Candidates Enter Primaries The 63 Race Totals in County
The filing period ends with 63 candidates entering primaries across parties and offices. Key figures include Carl J. Miller challenging for Senate, M. J. Sweeley seeking House speaker, Beamer and Davis on the Democratic ticket, and multiple county posts contested. Full lists name state senators, representatives, judges, clerks, and county officials across Twin Falls, Kimberly, Filer, Buhl, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Miller
M. J. Sweeley
Beamer
DL. Beamer
EC. Davis
Buhl
Foreman Fractured In Auto Mishap Near Cedar Draw
Johnson, foreman on the Maxfwell ranch west of here, suffered a fractured rib when a light car driven by Mrs. Johnson backed over an embankment into Cedar Draw near the proposed sugar factory site between Piter and Maxwell ranch. The crash occurred Friday evening as the car rolled backward after the engine died on the incline. Mr. Johnson was the only serious injury, conveyed to town where the fracture was treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Johnson
Max Fwell
Here
Radio Troubleshooting for Home Receiver Circuits
This article explains basic radio trouble shooting for home receivers. It outlines three common faults open circuit short circuit and leakage and describes simple test methods using a light bulb and extension cord to locate an open circuit and test windings for faults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight Lapper
Testing for open circuits in high tension wiring with improvised tools
Instructions describe using a battery and meter in series with a clip or probe to test for open circuits in lighting and antenna systems. It warns against testing grounds on home lighting circuits, notes grounding hazards with water and gas pipes, and suggests insulation and careful routing of conductors to avoid dangerous current paths.
Shoshone Visit and Hospital Guest Noted in Briefs
fragments describe a pipe incident at a station, a couple named Loren Binkesioe visiting with Ora Mangua andaries, Bodell, returning with a catch, and Mise Denning a nurse at the county hospital staying with Mrs Blakeslee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Binkesioe
Ora Mangua Andaries
Bodell
Mise Denning
Two Baseball Setbacks for Filer in Week Two
The Filer baseball team lost twice in week two, 10 to 3 to Hansen on Sunday and 7 to 4 to Eden on Tuesday. Manager Ripley and Wisemen praise the squad's progress amid training difficulties while Schuster started on the mound for five or six innings in each game. Schaefer fanned six in two innings of the Eden contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer Baseball
Hansen
Otter
Eid Schuster
Filer
Cnet
Hewan
Duvall
Dingin
Schaefer
American Falls Dam Hearing Set for July 24
Notice by C. Sigginas announces a county commissioners hearing at 10 oclock on July 24 to place on file petitions for the Twin Falls Southside district including Twin Falls Northeste Aberdeen Springfield Woodville Martin and Leawood projects. The petition shows 1388 signatures over distance maps and estimates the dam and reservoir cost at 12 million dollars with government sharing about half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ©. Sigginas
Twin Palle Reathette
Northeste
Aberdeen Springfield
Woodville
Martin
Leawood
Twin Falls
Saturda
Contalie
Thi
Board of County Commissioners
Local Lad Hit by Stray Sky Rocket on July Fourth
Rex Davis, four year old of Mr. Mre SG Davis, was injured when a giant sky rocket exploded on Twin Walls court house lawn. The rocket came within inches of his head as it soared and several bystanders aided him before transport to Twin Palles hospital. Homer Mell of Twin Palle and others assisted, with Mrsre Rane Cass of Mountain Home visiting, and a auto trip to Mountain Winns and Hatley noted.
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Rex
Davis
Court House
bin Purente
Twin Walls
Curie
Beth
Homer
Streck
Lee WU Taylor
Fourth of July Scorcher At Twin Falls County Fair
The Fourth of July was exceptionally hot with temperatures near 100 degrees. Twin Falls drew large crowds for free attractions and a Los Angeles radio concert while smaller towns stayed quiet. The Filer baseball team lost to Eden in a forenoon game, and many residents enjoyed picnics and fireworks as countywide celebrations drew crowds and offered multiple free entertainments.
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Bours
Twin Falls
Filer
Eden
Los Angeles
Plier
Yes
Legion Convention to Draw Hundreds to Nampa July 27 29
Idaho delegates prepare for the fourth annual American Legion convention in Nampa from July 27 to 29 with National Commander Hanford McNider expected to speak and possibly General John J. Pershing attending. Local efforts aim to entertain guests with a $10000 program featuring a baseball tournament, wrestling carnival, and a major social night led by Legion figures. Delegates from Filer will also attend. events run through Wednesday evening.
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Idan
Nampa
American Legion
Hmaho Department
Hanford McNider
Idaho Department
Namba
John J. Pershing
Montana
Mhco
Nampa Legion Post
Jm Boring
Lee Boriete
Tate
Wetock
Democrats Seek Democratic Nomination For Governor
Former governor Moers Alexander and ex chief justice William Morgan express willingness to run for governor if the Mailey convention endorses the Democratic ticket. Both name recognition and party backing shape a possible bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moers Alexander
William Morgan
Supreme Court
Mailey
Rail line bid sparks Idaho Nevada group push
A Twin Falls meeting of about 20 residents from Idaho and Nevada urged the Idaho Central Railroad to support a proposed rail link between Rogerson Idaho and Wells Nevada. Two plans were offered to form a jointly owned company with $500,000 capital and bonds for completion. The group aimed to pressure major Western railways to build the line, citing Interstate Commerce Commission authority.
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Semihrrohlete
Castern
Nevada
Rogerson
Idaho
Wells
Chamber of Commerce
Twin Falls
Idabwe Central Railroad Company
BF. Gray
Gray Mining Company
Contact
Cort
Twit Falls
Interstate Commerce Conncsion
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
Western Pacific
Commission
Bury Daughter Here Sunday Funeral Rites
Funeral services for Mrs. Mildred Marie Rue, 25, were held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. from the Methodist church. She died Thursday at the county hospital after a severe attack of pernicious disease. Rev. C. E. Deal officiated. Burial was in the I O O F cemetery. Survived by husband A C Rue, father, mother, and brother Glen of Filer, and three sisters Mrs EB Wilkinson of Salt Lake City, Mrs J H M Otte of Fairfield, Mrs A J Lord of Montello. Most relatives attended except Mrs Wilkinson visiting Texas due to flood conditions. Rue recently accepted a garage position in Baker and moved there to begin duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Marie Rue
Thareday
C. BE. Deal
Carney
Ohlo
B. Wilcox
Filer
A. C. Rue
Pinesville
Wyo
Cheyrone
Glen
Sinters
EB. L. Wilkinson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mra. J
Woman's LLB Picnic At George Piicardt Lawn
Nearly two hundred persons attended the first annual Woman's LLB Picnic hosted by the Filer Women's club on the George Piicardt lawn north of here Friday evening. Families of members enjoyed social and culinary pleasures in fine weather. committee credit goes to Mrs. T. B. Moore chairwoman and others, with thanks to Mr. and Mrs. George Erhardt for hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer Women’s Club
George Piicardt
Here
Ideer
T. B. Moore
Y D. Connor
George Leonard
H. K. Hammerquist
H. E. McMillan
George Erhardt
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Bahl
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Feaw
Castleford
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W. D. Gillis
W. M. Hines
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William Cunningham
Bubl
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Ssau
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Alan P. Senior
C. C. Siggins
Twin Palle
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J. W. Taylor
Babi
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Mies
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Piter
Ameden
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Pt Gromman
EB DeWitt
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D. L. Beamer
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William A. Babcock
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Babt
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Deep Creek
KR. A. Littler
Foreman
Cedar Draw
Johnson
Bernice Deklote
Frank Detlots
Peavey
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