Gillis Anti Alien Land Lease Law Passed by Idaho House
Idaho House approved an anti alien land lease bill by 54 to 6 to bar leasing state land to Japanese. Representative Gillis of Twin Falls urged passage saying it stops leasing to those who cannot become citizens and cannot assimilate, citing federal inaction and other states enacting similar laws.
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Boise
Idaho House of Representatives
Idaho
Gillis
Twin Falls County
Washington
Recovery shown in agriculture steady through outlook
The USDA monthly review notes slow but steady farm improvement. Potatoes and spring crops are planted in the south while swine numbers rise and pig farrowings expected this spring. Sheep up by one million head, dairy cows and cattle up slightly, horses decline. Cotton belt shows real price-driven gains. eastern dairy faces lower milk prices. western wheat belts hit by frost. Lambing begins in Arizona. Pacific coast winters cite good truck conditions. cotton corn and wheat prices rise with farm purchasing power up 2 points to 68 in December.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Arizona
Pacific Coast
Community observes Father of Hig Country birth with events
Banks closed today for the legal holiday. Schools across the community hold commemorations. Tonight at the Odd Fellows hall Filer post American Legion and Legion Auxiliary host their second annual military ball.
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Hig Country
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Filer Post
American Lagina
The
Legion Auxiliary
Record Classified Ads Spark Wide Interest
A brief from The Record notes Charles Shaft reports success with a small 50-cent classified ad. He advertised machinery and some stock and received a variety of telephone inquiries. The notice promotes using Record want ads to read, use, and profit.
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Charles Shaft
Second Annual Agricultural Banquet Held
In Twin Falls the second annual agricultural banquet brought together 75 fathers and sons at the high school hall. Highlights included speeches by officials and educators, toasts by student speakers, and a cooperative effort of the agricultural and domestic science departments led by Miss Jessie Thornber. The event celebrated farm life education and community collaboration to help youths live and work on farms.
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Jay Hanford
F. Wooldridge
Board of Education
Masters
Twin Falls Times
R. E. Brossard
John Peldhusen
Agricultural Department
Twin Falls High School
George Detweller
Ralph Newberry
James Calvert
Walter Henderick
Charles Lapp
G. H. Shearer
GE. Denman
H. HH. Schidman
Jessie Thornber
Girs
Domestic Science Department
Lad May Lose Eye After Air Gun Accident
Roy Lester Sealey lay in the hospital after an air gun discharged by playmates struck him in the eye. Doctors feared possible loss of sight though specialists hoped the eye might be saved. The accident happened Saturday afternoon when Roy and his brother and others were playing downtown with the gun.
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Roy
Lester Sealey
Hin Brother
L and Otto Showing Satisfactory Recovery After Operation
Latest word from Caldwell indicates L. and Otto is waking to a satisfactory recovery from a serious operation performed a week ago. Mrs Otto returned from Caldwell city attending a meeting of the Idaho Producers unit, of which he is vice president. A spelling bee will be a feature of the upcoming Parent-Teacher Association meeting with more entertainment details to be announced next week.
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L. & Otto
Caldwell
Otto
Caldwell City
Idaho Producers’ Unit
Parent- Teacher Association
Filer Bears Buhl and Kimberly in Twin Falls Tourney
Filer basketball team dominates semi finals at Twin Falls High, defeating Buhl 41 to 20 and Kimberly 52 to 15. Star forward Love shines with 14 baskets. Lapp and Whitte Martin add 12 each. Hollister falls to Twin Falls 14 to 12. Buhl beats Hollister 29 to 19. Final rounds set with Twin Falls and Filer favored to reach the championship.
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Filer
Buhl
Kimberly
Twin Palls High School
West End
Pearson Clan
Lapp
Love
Whitte Martin
Konora
Hollister
Buh
Hollister Boys
Salm
Twin Falls
Bob
Locals Lose Two To Twin Falls Teams In Twin Falls
Twin Falls teams swept a doubleheader from the locals as Filer boys won a close 23 to 21 game and the girls crushed 28 to 3. Lapp led Filer with 11 of 21 points while Marvin Cole and Timm starred for Twin Falls.
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Twin Falls
Filer
Evans
Twin Palle
Clone
Huddlson
Twin Fails
Twin Falle
Piler
Euthariaem
Lapp
High Talent Noted in City Declamation Contest
The Gem theater hosted a high school declamatory contest with five speakers in the oratorical division led by Ralph Love, while Hope McKinley placed second. In the dramatic group Edgaring Chandler won with The Wheels of Time, Mauries Cole took humor, and Elsie Harshbarger finished second. Judges praised all contestants and coach Mme Gertrude Walter. First-place winners received engraved pins. the trio will represent the school in the sub-district contest.
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Gem Theater
Ralph Love
Hope McKinley
Regulus
Edgaring Chandler
Magdaffer
Miss Walter
Frank L. Stephan
Burton Morse
W. Orr Chapman
Twin Falla
Mme Gertrude Walter
Publc
Maude Dygert
Totph Love
Edgarina Chandler
Maurice Cole
Funeral for William Griggs Impresses Community
Funeral services for William Morris Griggs 16 son of Mr and Mrs K B Griggs were held at the Methodist Church. He died after four operations for intestinal tumors following birth in Eldorada Kansas and recent residence in Buhl. He was a former local high student and would have joined the Junior clans. Survived by parents two sisters and four brothers with out of town relatives attending. Church quartet and close family pallbearers participated.
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Methodist Church
William Morris Griggs
K. B. Griggs
Buhl
Earth
F. EB. Drake
HE Helman
Huhi
Filer Methodist Church
Eldorada
Kans
Kursaigh School
Wang
Pallbenters
Father and Son Banquet Delayed to Friday Evening
The Father and Son banquet originally set for Tuesday night has been postponed to Friday evening. It will be held in the basement of the Methodist church and served by the Ladies' Aid society members.
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Father Ana Son
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Second Annual Military Ball at O. O. F. Hall
The Filer Post American Legion and Auxiliary invite the public to tonight’s second annual military ball at the O. F. Hall. The event promises to be one of the season’s most enjoyable social affairs with preparations underway.
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Filer Post
American Legion
the Legion
Seston
Signs of Spring Are in the Air
Following a week of severe storms weather has moderated. Clear skies bring warm starry nights. There are many evidences of spring on every hand and many hope this welcome season is not far away.
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Beasum
Clyde Divine Dies After Hayloft Fall Near Kimberly
Funeral held for Clyde Divine 30 of Kimberly who died February 14 after internal injuries from falling from a hayloft near his home. He married Elizabeth Emery and leaves a wife, two sons, his parents, three brothers, and three sisters. He joined the Baptist church in 1917 and moved to Idaho in 1919. a Golden Missouri Masonic lodge member.
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Clyde Divine
Kimberly
Methodist Church
C. EB. Deal
Drake
Filer Loder No
Malin Street
Baptist Church
Idaho
W. J. Divine
Golden
Arthur
Law Apfeloe
Wlater
D. Werts
Ale
Mra
May Dieffenderfer
Pred Divine
LaMar
J. Lo Pixher
Lockwood
Mr. Divine
A. F
A. M
Lincoln Birth Commemoration At Local High School
A Lincoln day program organized by freshman students under Mine Montgomery was presented during the regular Wednesday assembly period. Guests included Mrs. I. H. Masters and Mr. Harrie of Twin Falls. Mrs. Masters sang, Mr. Hank accompanied, the high school orchestra performed, and Eden Allen announced program parts with readings by the freedman class.
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Clase
Mine Montgomery
High Schoo
I. H. Masters
Harrie
Peet
Paul Hank
Twin Falla
Lincoln
Masters
America
Hanf
Boys’ Glee Club
Nora Moesley
Eden Allen
Freedman Clase
Idaho Auto Owners Get 15 Days Grace to Secure Licenses
BORE Feb 15 Owners of automobiles in Idaho will have 15 days to secure their license plates. The patrol warns that arrests may follow for failure to comply. A postage appropriation delay complicates the process, according to FA Jeter, master of law enforcement.
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Idaho
Bore
FA. Jeter
Millmaste Themer
Jeter
Tax notices bring crowds to local collector event
Charles Wan and Dr FA Dwight of this place spent Thursday Friday and Saturday tending to taxpayers. Dwight said last week’s notice about his running was the means of bringing in scores of patrons.
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Charles ¢ Uwent
FA Dwight
Dwight
Meeting Proposed for Spud Growers at Early Date
The Record’s public forum prints concerns about potato growers signing consignment contracts with firms. Producers allege consignment reduces price received, as dealers push stock to market regardless of demand, keeping cars unloaded and lowering returns. A meeting is proposed in Filer to discuss best interests of growers.
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Ceatery
Destinaton
Evason
Filer
Dead Bodies For Burial Bill Reconsidered Passed In House
The Statesman reports House bill No.4 from the public health committee, regulating disinterment and preparation of dead bodies for transportation and interment, was defeated 22 to 40 then reconsidered and passed 48 to 0. Markel opposed initially, shifted after Lloyd of Twin Falls endorsed it.
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J. M. Markel
Howe
Reek
Markel
Statesman
Idea Market
Lloyd of
Twin Falls
Market
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Twin Palls
Jenkins
William Griggs
Aareee Kemery Tomont
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