Big Success at Reybroco Hall Service Men Reception
A large crowd of about 150 returned service men attended a Saturday reception and dance at Reybroco hall. H G Munyon welcomed the guests urging them to enjoy the night as Freewade Owas served and a late lunch at Taylor's restaurant followed as the merriment continued past midnight. The event was praised as the biggest and best affair of the era in the community.
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Reybroco Hall
H. G. Munyon
Taylor's
Rural High School Notice for Week Beginning Monday
Rural High School announces enrollment and class start dates. School will meet and organize Monday September 1 at Ya. m with regular classes starting Tuesday morning. Superintendent EE Haye notes school activities and procedures.
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Pen
Ya. m
Cooperative sugar factory for Filer planned
Plans near completion for a cooperative sugar factory at Filer led by president Oswald Wilson. The plan emphasizes profit sharing with preferred stock holders and beet growers, offers free beet pulp, and promises reduced hauling costs and a boosted fall plowing program. The first 5000 shares of 8 percent preferred stock at par, with bonuses of common stock, are being marketed through Scarborough Birret Co. A meeting is planned for Saturday night at Odd Fellows Hall to discuss the project with local farmers.
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Fiter
Oswald Wilson
Thie New Company
Scarborough Birret
Idaho Falls
Barret
Filer
Odd Fellows Hall
GAR
Henry Shware
Sugar Company
Alwad Mace
United States
Ubeonpany
Death of Laral Lee Child at County Hospital
Laral Lee, young son of Mr and Mrs Earnest Lee, died Monday at 11 a m at the county hospital after an appendicitis operation for peritonitis. The body was sent to Elk Falls for interment. Born January 1, the bright and popular child drew much affection from kin and neighbors. Deep sympathy is offered to the bereaved family.
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Lyral
Earnest Lee
Elk Falls
Kates
Laral Lee
Baby Dies After Summer Diahthoon Attack
Dale Sealey, about sixteen months old, son of Lo A Sealey, died Tuesday afternoon after a summer illness. Funeral to be held at Kimberly and burial at Twin Falls cemetery. Adopted by Mr and Mrs Ben Train of Kimberly after mother's death in November. Further details unclear due to damaged text.
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Dale Sealey
Lo A. Sealey
Kimberly
Patortienit
Vie
Leet
Baby
Mira Ben Train
Kinterly
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Los Angeles
Ripley & Timm
Rogers
Rogers Bros
Filer Hardware Co., Inc
Jackson's Bakery
C. C. F. Hall
Ida M. Blakesliee
Gem State Lumber Co
Kerr Wide
Jara
Kerr
Beem & Hammerquist
Filer,Idaho
Cor
Ist & Main
Bingman & Smit
Nibley Channel
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