Timm Named to All State Football Teams
Judson Timm, former Rural high school star and son of local residents now in Twin Falls, earned spots on two mythical all state teams chosen by authorities H Obermyer and J S W G. Timm received first team at halfback, the only Twin Falls player on the all south Idaho eleven, noted for his quarter position.
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Judson Timm
Schoo
A. A. Timm
Twin Falls
H. Obermyer
Idaho
Notre Dame
University of Chicago
Payer
Hmm
Ywin Falls
Pocateio Tribune
Thm
CniCaug Snow Exposition Delivers Alsike and Alfalta Awards
The CniCaug snow fair at Chicago awarded prizes for alfalta and alsike seed entries. Frank Thometz of Twilight Ja u s won HILO for alfalta seed, while A b buoue of Twin Palis claimed top honors. Canadian and South Dakota growers won first and second in alfalta weed categories among 108 entries. 23 exhibits competed in alsike seed with awards to K Brooks and W H Harvey.
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Twin Falla County
Sila
soGus Heya Luleal
Chicago
I. i. Brossard
Swin
Judd County
Aone U
Frank Thometz
Twi Jaus
Bun Hilo
A. B. Buoue
Twin Palis
South Dakota
Sudhan
J. A. Kennett
Ull
Howard Darrow
Muli
James Potucek
Hubli
Aron Olsen
Bubi
K. Brooks
Bull
W. H. Harvey
Bul
News
Buhl Men Win Will Entry In Swine Contest
Mitchell and Rambo of Buhl won the state ten litter swine contest run by the State Swine Breeders Association under University of Idaho extension. They produced 2641 pounds of pork from 13 purebred Duroc Jerseys sired by a Sensation boar with Orion Pathfinder cross dams. The entry earns a bronze medal for district champions and a gold medal for state honors to be awarded at the State Feed Show in Boise in February.
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University of Idaho
R. B Brossard
Mitchell and Rambo
Buhl
Duroe
Orion Pathfinder Cross
Mitchell-Rambo
Boise
News
Idaho voters defeat proposed constitution amendment
Final returns from all counties show the measure rejected by about two to one. Yes 17 994 No 2 317. The proposed change would have restricted water appropriation for power uses, countering the current rule that unappropriated water may be allocated for beneficial use, which officials warned could enable monopolies.
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Idaho
Latah County
Nic
Brooklyn’s Giant John Aasen Visits Tribune Office
John Aasen, claimed tallest man in the world at 7 feet 4 inches tall and 503 pounds, arrived in Oakland, California, and posed at the Tribune office. He sits on a high stool to operate a typing machine due to his height, citing hereditary factors and Norwegian birth. His father stood 7 feet 6 inches and mother 6 feet 5 inches. his grandfather once tallied eight feet 7.5 inches at the Chicago World’s Fair.
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Brooklyn
John Aasen
Oakland
California
Tribune
John
Ansen
Norway
Hibs
Chicago
Tall people and hats shoes and stockings story note
Linotype News reports on tall people, noting height effects on life span and clothing needs. Aasen, shaped by extreme height, requires custom garments and accessories including an eight and a quarter size hat and five twenty shoes. Barbers must use stools to cut his hair.
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Boeing Large
Aasen
Linotype News
Eye shapes reveal hunter and hunted roles in mammals
A selection from the Bulletin of the French Societe de Biologie summarized in The American Review of Reviews describes how eye placement and pupil shape differ by diet and behavior. Hunters have forward close-set eyes with vertical pupils for depth, while prey animals show side placement and wide fields of view with horizontal or absent binocular vision.
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American Review of Reviews
Bulletin
Societe de Biologie
Dreaming Father Tales of a Strange Division
A dream sequence features a father surprised by his son saving part of his money. The narrative mirrors a surreal division of roles and a gatekeeping moment, with a Duluth Hernia reference appearing as a cryptic label amid shifting family dynamics.
Water power in Washington Oregon and Idaho dominates US potential
Water power in Washington Oregon and Idaho accounts for nearly one third of the United States railable water power. The statement highlights these states as key to national hydro resources, reflecting regional dominance in U S energy potential.
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United States
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Hat Size and Harmony Across Nations
A dialogue on global unity through symbolic hats and hatbands, suggesting that nations must first build a common frame of understanding before their colors can be displayed together. Emphasizes gradual, inclusive cultural alignment in international discourse.
Egyptians First to Employ the Epitaph
An overview traces epitaphs from ancient Egypt to later Greek and Roman usage and into Christian nations. It notes typical content includes the deceased’s name and birth and death dates, with some epitaphs surprisingly humorous due to language slips or wording faults.
French Artex Sign Wells Reveal Sahara Conquest Tale
Phillips presents the drilling of southern Algeria wells as part of the peaceful yet slow French conquest of an ancient Saharan civilization. Early wells, dug by hand, began in the Oued Air where former river channels once flowed, with artesian flow first reached in 1856 seen as miraculous by natives. As wells expanded, cultivation spread and nomadic life gave way to settled towns across the Sahara.
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Algeria
Phillips
Sahara
Oued Air
Wella
Ife
Flightless Wild Duck of Hewalian Island Faces Extinction
A rugged Hewalian wild reservation on a far ocean island hosts a rare teal subspecies that has lost flight. The duck can be chased on foot and relies on a scarce freshwater pool that could be swallowed by encroaching sands, sealing its fate.
Notable London Streets and Their Trades
The article surveys famous London streets noting Fleet Street for newspapers, Paternoster Row as the book trade hub, Downing Street housing government offices, Bow Street police court, Holborn Viaduct and Regent Street with notable buildings, Haymarket theaters and hotels, Bond Street jewelers, and Pall Mall with handwering buildings and clubs.
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London
Fleet Street
Paternoster Row
Downing Street
Bow Street
Cwart
Holborn Viaduct
Regent Street
Haymarket
Bond Street
Pall Mall
CROSS WORD PUZZLE NO 2 HEAVENLY STAIRWAY CLUE
Puzzle item describes solving by placing correct letters in white spaces both vertically and horizontally. It references the Heavenlys Stairway and a list of clue fragments guiding letter placement with grid numbers and word boundaries.
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Namber
Good Qualities of Bass Base Rave Provert the Rselves to Be Great Fathers
A garbled note from Popular Mechanics Magazine discusses bass reproduction and parental care as explained by a state conservation commission. It claims Bleck variation guards young after hatching and will defend shoals against threats, noting bass behavior against pickerel and pike when they approach too close to spawning areas.
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State Conservation Commission
Ewara
Popular Mechanics
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