Idaho Power Company seeks no rate increase request
The Idaho Power Company has filed with the Idaho Utilities Commission a request for no increase in power rates for consumers and irrigation customers under a temporary preemployment rate. The filing cites rising costs in salaries, supplies, construction, and financing as context for the move. The piece also discusses farm record keeping, noting a Bureau of Agriculture publication offering farm accounting books to help farmers maintain annual records.
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Idaho Power Company
Re«Etly
Vie Utilities Commission
Idaho Power Openy Eavery
Hawe
Stober
School club forms shorthorn program sales results
A registered Shorthorn club formed in the school reports twelve registered animals sold at Twin Falls sale with four named youths Ralph Walker Vernonia Roy Landreth and Gordon among the winners. The heifers cost forty dollars total. boys buy three animals at their own expense. Idaho State Bank backs a boys’ rd DeSMoss and family and BL. Me ive and wife were visiting RH Atwo's Sunday afternoon. Mrs. McAtoo finished her sous work and is preparing her pal report. Lenora Hart and Mary Orty attended Twin Falls Saturday.
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O'Reilly
Twin Falls
Maron ‘Arlet
Ralph Walker
Vernon ‘Ia
Roy Landreth
Gordon
Idaho
Hank
Farm Accounting and the Value of No Accounts
The article argues for detailed farm accounting to determine true production costs and profits. It stresses cost control on high priced land, labor, depreciation, interest, and other inputs, noting many farmers lack proper records to compute net income and wages.
Twin Falls County Valuation Totals Reported for Real Estate
Twin Falls County records show a total valuation of 26,824,000.26 dollars as compiled by PLC Lyne deputy county recorder. The census notes indicate the data derive from multiple double entry accounts and reflect tax and assessment figures related to real estate.
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PLC Lyne
Tax roll figures show steep rise in 1918 assessment
The 1918 rolls list total taxable property at $23,129,448.74 with an increase of 152 percent this year, amounting to $3,514,041.52. Figures cover improvements, livestock, personal property, public utilities, and exemptions for soldiers aged and widows. Twin Falls News.
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Twin Falls
Chas Allen May Break Into Matrimony
Minidoka County News rupert inaugurates a matrimonial column claiming success in securing brides for bachelors. Last week’s list featured Charles Allen, former Filer resident, described as mayor of Acequia but spending spare time in Rupert. He is tall, strong, and a proverbially gentle lamb with a knack for making any lady happy.
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Minidoka
Rupert
Charles Allen
Charlen
M. Allen
Acequia
Fragmented OCR item yields unclear sports note
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a sports event or result with scattered letters and symbols. No verifiable names, teams, dates, or outcomes are extractable for a reliable summary.
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Golden West Coffee Hill's Bros. Coffee
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