News of Our Neighbor in Twin Falls and Nearby
Pawson Murphy, a teacher, faces a charge of attempted blackmail against Dr. KR Van Cott and is said to have confessed to sending money. Tom Papless, a Greek section hand, drowned at Twin Palms Lake after swimming and succumbing to exhaustion. Gooding merchants report a 60 cent average increase in Saturday business amid a local promotional effort. American Falls mayor G. Aprigg faces embezzlement charges and disappearance. Federal charges loom for Miss Matheople's scheme to obtain a wife via Daylen Hous. Ada County seeks to block tuberculosis hospitals at Sand Point and Payette, citing location and cost concerns. Willam Morgan resigns as league vice president. Post office at Mdrlay to be readied. Manitoba reports a bear shoot and injury in the same region. Twin Falls Jeffersonian club set for next Wednesday in Palls with Willam M. Morgan as speaker. Miriam Rebekah lodge decorates its departed members’ graves Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawson Murphy Te Acher
KR. van Cott
Diplomas Arrive for Eighth Grade Graduates
Supt KL Peek announces eighth grade diplomas have arrived and are available to graduates on Yakima Avenue. Delays caused dummy diplomas to be used at commencement while the real diplomas bear the names of the county and state superintendents and the board chair John Penny.
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KL. Peek
Yakima Avenue
Dent
Peck
Board of Education
John Penny
Lost-in Viler eyeglasses found in food case
N Roberts leaves record attics seeking return of a pair of tortoise shell glasses described as men’s style. A reward is offered for their recovery.
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Viler
N, Roberts
Eastern Star Delegate Attends Grand Chapter Meeting
Mrs. T. L. Cartney, worthy matron of Filer Chapter No. 40 Order of the Eastern Star, Wallace, is in Wallace this week attending the Grand Chapter as a delegate from the local lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. T. Ll. Cartney
Filer
Order of the Eastern Star
Wallace
Ths Order
Fair board meeting called for this evening in Woaston
The county fair board will hold its regular monthly meeting here tonight in Woaston. Officials will review fair arrangements and approve upcoming schedules. Local residents are urged to attend and participate in planning.
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County Fair Board
Classified Advertising Fragment Promises Low Rates and Mixed Lot
Several line items appear from a classifieds section. Items include a Jersey milk cow with heifer and calf priced at 80 dollars, another milk cow or heifer coming fresh, a cheap Jenkins stall rake and two buck rakes in good condition, a Majestic range preservoir in good as new condition for cash, and a note on rates per line for first and subsequent insertions plus a minimum charge and card of thanks. Locations show Amilor, Filer area and references to an M4eLtp line.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tom Papless
Mil
Qooding
G. Aprigg
American Paild
Hood
Morigg
Paul Matheople
American Falls
Kat
William Daylantious
Atin Andreas
Mre Matheople
Daylen Hous
Lydia Innakwan
Bushead
Mrs. Matheople
Ada County Taxpayers’ Association
Harry K. Fritehman
State Tuberculosis Commission
Sandpoint
Payette
Commis
Willam Morgan
Supreme Court
League
Fricman
Mdrlay
Bryson
Javaa Corth
Minitoba
Beom
Jeep Erlaon Club
Twin Falls
Jeffersonian Club
Wit Palls
Y Willan M. Morgan
Balerormer
State Scheme
Prcomate Membrivh
Miriam Rebekah
Penny
Willian
Priew
Corber Union Avenue
Sixth Street
Mee BM. Glikteon
J. M. Darrow
Cory
Inquire Record Office
A. Duquesne
S-hole
B. Wilcox
W. A. Shear
Wm. Purchow
Star
West Main
George Lester
Ad. Ia
Yale
Asthayhd—Bay Gelding
Pour Flesh
Clyde Dudley
Ite
Main Street
Fair Avenue
Gates and Firestone
John Blass
Prop
Rentle
Davia
Amilor Weet Dod
U, 8 Meat Company
Majestic Range
Mra
M. M .Truitt
U. S
U.S
Craigs
Texas
Burkburnett
Pattillo Higgins
Beaumont
Higgins
Humble
Goose Creek
Barbers HI
Eac
Chang
Barbers Hill
Higgins-Moxia Ol Co
Pattillo Miggiins
Pathillo Higgins
Houston
Barbers Mill
Post Office
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