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May lift ban from dances before Christmas vacation: Scarlet fever calls halt to social activities; Beauty “types” offended at lack of appreciation; Porter tells plight of European student: California professor speaks for relief of students; Quarantine saves cash on coming week-end dates; Idaho theatre guild to give four plays: “Bell tolls three” written by Idaho student; Season review shows strength of Vandals; Unexpected setbacks feature Pacific Conference; Ridenbaugh victorious in Volleyball tournament: Race still open for winner of Girl’s cup for Intramural athletics; Foresters movie series to run throughout year: Winter scones and Timber Conservation Featured; Coach Bagshaw ready to take on Vandals: Spokane also makes bid for Idaho-Stanford game next season; Co-eds triangular debate to be held February 7: Tryouts to be held Wednesday night; “Empire” enjoys adventure through sunny Southland; Unsteady decks annoy Vandal team stomachs; Women Basket Tossers begin season’s workout; “Sweethearts” unaffected by Scarlet fever scare (p3); Price forecast subject on prize essay contest (p3); Science aids in Army drill: Loud-speaking apparatus an Motor Truck enables all to hear orders easily (p3); College serenaders to tours Northern Idaho: Idaho Orchestra makes plan for circuit during Christmas vacation week (p4)

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Title:
The Argonaut - December 7th, 1923
Creator:
University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
1923-12-07
Description:
May lift ban from dances before Christmas vacation: Scarlet fever calls halt to social activities; Beauty “types” offended at lack of appreciation; Porter tells plight of European student: California professor speaks for relief of students; Quarantine saves cash on coming week-end dates; Idaho theatre guild to give four plays: “Bell tolls three” written by Idaho student; Season review shows strength of Vandals; Unexpected setbacks feature Pacific Conference; Ridenbaugh victorious in Volleyball tournament: Race still open for winner of Girl’s cup for Intramural athletics; Foresters movie series to run throughout year: Winter scones and Timber Conservation Featured; Coach Bagshaw ready to take on Vandals: Spokane also makes bid for Idaho-Stanford game next season; Co-eds triangular debate to be held February 7: Tryouts to be held Wednesday night; “Empire” enjoys adventure through sunny Southland; Unsteady decks annoy Vandal team stomachs; Women Basket Tossers begin season’s workout; “Sweethearts” unaffected by Scarlet fever scare (p3); Price forecast subject on prize essay contest (p3); Science aids in Army drill: Loud-speaking apparatus an Motor Truck enables all to hear orders easily (p3); College serenaders to tours Northern Idaho: Idaho Orchestra makes plan for circuit during Christmas vacation week (p4)
Subjects:
scarlet fever quarantine christmas break music volleyball
Source:
Idaho Newspapers on Microfilm, Idaho State Historical Society, http://history.idaho.gov/
Original Format:
Microfilm
Type:
Text
Format:
application/pdf
Language:
eng

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