Twin Falls Republicans Elect Full Delegation at County Convention
At Twin Falls county convention on Tuesday the Republicans chose a 13 member delegation to the state convention at Wallace with none instructed. 8. L. Hodgin was named state committeeman and a resolution urged lower county valuations. Delegates included Martin Miller Cas Ueford J. M. Bratton Hollister John Blass E B Kills C S Peck B R Brooks A Robinson George F Sprague M J Sweeley A Dorman Johnson James B Russell John W Graham. Democrats meet with anti Alexander voting blocs to back designated candidates for state offices. delegates W. C. Chapman James D. Whelan S C Davis W F Alworth RK B Morehouse Lawren Haupen J M Shank. Progressives chose O C Fall Twin Falls as state senator state committeeman and delegate to Nampa convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Wallace
L. Hodgin
Mr. Sweeley
State Board of Equalization
Martin Miller
Cas Ueford
J. M. Bratton
Hollister
John Blass
Filer
Derocrats
Moser Alexander
Hailey
Dorsed
Chester G. A.divelbinn Bubl
W- F. Alworth
Harlan C. Heiss
Ben R. Gray
Halley
Permeal French
Moscow
Joan C. Rice
Supreme Court
W. C. Chapman
James D. Whelan
C. Davis
Castleford
W. FP. Alworth
RK. B. Morehouse
Lawren Haupen
Hansen
J. M. Shank
Bubl
Thomas M. Robinson
Progressives
O. C
Keeney Keeney Oversees Bean Grower Interests Abroad
C N Keeney, president of N B Keeney and Sons, bean growers and merchants, returns from California where the company holds large acreages of beans and peas and is looking after the firm’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Keeney
N B. Keeney and Sons Company
Mr. Keeney
California
Graduates of Rural High School Enter College
The 1922 Rural High School class prepares for college at Northwestern accredited school, with graduates set to study at University of Washington Albion Normal School Idaho Stanford USC and other colleges. Names include Leslie Williamson Dorothy Konkel Loren Drake Kevin Orm Clarence Bever Geneva Patten Eifie Nob Claribel Walter and others. Some plan to attend volleyball this year while plans remain tentative. A separate line reports a fatal auto crash near Camas meadow country east of here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Denman
Northwestern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges
Leslie Williamson
University of Washington
Dorothy Konkel
Albion Normal School
Loren Drake
Kevin Orm
University of Idaho
Clarence Bever
Leland Stanford University
Geneva Patten
Eifie Nob
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Claribel Walter
Albion State Normal School
Water Storage and Draws at Milner and Jackson Lake
Bulletin notes capacity and storage figures for Milner Dam and Jackson Lake as of August 12, 1022. It records total storage 323,200 acre feet in Jackson Lake, with water drawn out to date 60,367 acre feet and 14,648 acre feet drawn out by the Twin Falls Canal Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Milner
Milner Dam
Jackson Lake
Twin Falls Canal Co
Water carnival proves novel entertainment in Filer
An unusually large crowd gathered Saturday evening at Yakima avenue and Malin street for a water carnival announced in the Record. Volunteer fire department teams staged water polo and barrel contests using streams of water to move a barrel toward the opposing goal. The new fire engine mounted on Love corner supplied the pressure. Intermission raised 17.60 from spectators for the department fund. The finale featured a water fight between the same teams, a close endurance contest with streams of water and no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
Yakima Avenue
Malin Street
Fire Department
Mheans
Fighders
Love Corner
J. M. Markel
Detweiler Adds Flour To Local Business Stocks
D F Detweiler of the Detweiler Coal company announces flour is added to goods sold locally and in Twin Falls. He says business is good and notes a cash sale and 65 sacks of flour on Wednesday. Local branch manager H X Kulp previously led Cost yards until July 1 when Detweiler became owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Detweiler
Detweiler Coal Company
Twin Falls
Divorce filings seek separation and custody in harsh climates
Berths Kierce of Filer again seeks separation from Arthur Kieres alleging cruelty and neglect. Gren Parson has filed for separation from Jerry Parson on desertion grounds. Kierce requests custody of their five year old daughter Doris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berths Kierce
Filer Againm
Arthur Kieres
Gren Parson
Jerry Parson
Deuehrar
Doris
Opening Date Set for Community Schools This September
Schools in Filer and seven neighboring districts will open Tuesday September 5 with a few districts starting Monday September 4. Over the summer many district buildings received repairs including a new teacherage in Washington district and extensive improvements at the Rural high school. The agricultural department moved to the basement to create a study hall, heating and plaster work were completed, the football field refreshed, and grounds renovated. Superintendent Peck urges tuition students to apply now as preparations are underway for a record-breaking term with medical and dental volunteers offering free services to children. Further announcements on the fall term method will follow before September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
Maron and Cedar
Rrious
Washington
Flont
Ceremadtinn
Georgy B. Denman
Mir Dewman
Dottom
Ald
A. A. Newsberry
Cartney
M. J. Goode
Peck
Auto Association Man Praises Filer's Tourist Park
H W L Niemeyer secretary manager of the Idaho Automobile association visited the fair grounds camping facilities. He called them among the very best in the state praising the shade water and comfort amenities. He noted room for thousands of visitors with dining and wood provisions and expected hundreds of tourists this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. L. Niemeyer
Nampa
Idaho Automobile Association
Fair Grounds
Veterans Employment Week seeks jobs for rehabilitated veterans
Veterans' Employment Week August 21-26 will run across the northwest to place disabled veterans who have completed rehabilitation programs. The U S Veterans Bureau reports over 100 Washington Oregon and Idaho veterans finished training with hundreds more nearing completion. Employers urged to hire veterans on merit as capable office workers tradesmen or industrial workers. Local bureau branches in Seattle Portland Spokane Tacoma and Pasco will coordinate outreach during the week. Mrs J H Maye and her two sons Harold and Leland Mayo returned to Salt Lake City after three weeks on the Mayo ranch near the canyon north of there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. McCabe
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
McCabe
Veterans’ Bureau
Atfiow
Seattle
Portland
Spokuse
Tecoma Flo
Pocstelio
Veterans
J. H. Maye
Harold
Leland
Mayo Ranch
Salt Lake City
Wild West Show at County Fair Debuts This Year
Cox and Freer, the concessionals for a wild west show, arrive in town to construct corrals and bleachers on the fair grounds. The display building will host the event with bucking horse riding, steer roping, and other stunts as the first such exhibition at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Freer
Camp Fire Girls Week Outing Reported
Camp Fire Girls recount a camping trip to Clear Lakes and Mosquito Resort ending with a Wednesday return. Highlights include swimming boating and hikes plus a visit from local residents and a family dinner gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Girl
Clear Lakes
Mosquito Resort
Mise Gail Mae Wer
Rex Kimmel
Rirle
Finn Allen
A. 1 McKindey
Lend
James McMahon
Bk. D Allen
Sumter
Free women's rest room urged for visitors
The notice calls attention to a free rest room for women and children in Pier, provided through the Loew hus view houses and the Filer Woman's club. It mentions location in the Munyou roaming house and availability at all times, urging use despite its inconvenient site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loew Hus View Houses
Filer Woman's Club
Munyou
Musser Joins Visiting Dairy Party Tour of Idaho Prospects
A. Musser of Peterboro New Hampshire joined a touring dairy party led by J. Kraft to assess Idaho dairy prospects. The group included top national dairy figures such as C. W. Larson J. E. Dorman H. H. Kildee Hugh G. Van Pelt and editors from Dairy Farmer and other publications. The visit aimed to gauge Idaho’s potential for dairy development and band information gathering on industry trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Musser
Peterboro
American Guernsey Club
J. L. Kraft
Shawn
Musser
Jacob Musser
Hurley
Idaho
Kraft
Mr. Kraft
Musser CW. Larson
Dairy Division
Department of Agricalfare
J. E. Dorman
Koreau
Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
H. H. Kildee
Department of Animal
Lowe
Gankhondry
Iowa State College
Hugh G. van Pelt
Dairy Farown
Waterloo
BE Farrington
University of Wisconsin
J. H. Frandsen
Cappers Weekly
H. A Harding
Frederick C. Matthewson
Detroit
Mich
le. Hurlingham
Ayervhite Breeders’ S Asociation
Brandon
Jersey Bulletin
Wallace's
Man in Tom a Fred Larson Released on Bond for Probate Court
Fred Larson a wagon driver for Twe Pally Steam Laundry was released on 9560 bond to answer embezzlement charges in probate court. The case follows a prosecution by the county attorney at the request of laundry manager BJ Murrey. The alleged embezzlement amount is stated as between 180 and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Larson
Twe Pally
BJ Murrey
Carone
Sampson Trail Route Controversy Shakes Filer Main Street
Sampson of Sampson Music Company urged routing the Samp son trail through Filer against the state highway. Backing by BR W Boring of Modern Drag Shop promoted a locally painted sign route to Meter, headquarters of the Sampson people. Karl Berger and family visited Mrs. Berger's Meter home. Charles Orm mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson
Sampson Music Company
Filer
BR. W. Boring
Sampson People
Karl Berger
Mesie
Kens
Eute
Maroa School Opens as Pupils Prepare for Year
Superintendent R H McAtre announces Maroa School opens September 4 with a kickoff meeting for students August 28 at 10 oclock to meet teachers classify pupils and organize books and supplies Parents may be billed for books and fees Students must supply own transport and those with used books to sell must bring them by August 26 New and returning staff include Mrs Alice Gormley and Leonia Hart Classes begin with a revised intermediate teacher and a dismissal on September 16 for the fair Wagon transport will be provided for opening day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. McAtre
Mane
Eset
Alice Gormley
Gormley
WH. McAfee
Prinel
Gertrude King
Leonia Hart
Sehoul
Premium display at Twin Falls fair sparks farmer interest
Twin Falls county fair invites best farm display for 1922 judging by Secretary J. M. Markelt. Exhibits may include grains grasses fruits flowers canned goods and more with premiums of 26 and 10 dollars. Secretary warns space must be secured in advance for display. Mr and Mrs Elmer Haag and Mr and Mrs J W Shearer, visiting from Cullom Illinois, spent the week in the Sawtooth country before continuing to Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falla County
J. M. Markelt
Twitt Palk County
Idaho
Ly Doub
Cullom
Seattle
Shearer
Mrs. Haag
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alexander Fos
Keeney Herr
Eba. Beam
Isaac
Gerald
Camas Meadow
Wrekly Bulletin
Oral High Street
Auto Association
Veterans’ Employment
Camp Fire Girls
Gail Musser
X. Htuberts
Roberts
Toma
Maroa
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