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Cinder men primed for WSC battle: “All in good condition” says coach Matthews, but refused to predict outcome; Bad weather fails to daunt workers: M. P.’s find few deserters – after noon program hindered by cold; Stunt committees proclaim watchword “originality-secrecy”; Students boost for greater Idaho: Issue call to arms in campus day orations this afternoon; Tickets on sale for interscholastic: Nine hundred admissions to annual high school classic must be sold; Baseball payers meet WSC Saturday morning, “Blea’s” battlers ready; Glee club concert scores big hit; It always has been: Old students couldn't fathom finances (p3); Army college men take work abroad: Thousands detailed to French and British universities and “Y” schools (p3); Reconstruct rifle range for military department (p3); Want university men for speakers: Insistent demands from Idaho high schools for commencement addresses (p4); Final intelligence results give men edge over coeds: Wider worldly experience gave advantage in certain phases of tests, says Dr. Reed – concludes junior college is advisable (p4); Sees value in trade school: Prominent mining journal lands Idaho work in Coeur d'Alenes (p4)

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Title:
The Argonaut - May 9th, 1919
Creator:
University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
1919-05-09
Description:
Cinder men primed for WSC battle: “All in good condition” says coach Matthews, but refused to predict outcome; Bad weather fails to daunt workers: M. P.’s find few deserters – after noon program hindered by cold; Stunt committees proclaim watchword “originality-secrecy”; Students boost for greater Idaho: Issue call to arms in campus day orations this afternoon; Tickets on sale for interscholastic: Nine hundred admissions to annual high school classic must be sold; Baseball payers meet WSC Saturday morning, “Blea’s” battlers ready; Glee club concert scores big hit; It always has been: Old students couldn't fathom finances (p3); Army college men take work abroad: Thousands detailed to French and British universities and “Y” schools (p3); Reconstruct rifle range for military department (p3); Want university men for speakers: Insistent demands from Idaho high schools for commencement addresses (p4); Final intelligence results give men edge over coeds: Wider worldly experience gave advantage in certain phases of tests, says Dr. Reed – concludes junior college is advisable (p4); Sees value in trade school: Prominent mining journal lands Idaho work in Coeur d'Alenes (p4)
Subjects:
deserters glee club speakers french british
Source:
Idaho Newspapers on Microfilm, Idaho State Historical Society, http://history.idaho.gov/
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Microfilm
Type:
Text
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application/pdf
Language:
eng

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