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   Twin Falls Weekly News (Newspaper) - July 8, 1920, Twin Falls, Idaho                                aal Company Estimates Show of - vegetable and fruit compiled in the department ot the Twin Palls Canal and covering the Twin Falls South 8ide district of the shows a small increase over last fin 1919 the acreage Was 185,895. while for this year set the figure at 187,134, a difference of 1239 statement shows important increases only in alfalfa red clover corn and While major decreases are noted in pasture and alfalfa acreage this year is 56,-416 as against 46,518 last Alfalfa seed is 1,937 this In 1919 it was 580. Bed clover seed this year is 8385 as against 5548 in 1919. Corn is 2469 as against 1752. Barley will run 6175. Last year 4638 Sagar beet acreage shows an increase of 638 In 1919 the total was 5167. This vear estimates place the acreage at 5715.  in the district shows an in crease in almost all is the statement issued by the canal company of both product and 46,518  seed 580  clover seed 5,548  hay 2,247  clover seed 209  1,937  grass 15,581  74,913  3,148  Few Candidates for County Of. fices Unopposed When Time Limit * Orchards Miscellaneous 25  97  horses 6,759  2,025  1,543  1,743  2,959  cattle 1,929  Guernsey 60,991  14,490  6  56,416 1,937 9,385 28 1,910 14,071 64,852 3,251 2,469 6,175 29 4,254 7,233 124 5,715 947 2,370 287 144 2,943 46 13  line-up of candidates for county offices making the race before the primary elections August 3, on either side of the political as shown by the reeords in the county office the expiration of the statutory period on Saturday evening was as H. Twin M. Twin Louis L. iTwin J. Cas Mrs. Bertha V. Twin James A. Twin E. J Twin T. E. Moore second W. W. Twin W. H. W. F. Emma Twin Claud Twin G. Twin H. F. Twin E. H. P. Twin L. Twin of Public Instruction Twin M. Twin W. F. Twin A. W. Twin James W. J. M. Dr. W. S. Twin O. E. Twin third James L. E. Twin G. A. Attorney 6tay Twin of Public Instruction Mrs. According to Manager J. M. will Present Some New and Extraordinary Features both in Exhibits and Amusements Premium List in Course of Twin fair ia going to be a said J. M. to a News man Never has thore been so much shown at this season of the year nnd as the time approaches for the big people are going to warm up to lie proposition of making this the and best county fair in all the Markel today plans for the appearance of a stock dramatic which will be one of tht at the fair grounds at all This is comedy and should bo a winning Mr. Markel Tale of the 362 8,212 2,006 1,192  the 44? ballots by the democratic national vention two were taken last 14 at the first session Saturday i and six at the Saturday night There were 22 recorded 14 at the all-day session and eight last j fight with 134 on the ' ballot and climbed steadily until 14 1 2  when it 376 1-2! A the furious in voting for McAdoo of that he received 266 on the first the clover aphis is much the lowest vote cast for than it was on July 1  266 1-2 on the last His high W mark was 467 on the fortieth the aphis such as ladybird At that time Cox had 490. opened with 256 votes His year on the same Un Governor D. W. Col. Ed Dewey j j. 26 7 1-2 on the seventh month of rrr nr nor j and Senator W. E. Borah spent 31 few hours in Twin Falls Saturday | noon and The party came over 6 079 i and 2,903  48 37 77 7 5 16  the night for where Gov ernor Davis makes the Independence o day address While in Twin Falls the party con- CQ ferred with prominent politicians 1 Senator Borah declared hie 2 visit had about it nothing of a 3 cal He averred he is resting 4 from politics until the time again 5 rives to enter the field of He 6 i would not hazard a guess as to who 7 59 801 nominated by the democrats 8 ! He expressed conviction 9 ' i that this will be a republican 10 He was noncommittal on the j 11  99,301  COMMUNITY PATRIOTIC $ MEETING CALLS Participate in Seasonable Services In attended the services held in the last The address of was delivered by the Rev. The services were Musical numbers Following is the Asher of L. Praise Patriot and His W. A. Charles REPAIRING work on old street paving ' along Main avenue and Shoshone street was begun today by the Warren company The V ing has been shut down until this ia which will be about eight or nine All the de pressions in the bitulithic caused by seepage water will be raised to a regular Depressed sidewalks and curbB will also be brought to standard AGAINST has been lodged with the police magistrate against a dog nuisance alleged to be maintained by B. H. The complainant is B. H. The merits of the case will be tried in the municipal court probably of a probable third Senator Borah goes to Idaho Falls to address an Independence day gathering this LIBRARY following new books have this jjj waek been placed on the shelves of the j win Falls public and Venetian Painters of the 123 American in Literature and ( Our Nervous Friends Art and Common History of Life of the Father and Adrift on an Ice of the 32 Fifty Years of 133 1870-1919, Practical Cooking ment of In Flanders 36 Representative One- 37 act Short 38 Stories Personal 39 ciency in Feeding 40 the Aran 41 Ireland and 42 tures in Heredity and 43 Silver and Bider of the and Boat When Christmas Came Too Boy in What Daddies Nan and Ned in the Indian History of the Airplane American Scientific American 266 289 323 335 357 368  380 386  380 375%  421 421  409 399 405 405 440 468 460 427 412  the fair in and prospects for Mr. Markel We are equipped to take care of much larger exhibit than having added to the housing facilities in every Formerly the exhibitors of vehicles and machinery have had to provide for their own shelter from rain and We have completed 200 feet of display shed for their accom It is shingle roofed and feet from eve to This is divided into 16 booths and they are separated by partitions that add a pleasing The booths will be lighted at night and water will bo piped to convenient This shed fronts on to the main drive way and the back is left opon so that autos and tractors easy access to the demonstration The booths will be rented for a very nominal price and the exhibitor who has the most artistically booth will his rental number of comfort stations are being more than A new office has been built which adds to the convenience in transacting the great volume of business during rush incident to the have been increased in every in some as much as 50^ per -ee cured from six associations and compa These special premiums to Horsemen and farmers are asked to give special attention to the special premiums for the best team of The Duroc-Jersey special has 28 entries and the swine show will be among the best in There are in special premiums given by the American Jersey Cattle club to the club This the supervision of A. I. will ba bigger than the entire dairy show at many county ' Among the interesting exhibits for which premiums are is Vis Offered for the form This divided 1 and for the Exhibit No. 240 - would the attention of every Amalgamated Sugar company is giving in home demonstration de Miss Edna M. Ladwig m will be no the matter of has not been Clean free musical attractions and plenty of racing will take the place or much that has been These are all expensive features but with good weather and large attendance the fair can - finance Forty applications for concessions that have been are going to have one fair or in the said the is not another fair nearer than Helena and Walla Walla that All roads lead to Filer during the week of September * ' other to 17. Persons will run the field * O'Reilly Jrwin why should we not a fair that seta the usually rainy or exceptionally standing of the leaders in several ballots is shown in the coming red clover seed crop be much greater than it was last yea The only method now known for dc | aphids at this time of year a is to pasture the fields closely with -i | band of Only comparatively few Q O O farmers will be able to practice 26 method of control on account of thH 31 29 25 geason being so far and 27 Inability to secure a sufficient of sheep to quickly graze off the The advice of several successful clover 29 36 .^27 j seed growers as well as authentic ords show that seed crops started late as July 10 often produce ' clover was started early in spring will mature 81/ 34 25. without material damage by the 29 32 251 During the past six weeks Mr. has been engaged in experiment 25  159 177 17 181 m 321 321 332 404  443 468 454 442 458 468 456 391 430 425  424 424 423 423 403 400 391 391 380 379  386 383 468 490 497 540 568  266  251  244  267 262 257 257  201 193 182 167  176 174  178 174 166 181 178 169 167 166  165 174 176  184 222 241 202 211  19 12 8 7  Council is Told of Annoying Attentions Paid by Irresponsibles to Ladies whose Business Compels Them to Use Sequestered Bridge over Rock Action is 42 31 36  52 50  60 62 63 58 57  34 28 50 50 71 76  49  34 36 38  votes The forty-fourth 33  34  33 33  35  34  various parts of the state on the con trol of the alfalfa A brief report on the situation is promised later in BAND 25 25 25 22; 25 24 24 24  lodged with members of the city legislative body against insulting actions of certain irresponsible j sons toward women who have been com- | polled to find their way by various I means across Rock creek on Shoshone j has led to an order for the sta of an authorized male at the This escort will take charge of ail women who desire to make j Secret Men to 24  program of varied order will be given by the City band at its regular weekly concert in the park Thursday The first number of a stirring will be ' played at 8 o ' Crimson a lilting will be played by Folowing is the entire of from Red a Daddy to to Chimes of Discovered Glow Grand Governor Cox received of- i star Spangled 702 1-2 but they totalled for he was nominated by the unanimous voice of the TO licenses wore issued Tuesday afternoon to the following Jason F. aged 27 of and Clara May 23, of to Leo P. aged 28 of Boise and Mary Edith 23, of to E. M. Aged 58 of and Unis 27, of MAN UNDER a local garage and auto repair is held under bond of by for trial on a grand larceny after announcing AfiA n ka 44oAnMA/i af 1A a the case of the State against A. M. opened for trial in the probate court a motion with Ralph were arraigned in the probate court Friday evening on a joint charge involving robbing an automobile valuable parts and Cox proved to the satisfaction of the court that he was not MARK IN meetings in promotion of the agitation for Universal suffrage were held in arrests were made in with those would be discussed at 10 next Wednesday who is a butcher at is accused of tampering with a set of street crossing by the bank trails and the j. swing bridge over the The plan will be in vogue until the new bridge is that certain ir responsible have recently made a of meeting women whoso business compelled them to use the swing bridge low down in the canyon for the purpose of insulting them by remark and act. It is for the protection of these pedestrians that the official escort is to be assigned a placo at the This action was taken at laBt night's session of the city city engineer lias been ordered to prepare an assessment roll covering contemplated construction of sidewalks and Upon the basis of cost total a contract for construction will be called anticipation of or less ex tensive paving program city administration has authorized the purchase of a carload of water main pips for the water works of the council spent considerable time discussing the question of employing a city Nothing of a definite character was arrived There was considerable concerning the need of alley sprink The council came to the conclusion that general sprinkling of alleys is an unnecessary These will be sprinkled in areas where the regular streets and avenues are closed during paving on Paved Aronne Demons WEATHER FOB D. Wilson does not now plan spend any part of the summer away from it was stated today at the White as he does not find the here who carry out their schemes on the paved streets of newly improved voice of thei municipal admin in tration has The laws of the city are to be rigidly Tuesday night's council session the question of checking the growing speeding nuisance was one of the principal topics for Reports aplenty were submitted of violations of the speed law along avenues where paving has recently been The has passed beyond of and has become a it is one traffic even mounted on the wings of a high-speed is sufficient to increasing demand fgr enforcement and to aid the the chief of 'the town has been authorized citizens as he believes faith fuly with in aiding in bringing about a safe condition of traffic affairs in the residence wl H. secretly name plain clothes men to keep tab on the districts where violations the city officials in case of or operation of cars without This it is Willi have the desired BUDGET PRO VIDES FOR MERCHANT SHIP budget committee of the today set aside 196,000-000,000 marks in the supplementary estimates for the construction of perchant The council of the sanctioned the expenditure of - 2,-0,000,000 marks for the upkeep of an army of 100,000 TO NAME TO BORDEN MINISTRY IN minister of was summoned a new * ceed that of Sir ing was leamed  

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