Idaho Power files adjusted rate schedule
The Idaho Power company filed new rate schedules with the state public utilities commission detailing changes in residential and domestic cooking and heating rates. The plan raises monthly charges for certain kilowatt blocks while keeping commercial lighting and other rates largely unchanged. The schedule takes effect February 17 or after 30 days, with protest noted against a previously rejected June filing.
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Idaho Power Company
State Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Western Union Extends Lines to Wells Nevada
Western Union extends telegraphic lines from Rogerson Idaho to Wells Nevada ahead of Oregon Short Line railway rails between the two points. U G Life Salt Lake district supervisor says service will run direct from Twin Falls to coast after the new railroad is built. Life notes expansion fits company plan for new lines and equipment despite weak trade conditions. Word also says Union Pacific president C R Gray approved the railroad expense budget.
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Rogerson
Idaho
Wella
Nev
Western Union Telegraph Company
Oregon Short Line
U. G. Life
Salt Lake
Western Union Company
Twin Falls
Coast
Mr. Life
Wells
C. R Gray
Union Pacific
Okeh
Plan Dairy Pool Meeting Here For Thursday Next
County agent KH E Brossard says a dairy producers meeting will be held at the Gem theatre Thursday at 2 10 PM to discuss forming a dairy pool and local creameries cheese factories. Government films on dairy subjects will precede an open meeting for all interested.
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Gem Theatre
KH. E. Brossard
Congress Cuts Appropriation for Big District
The omission of funding for the American Falls project in Interior Department spending may not halt the program or delay completion beyond two years, said W. F. Alworth, secretary of the American Falls reservoir district. District expenditures total about 20,000, mostly for permanent records, and the $2,700,000 bond issue will stay unsold until the project is deemed financially sound. Opposition to reclamation funds follows the firing of A. I P. Davis, with irrigation regions facing rumors of hardship and rate-cut tensions used as arguments against advancing payments.
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Congress
W. F. Alworth
American Falls
Twin Falls News
Interior Department
House of Representatives
House Appropriations Committee
Alworth
Reclamation Service
A. I P. Davis
Reclamation
Mission council meeting in Gooding attended by J D Gillian
Dr J D Gillian pastor of the Methodist church traveled to Gooding Tuesday for the third annual Itxho Home Mission council session Tuesday and Wednesday. He returned home yesterday. Representatives from many areas were to attend the interdenominational gathering aiming to indicate where new churches are needed and to ease overcrowded communities. The council includes representatives from evangelical denominations.
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J. D. Gillian
Methodist Church
Gooding
Itxho Home Mission Council
Turetay
Mahie
Evangelical
Denomualons
Correction Notice of Filer Highway Board Minutes
Correction notice explains error in last week’s publication of the Filer Highway district board minutes. It states the secretary treasurer Arthur E Anderson salary was listed as 175 dollars monthly but should have been 106 dollars monthly as documented in the minutes.
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Filer Highway Board
Board of Commissioners of the
Filer Highway District
Arthur E Anderson
Wereas
Bual To Play Hoop Game Here Friday
The Buhl high school basketball teams visit Friday night for a local court doubleheader. The girls play Filer at 7 30 p m, with Bub and Filer the opener. Buhl has struggled this season, losing to Hollister and Kimberly, while the West Enders remain a strong rival for local fans. The boys’ game follows the girls, and Friday’s results are not yet settled. Filer earlier beat the locals 43 to 18 in Gooing’s stay, marking the Northsiders’ first defeat, after a prior loss at Twin Falls 19 to 12.
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Buhl
Butt
Hollister
Kimberly
West Enders
Bub
Jury List Drawn For Present Term In County Court
A 30 jurors list to report Monday January 28 for sorties in the coming term of district court was drawn Friday by the court clerk, probate judge and sheriff under orders by District Judge W A Babcock. Names include J C Porterfield, E Leece, J F Gerdes, J Pinch, A Keeler, Harry Eaton, J G Cress, J G Barkleong, J Beauchamp, D H Cook, Hurst, Clayton, Merrick, Robert Bier, G K Thomert, Kilt, Wilson, Jewett, Potter, Wood Hollister, White, Bates and others.
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Heriff
W A. Babcock
Falle
Lae Manley
FW Mackey
J. C Porterfield
E Leece
J. F. Gerdes
J. Pinch
A. Keeler
Harry Eaton
L. Bebielder
D & Ryan
L. G. Brans
J. G. Cress
G. Barkieog
J. ©. Beauchamp
D. H. Cook Bubi
A. L. Hurst
Hildwoo
JC. Clayton
C. M. Merrick
Robert B. Bier
G. K. Thomert
AE. Kilt
Filer
H. Bayder
DL. Graybai
Assessors Fix Livestock Values At Boise Meeting
Idaho assessors at the annual Boise convention fixed livestock tax values for 1924 with most totals unchanged from the previous year, though some reductions occurred. Claud Stewart of Twin Falls, president of the assessors, attended, while debates over establishing a state tax commissioner and county appraisals for real estate continued.
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Idaho
Mortain
Claud Stewart
Twin Falls
Orgenination
Garos
A. Jeter
Stain
Farewell Reception for W. & Niemen at Cedar Draw School
A farewell reception was held Thursday evening January 24 at Cedar Draw School for Hopeful W. and Niemen who are leaving the district to attend Albion Normal College and graduate with the June 1934 class.
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Cedar Draw Schooihowse
Hoper
W. & Niemen
Albion Normal
Dueere Reeret
Detwilter Coal News Management Review Issue
Detwiler Coal Yard manager faced committee over publication delays and potential notices. Workspace irregularities and publication timing cited as key concerns by the Romows Wat committee, with actions pending verdict and policy clarifications.
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D. F. Detwetler
M&mager
Detwiler
Snowfall Briefly Ignores Sleet Yet Keeps Winter Grip
A light snow fell Wednesday afternoon reminding residents winter remains. The past week stayed very cold at Unter with occasional milder spells. No severe cold front is indicated, but winter conditions persist.
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Tate
Unter
State Seed Show at Jerome Set Record Breaker
The Jerome seed show last week claimed record success with George K Johnson earning top prize in certified Dicklaw seed wheat and exhibits in Ladino clover. Prizes went to members of the Idaho Leading Growers association led by Johnson secretary A Smith Hughes judged by a Joe Ihaao. The event featured addresses conferences and demonstrations. Holmes won the Smith Hughes cup with a second consecutive victory. Twit Pails placed second. The program also noted the election of M A Thometa president and a slate of Boise Spring- teild officials with Jerome J Welch and others as directors.
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Jerome
George K. Johnson
Idaho Laeding Growers Association
Johnson
Smith
Pollibed Pebbles Operetta Aims for School Funds
The school operetta Pollibed Pebbles staged Friday afternoon and evening by the free club of the Muraligh with orchestra support proved musical and financial success. Superintendent G. B. Denman called it the most supremetal production among three annual shows. Directed by Mrs. Georgia Andrews Bnyder with Mr. TL Byrne assisting, proceeds benefit the student activity fund. Cast numbers nine principals and a chorus of young singers including Mabel Delio Garis Robertson Grace Detweller Mildred Nok Grace Moore Charles Lapp Bute Gonde Opal Aman and Louie Kane.
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G. 8. Denman
Georgia Andrews Bnyder
TL Byrne
Eamel
Mabel Delio
Garis Robertson
Grace Detweller
Mildred Nok
Grate Moore
Charles Lapp
Bute Gonde
Opal
Aman
Loule Kane
Encamppment Installs Officers in Twin Walls Meeting
Installation of new officers for Costas encampment occurred at the jodee rooms in Twin Walls Tuesday evening EL. Officers named include Chief patrianth A Welter solar waren FO Comptot Junior war den Fred W. Mackey staff rapters RC McAuley KT, and deputy grand patriarch. The encampment voted to consolidate Twin Pelle Jerome and Eden encampments. Eden has not yet acted.
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Costas
Jodee
Patrianth
Welter
Fred W. Mackey
RC McAuley
Wae Tstalling Offiwr
Jerome
Pelle
Eden
Divorce action filed by Edna Frame against M Frame
In district court Mrs Edna Frame seeks a divorce from M Frame alleging separation since 16, asserting no community property and seeking restoration of her maiden name Edna Bruce. The case cites custody and support issues amid a contested separation.
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Balt
Istrict
Edna
Frame
Closing Session at Idaho Irrigation Congress Tonight
Mrs C J Schroeder of Poplar Home District to address closing session on Irrigation from the Woman's View. A W McCallum editor of the Idaho Herald to speak on Irrigation and the Relation to Business World. Program includes lectures on marketing, water supply, fruit industry, canal maintenance, and a banquet at Rogerson hotel with Governor Moore as speaker.
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Mra C
Western Staten Rac- Inmation Association
Ro & Flapard
Jerome
Idaho
Addren
Our Potato Marketing Association
Charles J. Carlson
Falls
American Railway Association
Parton Helt
George N. Carter
Twin Valle Canal Co
Twin Pulte
Fee
Rogerson Hotel
Joel Priest
Male Bator
O. Dey Hhit Music
W. McCallum
Bob Herald
Babi
Rebekah Officials Duly Installed
Miriam Hebekah lodge No. 6 held a regular meeting installing officers for a one year term. Officers included Mrs J F Mallory presiding, Mrs McCleary district deputy, Mrs Arthur McMillan vice president, Mrs Orm grand marshal, Mrs John Blaser grand treasurer, and Mrs Frank Al ain grand secretary. Also installed were Huth McDonough noble grand and others including Emma McKinsey secretary, Mabel Small treasurer, Lilien Macaw warden, Minnie Orm conductor, Freide Bines outside guardian, Clare Albin inside guardian, Lehe Short and Blanche Hamilton vice grand supporters, Ethel McMillas and Lain McKinley noble guardians, Myrtle Craig organist. A cupper was served after adjournment.
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Miriam Hebekah Lodge
Mesdames Peck
Weatherby
Card
J. F. Mallory
Sabre Grand
Mra
McCleary
Athur McMillan
Mies Huth McDonough
Noble Grand
Dore Wilks
View Grand
Emma McKinsey
Masle Brown
Mabel Small
Lilien Macaw
Minnie Orm
Conduettor
Freide Bines
Guardian
Clare Albin
Lehe Short
Blanche Hamilton
Ethel McMillas
Lain McKinley
Myrtle Craig
Farm Sale Next Saturday At Friedman Ranch
The first general farm sale of the year will be held locally next week. A public auction at the Kate Friedman ranch near Filer will start at nine, featuring horses, hogs, cows, farm machinery, and a barley bartee. Munyon & Flopkins are the auctioneers with A Ghear t4 as clerk.
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Kate Friedman
JM. Stevens
Munyon & Flopkins
Agg Wy
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Irrigation Congress
Rebekah
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