Strolling Players Marooned in Snow at Fair field Road
A Glenn Crawford movie troupe of three men three women a 15 year old boy and a young girl spent three days marooned in a cabin on the Fair field road without food. They were trapped during a snowstorm while attempting to return from Fairfield to Gooding. Rescued after two men walked out to seek help a relief truck brought them back to Gooding on the third day. Also included is a bank report for Farmers Merchants Bank in Filer Idaho dated December 29 1922 with capital stock 25000 surplus 5000 and deposits totaling 96463.80. cashier A O Madland swore to the accuracy on January 8 1923.
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Fairfield Road
Glenn Crawford Movie Players
Gem Theater
Fairfield
Springs Creek Ranch
Fred Lemke
Toys with and without feet share a tub tale
In a playful scene, Jack-In-a-Box recalls feeling safe from rain and wind while Teddy Bear, Dora Doll, Jumping Jack, and Sailor Boy Doll recount being soaked and ruined by a storm. The toy with no feet reflects on envy and resilience as rain pours around them.
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Dora Doll
Jumping Jack
Jack
Terribl
Sailor Boy
Real Estate Transfers in Twin Falls area list several deeds
Transfers filed include J y Davis to J Chambers for 1 dollar, Pittullo to James Chambers, Chambers to Pittullo, Sheriff to Boise Payette Lumber Co for 222 dollars, Laartz to Murphy for 1500 dollars, Sanderson to Saxton for 16000 dollars, Cain to Groman for 1 dollar, Philby to Willard for 2900 dollars, Jackson to Grenz for 1 dollar, Mattson to Manly for 10000 dollars, and a quit claim from G W Smith to Boise Payette Lumber Co for 1 dollar all covering properties in Twin Falls and area with specific lot and block designations.
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J. Y. Davis
J. Chambers
Pittullo
James Chambers
New
O. RB
Sheriff
Boise Payette Lumber Co
Castleford
C. H. Laartz
G. A. Murphy
Thomas Sanderson
E. W. Saxton
Shney
B. C. Cain
P. J. Groman
Twin Falls
B. F. Philby
I. F. Willard
T. L. Jackson
Stella Grenz
South Park Addition
Andrew Mattson
C. L. Manly
G. W. Smith
Boise Payette Lumber Company
Firat
Hollister Idaho Bank Financial Closure Report 1922
At Hollister Idaho the banking house and fixtures are listed with capital stock 20000 funds 600 undivided profits 26262.63 total 52228.32 a sum partly represented by borrowed money 22227.10. The State of Idaho Twin County certifies directors Craven and Jones as true to the best knowledge.
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State of Idaho
Twin
Sen Ee
Bask
Real Estate Deed Transfers and Quit Claims Listed in Public Notice
A sequence of warranty deeds and quit claim transfers from a public notice includes E P Humphrey to Roland Kuykendall for 12000 on SW%SB% dated 12 10 17, Peter Traussen to W B Lark for 1260, Stacey Sampson to Nellie Goldworthy for 1, Elizabeth Andrews to J P Wynn for 2600, R D Boyd to J A Cooper for 4000, and multiple quit claims to Uther U Urie and Albert Urie with parcels in Sec 23 9 16. Also listed are deeds from Louis Meyer to Iil Aho Farms for 1 on SE4 NE NEYNEY 6 11 16 and EB J Finch to Jas A Campbell for 10 in Twin Falls, Claud Stewart to Mabel Campbell for 10 across Lots 4–9 in Wilmore tract, plus additional January 6 entries and other parcel notes.
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Bubl
E. P. Humphrey
Roland O. Kuykendall
Peter Traussen
W. BE. Lark
EB. J. Finch
Jas
A. Campbell
Twin Falls
Claud Stewart
Mabel E. Campbell
Wilmore Tract
Property Transfers and Debits in Jones Addition and Twin Fat Deed Areas
A fragmented list records several real estate and deed actions including a $6500 transfer involving C L Smith on lot a block 2 Jones Addition, a warranty deed from Maude W McRoberts to Kinney Wholesale Co for $1 on lot 5 block 160 Twin Fat, a sheriff’s sale to Hank of Roger son for $10 392.03, BWA 16 9 15, and a warranty deed from Bank of Rogerson to Andrew Rogerson for $1 on the same land.
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C. L. Smith
Jones
Maude W. McRoberts
Kinney Wholesale Co
Sheriff
Hank of Rogerson
BWA
Bank of Rogerson
Andrew Rogerson
Meandering Trout Stream Verse Shows Long Route
Narrative notes a trout stream wanderer’s journey along a path that would be three miles by straight line but winds ten to twelve miles through diversions and breaks. The piece reflects on the altered distance of travel when following nature’s curves.
Who's Who in Obituaries Scribe of Evening Transcript
A brief notice notes the launch of a defacto Who's Who compilation in the Evening Transcript, highlighting obituaries and biographical listings. The work curates profiles from AB We s0 CUrselVes, documenting births, careers, and public legacies with compact entries.
Maroa Items: Weather Halts Maron Women's Club Meeting
Unfavorable weather kept the Maron Women's Club from meeting last Thursday, interrupting planned discussions and activities. Members were advised to watch for rescheduled events and weather updates from the club secretary.
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Maron Women's Club
Schoolyard Injury and Local Visits Highlight Week
Ralph Sharp broke his shoulder after falling into the schoolyard one day last week. Several new pupils joined the school since holidays. George Drawer from Monument Pennsylvania visited Leonard Brown last Thursday and stays with his sister Pat Arthur Brown south of Kimberl Atr. J. T. Greenwood hosted guests Sunday for dinner. Mr and Mrs J M Tucker visited the Pred Clifton home southwest of Filer Sunday. YL Harrison moved to a farm last week. W J Glasgow visited at the home of his daughter Mrs R P Harting Sunday. Erskine Brown plans to leave for Jerome to farm after receiving implements. Little Paul Conover remains troubled by throat issues from tonsillitis. Mrs J D Kessler and three children moved to Wheeling West Virginia. Cecil Beas and Joyce Jeenings were guests at H Moseley’s home Sunday.
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Ralph Sharp
George Drawer
Monument
Leonard Brown
Pat Arthur Brown
Kimber
Vacatee
Miss Flatt
J. T. Greenwood
J. M. Tucker
Clifton
Filer
W. J. Olasgow
Mra
R. P. Harting
Erskine Brown
Cay
Jear Jerome
Paul Conover Ie
J. D. Kessler
Wheeling
W. Va
Cecil. Beas
Joyce Jeenings
H. ¥. Moseley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Desert Cabin
Parmers Merchants Bank
Idaho
Twin Palla
A. I. & O. Madland
Madland, Cashier
Arthur E. Anderson
Federal Reserve
Bear
Teddy
Twin Falls Title and Abstract Co
Bank of
Hollister
Rants Banking House
Craven, Caubier
Craven
Henry Jones
B. B. Heinecke
U. S. Meat Co
F. C. Graves
Fincent
Main Street
THE
Univer
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
Lde
Filer Auto Company
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