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A Bouquet from Deary
Saturday's edition of the Daily Star
Mirror was in the nature of special, dedicated to the soldier boys, to educational matters and the county's industrial and agricultural development. It was well edited, profusely illustrated and perfectly printed.—Latah County Press,
Star-Mirror Booster Edition
Last Saturday's Star-Minor was a local edition of 12 pages and showed very creditable workmanship. It set forth the advantages of the university in all its departments and gave interesting and timely sketches of the men at the head of affairs.
The Moscow city schools, churches, and homes came in for their share of praise.
The commercial club, the head organization in the civic life, the women's clubs, lodges and various organizations of the town were given a place in the edition.
Besides these sketches of university and town life, the edition contained much news of local import and of the resources of the country surrounding Moscow, and what always looks good to the publishers—a goodly amount of advertising, for without this support no paper can be at its best.—Genesee News.
Will Invade Moscow
At a meeting of the Lewiston Commercial club on Tuesday it was decided to send a delegation to Moscow in the interest of the coming live stock show.
The following committee was appointed to have charge of the matter: J. J. Wilson, chairman; Roy A. Gage.  E. E. Teachnor, Alex Kasberg and L. M. Foss. 