Nominees Chosen for Elections in November
Primary election results show minimal voter interest with key races. Senator J. H. Seaver leads with 967 votes across 21 of 26 precincts, over M. J. Sweeley who has 618. L. L. Allen trails with 120. Sheriff nominees include BK. R. Sherman leading. Lauterbach and Redman split remaining votes. Democratic contest for representative goes to J. M. Shank over A. W. Sowle and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Sweeley
Republcan
J. H. Seaver
Sweeley
L. L. Allen
Minst
Board of County Commissioners
W. H. Greenhow
Varish
Greenhow
BK. R. Sherman
Bubl
H. G. Leuterbach
R. F. Redman
Twin Falls
Lauterbach
Redman
J. M. Shank
A. W. Sowle
W. BP. Pike
J. M. Porter
C. BE. Carlson
W. & Decker
Vecord
Fagsc
G. Lauterbach
Mra. Geviteruin
Lekw
Peueting
T. D. Connor
Grover Davis
E. J. Finch
A. Bybee
Cor
DeWitt
Grossman
Boo Hartley
Reroner
Man Killed in Canyon Car Crash Near Twin Falls
C L Green, a Twin Falls real estate dealer, was instantly killed last Sunday when his car went over a 200 foot drop in Stake River canyon near lakes three miles north of Falls. His wife and two others escaped the wreck and walked away just before the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Green
Twin Falls
Carrie
Stake River Canyon
Lakes
Falls
Tly
New Green Corn Gourley Showcases Apricots and Fruit Crops
John B Gourley of River view ranch on Snake river markets a large variety of produce including apricots apples grapes and cantaloupes this Saturday. His lower altitude ranch yields ripening fruit earlier with a promising peach crop and abundant fruit trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Gourley
River View Ranch
Snake River
Nextbgre Idsbo
Walter Will Auction Rams in Utah Sale
Col E O Walter selected again as auctioneer for the National Woolgrowers association ram sale in Salt Lake City August 30 to September 2. It draws buyers and growers from across the nation to network with leading sheep breeders, with consignments anticipated after the Southern Idaho Woolgrowers sale August 26 and 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
E. O. Walter
National Woolgrowers’ Association
Utah Capital
Mr. Walter
Southern Idaho Woolgrowers’ Association
County fair seeks exhibits. local women volunteering
Interest grows in Twin Falls county fair exhibits to be held September 14 to 17 at Filer. Demonstration agents recruit volunteers across communities, listing numerous women from Twin Falls to Buhl and beyond. Misindexed names and scattered lines reflect the effort to organize canning and other exhibits with plans to involve men for booths and broader participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twiy Falls
Oferu
James Fitzgerald
Twin Pate
Curt D. Irwin
Rg . D
Addison Avea
Rica
Twin Falls
Bh. F
Filer
BR. Glavin
Berger
W. F. Davenfelt
Clover
Dale Kunkle
Amsterdam
C. C. Patnott
Rogerson
I. Mutpy
Syringa
Gordon Perea
Opiar Grove
Buhl
G. W. Salisbury
KK. W. Barnes
Bickel
K. J. Day
Artesian
Francis Johnson
Murtough
DB. P. Albee
Rock Clerk
Met
Mary Graytdll
Poplar Grove
Murtaugh
New Pipe Organ Planned for Gem Theatre
Mrs. F. W. Tenner announces a new pipe organ to be installed at the Gem Theatre. The instrument is described as one of the finest in the state and will offer the latest and most modern features for patrons, with installation expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaho
Gem Theatre
4. W. Tenner
Ramseyer Out On Heavy Bond
Homer F. Ramseyer a filer farmer convicted in district court of second degree murder and granted a new trial was released from custody last Thursday after a bond was filed and approved. The bond amount was raised from 10 000 to 16 000 and covers about 20 000. Several men signed the bond including Fred Munger 1 000 Frank Tichman 5 000 L G Him 6 000 D B Detwell 5 000 Peter Erickson 5 000 J G Wimple 1 000 H D Waters 2 500 B A Waters 500 H S Frame 5 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer F. Ramseyer
Fred Munger
Frank Tichman
L. G. Him
Junior Members Will Have Quarters at Fair
Temporary and permanent facilities are planned for the Farm Bureau junior club at the Boise fair grounds. A dormitory and a men hall are budgeted with costs of about 7 000 dollars each for dormitories and 4 000 dollars for a combined kitchen and dining facility. Trustees include Governor D W Davis and W F Alworth with a drive to raise funds underway. The program expects 140 to 170 club members this year and aims to house up to 400 children in a new building while stressing the value of junior farm work for Idaho’s future farmers and homemakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Junior Club
Boise
R. F. Bicknell
W. H. Thompson
State Fair Association
B. Rows
Parma
Thereau
W. F. Alworth
State Farm Bureau Press
Robb Brady
Pocastella
Call of
Rigby
State Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Idpho
Idaho
Mahe
Idaho Railroads Seek Freight and Passenger Rate Increases
A group of railroads petitions the Idaho Public Utilities Commission for freight and passenger rate hikes, aiming for an effective date by September 1. Several named carriers include Oregon Short Line, Great Northern, Northern Pacific, Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul, and others. The attorney general and special assistant filed a protest Friday, opposing the rate increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleven
Public Utilities Commission
Sted
To Cream
Jnter
Compierce
Oregon Short Line Company
Oreagom-Washington
Hallrouad Sod Navigation Company
Great Fverthers Railroad Company
Northern Pacific Company
Gilmore and Mitteburg
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul Hailroad Company
Nez Peres and
Idaho Kat
Craig Mountain Hatt Road Company
Caiman Prairie Fell Road Company
Caldwell Traction Company
Viat-Idaho Central Railroad Company
Spokane International Hallway Company
Intermountain Railway Company
Bolas Valier Tree Tow Company
Pacific& Idaho
Ray L. Black
Sttorney General
Raymond L. Givens
Eparial Attorner
B. Smith
Eye of Ball
H. B. ‘Thompson
J. Poestello
Well impressed with Otto Heao show flock in Twin Falls county
Felix Pinellino a university extension man with Ur W A Sullivan surveyed purbred livestock in Twin Falls county Saturday. They examined sheep hogs and cattle. Pinellino praised the Duroc Jersey herd at Otto and William Rambo places and called Charles A McMaster Shorthorn herd a strong prospect for a top state show herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Felix Pinellino
University Extension Division
Ur W. A Sullivan
T m Otte
William Rambo
Charles A. McMaster
Twin Falls County Assessed Values Rise Markedly
Twin Falls County shows growing property values with 1920 assessed value up 2 percent from 1919. Agricultural land totals 166,148 acres valued at 11.2 million dollars, grazing land 191,617 acres at 8.8 million, and a small amount of waste land. improvements total 2.75 million with farm and business assets listed across various categories.
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Twin Falls County
Sec
Huwianestate
Eien
Sugar Four
Arint Craatmertam
Idaho alfalfa barred from outside states due to infection
Idaho alfalfa hay is barred from Oregon Washington California and other states because inspectors report alfalfa is infected with a disease. The state agriculture director cautions the action aims to prevent spread and notes neighboring counties may face additional restrictions as the outbreak is evaluated.
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Idaho
Arhone
Uritien
Columbia
Califor
Nevecs
Motiaga
Oregon
Washington
Acuinet
Buresu
Lowe
Aristios
Daketes
Nevede
Bingham
Bes
Lake
Onelia
Basavek
Frankl Power
Payette
Madison
Pelle
FARM COSTS UNDER SCRUTINY IN TWIN FALLS AREA
Reports outline farm profits and production costs for Twin Falls County farmers. Meetings will present data comparing crop systems, with reports aimed at boosting profits, followed by 30 percent canal water flow reduction due to Snake River decline and a plan to purchase 10 000 acre feet of stored water to sustain canal flow through September.
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Reclamation Service
Hon
Twin Falls Canal
Twin Palmn
CO. Taylor
Boles
Gan Seement
Aniversaity
Eaxbeumon
de Taile
Eee
Fara Bureau
Twit Palle
Fueeday Et Farm
Kimberly
Bach School
Curry Viton
Piler High School
Stoke River
Mit
Thy
Canal Company
J. C. Wheelow
Feneral
Itx
Snake River
Mt of Directors
Twin Palle Canal Company
Jered
Picture of Filer Hero's Grave and Erckson Photo
A war memorial note describes Alfred K. Erickson Pvt U S Army being buried in France with a photograph from the American Red Cross. The image shows Erickson’s grave amid thousands, mounted with a white erm and a tribute card from the Red Cross. Nearby villagers recall Mr G Weaver who aided the fallen soldier’s memory and shared in the sorrow of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HJ Weaver
Pendanariens
Alfred
Obie
America
Ole Erickson
G. Weaver
Crichwell
Siret politics meeting stirs crowd amid sleet debate
A local political meeting in uncertain weather featured Senator LW Seurer and candidates Sweeley Le Aliew and L. L. Allen. Attorney WP Guthrie presided as discussions on nomination heated voices and a lengthy rebuttal from Seaver sparked critiques during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleethem
LW. Seurer
Mr. Sweeley
Tad L. le Aliew
Ofl
Condvinces Fm
Iis Ewanty
Far “Eaterusers
Sttorney
Guthrie
Twin Valle
Reever Ere
Merry-Go-Round Set Up For Evening Amusement
A merry go round with ten rounds and additional entertainment booths was installed for nightly public amusement at the fairground. The setup invites general attendees to enjoy the public event and its festive attractions each evening.
Candidates Vie For Nation’s Top Post In Ohio Roundup
Ohio lists four presidential hopefuls with three editors publishers among them and a publishing house head. James M Cox runs as Democratic candidate with editor publisher A Dublisher of Gimgton News. Warren G Hard appears as Republican contender from Marion, plus the Cleveland farmerinterm presominee and Richard Barnum head of publishing firm among the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
View
Clevelandere
James M. Cox
Prev! Dent
G Imgton News
Warren G. Hard" Marion
Merton Star
Pew
Cleveland Farmer— Interm
View Dent
Cleveland Chima
Richard Barnum
Hie
Texan
Highway Closure Near Twin Palle Spreads Traffic Diversions
Roads between here and Twin Palle are closed at several points due to construction on the state highway project. Traffic from Curry's travel is rerouted about a mile and a quarter. State highway workers plan continued works through the remainder of summer and fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Here
Twin Palle
Ras Sua Fe
Errr
Curry
Twin Falls
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Snake River Canyon
Walter
Salt Lake City
Nam
Ramseyer
FP. Alworth
Piler
Paris Bureau Campaign
Fscisary
Tom Anke
Otto Heao
Felix Plastino
University
Castile
Twin Fells County
Twin Palte
Emma
Milner
Jorksom
Berne Af
Somaturt Cor Argentnt
Ohio
Tate Highway
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