Quarantine Against California For Foot And Mouth Disease
Idaho issues a state quarantine against California effective April 10 prohibiting livestock movement into Idaho, including cattle sheep swine and poultry, plus dairy products and shipper factors. It requires federal health certificates for through shipments and mandates disinfection and quarantined yards for en route animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agricultur
M. A. Means
Breau of
Mareuy
Idaho
California
Caliornia
Caid
Federal
Plans Progress on Enlargement of Fair’s Grandstand
Twin Falls County Fair secretary J M Markel reports grounds rapidly shaping for campers and picnickers with extensive improvements planned. Evening shows and building hours from 6 am to 9 pm will attract latecomers. admission charged for evenings. Grounds and camper accommodations open to tourists at usual rates. dates listed as September 9 10 11 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Markel
Twin Falls
Rest Room Fund Boost Plan Via Benefit Concert
Announcement of a bene fit concert to raise funds for a rest-room fund. The event is set for Wednesday evening April 30 at the Gem theater under the auspices of the Filer Woman's Club. Twin Falls musicians provide most of the program. tickets available at Modern Drug Shop. Mrs G H Shearer chairs the committee handling arrangements. The venue has moved from the Methodist church to the Gem theater to better cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Theater
Twin Falls
G. H. Shearer
Methodist Hearch
Teem Teater
Legion Meet Fixed for Pocatello Convention
Pocatello Post No. 4 American Legion announces the state convention will be held in Pocatello August 7 to 9. The event will include the state auxiliary convention and La Societe Des 40 Hommes et Chevaux. About 1000 veterans are expected in Pocatello for the three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
E J Therkildeen
Freeze Takes Fruit on River
Reports from Snake River canyon show significant crop damage as temperatures plunged to 26 degrees. Apricot and part of the peach crop ruined while asparagus and rhubarb begin to emerge. No snow this week aside from a trace Tuesday afternoon.
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Snake River Canyon
John 5
Gourley Ranch
Open Bids on Murtaugh Road and Twin Fally Projects
Bids will be opened Saturday on two road projects in Twin Fally area. Project No 23 C calls for extending the highway from the Casata county line toward Burley over 23 miles total across both projects. State estimates total cost at $165,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Fally
Casata County
Burley
Benefit Sale Of Food Planned For Saturday
The Idaho Power office in Boise hosts a benefit food sale Saturday to raise funds for veterans hospital entertainment. Auxiliary members, Legion posts, and various groups urge community support, with proceeds aiding the 70 to 80 patients seeking leisure programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veteran's Hospital
Bolse
Idaho Power Company
Legion Eusalary
Antist
Businese Amd
Frasertons
Auxiliary
Veterans’ Entertainment
T. D. Comnor
Boise
United States
Over-Subscribing Funds For U P Right-Of-Way Drive
A local drive to raise funds for purchasing a right-of-way through Utah Construction lands for the Union Pacific Welle-Rogerson railroad surpassed expectations last week with $400 in cash secured. The county total reached $16,000, oversubscribed by nearly $2,000, and more contributions continued today. The effort was led by George Leonard, with other supporters including Earl Munyon and W. M. Bynes. Local donors largely gave small amounts, while several regional contributions are still not fully credited. The aim remains to secure funds for the railroad project despite schedules and prior years’ totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
Utah Construction Company
Welle-Rogerson
Union Pacific
Twin Park
Sut
George Leonard Catrman
Ner
Twin Party Chamber of Commerce
Frinley
Mr. Lereard
Earl Munyon
W. M. Bynes
C. J. Childe
R . W. Boring
H.C. Reinke
Geerry Laward
Filer Elevator
BW. Boring Jr
RA. Reynolds
Madland
Riecers
W. D. Gillis
RK. Diltingham
W Hamilton
A. Hawking
J. Ke Filer Revort
A. Inckaon
Drake
Parmers Graie & Milling Co
Power bills fall in southern Idaho towns after new rate
March power bills in Filer Payette Wendell Kimberly and Buhl show overall decreases under Idaho Power’s new rate schedule, with Wendell the sole town posting an increase. The Public Utilities Commission reviewed a company report detailing charges, demands, and comparisons to the old schedule, highlighting customer loads and potential savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Idaho Power Company
Raton
Public Utilities Commission
Omedeva Tomer
Commission
Filer
Peyote
Wendell
Kimberly
Bab
John Kopelman
March
Payette
Whalta Milla
Bull
Tatwanm
Raleigh Drake Ether Tuesday Disappointments in Radio Broadcast
Raleigh Drake, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Drake, awaited air time from Springfield Massachusetts with the Boston trio as a cellist. Static prevented tuning east of Omaha during the Tuesday night broadcast. Drake, a Filer Rural high school graduate, studies in Boston and has appeared in two subsequent works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Raleigh Drake
E. Drake
Boston
Omaha
Drake
Filer Rural High School
Name Registrars Named for Election Voters in County Precincts
W. Y. Shine was named registrar of voters for this precinct by the county commissioners in session Monday. Twenty-seven other persons were named to serve in similar capacities in other county precincts. Registrars will peg hooks in each precinct for registration beginning May 3. Other registrars include Mrs Hierer, Mrs Laura Anderson, Thomets, G. A. Thamert, Clever, and Fred Roper Berger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Y. Shine
Board of County Commissioners
Mra
Das Hierer
Maren
Laura Anderson
Thomets
G. A. Thamert
Clever
Local names dash into scattered sums in brief item
In a short list format several individuals are noted with monetary amounts: G. Dowd six dollars, L. Ghearer ten dollars, William Buesing five dollars, C. G. Williems and Charlee Reichert and Harold Cedarholm each six dollars, with other truncated names and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Dowd
MR L. Ghearer
Wiliam Buesing
C. G. Williems
Charlee Reichert
Harold Cedarholm
Flames Consume Early Day Church Building
A fire destroyed the Union avenue and Midway corner building in Filer, once the Mennonite Brothers in Christ church. The home of B. Hudelson family and the former church, erected around 1907, burned after 2 am Tuesday. Neighbors aided some evacuees as wind kept flames focused on the structure. The family escaped with little property. the church contents were a total loss. The owner, Warner Nicholson, holds the premises now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
Orone
Warner Nicholson
Bulleime
William A. Wall
Acros
Mra
Hudeson
Marie
Maude
May Davenport
Kenneth Huddlson
Kong
Mr. Hudelaon
Head
Oragon
Aires
Scout Investiture Features Program of Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club hosts a Scout Investiture at the Methodist church where Hoy Beaute troop receives firet claus badges led by James Tomlin, with F. Douglas Hawley as scout executive Hinake River district. Tomlin, Arthur J. Peavey and Dr W F Passer spoke. several scouts earned examinations and were present with local officials and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firet Claus
F. Douglas Hawley
Hinake River
Filer Kiwanis Club
James Tomlin
Filer Legion Post
Tomlin
Sammy Otte
Alva Pate
Orville Sackett
Bert Wood
Robert Penny
Conner
Harold Sealey
Wayne
Howard Weemas
Ktvania Club
Arthur J. Peavey
W. PF. Passer
Mr. Tomlin
de H. B. McMillan
Dr. A Newberry
G. ©. Davis
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Sucans
Woman's Club
Gen Theater
Tbab Legion
Murtaugh Road
U.P
B. Bude
Kiwanis Club
James Tomtin
Anak River District
Jackson Lake
Surley
Bureau of Reclamation
Moran
Wyoming
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