Filer Triumphs In Ten Thousand Dollar Bond Election
The village carried a 10000 dollar municipal bond issue with only two votes against it. Voters approved 82 to 1 on a 6500 water pipe bond and 79 to 2 on a 3500 fire equipment bond. Registration rose to 96 thanks to active locals. Election officials included B F Philby W W Graves and William Walker. A Lowe Brothers rep discussed pipe sales but material purchase was deferred.
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Main Street
Eb, Albin
J. M. Markel
B. F. Philby
W. W. Graves
William Walker
BE. ER. Bingman
W. R. Pease
Lowe Brothers Dealers In
Salt Lake City
Pioneer Cooperative Cow Testing Association Organized
Directors met at the farm bureau office to organize plans for greater efficiency in cow testing. Election of officers was deferred. members agree to join to receive monthly performance records and herd improvement advice, with a $4 per day per month payment to cover expenses.
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Pioneer ‘Testing Association
Farm Bureau
Pioneer Cooperative Cow Testing Association
Eranembes
Boy Drowns In Canal Near Clover
An 18 year old boy named Waywala of Clover drowned Tuesday while swimming in the high Hine canal. His body, recovered a mile and a half downstream, was taken in by Coroner P. J. Grossman. He had recently learned to swim and faded after his companions left, with a current pulling him under. ranchers aided in the rope drag search to recover the body at daybreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waywala
Clover
High Hine
P. J. Grossman
Herzinger
Vaywala
Waywaia
Stored Water Released at Jackson Lake to Balance Canal Flow
J C Wheelon general manager of Twin Falls Canal Company announces 2000 second feet of water drawn from Jackson Lake to maintain even flow in Twin Falls north and south side canals. Deputy Commissioner Baldwin says flow is regulated on standing orders and the draft, though late, does not indicate a shortage.
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Twin Pally
Jackson Lake
J C. Wheelon
Twin Pulls Canal Company
Clyde Baldwin
Reclamation
Idaho Park
Snake River
Baldwin
Twin Falls Canal Companys
Offee
Monthly assessment and travel allowance contract note
The document outlines regular monthly assessments to the University of Wsho and $1 monthly to the association treasurer to cover traveling and incidental expenses. It provides for fines if testing is not required, furnishing board for a tester, and lodging at the Boury tech. It binds parties to by laws, supports year‑round association, and attaches the note as part of the contract.
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University of Wsho
Additon
Boury Tech
Cattle Tested for Exhibition Rule Announced by Idaho Official
Dr. W A Sullivan of the state bureau of animal industry declares no cattle may be shown in county, community, or state fairs unless fully tested and free of contagious disease. The plan, now statewide, aims to protect purebred cattle. 150 reactors were shipped to abattoirs statewide in June for tuberculosis concerns. No hog cholera cases reported in the district.
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W. A. Sullivan
State Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Ageculture
Boise
Sulliv
Twin Falls
Sullivan
Morris J. Linsley
Michael Shipley
Ben
Hull
Adams
Exposition
Idaho
Forecast lowers for 1921 wheat crop in United States
Washington reports total 1921 wheat production forecast at 80900000 bushels, down from 200000000 bushels forecast a month prior. Winter wheat estimated at 674000000 bushels, spring at 235000000, amid lower grain condition and year earlier figures.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Wheat Expert Will Visit Twin Falls County July 15
B F Bheehan resident agronomist and state seed commissioner will inspect local wheat fields in Twin Falls County on July 15 per County agricultural agent H B Powers. Growers with fields to be inspected should contact Mr Powers at Twin Falls promptly.
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B. F. Bheehan
Feld Agronomist
Twin Palle County
H. B. Powere
Mr. Powers
Twin Falls
Ford Sommesaults On West Main Street
Frank Richards of Armour and Company and his companion leaned their roadster on Main Street when a hind wheel broke and the vehicle tore over. Top demolished and two straw sides smashed though occupants escaped serious harm, pinned under the machine, ambulance not needed. The incident followed the village voting bonds to pave Main Street.
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West Main Street
Nimet
Waterloo
Filer
Frank Richards
Armour and Company, Pocatello
Hen Curtis
Math Street
4Rd
Buhl Defeats 18 mill Levy For Schools
Buhl residents voted on an 18 mill school levy to cover last year’s obligations totaling 44 182 52. The 610 ballots produced 319 yes and 291 no, short of the two thirds required. The tally showed the levy failed by a narrow margin.
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Bub
Opens Vulcanizing Shop on Main Street
A. H. Howe of Chicago opened a vulcanizing and auto tire repair shop in the Ripley building on Main Street, previously the U-Need-Me produce firm. Howe and his family, touring the county, stayed at the auto towrtet park in Filer, rented a house, and began operations promptly.
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A. H. Howe
Chicago
Ripley
Main Street
U-Need-Me Produce Company
Weekly Bulletin of Twin Falls Canal Co
Water diverted from Milner dam 3530 second feet with natural flow 1008 second feet and stored water 1140 second feet. Water passing Milner dam as waste 22 second feet. Total capacity in Jackson lake 97183 acre feet. Total draft on Jackson lake to date 450 feet plus loss 458 feet or 0.918 acre feet. Toward in Jackson lake to date 81265.
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Milner Dam
Jackson Lake
Midnight milk raid shocks town as unknown thief roams
A late night pilferer targets homes, siphoning milk and cream left on porches. A car tank is filled with a substance described as pasteine and tours neighborhoods, stopping at residences. Mr Love’s son awoke to the sight of a garden snake drinking milk, prompting a brief alarm. Several residents report similar midnight visits by the culprit.
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A. Larve
Paseline
Twio Palle rate bearing results reported this week
The He cord provides money to report results of the twio palle bearing in full. A complete count of the bearing will be made then these columns meet next week.
Wooden Water Mains Replaced On State Highway
Work on the state highway to replace 1300 feet of wooden water mains with iron pipe moved forward this week. L D Allen water commissioner said the new pipe arrived from Alabama late last week and crews removed old pipes and prepared the route. The project required laying tram pipe before cement paving and diverted the municipal supply via Adell avenue with minimal service disruption.
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Adell Avenue
L. D. Allen
Maine
Alabama
Phelps
J. D. Allen
Caravan head sends answer to invitation in 1921 letter
This 1921 dispatch reports Modern Caravan manager WD Scott replying to a Twin Falls Idaho invitation. Scott thanks hosts for hospitality offers at the natatorium and entertainment, but states a definite decision cannot be made until after a written reply due within ten days. The plan to depart New York July 28 is noted with ongoing discussions with the Chamber of Commerce.
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Viet Twin Falls
Chet Wort
New York
WD Scott
EB Powers
Brooklyn
N.Y
H. B
Powers
University of Idaho
Twin Falls
Idaho
Chamber of Commerece
Spraying Dates for Apple Orchards Announced
The department of agriculture reports spraying dates for apple orchards based on codling moth studies. Burlap traps on trees guide timing for a second brood precaution. Twin Falls and nearby areas project a large apple crop this year as predicted by officials.
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Vureau
Ube
Gasoline Drops at Local Dealers Amid Price Cut
Local dealers announce a notable reduction in gas prices. Mr. and Mrs. C Felton with their son and sister spent a week at Yellowstone Park. Felton's mother has returned to her home in Oklahoma.
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C. Felton
Som
Se Slater Jana
Yellowstone Park
Mr. Felton
Oklahoma
Tax Delinquencies Hit Twenty Percent in District
County Treasurer Rovma L Warren reports that out of 1 617 862 63 dollars in taxes for the past year, 319 333 22 dollars are delinquent. First installment shows 78 618 6 in delinquent credits, while 466 347 16 has been collected. Delinquent first installment stands at 198 860 57 with 4 563 45 in credit requested and 676 115 90 extended on second installment. Total delinquent now 120 772 46.
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Rovma L. Warren
Tema County
Former Filer Lad Injured at Game ER
Dooley Jr son of Mr and Mrs R Dooley of 319 Third Avenue North is laid up with a broken shoulder from an accident after a ball game in Lincoln Park last week. He is at home under treatment resting easily. Eye witnesses say he toppled over the bleachers after leaving the stand, landing 16 feet down on his right shoulder. Dr H W Wite reported no fractures.
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ER. Dooley, Jr
R. Dooley
Third Avenue North
Twin Falls
Lincoln Park
H. W
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Righty Two
COW Testing Association
Twin Falls Company
Sulivan
Palle County
Buhl
Bubl
Twin Falls Canal Co
Wheelon
Caravan Head
Gilad
Scott
Warren
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