Political conventions shape delegates in Twin Falls
At Twin Falls county conventions Democrats and Republicans elected delegates to the Idaho state conventions. H Snyder and W F Alworth led the Democratic and Republican delegations from Filer and Twin Falls, with C A Robinson and John C Harvey selected as party officials. Alworth later emerged as a potential Democratic gubernatorial candidate, backed by farm groups and reform platforms.
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Twin Falls
H. Snyder
Pocatello
W. FP
Alworth
John Blaew
Maron
Snyder
D. H. Davie
Parish
C. A. Robinson
William £. Borah
Th League of Nations
State Welfare Commission
W. Brecken
Kimberly
Charles Krengel
Carl DeLong
L. Hodgin
John W. Graham
Twin Fair
T. J. Douglas
Hollister
E. H. Snyder
Filer
William KR. Green, Jr
Bubl
Martin Miller
C. L. Longley
John C. Harvey
Addison T. Smith
W. KR. Green
W. P. Guthrie
S. L. Hodgin
P. W. Me Roberts
Robinson
K. H W. Barnes
H.W. Sawyer
A.W. Sowle
C. J. Kaline
Buhl
W. F. Alworth
Parls
National Faca Qureau
Northwest Wheat Growers’ Association
Idaho State Fair
Idaho State Farm Bureau
Atherton
Idaho
Idaho Falls
Yeaterday
American Falls Dam Construction Progress Mentioned
The article notes the American Falls dam project proceeding with government reclamation workers advancing plans, securing rights of way, and coordinating with the Idaho Irrigation Company. Water from the dam will feed the Magic canal system, diversions to Milner, Richfield, Dietrich, and Hansen irrigation districts, with bonding and storage plans for Arrow Rock dam to hold more water than current impoundments.
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American Falls
Great American Falls
Completon
Idaho Irrigaton Company
Milner
Scorth
Richfield
Dietrich
Fern
Hansen
Enver Bonding House
Arrow Rock
Electric shop opened by W H Power Co at county fair grounds
Kelly Comedians will perform nightly on Baker Oregon fair grounds. Miss Bisie Thompson of Bellevue joins the troupe. The electric shop at the fair will showcase electrical fixtures and lighting equipment, managed by W. Anthony with Charles Neely as supervisor. New annex added, complimentary tickets caused shortages.
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W HO Power CO
Kelly
Baker, Ore
Idsho Power Company
Firet National Beak
Philby
Musser
Charles Neely
Stvinea
Sree W. Anthony
Nesly
Moe
Eatchy
Mr Nony
Democrats Plan County Cox and Roosevelt Campaign Meeting
A county Democratic committee announces a meeting of all county Democrats at Fellows' Hall near Tharesdit to form a permanent organization and outline campaign plans. The group claims to be the first in the state to implement a Cox and Hoover slate.
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Plas
Cox
Roosevelt
Farm Bureau to Build Dormitories for Ada County Juniors
Ada County fund efforts target two dormitories a kitchen and a dining room on a five acre tract to house farm bureau juniors who enter the state fair. Plans include a mining room and west jet with construction funded by county and Lake county contributions totaling about 18 000 dollars. Local clubs will supply contestants for the state fair with three to four boys and six girls from the county ready to compete.
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Farm Bureau
A. J. O'Reilly
Farm
Tkis County
Blooded Sheep and Legions Lease Sale Next Week at Roof Garden
A long draft lists the Third Annual Ram Sale by Southern Idaho Wool Growers Association. Prices range from $300 to $1,300 for high quality Rams and foundation stock. Dr Detweiler and Seaver of Twin Falls are among buyers, with Edwards and other breeders described as offering premier breeding stock. The sale aims to produce superior wool and grow resources for the region.
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Arraexemenia
Sewihern
Idaho Wool Growery
Ascomatios
Ameries
Esos
Amerie
Detweiler
Gillette
Thes
Coanty
Acreri¢a
Eutier Northwest
Cirpuit
Thane
Floe&s
Produea
Cs Hew
Auto Association Plans Road Marking and Membership Push
Auto Association will mark roads as plans proceed with community outreach. The group aims to reach 3,000 members, building on a February turnout and a 380-member gain. A large meeting last night discussed garden projects and a dance event, with ex service men invited to a smoker and program details to be announced.
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Vin Falla
Idaad Cxkir Agromobile Association
American Legion
Gartens
Abderses and neighbors welcome visitors and harvest year
The passage notes Andige: Abderses warn of peer wee yet ait dereme permeere Jerome Cagpa va peaceto Filer. It mentions Jereme this year and a Devt year with farmers contented.villagers extend hospitality and invite neighbors to enjoy the surrounding countryside and time.
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Jerome Cagpa
Herve
Havoy
Sogle
Stevens Hed At Home Of Daughter At Subday
Rebekah orders had charge of the wervites at the church and at the gate. Deceased was 8 years old and the cause of death was complications of disease. He was from Wisconsin and spent most of his life in Minnesota near Ashton, Idebo, Otten.
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Rebekah
Wisconsia
Minnesota
Ashton
Idebo
Otten
Buhl Wins Pennant At South Lake Event
Bubi clinches pennant for the south lake leamu with a decisive result. Juans SEPT from the Sotter's eromn Ay records 104 in an event tied to the victory.
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Bubi
Central committee forms after Tein Falls primary meeting
Members of the Republican party congregated at Tein Falls to organize the central committee. L Hodgt elected chairman and John C secretary. A subcommittee named to oversee subtasks includes Lameenee shpleenss and J F Marie as secretary.
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Tein Falls
Alon Promesso Herr Prof. Prank in Cassia County
An unclear report describes an individual named Alon Promesso Herr and remarks on a prank at Cassia County with references to a school and trombone. No coherent events or dates are clear in the readable text.
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Prank
Tip Cart
Albiom
Tau Gai
Piler Oday
Yatwete
Cassia
Rover
Amie Pat
Hunters to use judgment against hunting in poplar area
W T Conagi, a leading farmer nearby, launches a campaign to ban hunting on Ris P mie land. He cites prior incidents including killed livestock and injured horses, and echoes support from local ranchers calling for stricter protections amid ongoing border tensions and enforcement concerns.
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W. T. Conagi
Hanters
Ris
Conant
Minday
Rew Nimruda
West End Farmer Will Sell Hogs at Auction
One hundred and twelve head of hogs will be sold at auction by Ed Chamberlain at his ranch northwest of Babt a Ro Anguet 25 & Hopkine are the ors fet Ute Ble sale ae a wine ipelatnd in the cow, are torty [head of sbests. wine heed of sue uh fitz plat ab old, 08 head of ssone with weaned pies and three sows to farrow seen .This sale will wait at one o'clock Wednesday after -s
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Ed Chamberlain
Babt
Farrow
Ve ws i Ari Man Scoop In Getting Hch
An obscure account describes a man who began years ago as a church mouse and rose to financial comfort through steady work honest effort and prudent living. He values full effort and self reliance, with a modest and dignified path noted despite the rough start.
Ban on Wormy Fruit Sparks Idaho Action
Widespread ban targets sale of wormy fruit under Section 4 of theCompiled Statutes. State officials warn early apples and peaches from backyard orchards may be condemned as evidence of infestation. W H Wicks of the Department of Agriculture issues notice to district traders to inspect and report.
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State Department of Agriculture
Idaho
Department of Agriculture
Fall Fair Department for Women at Twin Falls
Relying on Edna Ludwig, the department seeks prizes at the fall fair September 14 to 17. Cabinets, barrels, and sweepstakes bets are listed with participants from L. L. Steckenridge Twin Falls Miti ne & Elevator, Lt. Wrngs the Conseli rater Wagon & Machine, and local canning and demonstration plans. Drake Furniture furnishes rooms. entries include multiple locals and officials.
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Filer Ruchas
FE. Drake
Twin Falls
Reanty
Foult
Ledwig
Labete
Business Courses Interests Students
Hoover and the Wirees Business College manager in Twinwoe outlines plans to enroll local youths for September 1 enrollment through the employment department. He notes most students take a course of at least three months, with many pursuing longer programs.
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M. & Hoover
Business College
Hoover
Besiness College
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Democrats
National Farm Burrou
The
Ana
Wendell Irrigationist
Orgive Club
Rae CE
Carlter
Ted Sore
Nde
Detwetter
Auto Association
Wil Teereme
Semoker Torbership
Shaws Progress
Ae ‘i and
Amuedl
Stevens Hed
Otto Sealey
En Tj Fxt
Rodcis
Alon Promesso Herr
West End
Will Sal
Department For Women
J. Weaver
Drake
Fifer
James James Piegers
Cart D. Keis
Cart D. Keis, G W “Ice
Chamber Glavin
Dale Kuskle
T. Murphy
Rachel
Harry Rt Severin
Althee
BR J. Day
AB Cabkiweil
Business College of
Southern
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