School Elections Planned in Two Districts on September 2
Seven school directors are to be elected next Tuesday September 2 to fill vacancies on Rural high and grade school boards. Elections occur after annual meetings with high school voting in the high school building and Independent district No. 4 in Central school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Schol
Guy H. Shearer
Elmer Aman
B. A. Beem
John M. Penny
M. J. Goode
A. O. Madland
L. D. Allen
H. EB. Hammerquist
John Blass
Ernest Dexter
Jense Ham- Une
R. T. Graves
Alien
W. J. Fenwick
Hammerquist
Mr. Penny
Madland
W. A. Shear
Jesse Hartling
John H. Blass
RT. Graves
Carlson Named Delegate to Grand Encampment
Carlson of this place was elected one of four delegates to the Grand Encampment at Molee by Col fax Encampment of Twin Falls. The session will be held at Bolre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Carlson
Molee
Colfax
Twin Falls
Bolre
Beans About To be Threshed in Heat Drought
Extremely depressing weather has dominated days with intense heat. Crops ripen rapidly and orchards along the Snake River Canyon yield plentiful peaches now on the market. Preparations begin for bean harvest and threshing next week as wheat threshing finishes. No rain has fallen for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake River Canyon
Holcomb to Perform Clown Act at Power Co Round-Up
Homer Holcomb, famed Round up clown once based in American Falls, is slated to headline the Power County Round-Up from September 17 to 19. He has been praised for past engagements from Madison Square Garden to Pendleton and Cheyenne and will bring three heroic act partners and two relay teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Holcomb
American Falls
Holcomb
Soedy-Law
Bart Murray
Power County
Fair Association
Oliver Haw
West
Madison Square Garden
New York
Pendleton
Cheyenne
Idaho
Heary
Mackay
Motcomb
Ross Holcomb
Main Street to glow with permanent decorations
Elaborate preparations for Main Street decoration are underway as business interests start a lasting display for fair week. Ninety four flags and electric bulbs will adorn both sides of four blocks, with each business owning one or more flags to remain permanently. Shenandoah Iowa firm supplied eighty six four by six feet flags. five strings of bulbs crafted by L I Allen completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
Shenandoah
Iowa
Main Street
L. I. Allen
Robinson Wins Contract for Ghd Oregon Trail Gap Work
Robinson of Twin Falls secured the contract for 1.6 miles of road improvement on the Ghd Oregon Trail state highway west of Piler. His bid of 20,797.71 was 975.65 less than the Filer district’s 21,776.98 bid, with work planned to take several working days. The project calls for a 26 foot wide gravel road with an 18 foot crushed gravel wearing surface and a 4 1/2 inch crushed gravel base topped by a 24 inch top course, using material from the Chriewell pit on the MacKay MacDonald ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piler
Late
Highway Commission
Robinson
Twin Falls
Filer Highway District
W. Gregory
Searchance
State Highway Commission
Chriewell
MacKay MacDonald
Lake River Canyos Brim
Filer Highway
Seed Thefts Hit Hansen Elevator Prompting Police Report
A break in at Hansen elevator led to the loss of more than a son of cleaned alatke seed, packed in 13 sacks and valued at 300 dollars. Frank Kennedy, manager, discovered the theft Friday morning and notified the sheriff and police headquarters. The thieves forced entry by breaking a heavy brass padlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen
Frank Kennedy
Big District Bond Issues Demand Herculean Signing Task
Article describes the American Falls Irrigation District plan to sell 2,498,000 dollars in bonds on September 23 for the American Falls reservoir project. It notes the required 21 signatures per thousand and discusses a potential signing device to speed the process, plus details on the new levy for maintenance and varying assessments per acre foot across districts and land classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Alworth
American Falls
Alworth
Chicago
Secretary of the Interior
Alworth S Ald
Board of Directors
South Side
North Side
Tie Up Jackson Lake Water Dispute Near Resolved
About 90 000 acre feet of water stored in Jackson Lake reservoir was tied up temporarily last week as Minidoka Irrigation District 9 and 4 canal sought a court order to prevent drawing water until ownership is determined. Judge Ensley set September 1 for the hearing. A bond of 10 000 was posted by the Minidoka Project. A Boy Scout Court of Honor was held at the high school Monday night and an account will be published next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
Jackson Inks
Minidoks Irrigation District
Canal Rampanion
Enslaw
Minidaka Project
Pormer Filer Man Visits His Northside Friends
Earl Walker, once a 1908 pro feeder of Jerome, called on Northside friends during a Los Angeles stay with Doyle & Reynolds and a VA official visit. He tours Yellowstone on vacation, reports Northside News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pormer Filer
Earl Walker
Jerome
Los Angeles
Doyle & Reynolds
Revee T
Yellowstone Jonal Park
Northside News
Rural High School Enrollment Stirs Community Probe
Superintendent Denman notes rising interest in the Rural High School in Filer with inquiries from Carey Idaho and local students returning after dropping out. He urges parents to keep students in school past age 14 and stresses education beyond the grade school for a brighter future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George EB
Denman
Filer
Carey
Idaho
Pier
Seaspot
Conti
Idaho Death Rates Lag Behind Other States Figures Indicate
Figures published show Idaho's early year death rate well below neighboring states. The report notes Idaho recorded 501 deaths in the first four months, compared with a higher tally in the prior year. Montana remains the only state with a death rate approaching Idaho's level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Washington
Montana
Benevit Performed For Vile Band At Gem Theatre
Public benevolent program by the Fame Mount Week band at the Gem theatre Monday and Tuesday nights features The Cowboy and the Lady among special pictures. Manager Don Snyder frees the show house with vaudeville acts and a band concert, plus a seminar charity drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Theatre
Wil Taramount
Don J. Snyder
Mount Weck
Mary Milea Minter
Convention Delegates Report to Kiwanis Convention
District Kiwanis delegates Nusman Denman and Warren Nusman reported at Prero Utah on the Kiwanis convention. They outlined seals and suggestions to Oral club and praised the host city. The delegation pledged support and planned to return Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Prero
Utah
Filer Kiwanis Club
George FB
Denman
Warren
Nusman
Cedar Craw Defeats Fairview Grange in Sunday Tilt
A well played ball game Sunday afternoon on the Fairview Grange grounds at Cedar Craw saw Cedar Craw win by a score. The teams, Leris and Fairview Grange, prepared for the rematch next week at Cedar Craw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gall Gas
Perward
Cedar Craw
Leris
Fairview Grange
Twin Falls Welcomes Two New Local Businesses
Two new enterprises prepare to open in Twin Falls. Casey-Walker Implement Company of Twin Falls begins operations, and a pool hall operated by JH Wilson and B Pranets plans a opening next week. The Wood Mock site hosts the ventures, with local residents Walter Casey, Mr Parker, Mr Wilson, and Mr French connected to the developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srw
Casey-Walker Implement Company
JH. Wilson
B. Pranets
Walter Casey
Br. Parker
Teta Yelle
Wileon
Frenchs
Klan Rally Attracts Six Thousand To County Grounds
About 6000 persons attended the Ku Klux Klan interstate meet at the county fair grounds Saturday with an auto count near 1000. The program included lectures music parades in Klansman regalia, two open air ceremonies, a national lecturer address, burning of floral crowns, a pyrotechnic display, and a 10:50 pm Klansmen review. Food service was provided in the dining hall. fireworks and speeches capped the event, with a large parade led by the Twin Prairie band and a female chorus on a float.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Ku Klux
Satunday
Folr
Theang
Mobil
John C. Pal Iry
Weehington D. C
W. M. Cort
Ranta Ga
Imperial Repre
J. H. Harman
The
State Party Conventions Finish Nominating Work
State conventions concluded nominating sessions with Idaho party figures chosen for key posts. A L Frechter of Payette faced V F Samemels for governor, William K Bored won historical committee chair, Alber J Wilson secured nomination in the second district, and Perry Mitchell was nominated for Congress from the se district as Progressives backed similar picks. Local officials and delegates from Twin Falls and Twin Park County attended, with Wig elected chairman of credentials and named a presidential elector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Frechater
Payette
V. F. Samemels
Wiliam K. Bored
Ecctameren
Preseh
Amith
Barak
Perry Mitchell
Congress
Alber J. Wilson
Twin Falls
Wwcond
Masters
Twin Fale
Filer
Jon Belt
W. Higginbotham
Willem M. Hanes
de F. A. Dwight
Twin Park County
Delace
Benege Vention
Wig
Circus Funcoming in Twin Pallas This Week
A miniature circus by Robinson Bros and the A Barnes troupe will perform Tuesday evening of next week in Twin Pallas, bringing entertainment to the area. The event promises family friendly acts and a preview of traveling show styles.
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Carlson
Power CO
Filer Highway Gap
Phirves
Conta
Jackson Lake
Isenes
Gebooth Ta Filer
Rural Actults
Vile Band
Kiwanis
Implement Concern
Pont Malt
Manehom Building
KLAN
Lee Stuteman
Joe Yoder
Colorado
Torn Gee
Twin Palle Om
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