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Merrill is named general Chairman song, stunt fest: Alice Ross and Alene Honeywell lead senior class committees; Air Service to stage exams: Advanced Military graduates will be eligible to take exams held next month; Dr. Will Durant, Philosopher, will speak here Jan. 28: Brought here by American Association of University Women; AG. Dean on tour Southern Idaho: Will make several speeches telling of his world tour; Considering three men for President succeeding Upham: Dr. F. M. Padelford, former english professor is being considered; Turnbow heads creamery group: Idaho 1916 graduate to production manager of Coast organizations made invention; Official Farewell to Upham given at big reception: Faculty present them with four-piece Gorham Silver Service; Awards presented at next assembly: Football sweaters and numerals and decoration cups are main items; Sparklers here Saturday night: Spokane men play third of series with Vandals to settle 1928 title; Home Economics field attractive: No field offers greater possibilities to businesswoman, says expert; General electric selects two men: William Reeves and Stephen Blore get fellowship jobs with Eastern Company; Fifty answer first track call: All events represented with large distance squad assured; Pep band concert to be postponed: Band is somewhat inactive due to illness of Sam Hutchings; School of Music on par with best: New curriculum meets standards set by Music Association; Maud A. Miner to read on Tuesday: Will give Robinson’s ‘ The White-headed Boy’ as part of program here; Frosh hear of University plan: President A. H. Upham addresses joint meeting of lecture classes on ‘Idaho and the University’; Military ball lacking date: Exact date not chosen yet, but all committee have been appointed; F. Auger elected to head Knights: Dan McGrath Scribe and Ed Springer, ex-chancellor, are other officers of organization; ‘U’ graduate is here from China: The Rev. J. C. Jensen did missionary and educational work in Orient daring past several years; O. C. Chrisman here on visit: Son of Col. Chrisman, former Idaho student been stationed at Honolulu til last Fall; Barnwell here to meet Episcopals: Banquet honoring Mr. Barnwell will be given at Moscow Hotel next Tuesday; New Oscillator for Chem division: Vreeland instrument for research purposes installed to University recently; Rifle team has two shoots soon: Fire against Wyoming and Oklahoma A. and M. in Triangle match January 23 and 28; Alpha Kappa Psi will initiate six: Ceremony will be held at Blue Bucket next Tuesday evening, followed by banquet; Ellsworth names two committees: Cup and gown and senior announcement groups at listed by fourth year executive; Idaho wrestlers plan 4 matches: Squad of it works out regularly with W. S. C. meet planned for February; Varsity foreseen in coming plays: All-girl cast will feature one, while four different presentations to be given (p3); Filipinos will debate freedom: Americans and Islanders will argue Independence question Saturday evening (p3); Boy thought deaf is trained to hear: “Talked” in pantomime until taken to school (p4); Bury lunch for prehistoric dog: Indians’ custom revealed in finding of Bones; “The Woman Pays-,” For date at Whitman (p4); German scientists find secrets of Hittites (p4)

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The Argonaut - January 13rd, 1928
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University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
1928-01-13
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Merrill is named general Chairman song, stunt fest: Alice Ross and Alene Honeywell lead senior class committees; Air Service to stage exams: Advanced Military graduates will be eligible to take exams held next month; Dr. Will Durant, Philosopher, will speak here Jan. 28: Brought here by American Association of University Women; AG. Dean on tour Southern Idaho: Will make several speeches telling of his world tour; Considering three men for President succeeding Upham: Dr. F. M. Padelford, former english professor is being considered; Turnbow heads creamery group: Idaho 1916 graduate to production manager of Coast organizations made invention; Official Farewell to Upham given at big reception: Faculty present them with four-piece Gorham Silver Service; Awards presented at next assembly: Football sweaters and numerals and decoration cups are main items; Sparklers here Saturday night: Spokane men play third of series with Vandals to settle 1928 title; Home Economics field attractive: No field offers greater possibilities to businesswoman, says expert; General electric selects two men: William Reeves and Stephen Blore get fellowship jobs with Eastern Company; Fifty answer first track call: All events represented with large distance squad assured; Pep band concert to be postponed: Band is somewhat inactive due to illness of Sam Hutchings; School of Music on par with best: New curriculum meets standards set by Music Association; Maud A. Miner to read on Tuesday: Will give Robinson’s ‘ The White-headed Boy’ as part of program here; Frosh hear of University plan: President A. H. Upham addresses joint meeting of lecture classes on ‘Idaho and the University’; Military ball lacking date: Exact date not chosen yet, but all committee have been appointed; F. Auger elected to head Knights: Dan McGrath Scribe and Ed Springer, ex-chancellor, are other officers of organization; ‘U’ graduate is here from China: The Rev. J. C. Jensen did missionary and educational work in Orient daring past several years; O. C. Chrisman here on visit: Son of Col. Chrisman, former Idaho student been stationed at Honolulu til last Fall; Barnwell here to meet Episcopals: Banquet honoring Mr. Barnwell will be given at Moscow Hotel next Tuesday; New Oscillator for Chem division: Vreeland instrument for research purposes installed to University recently; Rifle team has two shoots soon: Fire against Wyoming and Oklahoma A. and M. in Triangle match January 23 and 28; Alpha Kappa Psi will initiate six: Ceremony will be held at Blue Bucket next Tuesday evening, followed by banquet; Ellsworth names two committees: Cup and gown and senior announcement groups at listed by fourth year executive; Idaho wrestlers plan 4 matches: Squad of it works out regularly with W. S. C. meet planned for February; Varsity foreseen in coming plays: All-girl cast will feature one, while four different presentations to be given (p3); Filipinos will debate freedom: Americans and Islanders will argue Independence question Saturday evening (p3); Boy thought deaf is trained to hear: “Talked” in pantomime until taken to school (p4); Bury lunch for prehistoric dog: Indians’ custom revealed in finding of Bones; “The Woman Pays-,” For date at Whitman (p4); German scientists find secrets of Hittites (p4)
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football blue bucket missionary work freedom history military
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Idaho Newspapers on Microfilm, Idaho State Historical Society, http://history.idaho.gov/
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Microfilm
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Text
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Language:
eng

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