Fair Grounds Notes on Joint Session and Expo Setup
The board met with the Commission last shore evening to transact important expo business. Four buildings retouched by wire rounds Tandyman are ready for the show. A department rearrangement will provide ample room to display products. Mrs T Dan Connor will supervise the Mother and child health conference with greater publicity planned. The executive committee, chaired by Mrs WD Gible, leads the Women’s department and plans, aided by Mrs Ch B Brossard as superintendent in charge.
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Tandyman
Toerd
T. Dan Connor
WD. Gible
Ch. B. Brossard
Local Fair Announces Premiums and Entertainment Plans
The fair will solicit and accept special premiums. An entertainment program with free acts is contracted. Mystic contract to be awarded at the next regular meeting. A dining hall range has been provided, run by the Ladies Aid of the Filer Methodist Church.
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Filer Methodist Church
Local News Highlights From Perrine and Nearby Areas
Hail insurance urged before deadline at Parmers Merchants Bank. Beauty shop opens at Perrine Hotel building with Miss Berniece Kelly as operator. Fryers Merchants Bank notes hail insurance by R. R. Beer. Fishing party reports good catch in Bhowtone basin. Dr. Mabel Hahn teams with Dr. Telford in Twin Falls for postgrad work. American Auxiliary meeting elects Mrs. T. Dan Connor as delegate for state convention in Pocatello. Local market shows home grown strawberries and cherries, with Crystal Springs fruit from Snake River. Mr. and Mrs. Showers visit, family notes and teaching in Moncow. Della Rupp bids farewell before moving to Washington Kansas. Mrs. Karth La Hue and Mrs. B A Hoom host at La Hue home. Willie Wilila frames entertainment with singing. Mother notes her son shares bed with his pup during cold spell. explains to druggist why powder is needed.
Finds Song of English Cicada Pleasing Though Elusive
W H Hudson reflects on the English cicada Cleadas anglica in the New Forest, noting its rarity and local range. He compares it to other singing insects and recalls hearing a new sound from a horn tree, describing the insect as distinct yet not as piercing as mythic Greek poets.
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Han
New Forest
Curtis
Cieads Anglica
Poeta
Greece
W. H. Hudson
Hampshire
Hoodoo Region Erosion Formations Captivate Miners
The Hoodoo region near Miller creek beyond Yellowstone reveals striking eroded rock formations formed by wind and weather. Discovered by miners in 1870 and described by Col. Norris in 1880, the landscape holds gnomelike monuments up to 800 feet tall with tunnels and snow fields where Bighorn sheep shelter as winds chant requiems to the eerie goblin land features.
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Miller Creek
Yellowstone National Park
Col
Norris
Goblin Land
A Faulty Recovery Norman’s Social Mixup
Norman, seeking a quieter evening, couples with Mrs Curtis at a club dance. He dislikes fat women and poor dancers, suggests they sit out, then compliments Mrs Rodgers as tall and slender. He then blurts out he also likes fat women, creating an awkward social moment.
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Norman
Curtis
Mra
Mra. Curtis
Mis. Rodgers
Mrs. Curtis
Plant 76 000 000 Years Old Causes Industrial Controversy
A Le Trott News item describes horsetail ancestors dating 76 million years to the carboniferous era. The piece notes their survival, historic heights, and role as a key industrial plant, cited amid cost disputes by various federations.
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Federt
Letrott News
Arrival of Utemotheriid Tet Pert Chapter Recounted
Cleveland Plain Dealer notes a mysterious term from scientists explaining that a creature named Utemotheriid tet pertasodsctyl palate has arrived in the country from Asia. The piece frames the event as a scientific milestone clarified by experts.
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Asia
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Train Queries Reach Syracuse as Buffalo Route Sought
A traveler requests directions to Syracuse while noting a Buffalo bound route. The terse exchange mentions wanting eastward travel and references to dry goods and beer, reflecting a transit wording snapshot.
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Buffalo
Syracuse
Hayes Ride Charivari Welcomes Bride in Maroa District
Mr and Mrs R C Hayes newlyweds of Maroa district hosted a charivari at the school teacherage last evening. Guests brought ice cream and cake to welcome the bride to the community amid Maroa district hospitality. Postmaster and Mrs W A Shear travel to Ogden Utah for Sacred Heart academy graduation week and their daughter Mira Thelma’s graduation Tuesday. In their absence W P Shinn and R L Macaw will run the post office. Epworth Leagues met in Twin Falls for a rally and banquet with J D Gillilan speaking. Plans were made for the Prairie Creek July 6 to 13 summer institute above Halley. Don Snyder and wife returned from Caldwell after visiting her parents, they had planned to visit the Midwest but plans changed.
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R. C. Hayes
Maroa
W. A. Shear
Ogden
Utah
Sacred Heart Academy
Mira Thelma
W. P. Shinn
R. L. Macaw
Epworth
Idaho
Twin Falls
Don Snyder
Caldwell
Middle West
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Jmontas
Kh Hoer
F&m
H. BE. Mussor
H. B. Musso
GALB
Deester Orchard Company
Filer
Idabe
Dea
Miller
A. L. Bevercombe Ranch
Atp
Nice
Alice. U
Fair Grounds
FAREN
W. K. Hurst
Cottons
Heath We
Wll International Stocking Milla
Norristown
U. S
Beem & Hammerquist
H. St Benr
Parmers & Merchants Bank
Ady
Perrine Hotel
Berniece Kelly
W. E. EB. Kall
Palla
G. Diehianu
P. Ebler
Hagrman Valley
Halt Insurance
R. R. Beer
Fryers & Merchante Bank
George EB. Denman
George Tucker
Bhowtone Basin
Mr. Tucker
Mabel Hahn
Or. Telford
Hahny
Garver School
Oklahoma City
W. D. Gillis
Mra. T
Crystal Springs
Snake River
Mra. Dewey Showers
Showers
Mea. Showers
C. B. Deal
Gooding
Moncow
Mina Della Rupp
Mra. Karth
la Hue
Mra. B.A. Hoom
Mra. la Hue
Kenala
Ton
Willie Wilila
Tittle Witte Witte
Drake Furniture and Undertaking Co
Idaho Power
Hall
Toleda
Seopa
Mee
Craigs
Scout
Craig
Wood Mercantile
van Camp
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