Three Elections for Trustees to be Held Tuesday
The annual meetings and elections occur Tuesday in Rural high school district No. 4 Filer and Independent No. 5 Maron. Voters 21 or older may participate in 1 to 6 pm balloting at schoolhouses. write in names permitted. Incumbent William Lincoln sought from Elmwood district. Vacancies arise in Independent district No. 4 as F C Graves departs for state utilities post. candidates listed include G C Davis and W A Shear with W D Gillis. Maroa district lists seven candidates including C Conover and C Dryden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piler
Maron
William Lincoln
Lincoln
Elmwood Common
F. C Graves
State Public Utilities Commission
Maroa
Charles Conover
Charles Dryden
B. J. Diehl
James
CE. Showers
T. 8. Nicholson
James Kilpatrick
J. G. Winkle
W. K. Hays
Peach Crop Ready First Next Week
Bumper peach harvest expected this fall with the canyon crop twice as large as before and ready for market next week. Hundreds of pickers and packers will be called to work starting Monday, with carload contracts at 14 dollars per bushel.
Tourist Park notes promise cheap stays and curious guests
A verbose local sketch of the Tourist Park recounts visitors and oddities. A Lake family spent two days and travelers from Minnesota praised the park while locals joked about misidentifications. The piece mentions dogs, honeymoons, and plans to aid tourists with transportation, ending with a terse remark about a visitor from the eastern state and a sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKnight
Lake
Minnesota
Court Approves Bond Issue For American Falls District
Judge W A Babcock approves proceedings allowing American Falls reservoir district to issue 2700 in bonds for its share of construction and storage capacity. Judge Hathcock signs decree confirming processes after a brief hearing. Sale not within year. district may pay before next federal appropriation. No opposition to confirmation. default entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Babcock
American Falls Reservoir
American Falls
Hathcock
District Court
Supreme Court
W. F P. Alworth
Funeral today for Mrs Blakeslee former Filer resident
Funeral services for Mrs George W. Blakeslee, 76, who died in Huntington Park, California, from peritonitis, are held at 2:30 pm at the DeWitt undertaking establishment. The body is brought by her husband, George W. Blakeslee, and burial is in Twin Falls cemetery with Twin Falls Eastern Star Chapter No. 40 assisting. Survived by five sons Ward, Loren, Ernest, Guy, Earl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
George W. Blakeslee
Filer
Huntington Park
Os Angeles
California
Ward
Loren
Ernest
Lowene
Guy
Nampa
Earl
The
Mist
Order of the Eastern Star
Childs Warehouse Nears Completion
O J Childs Seed company prepares a new railway adjacent warehouse and headquarters on Adell avenue, with 50 000 bushel storage, a 50 by 75 foot building and full basement. Opening planned next week. will handle beans for W L Landreth Seed and trade in beans, grain and seed. Higginbotham Smith erected the iron covered warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Childs Seed Company
Adell Avenue
W. L. Landreth Seed Company
Higginbotham & Smith
Maroa Notes Aug 29 Local Visits and Accidents
Maroa notes list visits by Mr. and Mrs. Judd Gulick and son from Twin Pails to Hazelton, with Calvin McBride and four children. Mrs. Ed Morris to move from county hospital after heart operation. she was critical. Mrs. H. E. Malone and children back from Hazelton. SB Hawkins moved to Filer for schooling access. Mrs. Drake and two children of Filer, plus Mrs. Feeee and two daughters, guests of RF Muineley. Martha Sierer broke her leg near the ankle in a ditch mishap. Harriet Dryden returned from time with sister Mrs. Walter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craig and four children visiting. J. M. Binks family to Kansas for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maroa
Judd Gulick
Little Son
Hazelton
Calvin McBride
Ed Morris
County General Hospital
H. E. Malone
SB. Hawkins
Filer
F. EB. Drake
Feeee
Wymore
RF. Muineley
EL. Feast
Martha Sierer
Mies Re Brown
Gooding
G. Dich
Famly
Edeo
Mies Harriet Dryden
Walter
Robert Craig
Ys Waren
Binks
Ithree
Kansas
Elmwood Notes Warm social week in Twin Falls area
Mr and Mrs John Odero of Toledo Ohio and numerous local families hosted and visited over the weekend. Lincoln family plans move to Twin Falls after 14 years, with others traveling for fishing trips north of Gooding and to areas near Lost River. Local gatherings included ladies’ circle at Mrs Dingle and a neighborhood party at the Krohn home with guests and relatives from Jerome and Berner areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Odero
Toledo
Ohio
Elvie Berry
Berger
Ella McChune
Kansas City
Kaus
Elmer Flory
Twin Falls
Myrtle Claudia
Howard Armatrong
Will Lessels
Virgil
Robert Meyer
Mise 'Lois Davie
Prank Kitchie
A. Krohn
Guy Ritchie
Will Lincoln
Arthur Englund
Lost River
Erekine Jones
Ruby Bennett
Will Leseis
Gooding
Alfie Swab
L. F. Snelson
Hitchie
Adam Dingle
Cab Linculn
Ivan Linewls
Glenn Wit Linculn
Hubert Meyer
le’ Snelson
Thomas Reese
KDL
C. A. Krohe
Frank Ritchie
Roo- Saeees
Acreage Basis Used Fixing Water's Cost
Twin Falls Directors of the American Falls reservoir district reached an agreement on assessing the cost of building the reservoir and water storage by acreage benefited. Objections to the method will be heard by September 7. assessments range from $2 to $6 per acre, with business lots charged the higher rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Falls
Twin Falls
American Falla
W. ¥. Alworth
Governor Proclaims Holiday Observance in Labor Day Proclamation
Governor Moore of Maho proclaims September 4 1925 a state holiday honoring laboring people recognizing their role as producers of wealth. The notice urges suspension of business and statewide meetings to honor workers, while unrelated travel note mentions Mr and Mrs Charles Fox on a trip in the Boles valley with neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maho
Moore
Stuie
Mrs. Charles Fox
Boles Valley
J. C. Noggle
Wheat Yields Climb to 60 Bushels Per Acre in 1922
Reports from the Maron district show strong grain results with K. Tegan reporting 65 acres of wheat at 61 bushels per acre, KR ER Pinegar 83 acres yielding 829 bushels, and 16 acres of oats producing 1200 bushels. Barley and additional wheat outputs noted in yesterday’s interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maron
K. Tegan
Polson and Atkinson Enter Bean and Seed Cleaning
Polson and Atkinson have purchased complete bean and seed cleaning machinery and announce readiness for the bean season. The firm will have a bean buyer at the plant during the buying season. The partners are well known in the area for years of work in this line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polson
Atkinson
Basineme Wl
Tair
Etutee
Mesers
Laying Rails for New Side Track in Oregon Short Line Yard
A large crew lays tie and rail on 2200 feet of new side track in the Oregon Short Line yard. The trackage runs north of the main line from the Elevator to the yard's eastern limit to provide room for trains to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Monday Labor Day Observed With Bank Closings Indicated
Labor day is noted to be observed Monday with banks and local businesses slowing or closing. Some lenders and offices have announced plans to remain open at Desmead while others will observe the holiday in Lie county and nearby areas amid a Tennemewe prece at Parish grove between here and Hubli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joest Binese Inchat Savers
Desmead
Lie County
Viet State
Here
Hubli
Uncle Sam Pays Cash for American Falls Property
The reclamation service paid 19 175 dollars last Tuesday on contracts over a half million dollars for the American Falls project. Payment went to the Pall Creek Mercantile Co for property occupied by Fall Creek store with several other payments expected. Week ending July 21 saw furloughs approved. the money will go to the owners, about a half million dollars, by late September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
America
Third band concert plans face uncertain future
Unclear whether the upcoming band concert will proceed as planned as organizers weigh constraints and potential delays. No definite date or lineup has been confirmed, leaving participants and attendees awaiting further guidance from officials.
10 Falas Man KO Jerome Deas Henry Fatal Scaffold Fall
Henry Deas, son of Shorff Wailer W. Henry, was killed instantly when a rope broke, causing a scaffold rig to fall sixty feet. A physician arrived but he died before aid could be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falas
KO Jerome —Deas Henry
Shor Ff Wailer
W. Henry
School Bells Call Pupils to Labor Next Week
Pinal preparations for opening schools in local districts next week. Most rural schools begin Monday, with town grade and high schools starting Tuesday. Changes announced in grade enrollments and building usage. Pupils should bring books Tuesday. enrollment-only pupils Monday, no books needed. Cedar Draw opens Wednesday morning. Improvements include porch, new floors, and a cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Peek
Maron
Cedar Draw
W. C. Nueman
Gem Theater Joins Paramount Week for Sixth Annual Event
Paramount Week runs September 2 to 8 at the Gem theater featuring top talent from Famous Players Lasky and a slate of productions including The Great Impersonation. The program highlights acclaimed writers directors and stars as part of a peak season in motion picture entertainment for audiences nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famous Players-Lasky Corp
America
Fampus Players-Lanky Corp
Utlee
Eading
Naralee Kooth Tarkington
Eimarson Hough
George Ade
William J
la Marry Leon Filson
Zane Grey
Bianca Thanet
Arthur ‘Train
John Galeworthy
F. Beott
Gem Theater
Carter Brennan Pair Wed in Cwin Palle Thureday
Caroline Carter and L. Carter, both residents, were united with Vuatice Kennedy Packard in a ceremony held last Thursday in Cwin Palle. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Brennan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter—Brennan
Mive Rose Aton Brennan
Ed Brennan
Ange l L. Carter
Cwin Palle Thureday
Vuatice Kennedy Packard
Coming Events in Filer community stage list
Native of all meetings enter t ainments and events of general interest will be published weekly under this heading free of charge. Saturday Afternoon free motion picture show Gem theater compliments Filer business men. Sunday Morning services at MB C Evangelical Methodist Catholic Nephet and Mennonite churches. Evening services at MB C Evangelics Methodist and Mennonite churches. Monday Labor day. Schools open in ru ci streets a 3 school serviines Said onum ST iang Filer and Saree ebooks open Pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Theater
MB. C
M.bc
Saidonum
Pier
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Blakeslee
Los Angeles
Childs
Elmwood Notes
Acrenge Basle
Paramount
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