Contractor for Highway Starts Work
Active work begins on seven miles of cement roads in the Filer district. F. Ek Phelps, the successful bidder, plans to hire local contractors and met highway commissioners. He traveled to Burley with cement interests representative G. B. Stone and Hurley hero James A. Bybee to discuss materials. Additional sidetracks and spurs east of stockyards may be needed to handle the volume of gravel for construction. Twin Falls county prospects rise as the state highway between Twin Falls and Filer advances toward completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer Highway
F. EK
Phelps
Board of Highway Commissioners
Burley
G. B. Btone
James A. Bybee
Hurley
Twin Falls
Third Ticket Filed Monday By Nonpartisan League
Representatives filed petitions for state legislative and county offices with the county recorder. Filing fees set at 1 percent of the first year’s salary were paid by two delegates. Each petition carried 600 to 700 signatures. Nomination certificates await 200 qualified electors not in this year’s primary after official investigation. The July 10 convention included labor groups and league delegates. Names listed include state senator candidate Kimer Aman and candidates for representatives John M. Kimberly Archie Earl Dickle George A. Childs. other offices include sheriff Samuel N. Pituilly probate judge Herschel Sonner treasurer Jobo Frabim and assessor Joseph Prank Sheirrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Siggins
Attorney General
League
Por
Kimer Aman
Kimer Aman, Filer; Representatives, John M. Kimberly, Archie Earl Dickle of Buhl
George A. Childs
Buhl
Edear A. Lau
James KR. Moon
Twin Falls
Alonzo David Patton Keith
Hansey
Samuel N. Pituilly
Herschel Sonner
Fubs
Jobo Frabim
Hansen
Joseph Prank Sheirrup
Readers praise the Record in lively letters
An eastern subscriber from Boston and a horticulture professor in New Hampshire compare the Record favorably with other papers praising its quality. The note mentions the Commercial Club folder on Filer and comments on local growth as Taylor and Taylor plan an 80 foot garage and machine works on Main Street and Park Avenue with future expansion anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New Hampshire College of Sericulture and the Mechanics Arts
Durham
Hampshire
Wooster
New Hampshire
Filer
Taylor and Taylor
Oddlient
Main Street
Park Avenue
Mi Ae
Are You Suprestitionst Be Careful Tomorrow's Wakeup
A garbled note urges care with sleep choices and weather vigilance for Friday. It warns to watch business transactions and be happy despite conditions, stressing the need to check tomorrow's forecast.
Northside Tract Acceptance Filed
State accepts the North Site Twin Falls project as the second largest irrigation work in Idaho. W G Swendsen announces 140000 acres wader cultivation and 170000 total acres with 800 miles of canals. Wheat crop valued at 1500000 and new crops like flax and hemp are being grown on project lands. A farm manager will guide water use and timing for optimum results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Swendsen
State Land Board
Swendsen
Idaho
Twin Falls
Swendison
Shepherd
5000 Head of Sheep Dipped Near County Fair Grounds
Over five thousand head of sheep have been dipped at the Schildman and Case dipping location near the county fair grounds during the last two days. They will pause dipping for about a month as a thrashing machine is moved to the fields. Inspectors Lyle and Jimson left today and will return later. The work was done by Beadld man and Case for about fifty owners lacking convenient facilities, with a large force kept busy under a recent quarantine order of the department of small animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schildman
Case
Lyle
Man
Department of Smal Tnt
Seabbien
Town Board Awards Sidewalk Contract and Blue Card Plan
At the regular meeting the village board awarded A N Hales a twenty five cent per square foot bid to build sidewalks on the west side of Union avenue and the east side of Idaho avenue. The board also discussed a Blue Card permit system for solicitors and authorized Idaho Power to trim trees under supervision to maintain reliable service. A sewer project plan with an estimated cost of 29980 was reviewed with no final decision.
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A. N. Hales
Fifth Street
Baptist Church
Idaho Avenue
Stevens Avenue
Jysene Arthur Anderson
Conmercial
Ter
Filer
Sust
Fatr
J. M. Markel
Twin Palk County Fair
Grw
Markel Power
Te Yillng
Wil
Nitectric Neetice
Charles Neely
Tt Idaho Power Company
Idaho Power
Miasion
L. C Alton
Third coddling moth spray overdue, says deputy inspector
Deputy inspector for plant industry Lina Hawking notes the third coddling moth spray is overdue. Growers were urged to apply the spray immediately as the primary protection for the crop, with officials hoping past applications have begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilina
Pierry
Hawking
Move City Hall Amid Regular Monthly Meeting
Theetty bell is relocated to the rear of the party and Maser regular monthly meeting of wh azeen met in the pow rtarn fonday. Le Be Aes, village maria ane superintendent of streets and water system, has bie quarters in the srw Aches tien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etty Bell
Local car affair involving Graves and Norris at Davie
A garbled report notes Graves and Norris with tennis partner Houkstra of Davie involved in a car incident. It mentions Mr and Mrs Fo Graves and Mr and Mrs Guy, a peniety and a girl named Josephine Mine, but details are unclear due to faulty text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fo Graves
Guy God
Josephine
Mine Norris
Tennis Houkstra
Davieeros
Graves
Busy Saturday draws crowds to local shops and markets
Hundreds of shoppers filled the streets as merchants reported strong sales on Saturday. The busy scene along a Virginia avenue district reflected a robust local economy with many storefronts converting to accommodate the weekend rush.
Barley Yields Reported From Local Farm Fields
In Salis wt Pert area a barley field averaged high yields with estimates around 118 bushels per acre. F Detweller cites 125 bushels per acre on part of the land and notes 45 acres averaging 24 bushels per acre in another parcel, while a 120 acre section reportedly produced 40 to 60 bushels per acre.
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Acre
Salis
Detwellex
F. Detweller
Electors May Now Register At Local Precincts
Pf pridery election was held iast work and local politics would seer be in the discard for a time. resin bor elections commenced 3 accordance wit Mire Dora Shaffner, local regis trar, wae on duty Saturday. Filer Pharmacy, taksing the women of electors who failed to register for the primaries. Those who Ladle in register for the primaries may now a lorember. Mrs. Shatiner will be at the drug each one eater dhe tae aets your vill le on Theeday, November Bho wtdteve that there were S10 lregieteations for the primary, which f ixures she estimates at about fifty per cent of the qualified dietary uel this prectnct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Shaffner
Ry Gleelona
Arm es to Sell Duroc Swine at Fort Lakals Market
A fragmented notice describes Armes selling Duroc swine at the Fort Lakals market near Pier, detailing location and sale conditions. The text references a Valle tract and suggests multiple lots or pens, with unclear dates and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMES
Canal Company to Ship Wheat for Panama Pact
A report notes wheat to be sent by the Canal Company for Panama expected in a deal. Early yields are cited at 46 bushels per acre amid an exchange involving O. M. Martin, a rancher, and communications from secretary WO. Taylor. The item reflects early 20th century agricultural and canal trade reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Company
M. Martin
Acra
WO. Taylor
Boar in Wind That Dei Rar Set for Auction at Farm
A fragment notes an upcoming sale at a farm west of Pier involving a boar. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a public or private auction action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pier
Schools Open Monday September 6 At Filer District
The Record reports preparations for the new school year with both building projects near completion. Independent School District No. Four aims to house a grade school at the south end of Park Avenue, but occupancy may be delayed by twenty four days from now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
County Election Results Announced After Official Canvass
Official canvass shows 1902 votes for the Republican candidate and 975 for the Democrat with no changes from the unofficial tally. Names listed include Joseph T Seaver and Frank M Kendall among Republican and Democrat nominees for local offices. Republicans won all but three races, Democrats all but four.
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Prie
Joseph T. Seaver
Moore
Filer
Wo Owrish
Twit Palle
W. Furedkan
Kim
Rosmew Phen
Twon
Riniendest
Echouls
Miscomart Wolfe
Twin Falls
Assessor A Clana
Arawasi
Frank M. Kendall
Twin Fa
W. FP. Pike
Palle
James W. Porter
Rae M. Shank
Bublelonere
Connor Filer
0. Carlson
James L. Darnes
Hansen
Guy L. Kinner
Thomas Judge
Patton
BE. Tremmurer
Mra
Valle
Sawyer
Tybes
Precingis
Hartley Conatble Encounters Distohery Of Track
Ren Hartley a constable confronts a drunken disturber on the track road Friday morning. He wrestles the man, who tries to flee, while Hartley subdues him and brings him to a nearby house for processing.
Jerome Aggregation Tops League Upset
Jerome gains top league position as fans flock to yesterday afternoon game at the Hub. Report notes Piter Pasevel and Filer among attendees. Team led by head of BubL delivers solid performance, securing a notable win in a tense matchup.
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Piter Pasevel
Jerome
Jerome Resti
Bubl
Miki Work Saturday Evening Sermon and Music
Saturday evening services drew shoppers to Yakima street where Fleet National Bank attendees gathered to hear Mr Harper speak and enjoy songs performed by the group in a religious program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Street
Fleet National Bank
Harper
Harvest reports sought by The Record for bumper crops
The Record invites crop reports from growers and threshermen about the harvest season. It seeks accurate, full details on yields and productions in the territory, urging cooperation to compile a nationwide agricultural summary for publication. First hand information is preferred to prepare a country-wide panorama of the season.
Auto market in Filer district shows active sales
Over 800 autos section notes 690 owned in Filer district per Grant Paget census figures. Ford cars dominate with 127 sold by August, 137 sedans, 45 booked for delivery before January 1. Tractor sales reach 38 last season, 24 sold. Ford plant expansion near.
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Filer
Grant Paget
Filer Auto
Filer Auto Company
Ford
Derol
Our Fair Grounds Model for Others
A fragmented note honors the local fair board and hints at scrutiny of advertisements in this paper. It stresses careful reading to find bargains that repay in dollars and mentions trees and a state context with vague references to conversion and benefit.
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Northside Tract Acceptance
Ldman
Pl Falls Canal
Thie Corporation
Fair Power Company
Snake River
Baek Et Th Auettah
Goel
Bis Ranch
Pier
Ieee
Crete
Fortlakals
Owe
Ren Hartley
Ander
Ulm
Her
Jeon
Tray
CHOP
Blackfoot
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