI iircguet,
famous French sirpIane manutac-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24

taste for nie food when II cannot
take ~ what II has ar II may
uunwrgo v.srmsswl ard qualification
ehsngrs that cause acute disease.
Besides. gtese chemical changes
produce poisopeGs substances that
arr carried 90 avery cesl and orran
u ii.s, iSi,iS> ara sisat essssss ~ 'sssts
Of distressing symptoms
/, ,reslavp 81. .s-fac..s. xs2ra.a,c s=s.s
sd BODY hsslaer. has achieved 10
VIDE success because II 10 able 70 In.
viaorsse the entire digestive tract
|; acts 10 cause vigorous stomach
preparation az the feai. both through
the muscular churntng action az that
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24

Do rnt desire ~ bring the desf soldier
bach 70 the rsthcrlana ARE seexins to
establish th% identity ~ tne fallen. and
the bureaus of~eussi in Prussia Rs,
warts. Sasnny ami WEerttemhurg to
help them. are Sc smpssd With Inquiries
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24
Make Every Neal'A
Perfect Feast


NyxrnES yvsr- digestive syssssa to
p" wcrxfag sfscaeosiy and sxnessA.
~; ~xsswrssRg fsVsa sssnr seod sasssr
tsnt sies~s " VIAL eFesgy aud psfjng
go . r~v~Fv~ f~ees II sse~ - szsss
sHy ersefEeacy, every bite 10 eaten
stth ke~H seSt and appv~iRtson.
II seur meals are mw sxsl sseal
n tsg DO n0s sppr0acA the table
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24
unearth Vases OF
Metal AGE in Spain

Madrid "A description az ~.
rN,enf discovery ~ archaeological
treasures near Granaaa il given
ny Sirsea MARTA nelyal. ilv as.
SORTS ArcAeslogist Cable. the az.
fetal Inspector Of the sxpeSlltsen.
fpu5d a priceless cstisctiea ~
srs+rIreEts ara vases running
back tn the ccsp naeGrvfnant VI
the metal are. In sdd;sfun 20
Sews2ry ~ various kinds Mr..
Cxe's 3savv~~pv. IN s--tActsi
raou@i csntaiaing c@ssig as Of
peculiar rites which Il Is
thnReti' will epen rev Tine q.
Archaeological rs~ssrch.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24

snowy linens are the pride ~ every
housewife hrcr th~'n Ia that coadh
ton by using He'd Cross Bsll Hue In
your laundry. AT all grocers. '--Aavers
tlssfnent
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24
Far.i. khunnAntri,, nt.s.,d.

NJ. and Mrs. Noyes already par
erts N five rfillren ectm the proud
parents ~ trtplel boy battles two
weeks hga They live IN Victoria, n
s Tho indications potn, Ia lots II
Nnyns In thnf hnna
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24

we scheme up tN8l wa pray,
In vrc'gasd t,igrt
tef Rta, thrive ftr'als a DAY,
one sleep AZ Hfght
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24
Man Paid Dog Fee, but
Refused Wlie's Poll Tax

Lon Staples. OF Wju<,ed.
r'HtlR, "tvrGfaed ~ ray1re fiis
Wits poll tax. saying that be
cause she MAS his wttr had 40
bearing 90 The case. and that
anyhow he could But afford IL
Hefurr lssvlng tie town bail,
hv~vsvr, ~ paia his dag llcvase
fgr.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24
ToCircle Earth
in "A Hours

tater, Was more imaginative than
jules Verne
a:tote Exrt, .f.s ,ywne,ssgEsps ~ ,A.a.
Ia his epe"ch titc.ur, said that when
stt,aio Improvements TINT b. Is s1tA
INK, ga. are brought TO perfection air,
I'iah%s %ill travel nj "a height of over
six miles, where afr resistance il
slight, make straight flights ~ thou
sands ~ miles wlthuut stepping. and
furnish vuyagrrx rorv comforts than
any modern trans Atlantic liner.
This great spe,'d which. he claims,
viii even be- ,riplcd some dny, would
be greater than the peripheric speed
Of The cur,h and would enable enc "a
~ comrlttely around the world IN less
than - hours The improvements
which viii rpfolntlnnlye fitlng III this
manner are IN the weight ~ the motor
In proportion 10 It's horsppoW The
turbo compressor. Witch h. has Ius,
Invented With NJ Ha,ran. 10 enahle
motors to malntnin their N.a .les d
horsepower NJ great attitudes pcrfec
;ious in construction metals. Witch
VIII greatly rriuec rhe wright of tire
planes, md the fiHencss ~ the planes
pur!uS thr war the 6nencss ~ the
wings was round ~ 10 10 per cent /.
new tt is about 10 per cen'. while the
hira that - the eagle The haws and
a'trv finrIug NtraS IL ii triae unjisr /
yer cent
Would Devrtop Speed.
" Ercsucl called upon alrplane
manufacturers 70 devote themselves 10
me development ~ planes which can
traYo' 8f I-aI 1ns1 nlles witheut
~tapt;us sgeh as from Ireland ~
Newfoundland. ar Baksr 90 Fevuam
hncn \ minimum sprea ~ over 80
mlirs an haDr every moderu comfort,
'atiui'ag rn''wan accommodations .o
faai Passengers could SIeNp during
'ahg frlrs M sight ara 10 have wire.
irs, tsss'ali7'lw,s 'r kcer IN r.rrStnn.
teueh 0fh No earth ana h., directed
hy ra9.o&noomc'ry
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24
III, preos, couue

whats your i1ea III l,alttitfns WITH
tAe and eating fuur dinner backwardY-
"My kfoparh'S uJRct"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24

las N lat. AsAs SssasUAH be gAssti~-& -
sn-bp as pssSstbie after the mesl bias
eilli,.i. bGt unaer no circumstances let
III freeze Weigh the Rse&t aud allow
eight pounds ut salt for 100 pounds
Of meat ssgIRkie a layer of salt cne-
quarter OF vi iHeh Ia drpta Ia The bot
sot,ota o. the barrel. psek the cuts %
meat as closely as Ioasis'ls, making a
layer siA ih,hes thscs. Ihe4 put layer
q salt and repsas unsii ali the meat
IN packed rrserNipg vnoash at The salt
70 ma1 a good hssr ever the toy.
After standing over uisht add four
s.stsisae at saERf ta, sas7ss ltsp s,nlsl4is ~
treat. rTu 0uncr'x ~ hzstng ss.,ia aud
four o2nets uf saltpegsT. dissolved ~
4 sniioa or terid water Add tbrec
gallons uors VI water 90 rasT the
meat Place board s!th weight
~ Irou 10 keep the nea, under tho
brine Itusiy heat j. caused from 81.
'YSTtf7E 'tiie iGsarf 20. eaapase ekp.sSeA
- the air
" the brine h~Sutucs rppN, u VIII
have e. Ne poured Of snti q new brine
added tiis w,il su,netimes occur in
warm weather
Gaming Chicken. Dress and cut ~
the Ell, G+b ~ feats wfi0'a n r*A
t"rrri Cover With boiling water and
sfhiuier Unrll Tender Remove the
rt'his aud cNpt them with TIE crtrs.
"a broth. cuoS until reduced 90 one
ha|t Pack the meat closely In lara
add one teaspenatul ~ salt 10 each
quart and 90 az tile igr With the hot
-Ssf@','. ~ $50 ,S''lSa iiSsssT' ~ ~, hs.
Do pnt sssal tight the ruiz I, g. screw
ifae tsp" sfnNr tsTsss .hrs,,ess~- gss
why r-,sB,l tht- aisi,s.s sasssI l.re4
sure inside amt ogt ~ thr raH and
It's contents win not holl oHf Cover
With t,4lng water and strrlifr IN
boiler ar eanuef for three and a bali
10 rour hours Srai az nure when fe.
moyjug The isrs ard lrvert ont If n
drpn can The broth ~ Tie same way.
this mas he tealo,eI In one and nu~
tar hours
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24

wi,h The E,os; lively snticipa.
,ioa q It's delights. then you
ere only h&lfllving. hecs ass
Too ass cary aAlf gv;ting thu
sElee Of your food,
l,9eN-ot anprtlte, or distress
FROM li,duiging the appetite, are
both due 60 the same cause
failure ~ the digestive system
70 properly do It's important
work. The undigcstei food
remaining tn the sIimeni&ry
"a Yer,p AMY frsrftyr rnr1xF a .sss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24

Friends 81 Tie Irish Free State In
AnseftCa 'psan TO present ~ the Irish
people bronze statue COMMUNICATING
the ratification Of the p@are treaty,
% BE- erected oh College Green. iNh-
lla Robbie MeLenry. heru shown AZ
work In her New iork stadso. has
been selected 70 design the statue.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24

II q risi has fiery red hair II Ia q
tiFn thar Az her scquaintanoas will
toll her n 10 golden
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24

erxsa and tArsasA amr.s serstisa
es digestive raiaa II thea psStnssss
szesxesbe AssAe4. nj al .tas hswsa
muscles ard giants aud ccaales tho
ss@a 10 pAsa tArOsgA tAa digestive
causl In tAa nerTaai tune Zach sf
the thousands af ii,is glands whose
suty u Is TO picx UP soarssAmeas froan
the feed and send this 10 ell pArss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24

ts ths hety are ssimlasalpsf 70
,IAsar asaaas&~ ,Ia@ .aas@.a s~sals
N that fixed 10 taeea care IL
NlsAeat aissNss % any sest
IN such mannsx a. To derive
the utssass heneas from II
u ysar appsslts 10 ret kes~.
N yeav fesa ssews 10 die
assss with yea. N ysa ave
.nss~svlsAt- rsrssua irr~ss-
aeis ard tack energy. Give
Tsriae the chance 10 shs~ you
that u e.sn ~vfk q m.rsels
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24
Che Kitchen
Cabinet
cAssiso. PRESERVING SEATS
ooou,ooooooocoCcoSsooou16

:. In napy hunlrs. net pAly Ia the
eogntry but la u4aay sG&aA teams II
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24

Is 81 ssxmfaay &c
preserve aaeai. II
sy~n In stagAli
QnshissieS
IN txsrulas beef,
sseai ffNn Iat
. animals 70 al e >
rftSft'wf fSiazy Than
FROM those ineS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-24

move at hlts N,
skin and there
will 81 u au 4lIy
taste
Nartcct OF Nut.
tor tf} tpD
iAi.lc4e. fpis q
auiNn@ in 81 d.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-03-23
Local NeWs Notes

80 bars of soap for a dollar. and
many other special offerings at BEEN
and Hammerquist's Dollar Days, Fri
day and Saturday, advertisement.
Complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. d
l.. Beamer and daughter Mary d..
who this week moved TO their ranch
home east OF Filler. Mr.. and Mrs.
Juneau T. Shinn entertained at a
family dinner party Saturday even
ing. Besides the Beamers. guests
included DR.. and Mrs. T. l.. CARNEY
and Arthur f. Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. T. ID. Common. and
Mr. and Mrs. II, II. Schildman We're
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Shinn.
at family dinner Sunday evening.
Several from here went fishing
last week. but were so unlucky that
they asked that their names be not
disclosed. They state that it is yet
too early for successful fishing.
DR.. Mabel Hahn entertained at a
progressive pinochle party last Thurs
day evening. High score was won by
Mrs. George Anthony and consola-
ton by Mrs. Fred Weatherly. AT a
late hour a dainty two-course lun-
cheon was served TO the Mesdames
George Anthony. Fred Weatherly,
Fred Munyon, Raymond Carter. A.
o. maitland, A. A. Timm. Fred Klaas.
r. A. Reynolds. and the Misses Gail
Musser. Estella Macaw and Helen
Klaas.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-03-23
80 - +<s = = =
Grade School Notes
80 = 80 ++ + = = :

Probation Officer John Ault has
ueen a regular visitor in our schools
lately. His office calls him TO look
after the juvenile law breakers who
raided the confectionery store late
ly.
A meeting of principals in the FIJI
err section was held in the grade
building last Saturday. Details con
sidered important for the contest to
be held here Friday were considered
Filler will be the center for contest
ants from eight nearby schools
Judges will be selected from Filler
citizens.
A meeting of superintendent in
the office of the county superinten-
dent last Saturday fixed the date OF
the all-county athletic meet to be
held May 6. The county meet will
be. held at the county fair grounds.
over SOC boys and girls are expected
TO take part in this event. Elimina.
ton meets will be held thruout the
county before thai, date.
Alpha Wicker. a pupil in the Sth
grade, left school this week. He ex-
poets to complete his grade in the
Couer d. Alene, Idaho schools.
Superintendent j. F. Johnson, OF
the Kimberly schools. was visitor
in the schools here Tuesday. Mrs.
Ina kellogg, teacher of IA in the Fill
er schools is a sister OF Mr.. Johnson
The Misses Click and Gardner
have been prevented by colds from
teaching a part of this week. Mrs.
Juneau Shinn and Mrs. Goodpasture
substituted.
A regular meeting Of the board
OF trustees of Independent District |
No. 4, was held March 1S. and the
consideration of electing teachers
and janitors was taken up. The fol
lowing teachers were elected:
Mrs. Nora Theobold. first pri.
mary.
Miss Hazel Gardner, second A.
Mrs. Ina kellogg. second b.
Miss Grace McGinnis. third.
Miss Lillian Graybill, Fourth b.
Miss Gail Musser. fourth A.
Miss Helen Klaas. fifth.
Miss Irma Deal, sixth A.
Miss Edith Click. Mrs. Fred Wea-
therly and superintendent r. l..
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teacher and half-time teacher. This
will be done by combining the two
divisions of the eighth grades.
II is planned TO engage a Music
teacher but no Definite action has
yet been taken.
II. w. Dryden was elected care
taker for both buildings and grounds
for the period OF one year.
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Peck will handle the work in sixth
b.. seventh and eighth grades.
This completes the teaching staff
with the exception OF one half-time
teacher to take up the teaching in
grammar grades during the absence
OF the superintendent from actual
class room teaching.
This plan eliminates one full time