Blaze Tears Through Buhl Struc tures Including Stone Theater
A Tuesday night fire in Buhl of unknown origin destroyed the Stone theater, a three story stone edifice, and six other buildings, with estimated losses of 50,000. The blaze, aided by a 45 mile per hour wind, began around 3 am, hampering firefighting as water supply was cut off by street work. Several nearby businesses suffered losses from 500 to 8,000, while the Boise Payette Lumber plant escaped damage.
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Rubi
Stone Theater
Brown's Confectionary
A. V. Mounce
Eureka Saddlery
H. Terrilh Tailor
J. J. Boyd
M. V. Scully
W. J. Hinton
Oakley Bunn
Broadway
Boise Payette Lumber Company
Benefit for Blind Man At Cedar Draw
A box supper at the Cedar Draw school house near Filer will raise funds for Virgil Robinson who leaves April 15 for an eastern musical tour. Robinson, 21, is blind yet a gifted pianist saxophonist and artist. recital in Twin Falls April 12 under Pauline Guibert precedes his departure. Farol Mungen will auction items. program features vocal and piano solos readings and violin selections by local artists and students.
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Cedar Draw
Filer
Virgil Robinson
Robinson
UW ix
Twin Falls
Pauline Guibert
Far
Mungen
Fred KB Drake
Truitt
Pompadore Feu
Charles Cadman
Helen Deiin
Robert Rasford
Wilfred McKey Olsen
Munyon Rooms Get New Lessee Leasing Three Years
R PR Crane takes a three year lease on the Munyon rooms in Twin Peaks and will assume possession May 1. J D Rogers the current owner plans to depart soon after occupancy date for southern Oregon, ending two year tenure running the Munyon rooms with Mrs Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R PR Crane
Twin Palk
J. D. Rogers
Southern Oregon
Mrs. Rogers
Getting Financial Ratings of Wier Businesses
Roy L. Hutchinson for the mercantile agency of R. G. Dan, Company, visited the territory Saturday to assess the financial status of local Wier business houses. Hutchinson reported mixed results on cash flow and solvency among firms, with several showing improving credit standings while a few face liquidity constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Hutchinson
Wier
Hutchinson
Twin Falls County Republicans to Meet
Executives of the Twin Falls County Republican Central Committee issue a call for a meeting to determine the method of selecting a delegation to the state convention at Coeur d Alene and to select delegates if the committee can name them. The meeting is set for April 6 in Twin Falls.
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Twin Falls County
Republican Central
Tursday
Coeur Walene
Million Trout Produced From Filer Hatchery
The Mays Niagara Springs ranch on Snake River north of Pier ships trout via two hatcheries with 16 troughs each and plans to harness Niagara Springs for electricity. Production spans 60,000 to 1,240,000 fish over several years, with 300,000 this season and a strong market for southern Idaho and Lake markets. Representative James Mays advocates expansion into local industry and almonds show promising results.
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Mays Ranch
Snake River Canyon
Pier
Idaho
Ivey
Wulleral Lakes
Niagara Springs
Snake River
Wwe
James Mays
Iyle
Clark
Mays
Prentices
Callfor
Farm Bringe 0 Per Acre Twin Paulb Announcement
Announcement of a farm sale northwest of town by W Ray. The property sold for $9,000, with Ray having owned the place for about 10 years. Buyer listed as Kanmis. date recorded as Tuesday.
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Paulb
W + Ray
Tere Im Vo M Bhoane
Kanmis
Ray
Depar Dien GPS and Baby Injury Reported Rarely
A brief notice notes a rare event involving Mr and Mrs Depar Dien GPS and a baby incident. The fragment lists limited details with readably uncertain names and specifics. Further readable facts are unavailable in the text.
Interesting events planned for meeting in Piler club
A special meeting of the Piler Commercial club is planned for Monday in the Odd Fellows Hall. Speakers include Wo oA. Smith of Buhl Canning discussing tomato contracting, and a possible talk on cement highways. Idaho Sugar and Wells Nevada railroad topics may be reported, with plans for Salt Lake business visitors and for addressing alien influx. A Twin Falls parade and American Legion events are noted, with prizes for post participation and a state convention in Twin Falls April 7 9.
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Fellows Hall
Twin Falls
Piler Commercial Club
Camunity
Wo Oa. Smith
Buhl Canning Company
Refereser
Portland Cement Company
Idaho Reef, Sugar Company
Wells
Nevada
Salt Lake
Italio
Filer
Piler
The
American Legion
Postnffine Magen
Main
Shoshone South
Shoshone
Bleshone
Idaho
Shoshone Falls
Manson Bridge
Haxing
American Legion Quartet
Hippertromne Cauderitier
Duroe Jersey Futurity Is Now Assured
The $400 district Duroe Jersey Futurity at Twin Falls county fair September 14 17 is assured. National Duroe Jersey Breeders Association of America sponsors the event with $400 total prize. Entry of twenty exhibitors by April secured nine of the nine entries from members of the Ouver Jersey bore Mob.
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Twin Falls County
J. M. Market
Maho L
Oita
Mahe
Worce Jersey Breeders
Gssociation
Ouver Jersey Bore Mob
Repilar
Olsen Returns From Important Trip East
Wilfred Olsen, manager of the Sood company, returned Sunday from a business trip to Michigan and Kentucky. He found eastern markets show little demand for garden seeds at current prices, with abundant supply and labor shortages reducing cultivated acreage. He noted many potential gardeners are financially unable to buy vegetables, which affects seed demand and price competition.
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Wilfred
Managre
Rer Sood Company
Michigan
Kentucky
Olsen
Mission East
Weling
Weil
Arden
Gow
Twin Falls Road Surfacing Plan Faces Contract Rejection
Twin Falls district officials backed hard road surfacing plans after rejecting all contractor bids. The decision, following a Tuesday conference with business leaders, aims to limit work to state highways with bituminous surfacing and delays broader paving.
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Twin Falls Bagbney
Jersey Cattle for Boys Club Arrive Friday
Twenty eight head of purebred Jersey cattle from Corvallis Oregon will arrive Friday and be unloaded at the county fair grounds for distribution among boys in Twin Falls and nearby. The cattle, valued up to 4100 each, will be financed by local banks and paid back by notes due in one year.
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Ak O'ettty
Tara
Corvalis
Oregon
Twin Falls
Babi
Ty Harry Asbahr
Twin Palle Bank and Trust Company
Twin Palle
Firet Nathowal Bank
Cuttune Slate Bank of
Buhl
Bors
Bohl
Twin Palle Boys
Express
A. Oreilly
J M Markel
Twin Fails
Fale
Labor Movement Seed Giveaway Promoted by Local League
The Labor movement records announce a seed giveaway for workers, with four to five hundred meters of the Nonpartisan League teailer nearby. John Van Nuland, a league organizer, plans a meeting to recruit workers at the co operative Hest Sueur factory. George Bowen, now of Twin Falls, also interviewed laborers about joining organized labor. Readers may call the office to receive a package of garden and flower seeds, five kinds per packet, free while supplies last.
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Teailer
John van Nuland
Telt
League
van Nuland
Rolae
Ad Nugent
County Agent Resignation Leads to Immediate Replacement
County official Lgest L. W. Coleman has resigned as county agent with the change to take effect immediately. The vacancy reopens as plans are made to appoint a successor from existing staff and county committees.
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L. W. Coleman Yoete Cay
Px Rameremaies Wigs Tea
Teachers Employed for Grade School
The board of directors of Indepen dent School district number four have employed the staff of teachers for the coming fall and announce they will close for the term on May 7. The corps of teachers includes George Patton Mrs J Sohnston Mrs Fred Weatherly Mrs Bary Glick Miss Gertrude Walter Miss Helen Kinet Miss Doris Burkhead Miss Madge Goode Mrs Clarence Dente and Miss Seepuc Grayhill. Two additional teachers were added to ensure adequate staffing for the term.
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Independent School District
George Patton
J. Sohnston
Fred = Weatherly
Bary Glick
Gertrude Walter
Helen Kinet
Doris Burkhead
Madge Goode
Plarence Dente
Mika Seepuc Grayhill
Learm
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Musyon
Twin Falls County Epublicans
Filer Hatchery
Secion
Thoreday, April S
American Standard
de EM Lindley
Heport
Mi Legion
Meena
Feides
Apel
Pest
t&Tp
Legion
Rogerson
Win
Sobhe Fisher
Fisher
Topeka
Kadvas
Mrs. Fisher
Mere Lyons
Duroe
Jersey Cattle For
Pair Grounds
Earl Wilcox
Hurley
Claribel Walter
Bite Noe
Frank Lough
Ball
Ogeryna Murray
Rar! Wilcox
Pile
Tdano
Ral Wilcox
Siateen
de Honore
Mike Nah Cn
Subberry
Kin Verry
Karl Witcox
Burley
Howe
Burley Dwt
Comtessante
Gooding
Jerome
Phyl
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