Twin Falls Idaho Presses for San Francisco Rail Route
Gustav Kunze of Buhl Idaho spoke at the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce about building a Twin Falls to Wells line to connect with the Southern Pacific and Western Pacific. The project would shorten shipments to San Francisco, making the city a direct distribution hub for Twin Falls products. Local supporters say they will seek capital and demonstrate feasibility to attract investors.
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California
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Gustave Kunze
Bubl
Idaho
Twin Falls
Wella
New
Southern Pacific
Western Pacific
San Franccisco
Thin City
Pocatellota
Salt Lake
Kange
Los Angeles
Jeattie
Buhl Herald
School Ball Defeated by Curry Nine in Friday Game
The Filer grade school team lost 10 to 5 to Curry nine on Friday afternoon. The event opened a program for students directed by Miss Lillo Graybill. A L O'Reilly, junior county farm bureau leader, Miss Eden Ludwig, home demonstration agent, and Miss Rosetta McGrail spoke on farm bureau promotion. A cafeteria lunch followed, with talks on women’s farm bureau work, children’s personal hygiene, and junior farm bureau clubs.
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Filer
Curry
Dikmend
Lillo Graybill
A. L O'Reilly
County Farm Bureau
Eden Ludwig
Rosetta McGrail
Twin Falls
The
Red Cross
Miss Ludwig
Mies McGair
Mr. O'Reilly
Regular O. EOS Meeting at Masonic Hall Friday
The O. EOS holds its standard meeting at the Masonic Hall Friday evening with a chance for initiation.
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O. Eos
Masonic Hell
Syndicate Explores Rich Gas and Oil Finds in Twin Falls Area
J. O. Noggle, now based in Edmund Oklahoma, visited Filer Friday and expressed optimism about district prospects. A tent well uncovered rich shows of gas and oil, with syndicate members planning further development on a large scale. The new corporation will base its headquarters in Twin Falls and include Twin Falls tract residents.
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O. Nogale
Edmund
Oklahoma
Filer
Ite
Twin Falls
Twin Fate
Federal Farm Loans Devised For Spring Applications
Farmers urged to apply now for spring loans with six percent interest through the Farmers Nations Bank. Bee Dickey, door to the bank, promotes Federal Farm Loans and emphasizes early action to secure funds.
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Bee Dickey
Farmer's Netions Bank
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