Twin Falls Big Basketball Night At Local Gym
Twin Falls meets Wildcats in season finale with girls game at 7 40 pm followed by the boys. Lady Magics seek revenge after a earlier loss while the boys boast only one defeat this season. Tickets 75 cents adults 25 cents students. Championship sub district next week at Buhl and Albion sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Wildcats
Georgia Andrews Snyder
Twin Falla
Magic City
Huderson
Denman
Love
Lapp
Shinn
Grimm
Adkins
Dieh
Twit Falls Court
Buhl
Jerome
Shoshone
Halley
Richfield
Carey
Kimberly
Filer
GFP
Moore
Jay Oct Shinn
Patten
C. Ooe E Adkins
G. PF. P. Tot
Stowe
Litvin Admits State Charge In Plea deal
David Litvin, once a Twin Falls garage operator, pleaded guilty in district court to receiving automobiles after juries failed to convict in two trials. Judge W A Babcock sentenced him to pay a $498 fine plus costs, which Litvin paid within hours. He faces potential withdrawal of federal charges tied to a 15 count indictment in Boise following the state plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Litein
W. A. Babcock
Litvin
Litwin
Federal District Court
Boise
Feders
Unclear fragment hints at street conditions
Fragmentary OCR text references extreme conditions on streets and dirt roads. No clear events, names, places, or dates present to identify a specific incident or subject for a fuller card.
Measles Epidemic Reaches Peak In Local Area
Measles and other illnesses sweep through the community with about eighty children out of local grade schools and several cases of mumps and scarlet fever. No local deaths but some patients are seriously ill. Notable cases include W H Scott Forstaller and Delia Rupp among students, Bert Wood facing business closure, and Mrs Marvin Colt recovering after a recent wedding reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Scott
Forstaller
Bert Wood
A B. Wood
Delia Rupp
D. W. Rupp
Hem
Cau
Marvin Colt
L. K. Cole
Armes Graves Sale of Duroes February 27th
Neat catalogs indicate a sale of 36 bred sows and gifts by Dr RS Armes and F C Graves Sams of Durce Jer sey at Armies ranch Wedneday afternoon next week. Col E C Walter to auction with HM Scheidem clerk as auctioneer in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RS. Armes
F.C
Farm Equipment and Livestock Public Sale Announced
A public sale of farm equipment and livestock is held at the John E. Musser place west of town. Harty E. Maseruve and Bear Ralley announce a second big sale at the same location a week from today. An advertisement for the sale appears in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BE. Musser
Harty EK
Maseruve
Bear Ralley
Scrool Election Date Set for School Tax Vote
Twin Falls reports the school board set February 26 28 for a vote to raise the school tax from 3 mills to 14 3 4 mills. The board also set superintendent Ernest D Bloom’s salary at 9800 per year for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Tein Pulls
Ernest D. Bloom
Local Roswell Boy in Military Band Broadcast
A Roswell New Mexico schoolboy, James Rehildman, a Roswell Military Academy student, joins a military band broadcasting from Roswell station each Saturday at 30 ovelock. The Roswell Military Band will air musical programs to local radio listeners, expanding access to the group’s performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faney
Roswell
New Mexico
Roswell Motion
James Rehildman
Joes
Hlhh
Sehildman
Roswell Military Academy
Roewell
Filer Percone
Legion Dance at Gem Roof Garden Tonight
The third annual Washington birthday dance hosted by the local American Legion post is set for this evening at Gem Roof Garden. Pints are complete and preparations are extensive after the Twin Falls-Piler basketball event, with previous years noting the affair as one of the season’s most pleasant social occasions.
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Loeal American Legion Post
Gem Roof Garden
Soclal
Matilda Brackenbury Rites Held for Early Utah Pioneer
Funeral services conducted Friday at Mennonite Brethren church for Matilda Agnelrack enbury 68 wife of ED Crack enbury who died Wednesday February 12 at the family home in Twin Falls area. Bishop Wood of the L D church of Twin Peaks presided with burial at the local cemetery under FE Drake directions. Survived by husband three daughters Mrs James Derfee Bahl Mrs Edwin Durfee and Mrs Joseph Edwards Alma Idaho and four sons Clarence Howard George and Henry Twin Falls area plus one daughter Mrs John Durfee deceased years ago. Born March 4 1854 Beautiful Utah she moved to Annie Cassia county in 1858 as early pioneer in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mennonite Brethren Church
Matilda Agnelrackenbury
ED. Crackenbury
Fanity
Bishop Wood
L. D. & Church of
Twin Palk
Edwin Durfee
Brackesbury
Aberitf
Cassia County
Twin Falls County
Canal Board Meeting to Choose Manager
With Cort Miller returning to the county as president of the Twin Falls Cans company board, the board calls a special meeting Friday to decide on employing a manager for the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cort Miller
Twin Falls Cans Company
Cartney Plans Erection of New Service Station
Dr. T. J. Cartney receives a building permit to construct a modern stucco service station at Main Street corner opposite Wood Mercantile. The 14 by 16 foot structure will occupy two lots, with a demolished frame building on one lot making way for expansion. J. Halties, cement contractor, will build it, starting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Cartney
Wood Mercantile
Cartney
Halties
Joral Cement
Cartoey
Mary Klinefelter of Wendell Dies at 40 in Gooding
Mary Klinefelter aged 40 of Wendell died after a years long illness in Gooding hospital. She is survived by husband Dow Klinefelter and five children Verne Smith Mildred Bert Emma and Malvina plus two brothers. Funeral held at Presbyterian church with Rev Cothran officiating and burial in Gooding cemetery.
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Gooding
Dow Klinefelty
Mary Klinefelter
Wendell
Gooding Hospital
Mra
Klinefelter
Don Klinefelter
Chidren
Verne Smith
Hoquiam
Wash
Mildred
Bert Emma
Malvina
B. P. Stone
Hepner
Ore
Clyde Fresh
Baker
Pererat
Rete
May Dole Child Dies of Pneumonia at Twin Falls
Doriet May Dole died yesterday at the home in Twin Falls after a pneumonia illness. The ten year old was the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dalen of Tetoni Idm. Burial followed at the local cemetery. Funeral services will be held in Tetoni at the LD. & church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doriet
Max Daten
J. J. Dalen
Tetonim Idm
Rome
Dalen
L. B.tyler
Twin Falls
Totlesing Meadow
Mire Doles
Tyters
Tete Palle
LD. & Cherch
Children Missing From Domes Amid Measles Outbreak
Several domes report children absent from school as measles cases rise. Health officials urge parents to seek vaccination and monitor symptoms while schools implement quarantine measures and tracing to prevent further spread.
Markel Reviews Education History At PTA Meeting
At the Pier a crowded PTA session chaired by A E Anderton discussed permanent school improvements and funding. J M Markel, long‑time educator, spoke on the district’s growth from two rooms to three buildings and urged purchasing permanent adornments for rooms.
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A. E. Anderton
DP. T. A
RL. Peck
Aijarent
J. M. Markel
Markel
Sehools
Filer
PT. A
Daniel Kourling
Adine Hinckley
Iabelle Snot Aon
Hurice Alvey
Vivien
Millinery Classes Set for St Patrick’s Day in Twin Palle
Three day millinery program for project leaders to begin March 17 in Twin Palle. Due to demand and county limits only representatives of organizations may attend. Applicants must show affiliation with a teepee Hive or related groups. early applications preferred as spots are limited.
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Twin Pelle
J. B. Broward
Twin Palle
Dhares
Thane
Elmwood Notes Thrift Week Earns Prizes For Students
Thrift week activities at Elmwood School yield awards for Richard Jesper of first grade and a note on attendance decline in third grade due to roids, measles, and mumps. A Feb 1 fundraiser to benefit Mr. and Mrs. Harri Som is mentioned, with Wiltam Sherman named in connection to the event at Park MAROA.
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Richard Jesper
Levin Hallowey
Roids
Measiew
Mampe Hebool
Fintz
Moster
Park
Public Is Invited to Washington's Friday Program
A public service honoring George Washington will be held Friday night under Filer Lodge No. 465 A F & A M to salute the Father of His Country. Hon. Frank L. Stephan and Dr. J D Gulthun will speak. readings, vocal and instrumental numbers, and an orchestral program are planned. Public attendance is urged.
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Filer Inde
F&a. M
George Washington
America
Frank L. Stephan
Twin Falls
J.D. Gulthun
Methodist
Clearch
Paul Revere
Rather Peton Byrne
Pol
Karl & le B
Filer Lodge
A. A. Newberry
K Diingbem
Karl Munyon
G. H. Shearer
Fr. Drake
Washington
Beet Growers Sign Acreage Signups Stir Interest
Local representative TF Wireman reports strong interest in the 1624 beet contract offered by Amalgamated Sugar. He says the company already has substantial acreage signed for this year, with expectations of higher net profits and a roughly 4 cent per ton increase in grower price, totaling about 7.60 dollars per ton with two additional payments anticipated.
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Amalgamated Sugar Company
TF Wineman
Tile
Legionnaires and Masons Sponsor Two Boy Scout Troops
At a Piller American Legion meeting the unit agreed to sponsor a Bay Beaute troop with a committee including WD Gillis K Dillingham George E Denman and James Tomita The local Masonry group named a committee Wilam Hunce Jesse Hainine GE Denman and Charlies McCleary George Turkeer was elected scout leader for the Masonic troop Plans follow the scout executive Charles Hawley and zonal Boy Scouts guidance Work begins to build the nucleus of both troops with efforts directed at recruitment and organization.
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Piller American Legion
Iwan
Bay Beaute
Gillis
K Dillingham
George E Denmae
James Tomita
Loeal Masonie Todae la Plea
Wilam Hunce
Jesse Hainine
GE Denman
Charlies McCleary
George Turkeer
Report of conditions at Jackson Lake Reservoir
Bureau of Reclamation report from Moren Wyoming outlines Jackson Lake reservoir conditions. Storage figures show 356,060 acre feet on February 1 1924, up from 354,220 a year earlier. Week ending March 9 1924 lists similar levels to the prior year. Precipitation data for Meran indicates week ending February 9 1924 matches the prior year. Period from Oct 1 1938 to February 9 1926 shows 26%-5, comparing with the same period a year ago.
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Hurley
Maho
Bureau of Reclamation
Moren
Wyo
Jackson Lake
Meran
Indies
Leah Short Named Nominee for Bank Director Coach Role
Mrs Leah Short is nominated for a notable position at the bank by the board of directors. Short has spent several years with the institution and her advancement reflects recognition of service and leadership.
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Ee Firet Neliema
Bank of
Piler
Mra
Leah Short
Short
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Roswell, N. M
Legion
Matilda Ann Brackenbury
Canal Board
Holmer
Mis
Dow Klinefelter
Wendel
Dole
Oes
P. T. A. Meeting
St. Patrick's Day
Elmwood Notes
Maroa
Witmer Harrisom
Wiltam Sherman
Biethlay
Legionnaires and Masons
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