Representative board trustees chosen by election Tuesday
In a hot municipal race 234 of 260 registered votes were cast. J. M. Smith and G. C. Davis led the ticket and were endorsed by both tickets. A. O. Macland and G. H. Shearer, plus H. R. Hammerquist, won seats for two years. Lallue withdrew late. Munyon Small and Wilcox lost. Election returns were canvassed, with a new village clerk to be appointed later.
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J. M.smith
Davis
Guy MH. Shearer
A. 0. Macland
Hammersquist
Filer
Smith
Tekiets
Eleetor
Shearer
Hammerquist
E. S. LaHue
Tcket
Macland
Small
Munyon
C. &. Wilcox
Wilcox
BR. EH. Goodpasture
BB. Ripley
T. D. Smith
Aecow
Karl & Lalue
Bet National Bank
Independent
Hite
A. O. Maci
Karl Munyon
L. Arthur Small
L. M. Smith
Grover C. Davis
Hicket
Ehertet
Lallue
Nocm Hawr
Results of Elections in Other Towns
City Manager Plan ticket, composed entirely of ex service men, won twin Palix Tuesday with few exceptions. Capt McRoberta named mayor and other officials elected. McCluskey defeated Rhey 458 to 197 for mayor. Village results list councilors Bet y Walden Wilson Siggine and Bree koe.
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Twin Palix
Cownell
Didates
A. W. Beck
W. PF. Passer
W. EB. Sanger
P. Howles
Capt
PW. McRoberta
Paul Taber
EA. Langdon
Craig T. Bracken
H. Krengel
McCluskey
Hall
A. F. McCluskey
J. J. Rhey
Counetmen
J. L. Johnson
Ralph Mores
Shelby Kyde
Gan l L. Thompson
C.A. Devilbrice
T. D. Pletcher
Vates
Maroa Woman's Club to Elect Officers at Meeting
The Maroa Woman's Club holds its annual meeting to elect officers. Mrs Clyde Huffman will preside next Thursday, with Mrs Mex Moffenne and Mrs LH Brown hosting. The venue changed from Mrs Brown’s home this morning due to updated arrangements.
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Maron Woman's Club
Mra
Clyde Huffman
Mex Moffenne
Mre LH. Brown
Mra Brown
County board to meet quarterly under new classification
Twin Falls county commissioners will meet only once per quarter for business after May 5 under a state classification change. Hospital bills run about $18,000 before payments are authorized, while current expenses total about $45,000 prior to board action.
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Twin Pulls Board of County Commissioners
Twin Falls County
Board of Control
Wat Onge
Homeseekers Learn of Filer Country through Literature
The supervisor of agriculture for the Union Pacific System based in Omaha received two hundred folders describing Filer. Prepared by the Filer Commercial Club last summer, the pamphlets aim to interest homeseekers and investors in the Filer country. They were sent at the request of a passenger agent who cited tangible advantage.
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Filer
Supervisor
Agriculture Union Pacific System
Union Pacific System
Omaha
Filer Commercial Club
Pasenger
New StaffAirdale Joins Record Office in Salt Lake City
A new member, an Airdale named Jigex, arrived Monday for the Record Staff in Salt Lake City. The dog, claimed to be related to Lavidie Das, is already active at the print shop and is designated on the official office roster. Henry E Lammers assumes responsibility for life and net of the shipment, with the dog shipped under separate cover.
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Jems
Airdale
Sol
Lake City
Jigex
Dow
Dices
Lavidie Das
Harding
Comerrom
Molee Reed
Eg Company
Wee
Henry E Lammers
George How
Stars and Stripes
Paria
Wood Named Montana State Purchasing Agent
J E Wood formerly of Filer and now manager at Golden Rule Store Harlowton Montana has been named Montana state purchasing agent by Governor Joseph M Dixon. The four year appointment pays 5000 dollars annually and covers all state institution supplies estimated at about 1 million dollars yearly. Wood was one of 75 applicants and will likely move to Helena to begin duties immediately.
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RB Wood
Filer
Bur
United States
Golden Rule Sto Harlowton
Montana
Joseph M. Dixon
Wood
Leonard Wood
Toca Brinch
United Stotes
Camély
Helena
Idaho Employers Must File Semiannual Payroll Report
Idaho employers under workmen compensation must file a semiannual report with the Industrial Accident Board. The rule, from Attorney General Joy L. Black, requires average payroll figures for the preceding six months, submitted on January 1 and July 1. The purpose is to compile statistics, aid enforcement, and determine coverage, with emphasis on accuracy and preventing noncompliance.
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Idaho
Industrial Accident Board
Joy L. Black
Senate
Avery
Sam Lancaster Undergoes Appenidix Operation
Sam Lancaster was operated upon for appendicitis at the county hospital Monday by Dr F A Dethet. He is reported to be improving satisfactorily.
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Sam Lancaster
F. A. Deteht
Hard Times Dance Friday at Reybroco
A regular nara times dance advances by Viler Legion post at Treybroce hall for tomorrow night. The invitation notes everyone gets a melie te eum and to bring your gal in kalike. Wall's orchestra will play with tickets at 9% venta. Prizes will go to best costumes as Legion boys expect a large turnout.
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Nara Times
Viler Legion Post
Treybroce Hall
Kalike
Klas
Wall
Filer Legion Post
Rey‘proco Hall
Adv
Idaho Legion to Launch Big Member Drive
The Idaho American Legion plans a statewide member drive starting May 5 for a week, led by Leo F Bracken and Max M Gibbons. A 45 member committee will cover all counties with rural outreach, aiming to enroll 10,000 veterans and double statewide membership during the campaign.
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Kaho Department of the
American Legion
Idaho
Legion
Oid Fm
Gibbons
Mt Lewin
United State Organ
Hee
Poletti
Ueative
Wens Wm
Etate
Uni
No Wildest Merchandising in Filer Promises Weekly
Piler merchants push bargains for Friday through the month and a new weekly feature No Wildest Merchandising in Filer. The Record urges readers to study ads, noting the free farmers matinee at Gem theater Saturdays and merchants financing it for ranchers and families.
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Piler
Filer
Busina
Gem Theater
Con W. Tanner
Cartney Named Vice President of Twin Falls Dental Association
At the annual meeting in Twin Falls the Twin Falls District Dental Association elected Dr. T L Cartney as vice president. Dr Frederick Snook was chosen president, with Dr TG Loset as secretary and Dr J F Johnston as treasurer. A post election discussion on child welfare followed an war banquet.
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J. Cartney
Twin Fille
Bickford Returns From California Trip
D C Bickford came back Monday from a six month journey in California. He visited many friends and relatives in San Diego Los Angeles Long Beach Coronto San Francisco and Sawtelle near the soldiers home. He also visited Portland Nampa and Caldwell on the return trip.
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D.C
Propsect Product Announcement From N A Jackson
A new Filer product is announced by N A Jackson of the Filter Hek ory now manufacturing milk bread loaves sold at three loaves for a quarter. The price decrease is due to cheaper flour, while quality is said to exceed that of earlier offerings.
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N. A. Jackson
Hek~ory
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High Man
NEW Board OF Trustees
Black
W. D. Gillis
T W. Graves
W. A. Walker
Elit, Bingman
C. W Cash
Trusters
A. O. Madland
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Je M. Smith
G. C. Davis
Davis Wros
Filar
Twin Palls County
Guy H. Shearer
M. Smiths
Guy HM. Shearer
A. A. Madhand
H. B. Hammerquist
Twin Pati
de. McCluskey Chogin
But
Kimberly
Bretton
Viilage
Ther
Counicilore
L. Bety
L. Walden
A. Wilson
Jerry Siggine
W. F. Breekoe
Maroa Womans
Issioners
Record Stapp
Salt Lake City
J. E. Wood
State of Montana
Permer Piller
Murety
Reybroco
Piley Legion Post
Idaho Legion
Wiler Merchelle
Peee
Dr. T. L. Cartney
D.C. Bickford Pends
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