High School Boys Turn Summer Labor Into Profit
Summer agricultural work by Fil er district students under Glen J. Banta yielded 83 acres of crops and one chicken run. From 2003 hours of labor, $4504.92 in produce was sold with $1498.90 expenses and $2506.25 profit, averaging $5.82 per hour. Charles Dink earned $2.68 per hour on onions and potatoes from two acres planting, with 640 hours worked and $212.72 expenses, while Whatred Martin yielded $129.00 over expenses on potatoes. More hogs and dairy cows may be added as crops expand and students seek higher returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ander
Glen J. Banta
Charles Dink
Pilis
Themen Elves
Martin Patedn
Optimism marks annual banquet in Twin Falls
Twin Falls North and South Side Shorthorn Breeders association held its annual meeting and banquet. A planned sale of Short horn cattle on March 30 and four farm tour events including Caldwell March 28 and Breskfoot March 21 or April 1 were rejected. Officers were elected to lead while a slate of directors included N He Leland and J G Hayden. Notable speakers at the banquet included C A McMaster and Milo Davis among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Twin Falls North and South Side
Caldwell
Breskfoot
A. Mee Master
Twin Palls
Walter Musirave
Thith Normal Husbandman
State University Extension Department
J. Nessly
Bolan
A. J. O'Reilly
Milo Davis
Twin Pulls
Milk River Valley settlement meeting in Mantans
Representatives of the Great Northern Railway will host an op teeture pot demonstration at the Gem tomorrow afternoon at 2 00 o clock. G W Sullivan sericultural development agent for the railway company was here earlier in the week making arrangements for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway
Priday
O'Fork
Milk River
Mentane
G. W. Sullivan
Successful farm auction sale held yesterday
Farm auction concluded with strong bidding as CP Winger presided over two mortgaged lots. Conductor Conderted oversaw the sale at close range. Menyoo, Soa, and Hopkins acted as auctioneers. The items in the two lots sold well and drew a good crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CP. Winger
Mort Muccenstal
Menyoo
Soa
Hopkins
Magazine Exchange Initiated By Local Club In Idaho
The Wil Williams millinery and Business Women's Club sponsor a magazine exchange with headquarters at the Meat Market. Public cooperation is requested as magazines only are accepted and borrowers are asked not to return them. A set of the free traveling library books arrived at the grade school and is available to the public under standard regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Pree
Wil Hams
Weeman's Club
Usant
Filer Meets Twin Falls at Gym Friday
Rural high school casaba team crushed Kimberly 31 to 4 on their floor Friday. They prepare for Twin Falls at home tomorrow in the second meeting this season. Key players include Aman, Murray, Cole, Huang, and guards Thay and Blackbure, with substitutes Martin for Aman. Referee Whitney of Twin Falls.
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Filer
Twin Falls
Kimberly
Denman
Casaba
Thay
Cole
Piler
Huang
Aman
Murray
Thin
Blackbure
Holden
Adam
Steve
Rowland
Martin
Whitney
Twin Falta
Award Letters To 15 Members Of 1921 Football Squad
Formal presentation at Rural High School awarded sweaters to 15 squad members for the season. Principe Denman credited with guiding the team, gifts funded by local business leaders and football figures as first trophies in the school athletic circuit. Recipients include Leslie Amen Jadeon Timm Ore Aman Melvin Stackburn Irots Orm Rerse Glink Charles Diehl Lester Cebit Lomehe Saint Thurstan Debis Ralph Love Louis Enois Loren Drake Levitia Willem son and Winifred Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Principe Denman
Filer
Cab
Tor
Sebool Athletic Ciretos
Hub Clothiery Opens Under New Ownership
AT. Cranie becomes new owner of the Hub Clothiery after a short lapse in operation amid transfer of ownership. Mc Crate manager said the business reopened yesterday morning. Mr Arpovitz and his brother Joe Jett traveled to Salt Lake City on Tuesday.
Code of Morals Pamphlet From State Federation News
The State Federation Club News notes a pamphlet from Mrs Jona Sherman chairing a Code of Morals for boys and girls. It highlights laws on health self control self reliance reliability clean play teamwork kindness loyalty and a card of thanks. Copies are available from the National Capitol Press Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Apriind
Stucaton
Jona J. Sherman
William J. Hutchins
National Capitol Preas
Washington, D.C
Government Introduction Pack Promotes Public Awareness
A government information drive offers free descriptive folders and leaflets about various departments and overall governance. The material aims to educate citizens, including students and new residents, with readable articles and images, encouraging mail subscriptions and personal collection in a single portfolio.
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Mike
Purchase of Forty Head of Reghetaned Duroe Jerey Cattle
CA McMaster of Twin Falls offered for sale a drive of forty head of reghetaned Duroe Jerey wine. Beckoned buyers Cause and Bebitinen bought fay 3.58 Lundred pounds prior to the Metter tor's sale opening. Thursday sale adjourned to before the Metter tor's wale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cause & Bebitinen
Lundred
Pek Ewine
CA McMaster
Twin Falls
Metter Tor
Duroe
Jerey Ewine
Local boy injured after car accident near Valley distance
Eight year old Jerowr Biresing, son of Mr and Mrs Cort Blowing, was seriously injured Saturday when a bear incident occurred near Valley distance. He was treated after the mishap and remains under care with halter rupee noted.
Cost of Rootini Thea Trial in Meier Murder Case
Audited bills show total costs amounting to 22 008 dollars tied to the case of Bwana F Meier's murder. The trial of Lyde soathyed is referenced as part of mounting expenses in the Western district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostd Wiehuniy Pouniiriomor
Wesnme
Tee
Mre Lyde
Bwana F. Meier
Ousk
Wilfred Olen Talks Beans Prices for Season
Olsen on Wilfred Olen, manager of the Filer Berd company, growers merchants of garden peas, discusses contract prices for growing beans and anticipated seasonal terms. He notes previous pricing and the outlook for the upcoming harvest and market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Olen
Filer Berd Company
Oleen
Another Duroc Jersey Sale Held Last Week
A fragmented report notes a Duroc Jersey sale last week with several names and prices obscured. A. Me Meet and Bone and Twin Palle are mentioned among attendees, with limited legible figures indicating prices around seven dollars.
Head Lettuce Growers Name Committee Men
The meeting outlines the appointment of a four member committee including Otto Filer Jota Wy Hardin Kimberly BK Woot Kitherty WB Filer and Je K Brossard as coauthority agent. The group plans a February 4 gathering to discuss charterwide meetings for prospective feeder growers and is expected to be addressed by Benner field horticulturist and annual authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau
Otto
Filer
Jota Wy Hardin
Kimberly BK
Kitherty
Je K. Brossard
Bewil
Fara Tinesa
Benner
Pig Club Award Arrangements for Fair Contest
Ward receives word that the Darge Jerees association will present awards for the pig club at the fair. The usual district prize of 41 before this year totals 3950 but the award now listed as 8200, with the old Chat A J OReilly county eh rouider seeking to secure a suspension of the Patines that prevents participants from competing during Smnitheltaehen work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darge Jerees Association
Chat A. J Oreilly
Eh Rouider
Darine Doring
Smnitheltaehen Ork
Filer Woman's Club Postpone Banquet
Indefinite postponement of the annual Fler Woman's club banquet was announced yesterday by the committee in charge. The event, planned for Wednesday evening at the high school, had extensive preparations under way but is unlikely to be held this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vince Vache Bam
Fler Woman's Club
Shorthorn Sale Averages 115 Per Head At Twin Kelle North
The Shorthorn sale at Twin Kelle North and Heath Ride drew bidders including Awefin Grim Mus erate Bros and Kommer Pope. About 11 animals sold averaging 1158 per head, totaling 1615. Amide J Miller of Catsedl supervised offerings with Bebidman as manager and clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fily Divirer Paretdheen
Kelle
Heath
Shorthorn
Paving Bonds Sale Promised for Public Street Work
A fragment indicates Friday an unnamed consortium sold bonds or notes to private investors for paving a street project on Mutn street. Details about the buyers and organizers are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Local markets show steady rise in prices
Local market prices advance with a 7 cent weekly gain. Bread climbs from 24 to 31 cents per loaf, while beef moves up about 25 cents at brand stores. Chickens rise to 12 cents a pound as overall market costs trend higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatierfat Rae
Organizing Auxiliary To Legion Meeting Planned
A meeting of the local American Legion auxiliary is organized to discuss forming an auxiliary unit. Officials and relatives of World War II veterans attended the session. A meal and service were planned, with aims to support veterans and community activities in Twin Falls.
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Motors
Witen
Atelirn
Utd
American Legion
Murray Sells Out Auction in town by crowd
The text reports an auction led by Karl Sarre on a local property owned by Fermin, with the event described as large and including equipment and goods. Ralph Cedartedir and Waller & Sheerer are noted in relation to the sale, with plans mentioned to relocate nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Sarre
Ferminty
Tole
Hewett
Murray
Stace
Glace
Ralph Cedartedir
Waller & Sheerer
Quenien
Wii
Unclear Historical Plot On Trial script Outline
Fragmentary OCR describes a plan involving a trial to determine if a document or plan will aid American interests. Mentions a Dramatic Club, a court, and authors like Katherine Hope Jawhey. Details are unreadable and ambiguous due to damage.
Local Past Events Report Amidst Quoted Figures and Muddled Text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a theater event and a fire incident with incoherent sums such as 2.0, 20.4, and 132.43. The passage references names like Rey and Uda, places like Nemes, and mentions a money tally, but details are garbled and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Rey
R. Uda
Dion
Armee
Meluow
Nemes
Mutual Creamery Sets Opening in Higley Building
George Kreines, representing Mutual Creamery, arrives from Podatelin to oversee installation of a steam generating system in the Higley building. Charan at EO Ripley reports ready for business as equipment is placed and tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breteh Bere
Mutual Creamery Company
Jt Charan
EO Ripley
Higley
George Kreines
Podatelinas
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Mantans
Kioberly
Hub Clothiery
State Federation Club News
Homer Tl
SshrTie State Press
America
Iite
Alec
Duquesne Homer
Fiter Villa
Fire Department
Fiter Volanteer
Glans
Colar
United States
Ae Ubi
Ite
Hoy
Romleter
Oatwell
Mom Sehidman van Gale
Vad Etek
Otto Lef Vitor
Filer Woman's Club
Hic
Petivhuman Tonto
Meee
Pather
Murat High School
Pebtay
Pebeawe
Eo EN Ich Ponte
Amerivan
Ube
Heer
Mutual Creamery
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