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November 12, 1909
The Idaho Republican
Blackfoot, Bingham County, Idaho
What is this article about?
Geo. D. Todd, Iona school principal, attends Blackfoot teachers' institute, praises the town's hospitality and fine dinners, subscribes to the local paper, and notes his capable staff including Blackfoot ladies.
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Geo. D. Todd, principal of the Iona school, attended the institute held here Friday, and on Saturday morning he made a pleasant call at this office to subscribe for the official paper, and to say that he has a warm spot in his heart for the Grove City and its people.
Mr. Todd said that when he was informed that Blackfoot was going to dine the bunch of over a hundred teachers he thought there was some mistake about it, and was greatly pleased with the cordial treatment given them and the very fine dinner served. The fine lodge room, the banquet hall and the apparent ease with which the Blackfoot ladies handled the whole affair impressed him favorably and when this same generous hospitality was duplicated at supper time, he made up his official mind that the old town must be all right.
In speaking of his teachers in the Iona school, he says, he has a good corps, and named three Blackfoot ladies and one from Lost River and Blackfoot--Misses Nannie Don Carlos, Chloe Harris, Dora Bond and May Richardson.
Geo. D. Todd, principal of the Iona school, attended the institute held here Friday, and on Saturday morning he made a pleasant call at this office to subscribe for the official paper, and to say that he has a warm spot in his heart for the Grove City and its people.
Mr. Todd said that when he was informed that Blackfoot was going to dine the bunch of over a hundred teachers he thought there was some mistake about it, and was greatly pleased with the cordial treatment given them and the very fine dinner served. The fine lodge room, the banquet hall and the apparent ease with which the Blackfoot ladies handled the whole affair impressed him favorably and when this same generous hospitality was duplicated at supper time, he made up his official mind that the old town must be all right.
In speaking of his teachers in the Iona school, he says, he has a good corps, and named three Blackfoot ladies and one from Lost River and Blackfoot--Misses Nannie Don Carlos, Chloe Harris, Dora Bond and May Richardson.
What sub-type of article is it?
Biography
What themes does it cover?
Social Manners
What keywords are associated?
Teacher Institute
Hospitality
Blackfoot Dinner
Iona School
Principal Visit
What entities or persons were involved?
Geo. D. Todd
Nannie Don Carlos
Chloe Harris
Dora Bond
May Richardson
Where did it happen?
Blackfoot, Iona School, Grove City
Story Details
Key Persons
Geo. D. Todd
Nannie Don Carlos
Chloe Harris
Dora Bond
May Richardson
Location
Blackfoot, Iona School, Grove City
Event Date
Friday And Saturday Morning
Story Details
Geo. D. Todd, principal of Iona school, attends institute in Blackfoot, enjoys hospitality and dinners, subscribes to paper, praises town and mentions his teachers: Misses Nannie Don Carlos, Chloe Harris, Dora Bond, and May Richardson.