April Frost Hurts Early Fruit Crops in Idaho
A weekly U.S. Weather Bureau crops summary reports April frosts reduced fruit yields in southwestern Idaho while other regions show variable progress. Beets, potatoes, and spring grains struggle without irrigation, though head lettuce and haying advance in areas with moisture. Some districts report heavy drought, irrigation use rising, and overall beets, apples, prunes, and cherries forecast short crops in certain valleys.
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Idaho
United States Weather Bureau
Drouth
Twin Palle
Lewiston
Panhandle
Camas
Nez Perce
Lewiston Valley
Ashton
Fremont
Richfield
Lincoln
Idaho Falls
Bonnerille
Boise
Ada
Buhl
Twin Falle
New Meadows
Adams County
Blige
Gooding
Hagermas Valley
Setvice
Prujvand
Payette
Pocatelto
Bannock
Canyon County
All Kiwanis Clubs Gather For Simultaneous Night
Eighty eight thousand Kiwanis members across 1240 clubs will meet at the same hour for All Kiwanis Night during the Eighth national Kiwanis Convention in Denver. Filer and Twin Falls clubs join, with a Zero Hour program featuring a Silent Fellowship Moment, a message from Kiwanis International President Edmund Farrar, patriotic songs, and a fellowship song by Denver Kiwanis President George S Holmes. Radio stations nationwide will broadcast the event, illustrating unified voluntary service across over twelve hundred communities.
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United States
Filer
Twin Falls
Denver
Colorado
Contigent
Kiwanis
Edmund Farras
Kiwanis Club International
Canada
Arras
Kiwanie
Detweiler Making Improve ments at Twin Falls Branch
Extensive improvements are underway at the Twin Falls branch of the Detweiler Coat company. New quarters have been taken, warehousing space provided for goods and foods, with raft details noted. Local market fruits and crops show moisture aiding growth, while Grimes creek runs high and potatoes are planted amid a drying range and adequate stock feed.
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Twin Palls
Detweiler Coat Company
Frm
Record office hosts Gibbons Carpentier fight bulletins
The Record office served as local headquarters Saturday for updates on the Gibbons Carpentier fight. Bulletins posted after each round and the 10 round result were available in Filler as early as in city centers. The Record emphasizes its bulletin service for events of unusual importance such as elections conventions and world series contests.
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Gibbons-Carpentier
Idaho University Commencement Held On Monday
University of Idaho in Moscow marked its twenty-ninth annual commencement with nearly 200 graduates. Russ Gertrude Walter of Filer and Misa Walter earned degrees, while Prince Gelasio Caetan, Italian ambassador, received an honorary LLD. Chancellor MacLean delivered the address and received the honorary LLB. The Very Reverend Paul Haberte preached the sermon.
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University OF Idaho
Moscow
Gertrude Walter
Filer
Misa Walter
Prince Gelasio Caetan
United States
Idano
Chancelige James A. MacLean
University of Manitoba
Paul Haberte
St. Mishiel's Cathedral
Boise
Legionnaires in District Meeting
A delegation of Piler Legion men and women attended a Buh meeting of the American Legion. The event began at 4:20. An evening program followed with WD Gillie giving the principal address on conscription for national resources including capital labor industry transporting and manpower as war prevention. Mrs T Dan Connor adjutant-finance meeting noted. Mr and Mrs Joe Humphrey of the area are the parents of daughter Guadey born June 1.
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Piler Legion
Buh
American Legion
Emsrenes
WD. Gillie
Post
T. Dan Connor
Die-Triet Association
Joe Humphrey
Bors
Guadey
Village Board Adopts Annual Budget At June Meeting
The village board passed the annual appropriation bill, reducing bonded debt to 44 000. It slated salaries and administration expenses totaling 3428 57, water department rentals 2450 77, a bond interest levy of 2000, and a special levy for bonds. A 100 foot water main replacement on North Street was authorized for next seat meeting.
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Board of Trustees
Idaho Power Company
Water Department
North Street
Maine
Outliers
Idaho, Light and Power Users’ Association
Weatherly Sells Residence Property
Weatherly sells a cottage on Fifth Street. Walker and family plan to occupy their new home after the purchase, with the Younes residence previously on the street now vacant.
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Weatherly
Walker
Fred Weatherly
Fifth Street
Weatherlye
Younes
Three New Water Meter Connections Are Made
L. D. Allen water commissioner reports three new water meter connections in Main Street area. One hydrant and drinking fountain are installed for public use while a serving station on Main Street is erected by the Home Oil Company near Tease Beem residence, details unclear due to damaged text.
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L. D. Allen
Main Street
Sutclete
Home Ol Company
Tease Beem
Hessian Fly Affects Beets In Local Tract
Hessian Fly has appeared in the weet end area, forcing some beet growers to plow up fields. The blight seems limited to late plantings and early crops appear unaffected. L F Wiseman, field man for Amalgamated Bursar, notes investigations by Senley and Hagar found no signs in the Filer territory.
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L F. Wiseman
Amalgamated Busar Company
Senley
Hagar
Bubl
Wiseman
Attendance Contest Set by Kiwanis Club of Filer
Kiwanis members start a three month attendance contest at the Filer club with a kickoff meeting on Tuesday December A A Newberry to lead one side. The lowest attendance must host a banquet for the Ladies. Repteta Leonard and El Wilkinson attended as guests. Warree C. Nurman won the attendance prize. The club plans to join Twin Falls Kiwanis for an All Kiwanis night on Monday June 16.
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Kiwante Club
Filer
West Merting
A. A. Newberry
Ladies’ Sight Repteta| Leonard
EL. Wilkinson
East Lake City
Misouri, Kanes and Texas Railway
Was
Stars Memorialize Members at Eastern Star Service
Impressive memorial services were held Sunday at Masonic hall by Filer Chapter No. 40 Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs Arthur BE Anderses of Metron led the event honoring twelve departed members. A large gathering of Eastern Star members and Masons attended with brief addresses and vocal numbers before graves at Local and Twin Falls cemeteries were decorated. Out of town attendees included Mrs L B Lloyd and J H Weaver.
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Masonic Hall
Filer
No. 40
Order of the Eastern Star
Arthur BE. Anderses
Metron
Eastern Star
Borrow
Twin Palle
L. 8. Lloyd
Hollister
Eastern Star Chapter
Je HJ. Weaver
Twin Falls
Board Accepts Building Bids for Grandstand
The fair board accepted the lowest bids for supplying material and for erection of the grandstand. Payette Lumber Co. supplied material at 1775.90 dollars and Turner and Ghan served as constructors with work cost 479 dollars. Commissioner Carleen Tew led the bid awards during the evening meeting.
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Hole Payette Lumber Company
Turner and Ghan
At & Menute
Nare
Fair Board
Carleen
Assistance Requested For Next Week News Items
Prinds and readers of the Record will confer a distinct ta vor next week by making a cprcal effort to be'p All the news colmmum of the paper during the shermee of the editor. The editor and Mrs. Shins will go to Deter and Nampe Monday. Mr. Dement, one of the part owners, is a stranger to Wiler and will gratefully appreciate Delp’s repossent week. Bring all news to the Herald office or phone 41. We thank you, on Friday, May 20, Memorisi aay, We Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Winkle residing northwest of hhere, son, James Raymond.
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Record
Shermee
Shins
Deter
Nampe
Dement
Wiler
Herald Office
Phome
Impressive Memorial Day Services Held in Local Town
Memorial Day observances drew large crowds at the EL O cemetery and Gem theatre with Dr J D Gillian delivering the address on Americas wartime history and preparedness. Music by a trio and male quartet accompanied prayers and outdoor services as 14 soldiers graves were decorated and taps sounded.
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EL O. LF
J. D. Gilliian
Methodist Church
America
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Son of God
Karl Munyon
Harvey Shirk
Mise Magdalene Hehaeter
A. A. Carteon
George Tucker
Kagey
Mennonite Brothers In Christ Society
Oring Squad
Dugier L. W. Mawkine
Legion Powt
Roy Beaut
James Tomlin
Poppy Sale a Success by Local Legion Auxiliary Unit
A Legion Auxiliary committee led by George B. Denman and assisted by young helpers sold 280 silk poppies on Memorial Day. Proceeds from the red emblem sale fund hospitalisation work conducted by the women’s organization in Twin Falls. Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce announces Fourth of July celebration plans worth fifty dollars.
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American Legion Auxiliary
George B. Denman
Twin Fally Chamber of Commerce
Filer Young Men Star in Grand Opera at Goodeng
Two Filer youths Alfred Riechere and Harbert Deal starred in a grand opera production organized by Madame Lillie Lang Collins at Gooding College. The Schubert theatre presented scenes from Vaust Corav and Romeo and Juliet by Gounod. Deal played Capulet and Riecher took Paris in Romeo and Juliet. The first act was performed.
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Alfred Riechere
Harbert Deal
Grand Opera
Pet Om
Madame Lillie Lang Collins
Gooding College
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Legionnaires
Kiwanis Club
Leonard Winkle
Hhere
James Raymond
Legion Post
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