Bean Growers of Twin Falls District Meet Saturday
More than 300 Bean Growers of Southern Idaho attended the annual meeting in Twin Falls to discuss industry growth and association plans. Reports show last season’s bean crop surpassed 1,000,000 pounds with marketing prices up to 5.35 per hundred pounds, while member Browers averaged 4.75. Officers were re elected and new directors chosen to fill vacancies, with Ray L. Shearer as president and W F P Alworth as president for the board.
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Twin Palls
Southern Idaho Bean Growers’ Association
Browers
W. E. Morgan
L. H. Giffin
Charles Kevan
W. T. Conant
Mr. Morgan
Association
Doctor Griffin
Ray L. Shearer
Taxpayer deductions for losses in 1923 income rule
The tax rule allows deducting all losses from gross income in 1923 if incurred in profit seeking transactions not insured or compensated. Losses not in business must match statute wording. Home sale loss not deductible if not for resale. Farm operation losses are deductible, but losses from a farm run for pleasure are not.
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Farm Ag & Business Venture
Farm
County Fire Insurance Company Re-Elects Officers
The Twin Falls County Mutual Fire Insurance company held its on meeting Wednesday. Three bers of the board of directors were elected to succeed themselves for a term of three years. They are W. R. Hatfield, George McPherson.
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Twin Falls County Mutual Fire Insurance Company
W. R. Hatfield
George McPherson
Elmwood Notes on tardiness, averages, and promotions
For the month ending Friday January 18 Elmwood lists students not tardy or absent, those with 90 percent or more averages, mid year promotions, and Thrift Week activities. Ray Lincoln advances to fourth grade. Ladene Clampitt and Nadene Hagler move to fifth grade. Thrift Week starts January 17 for grades 1 2 2 and 4. Farmers and Merchants bank assists pupils with none. Benjamin Franklin life and Thrift papers by Ray Crist and Doyte Sligar.
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Ethel Lohr
Arlene Lincoln
Alvin Walker
Ray Crist
Laciena Clampitt
Delbert Clampitt
Axel Englund
Florence Slatter
Marie Englund
Edith Bush
Bart Lohr
Marguerite Jones
Ray Lincoln
Susish Satter
Ruby Arthur
Jewel Walker
George Slatter
Ronald Arthur
Richard Jasper
Nadene Hagler
Marie Engand
Bethene Hagler
Edith Denny
Ladene Clampitt
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Benjamin Franklin
Doyte Sligar
Ocean cable wires reach moon with 1867 system
A wire in the ocean cables reports the total length of wire in the sheathing and core since their introduction in 1867 would be enough to stretch from the earth to the moon.
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Earth
Moon
Gray Explains Where Railroad Dollar Goes
Omaha Nebraska The Record carries President C R Gray s monthly talk explaining the railroad dollar breakdown 44 cents wages 9 cents fuel 26 cents other operating 5 1 2 cents taxes 1 2 cent hire of equipment 12 cents interest and 1 1 2 cents stockholders. Between 1917 and 1922 railroads saw gross earnings rise by 1 567 000 000 yet 915 000 000 added wages 500 000 000 materials 135 000 000 coal 122 000 000 extra taxes consumed the increase leaving none for stockholders. Gray notes Union Pacific employs nearly 50 000 people whose purchases drive regional business. He cites Hoover on business stability from orderly movement of goods.
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Omaha
Neb
C. R. Gray
U Mr. Gra
Missouri River
Union Pacific System
Hoover
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Frank DeKlote
Filer
WF. Alworth
Filer Hansen
Thomas Irvin
Kimberly
Frank Holman
Twin Falls
W. FP. Alworth
N. J. Cheline
F. W. Fisher
Bubi
Herald
Internal Revenue
County Fire Insurance Company
Telephone
Farmer’s Mutual Telene ‘Company
Juneau H Shinn Record Office
Elmwood Notes
Gray Explains
Arthur L. Swim & CO
Fair Grounds
Idaho
Jersey
Black Jersey
Whitey” Harberts
J.F. Blakely First National Bank
Ida
Walter & Shearer
Guy H. Shearer
Mr. Gray
Filer Seed Company
Phone
Rast Tobacco
Kentucky Burley Tobacco
THE
Universal Car
Ford
Acer Natal
Eekly
Endeo
Ford Dealers
Ion
Ford Werkly Purchae
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