County Jerseys Feature Meet Dairy Interests
After visiting Jersey herds across the county, Frank B. Astroth of St. Louis praised local Jerseys during his illustrated talk at the fairgrounds dining room. R R. Brossard and S H. Kaylor spoke, with L S Otto chairing. The meeting endorsed Cow Testing Association resolutions urging compulsory dairy cattle tuberculosis testing and compensation for condemned animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Frank B. Astroth
St. Louis
American Jersey Cattle Association
Clyde Dudley Loses Horses and Stolen Car
Clyde Dudley reported a string of losses with his horses straying from his west of town pasture on Friday and later his 1916 Ford touring car stolen Sunday night. The car, blue with red wheels and a broken hood corner, may be repainted black to obscure identification. Authorities or Dudley hope to recover the missing property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Dudley
Shoshone Basin
Epidemic of Lost Glasses Reported Across Town
A series of people report missing spectacles with several found by chance. N Roberts recovered his pair after placing a small ad in The Record. Henry Simon found glasses north of town. others remain uncalled for. G W Blakeslee and L H Bare also report losses as a trend spreads locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Roberts
Henry Simon Brot
Hu Kulp
McPherson's Cow Champion in Idaho Milk Test
Purebred Jersey cow owned by Mra. BP McPherson of Filer wins Idaho senior four year old merit championship as announced by the American Jersey club. The cow began test at four years eight months and yielded 29 pounds of milk and 4623.50 pounds of butterfat, defeating the former holder by 2.49 pounds of butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dame Hampton
Mra
BP. McPherson
Idaho
American Jersey Club
Suppers Paralyic Stroker Frank Reese Civil War Vet
Frank Reese a Civil War veteran living on North Street suffered four strokes in the first part of the week. One arm and part of the side are affected. His condition is serious but recovery is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reese
North Street
Bunce Returns Hopeful On Farm Markets After South Trip
William M. Bunce, manager of the Filer Milling and Elevator Co., returns from a four month southern and eastern trip. He cites good prospects for corn in the Middle West and favorable potato prices due to a poor southern potato crop. He notes strong cotton, lumber, and turpentine sectors despite floods affecting southern crops. Bunce says he is glad to be back in Idaho and is optimistic about local conditions.
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William M. Bunce
Filer Moi and Elevator Company
Bunee
South
Idaho
Middle West
Vote to compel test of cattle in Idaho dairy industry
The Pioneer Cow Testing association plans next session legislation to require compulsory tuberculosis testing of dairy cattle and provide compensation to owners of condemned cattle. The idea gained support at the annual meeting in Twin Falls county where officers and directors were re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaho
Pioneer Cow Testing Association
Twin Falls County
Association
L. 5
Ovo
Fil|er
Henry Schick
Hubl
A. H Jaegels
Buhl
Br. G. Ehlers
Twin Falls
Carl Middlestadt
Butt
Guessing Contest Draws Keen Interest at Wood Merchantile
Mrs Walter Beer won a 100 jar Crystal Wine se a p box in a free guessing contest at Wood Mercantile closing Saturday night. 1499 jars filled the window. Estimates ranged 200 to 2565 with Dr A A Newberry and W A Shear among top guesses. Three close guesses within six of the winning number came from Mrs G B Cheasteem Miss Dorohy Konkle and Mrs Charles Stample. Store manager A B Wood noted women may be better estimators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Beer
Wood Mercantile
W. A. Shear
G. B. Chasteem
Dorohy Konkle
Charles Stample
A.B. Wood
Weekly Bulletin of Twin Falls Canal District Diversion and Storage
A partially legible weekly bulletin notes Twin Falls Canal Diversion at Milner with capacity around 3,800 and water waste figures near nine thousand. It records storage in Jackson Lake and total capacity in Jackson Lake, with figures dating to 1889 and unclear dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls Canal
Twin Fulls
Milner
Twin Falls
Jeckson
Jackson
Lake
Gooding College Offers Fifty Dollar Scholarship to Local Honor Student
The Record announces that Gooding College trustees grant a fifty dollar scholarship to the local high school's year’s honor graduate starting September 11, 1923. Applicants must be well behaved, maintain a good record, and have endorsement from the supervising principal or superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holarsiup
Gooding College
Five Candidates Entered for County Offices
Five nomination papers have been filed for county offices. The Republican slate includes Sherman for sheriff, Sigging for county auditor, and Mrs Emma L Warren for treasurer, all seeking non reelection. Crow and Witham filed for county auditor and prosecuting attorney, respectively. G A Dmblinstan seeks the Democratic nomination for congressman, challenging Addison T Smith. Zack North plans to seek the Republican treasurer post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fh. Sherman
Sigging
Emma L. Warren
P. H. Crow
O W. Witham
Addison T. Smith
Zack North
Fair Board Plans Big Show with Wider Amusements
The county fair board held a regular meeting to set the printing contract for the premium list due for distribution July 15, and to endorse a tentative amusements program prepared by Directors Chamberlain and Meredith with Secretary Markel. The management intends to provide more and varied amusements than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Fair Board
Chamberlain and
Meredith
Markel
Rennet
New Political Party Enters Local Field
A meeting was held in 10, O F hall last evening to perfect the organization in this district of the new progressive party. No details of the plans or results were available, but the party aims to enter the official ballot through petition. Persone, formerly allied with the Neo-Partisan movement, is active in organizing this fusion party, said to unite Townley socialist and disaffected factions from the two old parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ow Politics
Townley
Partive
Inside Lot on Main Street Seized by Farmers Bank
Michael Vincent purchased lot 12 in Week 15 from Farmers and Merchants Bank across from Filer Auto. The sale was 1500 dollars. The bank retains possession of the corner lot with negotiations not yet started. Vincent plans no business on the property this year. He previously owned two residences in Filer, including Munyon addition and Matteo and Willisiet, tied to George Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Vincent
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Main Street
Filer Auto Company
Mr. Vincents
Vincent
Filer
Munyon
Wis
George Leonard
Grand O E S Officials Choose Next Meeting Site and Officers
Mrs Maude Cartneyy worthy matron presided as grand officer selections were announced at Wallace Idaho Palle where this year s associate grand matron Mrs Antane Halley of Sandpoint Idaho was elevated to grand matron Blackfoot chosen as next meeting site Alfred Stewart of Paris Portello named grand patron Mrs Nell Irion of Sandpoint associate matron James Delaney of Ower Alene named associate grand patron Mrs Luin Barclay of Burley named grand conductress Alice Stary of Lewiston named associate grand conductress Mrs Martin Melyen of Salmon re elected grand secretary Mrs Minnie Hobbs of Mountain Home named grand treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aantane Halley
Idaho
Palle
Blackfoot
Alfred Stewart
Porstello
Nell K. Irion
Sandpoint
James Delaney Ower
Deaths of Mrs. Sarah Jane Hearn Heard at 63
Funeral services were led Monday for Mrs. Sarah Jane Hearn Heard, 63, who died Sunday at the county hospital after chronic Brights disease and an operation. Interment followed in the local cemetery. She had lived with her son Jest Beard in town for the past year and left three daughters, Mrs. Joseph Taylor, Mr. Robinson of Arkansas, and Mr. Hicke Whitt of Colorado. She came from Van Zante county Texas, and relatives in Salt Lake include Mildred Brown a student and cousin Phoebe Henniker visiting from Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane Hearn Heard
LO. O. VF. Comtery
Beard
Alam
Hicke Whitt
Colorado
Mr. Beard
van Zante County
Texas
William Salmon and Son win gravel contract for Burley streets
Neighbors report William Salmon and Son awarded the gravel contract to repair Burley streets. Jerome plans a second paper. William Pyne, former Wendell Irrigationist publisher, will take over the Metirath publishing plant and issue weekly. A range of local items follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Salmon and Son
Burley
Jerome
William Pyne
The
Wendell Irrigationist
New West Mail Route Established for Filer Area
Postmaster Shing announces a new airmail route serving Wendell Hub Filer and Twin Falls with west points of delivery. The service, effective July 1, will shift to earlier arrivals four hours ahead, replacing the older westbound mail schedule.
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Gooding
Am Ae
Shing
Filer
Amalgamated Sugar Plans Twin Falls Plant Operation
Announcement by Amalgamated Sugar states the Twin Falls sugar factory will operate this season. The note mentions consolidation with other plants and locations at Burley and nearby facilities as part of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Af Hietete
Burley
Twin
Has Good Crop of Peaches and Fruit
Report from Kalbe Meek ranch west of town notes a normal peach and small fruit crop in the area. Apple trees are dropping badly while strawberries, berries, and related small fruits are coming on well this season.
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Meek Ranch
Thornton’s Brother Seeks Jerome County Assessor
Marry JH. Tharnim of Eden, brother of CW. Thornton, filed nomination papers for Jerome County assessor on the Republican ticket. Thorntons previously served as Cassia County superintendent of schools and later Cassia County commissioner, with ties to Twin Falls area.
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JH. Tharnim
Eden
Thornton
Thin Plane
Aewrasot
Jerome County
Sebopla
Cassia County
Palle
Civil War Veteran Buried in Local Cemetery Noted
A notice mentions an omission in the published list of Civil War veterans buried in the local cemetery. N Mgham, father of Mrs. William Price and Mrs. Robert Miller of Hood River, Oregon, is named as an old soldier buried there. The committee regrets the omission and asks for insertion. OSCR members hold picnic Sunday at Cleon? cemetery near Teaver. many attend.
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Leven
N. Mgham
William Price
Robert Miller
Hood River
Oregon
OSCR
Teaver
Metropolis METHONIST ASSOCIATION Sunday worship opening
The fragment notes a Methodist association meeting schedule with morning worship at 11 o clock led by L Otto or similar supervisor, a junior church at Epworth Rescue, and an evening service with a sermon about the Gardener surveys his garden, inviting a cordial welcome to all.
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Sible School
L. Otto
Wablert
Epworth
Lescue
Tom
Ube
Alfred Rejebers
Ser
Changes in Post Office Bookkeeping System
Postmaster W. F. Shima announces a complete new system of bookkeeping beginning July 1. The changes merge money orders postal funds and other accounts to reduce tedious work. Inspector J. B. Dods recently visited the local office and found affairs in first class condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Shima
J. B. Dods
Village Board Warns Against Law Violations
Village board threatens court action over alleged tampering with headgates, naming chairman Guy H. Shearer and clerk Frank K. Albin. Notice states water master L. D. Allen is in charge and violators will be prosecuted vigorously, with further details in another part of the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy H. Shearer
Frank KE. Albin
L. D. Allen Water Master
Swine Breeders Enjoy Junket Across County
The Twin Palle County Junior Swine Breeders association led a 54 mile excursion Tuesday for 360 participants to the Irvine district shrines. County agents and neighboring county leaders joined, with demonstrations on trimming and stock judging. Dairy refreshments were served at Davis store, and tea at Dr KR Armes ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palle County
Junior Swine Breeders’ Association
Irvine
Davis Krore
Armes Ranch
Harvesting Hay Crop Shortage of Labor
The warm weather ripened the alfalfa hay crop and ranchers busied carting for the cut. Temperatures reached 92 degrees Monday and 95 degrees Tuesday. Ranchers in town struggled to hire labor as there were more jobs than workers.
Filer Baseball Team Revived for Season
The Filer baseball team schedules a Sunday 2 PM game with Kimberly on the Tigermond. Managed by BH Ripley with Bob Pate among the active members. On Fourth of July Falls merger the Piler face Eden in a contest backed by a $100 purse from Twin Palle.
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Filer
Kimberly
Tigmond
BH Ripley
Bob Pate
Falls
Piler
Eden
Twin Palle
Moonshine Suspects Arrested After Road Stop
Deputy Sheriff Ormeby stopped a car between Rock Creek and Hansen on Thursday. He searched the vehicle after spotting furtive behavior and found a five gallon keg of moonshine. The two men, Conscience and Guilty counselopers, were jailed and charged. W. S. Mallory charged with illegal possession of illegal monicasly and bound over to district court. Each man sentenced Monday to 30 days in jail and $100 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
HS Mac
Filer
Rock Creek
Hansen
W A Ormeby
Bim
Mallory
W. Arabcock
Clairvoyant Called In To Locate Body At Milner Lake
County Coroner Groseman employed Rajab Ashmed the Hindoo clairvoyant in an unsuccessful effort to locate the body of Tom Papless, a Greek native who drowned ten days ago at Milner lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMAH
Rajab Ashmed
Groseman
Tom Papless
Greece
Milner Lake
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Fair Grounds
R. R. Brossard
S. H. Kaylor
Pioneer
L. S. Otto of
Poe
Tom Parrott
East Main Street
Altho
G. W. Blakeslee
L. H. Bareberat
McPherson
American Jersey
Bunce
Italio
Saterday
Fair Board
Parmer & Merchants Bank
Grand O.E. S
Viler
Wallace
Maude Cartneyy Worthy
Trom
Order of Bakurn Star
Seston
Mine Mibdred Brown
Salt Lake
Owen Haorp
Mise Phoebe Henniker
Hortense Perrine
Blue Lakevranch
Charles Pawson
Twin Palke
Lawson
Milner Lawiift Canal Company
Aehoek
Cloudes & Coales
Idaho Fish and Game
Darts
Otto M Jones
Lawes of Gooding
Orcretary
J. Dowtey
Blue Lakes Country Club
Per
Hurley City
Balletty
MaDower
Minidoka County
Athees
Wee
Qurumar
Murtaugh
Tteer
Com
Methonist Assoc Ncement
Village Board
Allew
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