Fire at Harper Bros Apiary on West Patth Street
A kettle of bee wax boiled over at W. Harper's apiary Tuesday evening igniting parts of the wax melting area. Fire crews arrived quickly but the hydrants and hose carts were not needed as flames were doused soon after discovery. The apiary stores honey and beekeeping supplies, with minor damage reported by the owner.
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Apiary
W. ©. Harper
Harper
Harper Apiary
West Patth Street
County levies year 1920 totals 70.2 mills
County lists for 1920 show Filer area levies totaling 70.2 mills after state and district charges. Filer 28 mills, independent district four 10, oral high school 7, Filer Highway 6.5. Twin Falls totals include 19 mills, with 12.2 for county and state, plus city and district additions. Additional city taxes for streets and improvements apply. The report details apportionments for current expense general school roads bond interest and other funds. The county toll extensions total 1,694,924.63 distributed to county current expense general school roads bond redemption highway districts rural high school common districts.
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Village of
Filer County
Independent School District
Oral
Filer Highway District
Twin Pally County
States
Twin Falls
Tuna
Twin Falls City
Bubt
Hollister
Hansen
Kimberly
Devy
StamsiTtle County
Rural High School Declamatory Contest Tonight at Gem Theater
The Rural high school holds its home declamatory contest this evening at the Gem theatre. Three classes oratorical dramatic and Burnorcus will feature contestants. Winners advance to the district contest.
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Theater Tonight
Gem Theatre
Eliater
Idaho Dental Association meets in Boise this summer
Dr M J Guede, secretary, returns from Boise where he attended Idaho State Dental Association activities. Plans were finalized for the annual state meeting to be held in Boise from June 27 to July 2 with Dr LG Phillips of Jerome serving as president.
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de M. J. Guede
Boise
Idaho State Dental Association
LG. Phillips
Jerome
Madland Family Visits from Stavanger Norway
Mr and Mrs O A Madland of Stavanger Norway arrived last Friday for an extended visit with their son A O Madland cashier at Farmers and Merchants Bank They traveled on the S S Stavangerjord from South Dakota and Minnesota with their first trip to America since their son came here as a youth They praise the country and note Norway prospered during the war as a neutral trader with both sides aiding rapid growth.
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O. A. Madland
Stavanger
Norway
A. ©. Madland
Hank
South Dakota
Minnesota
Ameri
Stavangerjord
A. O. Macland
Madland
America
Stavantor
Holsteins Bring Strong Bids at Nampa Sale
Former Filer residents Sumner Musser and Ralph Musser bought the top Holstein female and top bull at a Nampa sale conducted by AG. Perking the pair brought 1010 dollars total, with the bull at 518.40 and the cow at 500. Auctioneer Walter reported a 225 dollar bull sale and an average price of 226 dollars for all Holsteins. He plans two more spring sales in the region and notes dairying and hog production support.
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Sumner
Ralph Musser
Nampa
University of Idaho Extension Department
Namca
KO. Walter
Idaho
Sherthorn
Mark Musser to Go to Marlowton Montana
Mr and Mrs Mark Musser and Leane of Twin Falls visit relatives at the home of Mr and Mrs Jacob Maser before departing for Harlowton Montana where they will reside. Musser has worked with the United Store at Twin Falls and will join the same firm in Montana.
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Mark Maser
Leane
Twin Falls
Jacob Maser
Harlowton
Montana
Mus Ver
United
Twin Palke
Protest Against Plan of Assessment by County Merchants
A group of 35 to 40 local merchants from Twin Falls Filer Kimberly Bullseye protested the county assessor plan for valuing merchan dise stocks in county stores. They argued invoice quotas are unfair as prices fall and urged assessing stocks by replacement cost at purchase. The board will consider the protest at the next meeting.
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Uise
Ae & Commission
Twin Falls, Filer, Kimberly and Bull
Twit Palle News
Runaway team endangers life of Ben H Beck
Ben H Beck, a well known farmer four miles south of Filer, was dragged 54 feet by a road drag after his team frightened. He fell under the apparatus, suffering a broken rib, foot injury, and a dislocated shoulder, but is recovering and thankful the accident was not worse.
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Tureday
Ben 1 Beck
Filer
Beck
Championship honors may yet go to Adkins
Special to the Record in Pocatello reports a two-wrestler match between Butch Adkins of Piler and the Greek grappler Ramarges. A disputed fall left the championship undecided as officials schedule a rematch at the Elk’s club in about two weeks. Adkins shows bold offense despite a broken rope injury and vows to win the title under Piler’s banner.
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Pocatello
Butch Adking
Piler
Andrew Samarges
Elk's Club
Adkins
Filer
Ramarges
Adkian
Death of Shadrath Bonwell in Carry and Ohio birth
Shadrath Bonwell died Sunday at his son Albert Bonwell's home in Carry. A Civil War veteran of Company B Ricith lows infantry, he lived with his son for 25 years and leaves another son W Bonwell of Racine, Minnesota. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the DeWitt chapel conducted by Rev BL White of the Methodist church.
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Shadrac Bonwell
Albert Bonwall
Carry
Mr. Bonnell
Ohio
Company B
Ricith Lows Infantry
W. Bonwell
Racion
Misa
DeWitt Chapel
BL. White
Methodist Church
Twis Palle
Red and White Fall to Twin Falls in Narrow Loss
The Rural high school basketball team lost 28 to Twin Falls Tuesday at Reybrace Garden. Twin Falls veterans, many from the football squad, were faster and stronger. Murray starred for Filer as the team mixed youth with experience in a hard fought game.
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Twin Falls
Reybrace Garden
Filer
Murray
Wholeam
Carter
C. Yokem
Newman
Taylor
Aler
Dig Cole
Maray
Aman
Glick Jand Rixckiure
Arrival of Spring Proclaimed Across Village
Weather prognosticator predicted spring and farmers prepare fields and till. Merchants report brisk garden and flower sales while springtime activity fills the air as streets show signs of renewal amid mild conditions.
Munyan Visits, Plans Return From Long Beach Trip
H G Munyan arrived Friday from Long Beach California on a business trip. He will depart today for home. Munyan reports family health in California improving and plans to return in the fall for the county fair. He notes Emil Sommer sold a property in Long Beach and moved his family to Lethbridge Alberta Canada. Sommer sold his residence for 49500 and received payment in Canadian money.
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HG. Memyom
Long Beach
Calif
Mr. Munyan
California
Hiesom
Leg
Moore
Munyon
Brossman Named Secretary by Chamber of Commerce
Hee H. Bassman was elected by the board of directors of the Booth Chamber of Commerce as secretary after Joseph W. Tanner resigned to head a similar body in Paso Robles California. The appointment is temporary and will hold until May 1.
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Hee H. Bassman
Boht Chamber of Commerce
Organication
Joseph W. Tanner
Gove
Paso Robles California
Huseman
Former Clover Residents Hurt In Juneau County Accident
Mr and Mrs A Husteman of Highland View formerly resided in Clover were injured when their buggy collided with a car at Third avenue and Second street as they returned from Twin Pally. Mr Hunteman aged 76 suffered a deep facial gash, two concussions a brain injury and remained unconscious for a time. The hore broke loose and the buggy wrecked. They were treated by Dr D L Alexander and have since shown signs of recovery.
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A Husteman
Highland View
Clover
Mr. Hunteman
Fairacres Named Golf Club Title by Trustees
The golf club trustees selected Fairacres as the club name after evaluating several entries at the Twin Falls county fair grounds. The winning submission by Juneau Shinn earned a five dollar prize, with congratulations sent to Mrs. Shinn. Other proposed names included Bark View Oregon Trail Mountain Gem Penders and Wispeanwee. The board approved the choice unanimously under county commissioners and fair board permissions.
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Golf Club
Fair Board
Shinn
Spirited Bidding at Glassinger Farm Sale
A lively auction drew buyers north of Filer as Glassinger’s farm sale exceeded expectations. Record publicity helped generate strong bidding and a robust final figure, with narrator Mr. Glassinger pleased by results beyond anticipation. McCarroll conducted a sale near Stevens, drawing a good crowd.
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Glassinger Farm
Bee EK
Glasinger Romed
Filer
Glansibart
Manpow
Uwookine
McCarroll
Stevens
Alldp
G. Kinter
Pilar
Oregon Short Line Denies Twin Palis Chamber Complaints
Oregon Short Line railroad contends the Twin Palis Chamber of Commerce filing with the public utilities commission misstates conditions. The company denies the station adequacy roadbed passenger service rolling stock and train frequency claims and questions the chamber’s standing to file. Officials vow to push for an early hearing before the utilities commission in Twin Pallet News.
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Twin Palis
Deni
New Cabinet of President-Elect Is Made Public
The men chosen by President elect Harding to head the departments are listed. Charles Evans Hughes of New York becomes Secretary of State. Andrew Mellon of Pennsylvania to Treasury. John W Weeks of Massachusetts to War. Harry Daugherty of Ohio as Attorney General. Will Hays of Indiana as Postmaster General. Wilbur Howard? Deady of Michigan to the Navy. Henry Wallace of Iowa to Agriculture. Merer? Hoover of California to Commerce. James J. Dawes of Pennsylvania to Labor.
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Harding
Charles Evane Hughes
New York
Treasury
Andrew Mellon
Pennsylvania
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Harry Cherry
Obie
Wiil Haya
Indiana
Nave
Ted Tanner Reputed Expert Marksman in Wartime Contests
The report highlights Ted Tanner as a premier marksman linked to Siler now in the army near Vancouver. It notes his noted rifle practice and competition at Sale Dene beaimont, with mentions of his mother Mrs Dawner Cul and other local observers. The phrasing is fragmentary and OCR-like.
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Ted Tanner
Siler
Vancugeerr
Wineton
Bia
J. W. Dawner
Ted Way
Sale Dene
Hilary Schwok
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Trip
Paney
Mark Musser
Marlowton, Montana
Ben H. Beck
Hut Commission
Hutch
Musser
Rand
Lamargre
Boteh
Adking
Mame
Draths
RED and White
Inv'ders
Loral
Amt
H. G. Munyan
Brossman New Socretary
Buhl
Hamber
COM
Hinpact
Fairacres
Juneen Shine
Comtest
O.S.L
Civic Body
Chamber of Comerce
Dew Parties Meads—Hughes Lewes
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