Basketball season opens Friday night in Twin Falls
Coach Pearson's high school teams open the season against Jerome with both boys and girls games. The article lists lineups, notes a Charley-horse injury, outlines sub elimination groups for the South Central district, and details schedule dates from December through March including district and sub district tournaments.
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Pearson
Jerome
Marvin Cole
Mauwrice Cole
Winifred Martin
Reay
Timm
Love
Richmond
Atkins
Lapp
C. Deal Aman
Nancolas
FE Knypstra
B. Jennings
M. Davis
Bickley
M. Dexter
Piler
Twin Falls
Filer
Buhl
Hollister
Kimberly
Rupert
Burley
Paul
Oakley
Heyburn
Delco
Albion
Wendell
Gooding
Bliss
Hagerman
King Hill
North Side
Halley
Bellevue
Carey
Richfield
Ganett
Mackay
Fairfield
St. Board of Athletic Control
M. C. Mitchell
Bubs
Hubli
Kimberle
The Record Adopts Wednesday Evening Publication Plan
The Record shifts to publishing on Wednesday evenings to serve Thursday rural routes more quickly. All copy must arrive by Tuesday night or Wednesday morning to meet the new schedule, deemed to improve paper quality and reader and advertiser experience.
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Krecord
Record
Fifty Dollar Daylight Theft on Main Street
Cigar theft valued at 600 dollars from a Twin Falls dealer's auto on Main Street. T. C. Macauley reports he left a full load in the rear of a commercial Ford, but boxes vanished by the time he reached Buhl. The daytime theft went unnoticed until reported.
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Filer
T. C. Macauley
Twin Falls
Macauley
Buhl
Filer Rural High Names Sixteen Football Lettermen
Sixteen players from Filer Rural High School were awarded the athletic letter F for their football efforts. Recipients include Leslie Aman, Elmer Adkins, Arlington Atkinson, Marvin Cole, Ralph Conant, Herbert Deal, Gordon Diehl, Charles Diehl, Edward Hall, Ralph Lave, Charles Lapp, Winifred Martin, Walter Reay, James Schildman, Judson Tham, and Maurice Cole. The school warns them to uphold the honor and not bring discredit to the high school by misdeeds.
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Filer Rural High School
Leslie Aman
Elmer Adkins
Arlington Atkinson
Marvin Cole
Ralph Conant
Herbert Deal
Gordon Diehl
Charles Diehl
Edward Hall
Ralph Lave
Charles Lapp
Winifred Martin
Walter Reay
James Schildman
Judson Tham
Maurice Cole
Piler High School
Filer High School
Turkeys From Buhl Hit Omaha Market Description
The first consignment of turkeys from Buhl was shipped recently when P. F. Ahlquist sent 26,000 pounds of dressed turkeys to the Omaha market. Ahlquist sourced birds from the west end and north, buying turkeys in various stages of dress, warning sellers about misrepresentation. Not less than 60,000 pounds of turkeys have been raised this year on the west end tract.
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Buhl
P. F Abiquist
Omaha
Rado
Ahlquist
West End
Last Day to Apply for Veterans Vocational Training
Exservice men and women statewide must apply for vocational training by December 16 1922 or lose their government training rights. Applications can be written letters or in person at U S Veteran's Bureau offices and must show the date on or before December 16. A late submission after December 16 disqualifies the applicant from the act's training program.
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American Legion
United States
U. S. Veteran's Bureau
Veterana’ Bureau
Ex-Service Woman Heads Auxiliary in Pleasant Legion Meeting
A Pleasant meeting of the Legion Auxiliary at Mrs. T. Dan Connor's country home saw officers for 192% named led by hostess Mrs. Connor as president. Others include Mrs. KB Allen as vice president and Mrs. J Brendon secretary with plans for a Christmas box for patients at U.S. P. H. W. 5 hospital, Bot e.
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The
Legion Auxiliary
T. Dan Connor
Connor
Davis Jewelry Stock Sold At Auction In Jerome
A Davis jewelry store conducted two daily sales this week to close out remaining stock for Jerome. J A Sinelsir and expert auctioneer Hewetey of Salt Lake oversaw the process and will handle future bankrupt stock in Jerome. Davis remains in charge to finish liquidation soon.
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Davis Jewelry
Davie
Jerome
J. A Sinelsir
Loder
Christmas Exercises at Methodiat Church Event
The program begins in the morning with primary pupils taking part, followed by an evening pantomime performed by older persons at the Methodiat church on the day before Christmas.
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Methodiat
American Legion Elects Officers For Year 1928
Karl Munyon, prominent local auctioneer, elected commander of Filer post American Legion at annual meeting. W Detweiler thanked for service as he departs for Boyd ranch near Hazelton. Denman named adjutant, Denman to succeed Dilmingham as finance officer. New officers assume Jan 4 after a 1923 membership drive. Executive committee includes Oliver, Shirk, Gulick, Det Heller, Wouldridge, Nuzman. additional member possible. Evening closed with cards and refreshments.
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Karl Munyon
Munyon & Hopkins
Filer Post
American Legion
LO. O. FP
Robert K. Dil Mngham
W. D. Glin
Bosen
James C. Hrennan
M. J. Goode
Juneau H. Shinn
Homer Loohner
Claude P. Oliver
Harvey L. Shirk
Judd Gulick
William H. Det Heller
Karl Wouldridge
W. C. Nuzman
Alee
Legion Auxiliary Mambera
Ripley Family Moving Away from Ripley
Haley, veteran real estate dealer, previously associated with A. A. Timms, has accepted a position with Clark Company in Los Angeles. He plans to move with his family next week to Southern California, traveling via Mrs Loren Blakeston. His parents and two brothers reside in California. The party expects to leave early next week.
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Haley
Filer Realty
A. A. Timmsn
Baw
Clark ‘Company
Lod Angel
California
Fies
Loren Blakeston
Hipley
Parenta
Ano Wleter
Leo
Public Installation of O E S Officers at Masonic Hall
The public installation of the new officers of Filer Chapter Order of the Eastern Star will be held at Masonic hall Friday evening. Mrs Maude Cartney, retiring head, is in charge of the ceremony with the following officers named: Mrs Eliasbeth Showers chaplain, Mrs Herman Walter organizer, Mrs J F Mattury warder, Dr H B McMillan, Mrs Edna Childs Ada, Mrs Ethel Hang Ruth, Mrs Mar Ruyter Kether, Rev Charles McCleary Martha, Mrs Lois Anderson electe.
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Filer
Order of the Eastern Atyr
Masonic Hall
Maude Cartney
Tron
Eliasbeth Showers
Hermen Walter
Organisr
J. F. Mattury
H. B. McMillan
Edna Childs
Ada
Ethel Hang
Huth
Mar Ruyter
Kether
Charles McCleary
Martha
Lois Anderson
Special stock from Chicago ready for immediate slaughter
A partial record notes a shipment of cattle from Chicago loaded at RohI with 29 head destined for immediate slaughter. The text describes care and kept for meat, indicating a shipment arranged for quick processing.
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Kigar
Chiraga
Rohl
Parent Teacher Society Enjoys Good Program
The Parent Teacher Association met at the grade school with about 40 present. HK FP McAtee from the Marion schools spoke on books for children. Miss Elizabeth Shotwell discussed discipline for conduct and character. Jay Hanford urged higher scholastic standards in public schools. Probation Officer Jon Ault spoke on delinquency causes. A trio by Madame B Hang, S B Hipley and Miss Beryl Downs closed the program. The next meeting will be a social on January 4.
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HK. FP. McAtee
Maron Wchools
Elizabeth Shotwell
Jay Hanford
Jon Ault
Mecdames
B. G. Hang
B. Hipley
Christmas Seals Drive Aids Tuberculosis Fight
Red Cross Christmas seals go on sale this week with schoolchildren canvassing the city. Funds support nurses wages, research, and meals for undernourished pupils. Tuberculosis causes about 150000 U S deaths yearly, with children a sizable share. Aims include correcting neglectful habits at schools and aiding local welfare. Some seals will be sold at the store and other venues.
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United States
Wood Mercantile sale breaks records in The Record
The Record announces a record breaking sale advertisement for Wood Mercantile. A giant printed sheet with extended reading matter was distributed to 1500 circulars across and near Filer. The notice, appearing in the county newspaper, is one column larger than any prior advertisement.
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Wood
Hothday Sale Noreas
Filer
Road grading contract for Niagara Springs announced
The Niagara Springs ranch owner has set a contract for grading the road to Niagara Springs south of Wendell. The grade will be no more than ten percent. Filer and Twin Falls highway districts are said to be willing to assist and Wendell Irrigation Jones notes local cooperation.
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Siagara Springs
Niagara Springs
Wendell
Wendell Irriga Jones
Shopping Brisk as Christmas Nears in Filer Stores
Christmas trees fill local shops and many stores showcase festive windows as heavy early snow speeds holiday shopping. With Christmas on Monday officials warn there is little time left for purchases before December 24. Wood Mercantile and Snyder Hardware debut themed displays, while Filer Hardware window decorations draw praise for seasonal scenes.
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Mowt
Wood Mercantile
Snyder Hardware Company
Sean
J. Nicholas
Filer Hardware Company
First Christmas Party Of Year At Filer Woman’s Club
Members of the Filer Women’s club held their annual Christmas party at Masonic hall. A tree loaded with presents will be given to needy children. Santa Claus visited, delighting the club children. Marl Wooldridge chaired the committees in charge of entertainment. Children performed songs recitations and exercises, with solos and piano numbers by the young performers. All children received a stocking filled with candy and oats. Refreshments were served by the committee.
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Filer Women’s Club
Masonic Hall
Santa Claus
Mtre
Marl Wooldridge
Pearl Small
Harriet Dwight
Dorothy Case
Dorothy Goote
Virginia Snyder
Hares
Repairing Highway and Street Paving
Street and highway forces are engaged in upkeep work on concrete pavement. Crews cite expansion joint and crack repairs with tar solution as the concrete contracts in cold weather. Main street paving and usual highway cracks are easier to address now.
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Peason
Motion for new trial in Dunlap murder case
Attorneys for H J Dunlap filed in district court a motion for a new trial alleging juror J Malone of Marion slept during crucial testimony and another juror held prejudice. The filing also claims Judge W A Babcock erred in instructions.
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H. J. Dunlap
Bothwell & Chapman
J. Malone
Maron
W. A. Babcock
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Lee Vining Farm
Munger & Hopkins
Hirst Carlond
SU Kent
Woman Heads
DAVIS
Social of Men's
Women's Organizations
P. Malt
Ripley
Golden State
Shee Shim
Legion Post
Earl Munyon
Parent Teacher Society
Joron
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