Paving Contract Awarded For Main Street In Hurley
The board last night awarded the six block Main Street paving contract to Potter and Salmon of Burley for 1516 dollars with concrete paving. The decision, in a three to two vote, favored concrete over the cheaper butyllithic option. Construction to start next week depends on water main installation and bond-funded pipe purchase.
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Main Street
Burley
Wiler
Palker and Salmon
Hurley
Holmes
Bouthend
Agreement at Park Meeting Sets Threshing Prices
Farmers and threshermen settled fall threshing rates at Twin Falls park after noon on Saturday. Wheat and barley priced five cents. oats included at 12 cents if threshers supply price. Hull beans 15 cents, 20 cents machine recleaned. Wages for separator and engine men debated. pike men wage set at two dollars and fifty cents per ten hours.
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Twin Falls
Twin Palls
American White Cross Worker to Be Here
Reverend OB Deal reports Rob ert C Edington state secretary of the American White Cross will speak at the Methodist church in Filer next Sabbath morning The speaker from Helena Montana promotes hospital and humanitarian work and urges attendance at the Sunday service to hear him.
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OB. Deal
Robert C. Edington
Wecretery
American White Cross
Filer
Methodist Church
Mie
Helena
Montama
Cone
Sanajastume
Edington
Klights of Colomobos Pronicced Hear Sunday
A fragment from a Cobonilius centennial celebration describes events at Bevercombe grove north of Filer. Despite bad weather a good attendance enjoyed contests including dark races foot races and tugs of war with prizes awarded and a plenary lunch noted as a highlight.
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Klights
Colombos
Cobonilius
Bevercombe Grove
Filer
Bermo
State Liberty Bond Loans Accelerate Across Farmers
State department announces daily increases in Liberty Bond backed loans for farmers and schools. About $108,550 in farm loans by Liberty bonds at 2 percent discount to par have been approved, with over $24,000 already loaned. Alfred Hagen ai of Public Investments cites high demand and rapid disbursement as funds flow to relieve money stringency. Additional bonds and mortgages paid this quarter bolster the program, including $36,000 in farm loans and $18,750 in school bonds.
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Liberty Honda
State Department of Public Investments
Alfred Hagen Ai Whoner
Public Investments
Jakonie Security
Me ‘Hogensen
Ptate
Otte Heads Cow Testing Association
Otte elected president of the Cow Testing Association at a one day meeting held at county grounds. Benlek of Hutto named vice president J A Jargles of Clover secretary treasurer. Board includes Ehier Twin Falls and Middiestadt Publ. Eight days monthly will be used for testing and eight days for official work.
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Association In Community
Benlek
Hutt
J. A. Jargles
Clover
Fer
Ehier
Twin Falls
Middiestadt
Publ
Ota
Mrs Southard Denied Bail Pending Trial
Lyda Southard, charged with murdering her fourth husband Edward P Meyer, must stay in jail until trial. Judge W A Habenek denied bail. investigations continue into the deaths of three other husbands, a brother-in-law, and her child.
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Lyda Southard
Edward P. Meyer
Diekker
W. A Habenek
Babeork Chet Proviciaus
Idabe
County fair pie coop aids show prep this fall
County officials and local leaders assist the pig club in organizing and culling pies for exhibition at the county fair this fall. The group works to lower the tart and mobilize volunteers this week.
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PTO
O'Reilly
Cheb
AL Orelly
LA Onele
Pig Club
Garage and Auto Burned At Detweiler Residence
Early morning fire destroyed a garage and a car owned by William H. Detweiler with all contents. Mrs. Detweiler found the flames at dawn. The cause remains unknown and menaced nearby property. Firefighters reported the structure burned to the ground.
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William H. Detweiler
Tariff on Small Seed Protects Idaho
Idaho seed growers gain import duties on alfalfa clovers timothy and sugar beet seed under a new tariff bill. Representative Addison T Smith notes the protection against cheaper foreign seeds from France Britain and Germany, aiding local production and competitiveness.
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Congress
Addison T Smith
Sheehan
Idaho
Washton
United States
Sykes Recovers After Proser Derrick Accident
A Sykes is reported recovering after an accident while moving a derrick near the Falls Cosles ranch west of town. He and his partner were handling a slack line when the team lunged. The cable struck him in the chest and he was thrown about twelve feet. He was bedridden for days but has since resumed duties.
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Sykes
H. Sykes
Lorient
Alebbare
Fllis Cosles Ranch
Mr. Byker
Blood Transfusion Saves Brother In Lodge Reminder
A Sierer of Filer resident received a blood transfusion from a Twin Pallem brother member of Thretsky Lodge II to aid a heart ailment and severe anemia. About a dozen lodge members offered blood at a hospital altar as the physician ordered transfusions every five days to restore strength.
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Py Melans
Sierer
Filer
Palle
Thretsky Lodge II
Brotherhood
Order
Sterer
Local Conditions in Boise Interview Highlights Next Season
Twin Falls county aims for a historic crop with Soney in Hebt. farmers trim costs by 25 to 40 percent through trading work and repairs while adopting new implements. H. H. Schildman of Filer praises Meredith’s West Red project and notes water supply secured by reduced Roseworth tract. He remains optimistic about recovery and caravan arrivals in the Twin Falls area.
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Twin Falls
Soney
Hebt
Palth
Meredith
H. H. Schildman
Filer
Tureday
Sehildman
Hole
Schildman
Roseworth
Bewini Bet Taam
Denman to Move to Piler in Near Future
George EO Denman, superintendent of Karat Kish School, accompanied Are Denman to discuss relocating to Piler soon. Denman, recently linked to vocational education, confirms plans and talks with officials.
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George EO Denman
Karat Kish
Are Denman
Piler
Denman
Eight Champion Horses Die in Lightning Strike Barn Fire
A barn three miles north of Filer, Idaho, housing eight top horses owned by BR Waite, was struck by lightning early Monday, destroying shifting stock valued at about 60 40 dollars with insurance covering most losses. The fire, fed by rain soaked timber, overwhelmed the structure around 1 24 am, killing famed Percheron and Shire stallions and mares noted as grand champions across the northwest. Neighbor Charles Deklote arrived first, but the blaze had progressed beyond saving the horses, harnesses, hay, and gear. The Waite stock, including JOBYLVUS, HAY JOK, IXCOME, DETHONT, and others, were renowned as premier competition animals with multiple state and county fair accolades. The total net loss to Waite was estimated near nine thousand dollars after insurance.
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Taether
BR Waite
Aunkoe
Filer
Hiebtoing
Walté
Anlmare
Charles Deklote
Walte Farm
Hamem
Walte
Deklote Hoya
Jobylvus
Northwest
Balem
Idaho
Mwrriend
Dethont
Walter Browwtow
Idabo Blate Champlin
Penn Nod
Petrasery
Deetrolt
Boanslows Store Robbery Precedes Big Anniversary Sale
Robbers broke into Boanslows on Friday night before the long advertised anniversary sale and end-of-year bargain event. Only vanilla extract was reported taken as police sought the culprits while the Saturday sale drew record crowds and strong business.
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Boanslows
Mill End
L. J. Wood
Bushowe
Reclamation Record Details At American Pallet Work
The Reclamation Record reports on American Pallet work with two engineers surveying for a towage project. They covered 246% annual area, laid out primary and secondary terraces, and tested groundwater near the reservoir. Clearing of brush for the townsite nears completion and old townsite buildings are appraised. Five contracts worth 4355 dollars were approved. William Kerr, state vocational education chief, observed Rural School progress and competition at the Northwest show. Sunkist bars founder Waits and his Ciné horse farming are noted amid Monday losses, with a local farm near Peavey formerly owned by James Durfee.
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Tentame Fco Record
Palle
American Palle
Courdinstes
Northwest
Oregon
Washington
California
Waits
Orient Lawa
Peavey
James Durfee
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Warren Construction Company
Vwin Falle
Warrentia
Ojdure
Potter and Salmon, Burley—Cxtennt
Coulee
Brick and Tile Company
Chis
Charles Mall
A. ON. Holmes
Lass Phan Bellmare
Returr
White Cross
Department of Public Investment
Otte Heads
LODGE
D.C. S
Berer
Boise
Bays
Meredith Ie
Persia
Ofnmas Hee
E. R. Waltz
Waltz
Waite
United Stores
Miihers
Cotes Brave
Reclamation Record
American Palse
Wiliam Kerr
State Department of Vocational Education
L. & Ore
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