Ice Caves North Shoshone Draws Throngs Of Visitors
The Shoshone sea cave north of town attracted around a hundred visitors last Sunday with a steady flow Friday through Sunday. Tourists arrive from Twin Falls and American Falls to view the lava burns trail and the ice cave entrance at the west side of Timmerman hill road. The cave features a main passage about 100 yards long with several side rooms, icy floors, and walls of frost, requiring lanterns or flashlights. some visitors have caused fires inside, prompting calls for better access and signage.
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Shoshone Journal
Shoshone Sea Cave
Twin Falls
American Falls
Shoshone
Timmerman Hill
Hailey
Nike
Oyurke
G O P Women to Organize in Tei Falla District
Miss Gladys Terhune of Tei Falla state Republican committee woman visited Tuesday to aid organizing the Republican Women's club. A meeting is set for Friday evening at the central school where a club is expected to be formed and a speaker will address attendees.
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Gladys Terhune
Tei Falla
State Republican Committee
Was & Filer
Organisation of
Republican Women’s Club
Mrs H M Ennis Moves Into Hughes Property
Mrs H M Ennis and family have moved into town and are occupying the former L C Hughes property.
Holmes Sells Yakima Residence to Recent Arrival
A. N. Holmes sold his Yakima avenue home to John Armour, father of Mrs. J. T. Greenwood, who recently arrived from Oklahoma. The cash deal totaled 4500 dollars. The property lies on the east side of the street curving Rural high school and is among the town’s desirable residences. Holmes plans to buy a 40 acre farm near here and the family will remain in Filer.
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A. N. Holmes
Yakima Avenue
John Armour
Mra
J.T. Greenwood
Mra. Armour
Oklahoma
Holmes
Mr. Holmes
Election of Staff of Teachers for Grades Complete
The Independent School board filled the teachers corps at its regular meeting Tuesday evening. Lois Anderson was elected to the fourth grade to replace Warren C Nugman who resigned for health reasons. The completed staff includes Nugman, Hart, Van Akin, Marguer, Farley, and Stevens. The board approved the annual financial report of the clerk and acting clerk Rupert L Peck and transacted routine business.
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Board of Directora of Independent School
Telet
Lois Anderson
Warren C. Nugman
Nuaman
Il Health
Warren C. Nuaman
Lennin Hart
Theatre Reopens After Extensive Restoration Under New Owner
The Gem theatre is undergoing major repairs under new proprietor Don Snyder. The building is being reshaped renovate and redecorated with a newly painted curtain while the lobby is remodeled. Work precedes the opening of the house on Tuesday next with Foolish Mothers scheduled.
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Gem Theatre
Don Snyder
Eight Filerites Enter Next Primary Race
Eight residents of the Filer district filed for office on the three Hokets amid the upcoming August 5 primary. Six run unopposed, with two facing rivals: T. E. Moore opposed by CT. Bracken for sheriff and D. F. Detweiler opposed by 0. M. Etter for commissioner from the second district on the Progressive ticket. Ivan G. Lincoln also seeks the nomination on the Republican ticket. Several unopposed candidates may face write-ins as filings continue. Fewer than 100 voters have registered for the Aug 2 close, signaling low interest and enabling only registered voters to vote.
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Filer
Hokets
T. E. Moore
CT. Bracken
Twin Falls
D. F. Detweiler
0. M. Etter
Ivan G. Lincoln
W. D. Gillis
W. T. Sheldon
W. F. Alworth
Sta
T. Dan Connor
Bommiatoner
Democratc
W. P. Shaan
W. P. Shinn
Publication Suspended By Hubl Publishing Company
The Hubl Publishing company suspended publication of the Buhl Republication on July 1 and closed their print shop. Frank W. Brown, former secretary to Gov. D. W. Davis and now publisher of a weekly at Pocatello, is named principal stockholder and will devote all time to the Huht National Farn assocation where he serves as secretary.
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Hubl Publishing
Frank W. Brown
D. W. Davis
Pocatello
San Meountant
Bub! Herald
Broken Wheel Triggers Severe Wreck Near Burley
A front wheel break caused a serious automobile crash east of Burley as Mrs. Cora Woodruff Mrs. Flora Dickanan and L C Gillilan along with Mr Gillilan and others returned from Blackfoot. Mrs Woodruff suffered facial injuries Mrs Dickanan nearly lost an ear and Mr Gillilan sustained a severed artery. The party rode a train home Wednesday while Mr Gillilan remained in Durley to recover. The car was heavily damaged and the accident prompted Dr. Gillilan to travel to the scene.
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Cora Woodruff
J. D. Gilllan
Flora Dickanon
L. C. Gillilan
Gillian
Burley
Blackfoot
Gillilan
Durley
Bemenderfer
Dr. Gillilan
FE. W. Boring
Dr. Giliflan
Bertha Hamilton
Giliflan Wll
Eighty Miles an Hour Puts Auto in Side Ditch
A high speed crash occurred on a slate highway near town when a large machine driven by an unnamed woman attempted to pass another eastbound vehicle. Speedometer read 80 mph. A lighter car entered from a road. the racing car swerved into the ditch to avoid a broadside collision, causing extensive damage but no serious injuries.
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John Kaeser
Wendell Irrigationist Acquired By W C Abbott Publisher
W C Abbott formerly of the Burley Bulletin has bought the Wendell Irrigationist from Charles O Davia. The sale expands Abbott's print holdings and covers Wendell area reporting.
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W. C. Abbott
Burley Bulletin
Wendell Irrigationist
Charlee O. Davia
Piler Auto Completes Improved Garage Entrance Work
The Piler Auto company has just completed an improved approach to the garage entrance with the cement curbing leveled off, marking a notable upgrade to the facility’s exterior access.
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Piler Auto Company
Scholten couple back from motor trip to Nampa
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Scholten returned home at the start of the week after a motor trip to Nampa and nearby points, detailing their travel and homecoming.
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Arthur E. Scholten
Nampa
Warm Weather and Crop Update This Week
This week brings higher temperatures with highs near 97 degrees. Local markets report green corn and apricots in season while crops advance despite water shortages. Heavy upstream rains last week boosted available water, though deliveries have fluctuated around mid forties to fifty percent.
Bean Crop Recovers From Fungus Blight Fear
Bean crop losses from a disease are expected to drop below ten percent, as researchers led by J M Reader of the University of Malo report the trouble to be a fungus linked to wilt in potatoes. Weather intensified the outbreak, but recent inspections show the situation improving and harvests progressing toward optimism. Continued on page 8.
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Krowers
J. M. Reader
University of Malo
Raeder
EB. Brossard
Former Filer Boy Joins Boston Tourists Westward
Raleigh Drake, former Filer Boy, leads a nine person party of Boston tourists touring Yellowstone Grand Canyon and West Coast destinations. They began June 27 from Boston, stopovers include Colorado Springs Promontory, Grand Canyon, Los Angeles, San Diego, Mexico, then Seattle and return via Canadian Pacific. Drake manages travel, lodging, budgets, and schedules for the group.
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Mre
F. &. Drake
Yellowstone National Park
Naleigh
Boston
Raleigh
Moston
Mao
Colorado Springs
Grand Canyon
Los Angeles
Willo
Diego
Mexico
Homme Ward
California
Seattle
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Mra. Drake
Wilaleigh
Boston University
Filer
Aig Echool
Murders and drownings shock Idaho town in one week
A string of deadly incidents in Idaho includes Clem Adame of American Falls drowning himself near the Snake River after planning to tell his wife of a proposed act, and 21 year old Noy Callahan killed by a shotgun explosion near Hagerman. A third case reports a murder tied to an orchard trigger device and an Austrian, Kobylak, linked to a separate Arctic of crime in Arco area.
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American Falls
Clem Adame
Snake
Hagerman
Woods
Callahan
Gooding
Haegerman
J. Reed
Henry Arterburn
Hagerman Valley
Callan Feil
Roy Callahan
M. Fogemer
Barlogs
Gooding County Suerte
Mrrange
Moon
Idaho
Arco
Fred Ka‘hyluk
Park City
Utah
Tnt
Arty Latham
Carny
Latham
Stury Lathan
Kobylak
Bluk
Joby
Kiwanis Convention Report At Denver June Meeting
A detailed report on the International Kiwanis Convention held in Denver was presented at the Twin Falls club luncheon. Frank J. Than, past president, and John Graham attended, with Graham also at the luncheon. J Feldhusen of Twin Falls High School spoke as guest, and P. Ii. I received the attendance prize.
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Denver
Samer
Filer Kiwanis Club
Frank J.than
Twin Falls Club
John Graham
Dent
Graham
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North Shoshone
G. O. P. Women
Yakima
Pill
W. C. Naaman
Burl
Republican
Dr. J. D. Gillilan Parmily
Esrt Mengoe
Marvin
Shoshome Basin
South Idaho
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