Death of President Harding Stirs Nation in Mourning
The nation mourns as President Warren G. Harding dies from a stroke at San Francisco. Calvin Coolidge assumes the presidency seven hours later after Harding’s death. Funeral train carries the casket to Washington then to Marion, Ohio, with ceremonies at the Capitol and final services at Harding’s home.
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Warren G. Harding
Marion
Ohio
San Francisco
Calvin Coolidge
Ship of State
Washington
D. C
Coolidge
Mr. Harding
Plymouth
Vit
Palace Hotel
Golden Gate City
Capitol
Catafalque
Harding
George T. Harding
Memorial Service Honors Warren Harding in Local Union
Memorial Sunday events designated by President Coolidge will be held at the Methodist church beginning at dusk. Rev. C. B. Deal organized the program with Ed Bingle presiding. Addison T. Smith of Twin Falls will deliver the principal address on Harding the Man. Rev. Deal and Hida will speak on Harding as editor and publisher, Hymne will provide music, and Mrs. G. H. Shearer will sing. Public invited to attend.
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Coolidge
Methodist Church
C. B. Deal
B. J. Bingle
Evangelical Church
Addison T. Smith
Twin Falls
Congress
Smith
Kagey
M. B.C
Village Board Passes Weed Ordinance and Budget Measures
The village board in a special session approved a weed control ordinance enabling the town to cut weeds if owners do not comply within ten days, with costs assessed on the property. A $56 appropriation backs efforts against Idaho Power rate hikes, aiding testimony at a Public Utilities Board hearing. The annual town budget passes for floral year starting May 3, 1922 with allocations of $7,575.67 for administration, $3,662.40 for water, $2,000 for interest, and $1,500 for bond sinking fund. Burial arrangements note a simple ceremony with a hearse to East Center Street, viewing hours, and a funeral cortege to the cemetery. The body will be placed in a receiving vault until a mausoleum is ready.
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Idaho Power Company
Public Utilities Board
Water Department
Karl & LaHoe
East Center Street
Hardingome
Mr. Harding
Idaho Governor Proclaims State Day Of Mourning For President
Governor C C Moore of Idaho declares Friday afternoon August 10 a period of national grief for Warren G. Harding. He urges close public offices schools in session memorial services and prayer in churches, with flag display and a possible business cessation. The proclamation marks Idaho’s solemn tribute after the President’s death.
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United States
West
Idaho
Expresso
C. C. Moore
Warren G
State of
Boise
C.C. Moore
F. A. Jeter
Proclamation Calls Filer Citizens to Honor Hardings Memory
Village leader G. Davis urges residents and businesses to close from 2 to 3 pm Friday in mourning for Warren G Harding. Post offices banks stores will pause operations as flags fly at half mast following Coolidge Moore proclamations.
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Grover C. Davia
Village Board of Trustees
Filer
Warren G. Harding
United States
Bis
Marion
Ohio
Harry S New
Calvin Coolidge
C. C Moore
Crow
Davis
Harding
Davies
Harvest Season Gains Amid Cool Nights and Market Signals
Harvest season progresses with barley thrashing underway and crops advancing. Wheat sales are not yet on the market, with an expected start around 12 hundred pounds, while eastern markets foresee a rise after a government report showing a 28 bushel drop from prior estimates. Idaho wheat shipments see rates from 2 to 8 cents per hundred pounds, and pote tow markets stand at 1.25 dollars.
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Anton
Idaho
Walter accepts Montana sheep sale auction at state fair
E C Walter confirms acceptance of an offer from the Montana Sheep Growers Association to auction at its annual sale toward the end of September during the Montana State Fair in Helena.
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E. C. Walter
Montana Sheepgrowers Association
Montana
Helene
How Filer Heard the Sad News of Harding's Death
In a late evening broadcast from the Los Angeles Times, radio listener George W. Anthony, manager of Idales Power, and a group including Redtle heard the announcement of President Harding's death. The event occurred about the hour of real time, with widespread publicity that night but public awareness delayed until the next day. Flags flew at half mast throughout the week and postal windows displayed notices reflecting the general mood.
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Francisco
Filer
Harding
George W. Anthony
Idales Power Company
Reetle
Los Angles Times
Salanenen
Funeral held for Mrs Walker here on Monday
Funeral services were conducted Monday from the Methodist church for Mrs Magsie Gretmwood Walker 51 wife of J H Walker of Parma who died at home Saturday from epilepsy. The sermon was preached by the Rev CE Deal with interment by F B Drake cabin services. The family formerly resided in the Moro district and owned the farm now owned by BA Goyder. A brother Gro wnwood and a brother in law Hawking of Piler attended. The family moved from Kan var in 1918 to Jordan Valley Oregon in 1931 last fall they moved to a ranch near Parma Mrs Walker fell July 13 breaking her collarbone and on Saturday her husband found her lifeless on the floor where she had apparently fallen from the couch.
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Methodist Church
Magsie (Gretmwood) Walker
J. H. Walker
Parma
Raturday
C. O
F. B. Drake
George L
J. Ralph
Walker
Maron
BA Goyder
K Hawking
Piler
Islew
Mre. Walker
Kan~var
Jordan Valey
Ore
U S L Expands Rail Yard with 2200 Foot Tracks in Filer
A large crew works in Filer to extend the Oregon Short Line trackage north of the main lines from the Piter Elevator to the yard’s east end. The 2200 foot addition adds storage capacity amid ramped demand. work will begin after grading and water installation at the stockyards is completed.
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Oregon
Bis
Filer
J. B. Brennan
Sever
Bren
Clover Band to Stage Second Summer Concert in Filer
The Clover band led by Ernest Meyers will give a free concert Saturday evening in Filer. Despite farming duties, all members are supporting the event, which drew a large crowd two weeks ago, and local business men sponsor the show to provide entertainment for summer visitors. The program starts at o'clock with an allotment of a full evening of music.
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Clover Band
Ernest Meyers
Cort
Filer
Piler
Salmon Alfalfa Seed Crop Promises Big Yield
Prominent rancher Wyeal of Berger reports a sample alfalfa seed crop with strong potential. He notes 48 acres should yield about 9 to 11 bushels per acre, indicating a large harvest. Salmon River ranchers also grow grass seed and have contracted substantial shipments. water supply this year is satisfactory, signaling good crops.
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Promien
W. H. Wyeal
Berger
Wras
Salmon River
Board in Selon Sets Biweekly Directors Meeting
The regular bi weekly meeting of the board of directors of the Twin Fall county tafr will be held at the secretary's office this evening.
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Twin Fall County Tafr
Reading events notice at Gem Root Garden and churches
The notice lists upcoming events at Gem Root Garden with a Friday dance and a Saturday free movie at Gem theater, plus Sunday morning services at multiple churches and an evening Union Memorial service for the late president at the Methodist church. A Tuesday event features music by the Nelsons at Gem Root Garden.
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Japiet and
Menseatte
Methodist Church
the Nelsons
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