Legion Posts to Help Uncle Sam in Paying Bonus
World War Veterans of Filer and vicinity are informed that Filer Post of The American Legion is designated by the War and Navy Departments to assist in obtaining benefits under the Federal Adjusted Compensation Act. Legion posts will offer free services to all eligible veterans and dependents, with application forms available at post headquarters about July 15. A special bonus meeting will be held to explain the rigid form requirements and aid completion.
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Filer and
Filer Post
American Legion
War and Navy Departments
Washington
Harry L. Shirk
Filer
Shirk
National Organization of the Legion
Legion
W. D. Gillis
Progressives to Field Full Ticket in County Elections
At a Twin Falls party caucus about 100 members met Saturday evening and decided to run a full Progressive party ticket in the upcoming county elections. Speakers included Ray McKalg of Boise, national committee man for Idaho, and Ed Kirkpatrick, state senator from Minidoka. Also noted, Mrs. C. E. Clark of Peavey broke her right forearm last week in an accident.
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Progressive Party
Twin Falls
Ray McKalg
Boise
Idaho
Ed Kirkpatrick
Minidoka County
C. E. Clark of
Peavey
Supreme Court Grants Rehearing In Bond Contest
The Supreme Court grants rehearing in the American Falls reservoir district two million seven hundred thousand dollar bond case. Arguments will be on Friday June 27 as the court considers constitutional questions not previously presented. Attorneys for the bond purchaser contend the decision could speak to those questions if raised.
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American Fails
Supreme Court
Idaho
Record of indebtedness to Raymond Graves for assistance
The newspaper notes indebtedness to Raymond F Graves for valuable help with news and advertising last week during the absence of a staff member. The paper’s editors and many friends express appreciation for his cooperation.
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Raymond F. Graves
Shins
Seed Company to Erect Warehouse for Bean Business
The Everett B. Clark Seed Company has purchased two lots near the O. & L. railroad right of way for $1800 to build a large bean warehouse in the northwest part of town. The new plant will be east of the former headquarters, in the heart of the warehouse and shipping district, with construction expected soon to be ready for the coming bean crop. Morris B. Clarke has been the local manager since the company entered the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett B. Clark Seed Company
A. Duquesne
Clark
Concern
T. D. Smith
Nibley-Channel Lumber Yard
Main Street
Morris B. Clarke
School Improvements Underway at Washington School
The painting and re decorat ing contract for Washington School is now progressing.
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Washington School
Ten Million Fords In Service On Transcontinental Run
A 10 000 000th Ford now in service makes a cross country trip from New York to San Francisco along the Lincoln highway. An observer notes 40 million tires used on the fleet would form a rubber column about 2000 miles high. A tire problem was solved by a gifted gentleman, while a social gathering at GO0ls lawn featured Mrs Reynolds, Mrs Goode, Mrs Diltinghew, Mr Pierce, Mr Shinn and Miss Beulah Goode among others.
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Ford
New York
Francisco
Apotheck
A. A. Reynolds
M. J. Goode
Hoh
Sehild R. K. Diltinghew
W.H. Pierce
J. H. Shinn
Beulah Goode
Rain Reduces Dust and Boosts Bean Planting progress
A rain yesterday afternoon followed a high cold wind and a Tuesday dust storm. The week has been colder than usual, slowing crop growth. Bean planting is nearly finished with acreage higher than last year, especially white beans.
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Ashia
Mrs William Macaw Dies From Paralytic Stoke
Mrs Ade line Macaw aged 74 widow of William Macaw died Saturday at her northeast town home after months of paralysis. Funeral services were held Monday at 2:20 p.m. from the home by Dr J D Gillilan of the Methodist Episcopal church. Survived by four daughters Mrs W F Roberts and ten children total M J Macaw of this place D R Macaw of Portland Oregon and A G Macaw of Pinley Tennessee ten were present except A G.
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Adeline Macaw
William Macaw
J. D. Gillilan
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. F. Roberts
M. J. Macaw
Macaw
Canal Board in Special Session on River Matter
In a special meeting here the Twin Falls Canal company postponed a formal protest against an exchange policy between Snake River waters and storage waters in Jackson Lake until investigators report. About 28 water users voted for the protest at a Saturday gathering, and investigators from the water users’ meeting left for Idaho Falls to probe whether Twin Falls Canal rights are impaired by the policy.
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Twin Fally Canal Company
Airee Lora
At &Apacia
State Commissioner of Reclamation
Snake River
Reurn
Jackson Lake Reservoir
Jon
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls Canal Company
Carl J. Miller
Castleford
J. A. Crom
Twin Falls
Candidates For Office In Twin Falls County To Date
The names of those who have already filed for office in this county are in the primary election to be held August 5. Include the toll. Democrat Progressive? No nominations are led. Additional names will be added to the table from time to time.
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Twin Falls County
Mrs Mary R Osborne Pioneer Resident Dies in Buhl
Mary R Osborne a longtime resident who lived in Nebraska Oregon and Washington before moving to Idaho in 1907 died of diabetes and dropsy at age 95. Funeral services were held at Buhl Methodist Church with Rev Fr Kagey officiating. burial followed in Dub Cemetery. She was survived by two daughters Alice Hammergater and Faye Lorain a son Floyd and eight grandchildren.
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Buhl
Mary R. Osborne
Abel Osborne
Mra. Oeborne
Fr. Kagey
Mennonite Brothers In Christ Society
Mra Oeborne
Mont Daya
Hesiden
Mra Ope
Mra
Alice Hammergater
Rapid City
So. Dak
Faye Lorain
Kuhl
Floyd
Portland
Ore
Filer Beats Hansen In Local Baseball Game
Filer won a baseball game here Saturday afternoon as the Filer nine defeated Hansen. In the first contest of the season locally, the final score read unclear. George E. Denman led the local effort with Charles Lapp Ralph Wov e Carl Murray Reese Glick Pate George Anthony Duvall and George Tucker on the mound. The Hansen nine were accompanied by a large delegation of fans.
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Filer
Hansen
Filch S .Manson
George E. Denman
Charles Lapp
Ralph Wove
Carl Murray
Reese Glick
Pate
George Anthony
Duvall
George Tucker Murray
Haveen
Miss Viola Diehl Wins $15 Sewing Prize in Maroa
Maroa celebrates as Miss Viola Diehl wins the top prize of 15 dollars in a sewing contest. The dress used dotted Swiss fabric and was entirely hand sewn with careful workmanship.
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Viola Diehl
Maroa
Twin Falls
Pauline Ripley Weds Charles Henry Clark in New York
Former Filer Girl Pauline May Ripley marries Charles Henry Clark in New York City on a May date. She is the daughter of M. G. Ripley of Twin Falls and Long Beach California, a Twin Falls High School graduate and former Twin Falls teacher. Clark, from Atlanta, runs several soda fountains in New York and the couple reside at 645 Amsterdam Avenue.
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Pauline May Ripley
Charles Henry Clark
New York City
Kiwanis Clubs of Twin Falls and Filer Hold All Kiwanis Night
Kiwanis clubs of Twin Falls and Filer meet in Twin Falls for a joint All Kiwanis night marking the opening of the International convention in Denver at 7:45 PM. The program featured greetings from leaders, interclub creed readings, and parodies plus singing as 89,000 members participate nationwide.
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Kiwanis Club
Piler
Twin Wells
Occaasion
Denver
United States
Canada
B. Wright
Twin Palis
George H. Caldwell
W. D. Olile
Junesu Shinn
Pilereh
Warren © Wreatly
Rogerson Store Stocked as Rail Line News From Rogerson
A. B. Wood of Wood Mercantile announces stock of groceries and commissary supplies at Rogerson, the current terminus of the Oregon Short Line railway construction toward Wells. Goods are housed in Blair Langford hardware store while on site rail progress continues and Wood works on the ground.
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A. B. Wood
Wood Mercantile
Rogerson
O. SL
Wells
Blair Langford Hardware
Mr. Wood
Child Gored by Cow at Poplar Hill Ranch Incident
Two year old child of Mr and Mrs Ford Kanter near Poplar Hill Ranch was gored by a cow Tuesday afternoon. The mother restrained the animal and a timely arrival by Mrs Kaster prevented serious harm.
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Poplar Hill
Mr. Ford Kanter
Here
Tts
Kimal
Mre Kaster
Convention Bulletins Preview Democratic Nominating Effort
The Record notes the convention bulletins as efforts to name the party candidates for president and vice president. Officials plan to maintain bulletin service from New York as nominations begin. The Record office will update the window for results and communicate by phone at 41.
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Thin Moutt
New York
Saturday Last Day for Taxes
The article notes that Saturday is the final day to pay the last half of 1023 taxes with penalties applying after the date. Remittances mailed Sunday June 22 will be accepted by the county treasurer.
Connor Files for Commissionership
T Dan Connor county commissioner of this district filed his nomination papers yesterday afternoon seeking reelection on the Democratic ticket. J D Berenart, commissioner from the third district, also filed papers for reelection on the same ticket. The filing was announced locally as a candidate entry for political office in this election.
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T. Dan Connor
J. D. Berenart
Mr. Connor
Gret
Dimee F
Pass Up Holidays Declared by Governor
Pass up holidays Piag day and Pigerer dey, both declared holidays to the governor, passed here without public ceremony, except for the raising of numerous tage.
Registration to vote at elections urged in notices
Voters are urged to register for the upcoming primary on August 5 and general election on November 4. W. P. Shinn, registrar for Filer precinct, will be at The Record office during business hours and Saturday evenings to accept registrations. Registration books reopen after the primary and will continue through November 1.
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W. P. Shinn
Oeast
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Uncle Sam
Hiver
Democrat
Progrearive
Cora Crouse
Warren
Ww. Taylor
Claud Stewart
Don J. Henry
B. Dewitt
T. Dan Conner
Pauline Ripley
Kiwanis Clubs OF
Filer Assemble
Connor
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