Lincoln Re elected Leader Amid irrigation plan vote
Ivan G. Lincoln was re elected president of the Twin Falls Canal Company board after receiving the largest voting share. About 89 093 96 shares supported him with roughly 90 000 shares cast. Opponents of the American Falls irrigation district gained seats, while farm agent and club leader offices faced a strong vote against retention.
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Ivan G. Lincoln
Twin Falls Canal Company
Twin Falls
Indorse
Lincoln
W. F. Alworth
C. W. Colner
J. M. Baird
New Executives Assume Places at Courthouse
J. D. Barnhart named chairman of the new board and sworn in by County Recorder C. Siggins. Six new courthouse officials take office while ten hold-overs continue. The group reviews bonds and selects 150 names for jury service for the coming year.
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J. D. Barnhart
Kimberly
Tni
Barnhart
C. ©. Siggins
Ku Klux Klan Lectures Hinted in Twin Falls Series
A sequence of lectures by Ku Klux Klan members is reported to be held in Twin Falls, drawing attention to extremist activity. Local authorities and community groups monitor planned meetings and public response.
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KU Klox Klan
Ku Klaxi Klan
Twin Falls
Prolonged Fair Weather Reaches Filer and Surrounds
The region enjoys unusual Italian climate with warm days and dust storm side effects. Coats fall from use, merchants of wearables fret while coal dealers pivot to ice sales. Tee dealers report dryable mud and stored hay despite past week of vehicle stalling on muddy roads.
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Filer
Forms for filling 1922 income tax returns issued
Taxpayers with net income 5000 or less received a six page form for 1922 returns. The due date is March 16. Married exemptions total 2500 plus 400 per dependent under 18 or incapable. Minors with certain incomes must file. Revenue officers will aid in each county.
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Leach County
United States
Buhl Set to Meet Filer Gage Artists This Weekend
Buhl and Filer Gage Artists high school girls and boys basketball teams prepare for a Friday night pair of games. Fans with cars are urged to meet teams at 6 16 near the high school, with girls tipping off at 7 40 and the main event to follow. The girls’ squad aims to build on recent form while the boys seek another win after their victory over Hollister.
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Lynchool
Buhl
Pearson
Miss Waller
Hollister
Economy slogan of legislature and governor
Boise January 10. Governor Moore calls for state government cuts of one and a half to two million dollars if the seventeenth session adopts his budget. The message urges economy, education simplification, farmer interests, lower tax penalties, and consolidation of departments while opposing federal interference and broad tax increases. The opening legislature saw party caucuses, with Republicans holding majorities in both chambers and electing key officers.
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Boise
Moore Aa Dilla
Moore
Lettuce Growers Elect for New Year
Otte of Filer was reelected head of the Twin Palle County Growers union at its annual meeting in Twin Palle last week. Officers chosen include a secretary treasurer and W D Averett R 8 Shaw and BR A Boone as board members. Optimism over the lettuce industry prospects was expressed by many. A mass meeting was formed and county club leader Reeetie enforcement noted as the new board was asked to continue these offices with the coming season.
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LS. Otte
Filer
Twin Palle
Board of County Commissioners
The Log of a Legislator Boise Diary Entry
Boise January 3. Made 147 miles today by stage with fellow legislator, a student, a sheepman, two women and several ordinary travelers. Arrived at Boise around 4 30. Registered at Owyhee in a first floor room, a numbering quirk at the hotel makes the fifth floor the first priced for a legislator. Spent the evening adjusting to wearing best clothes.
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Boise
Owyhee
Inside the Capitol: January Days of Legislature
A diaristic account details January proceedings as lobbyists and legislators swarm hotels, caucuses form, and party maneuvering unfolds. The narrative notes a speaker nomination incident, house organization steps, and anticipation of committee appointments driving the legislature into high gear.
Social Session of P. T. A. Proves Interesting
The Parent Teacher association gathering Thursday evening attracted a large crowd. County ex-superintendent Mise Charlotte Pond gave a history of the early growth of the national PTA. The talk highlighted the need for continued support while music by Leonard Wood and other performers provided entertainment. Refreshments followed, served by a committee including Read, Mrs. A. J. Peck, and Helen Klass.
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Parent Teacher Association
Poe
Charlotte Pond
Ex- Périntendent-fleet
Leonard Wood
Bebsefer
Bombayi
M. J. Gowde
Dorothy
War Savings Stamps Converted To Cash In Local Post
About $7,500 in government war savings stamps and certificates were redeemed at the local post office. Postmaster W. P. ahinn reports 140 stamp holders appeared by noon Monday and the average payout per person was over $56. Twelve and a half percent of the amount redeemed, about $926, was reinvested in new treasury certificates, with local investors earning interest on their war savings holdings.
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W. PF. Ahinn
Bay Fiz
Shing
Filerme Laravet
Uneie
Treasury
Vote Planned for Large Irrigation District Tuesday
An election to decide creation of the American Falls irrigation district will be held Tuesday in Filer and surrounding areas. Seven precincts will host voting booths for eligible general voters, with district directors to be named and future bonds contingent on district formation. A mass meeting in Gem theater discussed implications for landholders and taxpayers, while a Castleford gathering is planned Saturday to advocate the district.
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J. C. Wheelan
W. Taylor
Treament
American Falls
Filer
Bie
Hingham
Tee
Minidoka
Hell
Gem Theater
Mosday
Ivan G. Lincoln
Twin Pally Canal Company Board
F. I. Banks
Governmnt Engines
J. A Crom
Themelves
En Rey
Otto Wan
J.harker
All
W. J. Spenen
Hansen
Zoe
Ivan
Sire Haw
R. L. Bhaarer
Dewire
Castleford
Large Acreage Signed Up by Bean Raisers
Large acreage is being signed up by bean raisers as contract prices for garden beans vary by variety and by market. The Record notes that growers expect strong returns this season with guaranteed prices, while J Childe expands acreage and Olwen of Filer Seed Company tours the East and South on a selling mission.
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Orano
J. Childe
Alteagh
Olwen
Filer Seed Company
Reeves
New England States
Atlantic Seaboard
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Wm. Cunningham
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O. E. I~son
Orpheum
Southern Idaho Traffic Association
American Falls Dam
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W. D. Gillis
Repuban Caucus
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Alfred Budge
M. A. Kiger
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BE. L. Parker
Nez Perce County
Luke Williams
Senate
L. BR. Thomas
Bingham County
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Washington County
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Abercrombie
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New County
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