Record to distribute government seeds this season
The Record will provide free garden and flower seeds again this year. Representative Addison T. Smith says he forwarded government seed to The Record for distribution to interested readers, with details to be announced in The Record. The program may end next year as Congress did not appropriate funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison T. Smith
Congress
Smith
Cleveland
Agriculture
J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska
Phone Concern Moves to New Vincent Building
The Farmers Mutual telephone company switchboards moved to the Vincent building on Mate Street east of the old office in the King building. George Potter, in charge for 12 years, touted new switchboard, underground conduits, a modern office, and upgraded apparatus as the company plans ongoing expansion and better service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Building
Mate Street
King Building
Farmers Mutual Telephone Company
George Potter
Potter
Consolidated Wagon and Machine faces creditor committee
A Salt Lake City creditors meeting appointed a committee to devise a plan for extending all credits due to Consolidated Wagon and Machine Company. L. T. Wright, Twin Falls manager, notes customers failing to meet obligations threaten business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Wagon and Machine Company
Salt Lake City
L. T. Wright
Twin Falls
Fine Program P.T.A. Tonight
The Filer Parent-Teacher meeting will be held in the old grade building tonight at 8 o'clock. Curry district delegates from the Parent-Teacher association will attend with Mrs. Luartz, its president, speaking and other members outlining district work. Seventh grade pupils will discuss Asia, Supt. Peek will emphasize parental cooperation for spring, Ethelyn Buesing will perform a piano solo, and a fourth grade boys chorus will sing under Miss Downs. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
Curry
Luartz
Curry Organisation
Asia
Supt
KR L. Peek
Ethelyn Buesing
Miss Downs
Methodist Church
W. C. Nueman
C. BE. Deal
Himsell
R. H. McAfee
Maron
Onhington
Washington
Lndies
Meadames
G. H. Shearer
A. KE
Anderson
B. BE. Haag
Earl Wooldridge
David Parrott
Irma Deal
Reichers
Mr. Denman
Messrs
A. Anderson
E.R. Waite
F. B. Drake
G. Hi
Shearer
C. W. Tenney
Gooding College
H. K. McMillan
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. A. Tim Ho
Methodiet
Charles Diehl
Halph Love
Pocatello
Peak sale season as local auction firms report brisk bidding
Munyon and Hopkins and Walter and Shearer run near daily sales with good prices. At Castleford a day last week grade cows topped $175. An average of 749 a head was set at W. H. Rambo’s Duroc Jerseys sale near Buhl, highest in the northwest this season. Closing out sales announced as Roether and Zelenda return to Nebraska. Next week brings Otto Valst place auction by First National Bank and a sale today near here includes horses cattle farm equipment hay autos and household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon & Hopkins
Walter & Shearer
Castleford
Baril Munyon
Loral
W. H. Rambo
Duroc
Buhl
Col
B. O. Walter
Durocs
Northwest
William Reother
Leo Zelenda
Isue
Hopkins
Roether
Nebraska
Here
First National Bank
Otto Valst
Uoneera
W .B. Hagler
Idaho Producers Union to Sell Lettuce to California Union
The Idaho Producers' Union approves selling lettuce via the California Vegetable Union for this year. W T McCall reports a unanimous decision after initial opposition, with Idaho packing and shipping handled by the Idaho Union. The California Vegetable Union will lend packing material and advances to cover costs, and inquiries consider selling celery cauliflower onions or potatoes through the Idaho Producers' Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
California
W. T. McCall
Caldwell Head
RE. Brossard
Tot
Higgs Reenters Sones Necoram in Wheatland Newspaper
In Wheatland Cal The Four Corners weekly newspaper formerly owned by Higgs has been acquired and is now published by Claude V Biges one of its founders. Higgs writes to his brother Earl Fisher mentioning Binge who recently engaged in the dairy business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Corners
Wheatland
Cal
Claude V. Biges
Higgs
Earl Fisher
Usui
Binge
Will Soon Be Citizens of the United States
Guy Sandholm and Kenil Johnsen, residents near there between Teres and Twin Falls, are set for naturalization hearings in May. Both men are natives of Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Guy Sandholm
There
Kenil Johnsen
Tere
Twin Falls
Ives
Sweden
New Residences Rising This Spring in Local District
Clarence Lancaster of Poplar Hill plans a new 26 by 52 foot bungalow and Fred Munger begins an addition to his residence east of the fair grounds, marking fresh home construction in the area this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Lancaster
Poplar Hil
Fred Munger
Jerome vs Gooding Opens Twin Falls Basketball Tourney
In Twin Falls eight teams prepare for a school gym tournament with the Jerome vs Gooding opener at 7 o clock. Draws set matchups: Jerome meets Oakley, Filer vs Hailey, Burley vs Twin Falls. Semifinals and finals run Friday and Saturday with season tickets priced at 1.50 and single games at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pear
Jerome
Gooding
Twin Falls
Twin Palle and Filer Lead District Tournament
Twin Palle and Filer will represent the district at the tournament starting this evening at 7 in Twin Palle High School gym. Filer and Twin Palle dominated Thursday games, Filer routing Buhl and Twin Palle defeating Kimberly amid criticism of Twin Falls rough play. Other contenders include Oakley Burley Jerome and Carey, with Twin Palle and Filer favored to reach the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
Twin Palle
Thiet
Buhl
Kimberly
Hubl
Piler
Kimberly-Twin Falls
Twin Falls
Kimberly's
Twin Faille
Jerome
Cnnson
Carey Wald
McKinlay vs Ja Van Mines Case Rejects Agent Claim
Following a verdict of 1200 for Harry McKinlay against Ja Van Mines, the defendant moved for judgment notwithstanding the verdict. Attorney J H Wine argues the plaintiff had no authority to act as the company's agent in the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McKinlay
Javan Mines Company
J. H . Wine
March Enters Like a Lamb
The article notes spring has arrived with lamblike March, predicting a busy agricultural season. Farmers are preparing fields, planting commercial lettuce, plowing, and pruning trees while winter eases away and warm days prove ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Idaho Senate backs Mexico ties amid Obregon efforts
Idaho senators approved a Mexican relations resolution praising President Obregon for stabilizing the country and aiding Americans along the border. The body also passed bills on dairy trade fairness and unearned interest rebates, while introducing finance and law library funding and bar admission oversight measures. House bills on public utility taxation and irrigation district elections drew party-wide attention as Governor Moore criticized the late general appropriation process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
Obregon
Idaho
Senate
L. B. Thomas
Arizona
House
Utilities Commission
C. Moore
Judgment Awarded to First National Bank of Filer
The First National Bank of Filer was awarded a judgment for 1117 by a district court on notes given by I H Heron to the Idaho Cooperative Ruger Company. The bank claimed the notes were taken as collateral security for a loan to the company and found the defendant’s alleged fraud and misrepresentations sustained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Filer
I H. Heron
Idaho Co-Operative
Hert Ruger
Lane Caner Company Board Vote Details
The Lane Caner Company of Chosar Gied plans to reduce its number of directors from six to three. Henry HL Lute, Chairman, and RK. L. Jagels, Secretary, approved the certificate, with the secretary of the board endorsing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeegn Lane Caner Company of
Chosar
Gied
Rovandse
Threm
Henry HL Lute
Mairman
RK. L. Jagels
Indoreed
Indorsed
Elections Set For April In Common Districts And Village
Read as a single notice the article states all school district elections and the biennial village election will occur in April during the same week. The common school district meetings and elections are scheduled for the fourth Saturday, with village elections on the following Tuesday. Official canvassers not named until after April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snousl
Lon
Road to Clover Nears Completion in Filer District
W T Sheldon of Poplar district says the hard surfaced road linking Clover with Filer should be completed in a few days. N C Grant directs construction, and the seven mile crushed rock roadway will connect Filer directly to Clover, with strong local cooperation from ranchers and business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover
Filer
W. T. Sheldon
Poplar Him District
Filer Highway District
N C Grant
Rich Clover District
Here
Tanehers
Fr Dents
Old-Fashioned Spelling Bee Promised at Local Event
An old fashioned spelling bee is planned under the Filer Parent-Teacher group with adult participants only. Supt. RL Pecle organizes the effort with two teams led by William M Bunce and N D Reed, featuring local business people and officials from Main Street to Totence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
Pecle
William M. Bunce
Main Street
N. D. Reed
Record Office
Totence Interest
Ner
Mia. Neynelds
Dr. A. Kerry
K. Douggiem
Prank Albin
F.C. Grover
F. B. Woods
Abe Anderson
W. A. Shear
J. M. Markel
Dave Allen
A. T. Craig
Karl Manyon
W. D. Gillis
J. M. Peony
Leonard Wood
John Chandler
K. Deal
Expert Typist Demonstrations Impress at Marathi School
Miss Hessle Friedman of Brook leads a typing demonstration at the Marathi School, typing 148 words per minute on a common Underwood while adding a column of five digits. The feat surpasses the average 45 wpm by most typists and shows remarkable concentration. Mr Peterson of Pocatello also demos dismantling and reassembling a typewriter quickly, claiming the world's record for the task. High school students show interest in the contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hessle Friedman
Brook
Miss Friedman
Reed
Rothingele
Peterson
Pocatello
Melmbols
Am Ime Uerest
Comtests
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Record
Phone Concern
Sda Sperne
P.T.A
California Union
Sones
Hatley
Twin and Filer
Apprala
McKinlay
March
Fish Bank
Ameena
Odeforation
Sheldon
Hore
Wonder
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