Levy Vote Not Necessary In District No 4
At a special board meeting Independent School District No 4 decided that a school levy vote is not needed as maximum revenue suffices under the new law. The finance committee report favored this, pleasing taxpayers. Last year’s district levy totaled 14 mills with rural high school adding 6, Twin Falls 22, Kimberly and Buh 23. The ban on attendance from sick homes, mainly measles and mumps, was partially lifted as peak epidemics passed. L. D. Allen, new board member, was sworn in.
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Board of Trustees of Independent School District No. 4
Lecon
W. A. Shear
W. D. Gillis
Twin Falls
Kimberly
Buh
L. D. Allen
W. J. Fenwick
Project boys growing corn of good grade
George N. Tucker reports Walter Honderich bought 100 pounds of White Dent and Silver King seed corn from Frank Hafer at Gooding. It yielded 110 bushels on four acres. Ted Sierer ordered 40 pounds of Reid's Yellow Dent seed from N. H. Leland of Wendell, with 90 bushels per acre on 40 acres. Both men show strong local potential and aim to meet next year’s demand.
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Geo. N. Tucker
Rural High School
Walter Honderich
Frank Hafer
Gooding
Mr. Hater
Jerome
Ted Sierer
Reid
N. H. Leland
Wendell
Leland
Ted
Walter
Funeral services held for Alice Virginia Crafton
Funeral services were conducted at the home Friday afternoon for Alice Virginia Crafton, 14, who died Wednesday from pneumonia following mension. She was a member of Rural High School freshman class. Rev. FS Kagey officiated with Margaret Coll Morris leading songs and speaking. Survived by parents and several siblings. Burial in the I.O.O.F. cemetery.
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Alice Virginia Crafton
FS Kagey
Mennonite Brethren Church
Margaret Coll Morris
American Pall
Gifford
Dental Articles A1 Well Worth Your Time
The Record commends a series of mouth hygiene articles appearing in the publication. Endorsed by local dentists, these brief pieces are considered highly authoritative and valuable for readers seeking dental guidance. Don’t miss these concise expert tips.
Twin Falls farmers back proposed wage schedule
About 150 farmers gathered in Twin Falls at a Chamber of Commerce event to approve a farm wage scale for the coming season. Until August 1 haying begins, single men would receive 50 dollars per month with board, while men with families would receive 70 to 75 dollars per month plus housing and yard, or other living accommodations arranged by the employer. Those paid by daily rate would earn 2 dollars per day with board. The schedule mirrors last year’s regional practice.
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Twin Falls
P. T. A. Will Meet Next Thursday
The Filer Parent-Teacher Association plans its next monthly meeting at the school house on Thursday evening, March 13. Chairman Karl LaHue lists the program including piano solo by Ethelyn Buesing, Japanese song by sixth grade girls, whistling solo by Mrs. George Leonard, vocal duet by Mrs. A Anderson and Mrs. E A Beem, and speaker Mr. W. D. Gillis, with refreshments after.
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Filer
Karl LaHue
Ethelyn Buesing
George Leonard
A. ®. Anderson
E. A. Beem
W. D. Gillis
Spencer Increases Interests At American Falls Cream Station
M Spencer of Spencer Fruit company is named agent for Nelson-Ricks Creamery of Salt Lake City and will handle cream at his Spencer Just Co office in American Falls. He promises testing and weighing services to improve customer satisfaction. Spencer, a well known Filer map figure, has lately based headquarters in American Falls.
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M. Spencer
Spencer Fruit ! Company
Nelson-Ricks Creamery
Salt Lake City
Spencer Just Co
American Falls Press
Spencer
American Falls
Detweiler Hack Wedding Held in Pocatello
Claude Detweiler son of Mr and Mrs D F Detweiler of this place wed Teresa Hack of Twin Falls in a Sunday ceremony in Pocatello. The bride works at Majestic Pharmacy in Twin Falls while the groom assists his father in the coal business at Twin Falls and Filer.
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Pocatello
Claude Detweiler
D. F. Detweiler
Teresa Hack
Twin Falls
Majestic Pharmacy
Detweiler
Filer
Construction Starts On Main Street Gas Station
STARTS CONSTRUCTION on a new gas service station on Main Street by Dr TL Cartnes AN Holmes has the building contract for crudo construction Parm Sales The Musgrave Railey farm sale east of town last Thursday drew a large crowd A team of Armes Graves Duroe sale earlier had five head bought by KR Collett of Draper Utah He bought five top gifts shipped here Saturday Arthur Denmans Burley brother of Supt G EK Denman attended and bought stock for Mr Collett Monthly board meetings The Filer highway district commissioners meet Saturday afternoon the village board meets Tuesday evening and two local school boards hold monthly meetings next week The county board is in ceesion this week
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Act As
Main Street
TL. Cartnes
AN. Holmes
Crudo Construction
Board of Commissioners
Filer Highway District
County Board of Commissioners
Ceesion
Filer Quintet Wins In Basketball Tourney At Buhl
Filer defeated Kimberly 30 to 12 and Twin Falls 37 to 24 to win the sub district tourney at Buhl. Twin Falls earned second place, earning a bid to Albion for the district meet with Filer. The tournament uses double elimination and involves teams from eight districts across the state. The state meet at Moscow will be March 14 and 15, with travel and housing arrangements arranged by the state association.
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FILER
BUHL
Moscow
Moscow High School
University Athletic Department
R. L. Mathews
State
MC Mitchell
Twin Falls
E. L. Cherry
Filer Wine Handy
Rogerson-Welle railway plans gain momentum with bids
The Oregon Short Line chief engineer says 14 contractors have bid for grading the Rogerson-Well line. Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce railway committee reports rights of way in Nevada clarified and expects early construction, signaling a new era of activity and prosperity for the valley.
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Rogerson- Wel
W. R. Armenrons
Oregon
Rogerson-Welle
Utah Construction Company
Nevada
Twin Fork County Fair Board Named by County Commissioners
The 1924 Twin Palk County fair board was appointed by the county commissioners on Monday. The seven members are active county residents including 4G. C. Davis Filer P Meredith K T MacNe mere Buhl Ro EB Brossard county agent Twin aite and Kimberly.
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Twin Palk County Fair
C. Davis
Filer
P. Meredith
K. T MacNemere
Buhl
EB Brossard
Twin
Petaluma Chicks Limited Amid Idaho Transit Plans
Officials report restrictions on shipping California baby chicks due to outbreaks of hoot and mouth disease among livestock. The Petaluma district was in talks to load chicks for Idaho shipments in March and April as demand for improved strains rises. In local governance, two justices of the peace for Filer precinct were appointed Faith Philby and Art Scholten by the county board.
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Idaho
B. PF. Philby
Art ® Scholten
Filer
Board of County Commissioners
Stormy Watermaster Meeting Ends Amid Turmoil
A near riot marked the annual WAtOT users meeting of District 14 at Mormon Tabernacle with hundreds present. The session adjourned after reelecting Clyde Baldwin as watermaster in a tumultuous vote amid accusations against candidate W. C. Cotton and a recess vote fought by a roll call.
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Watot
District 14
N.V. Pg
Twin Pails Canal Company
Idaho Park
Ivan G. Lincoln
Tom Baird
Frank Bowers
Mr. Baird
Canal Board
John Hart
Clyde Baldwin
TR. L. Meeker
Denver
W. C. Cotton
Watermaster
Charer
Former PLe Man Is To De Jerome Manager Millang Company
Kenneth Annett named Jerome manager for Farmers' Grate and Milling Company succeeding Dodd. Annett, with seven years at the firm, begins March 1 after earlier leading roles in Jerome planting and milling. Friends applaud his promotion and readiness for the post.
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PLE
DE Jerome
Millang Company
Kenneth Annett
Jerome
Farmers’ Grate and Milling Company
Dodd
Northelde News
Annet
Fercely
Ammett
Filer Brash
Sievator Company
Pealing Go Joram Inattall
Graves holds P U C hearing in hometown Monday
A public hearing before F C Graves of the state public utilities commission was held at heritage offices Monday afternoon regarding placing safety signaling devices on the Oregon West Line railway. The village of T D Connor filed the complaint citing heavy traffic and danger at three crossings. Witnesses included William Hance Charley Gambre E M ayder Arthur B Anderson and J H Darts from Manson superintendent J R Cummock attended as reporter for the commission. The commission will review the case and issue a decision later.
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F.c.graves
Public Utilities Commission
T. D. Connor
William M. Hance
Charley J. Gambre
EM Aayder
Arthur B. Anderson
J. H. Darts
Boc Manson
Mahimon
A. J Prater
Maintainance
We J. Gillis
Oregon Short Ling
H. B. Thatpaan
G. 0. Naomas
Idaho Ion
J. R. Cummock
Nutities Cormicsun
Boise
Commission
Cas Ander
First Declamatory Contest of Season Held Last Night
Nine Rural high school students took part in an elimination declamatory contest at the meetinghouse last night. Ralph Love won the oratorical division, Magdalene Schaefer the dramatized, and Glen Wilcox the humorous category. Plans are made for the state declamatory contest in April, with district contests to follow on March 15.
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Menediet
Ralph Love
Magdalene Schaefer
Glen Wilcox
Pntients
Hope McKinsey
Opal Wil Lame
Samerons
Erma Alten
Grace Detweller
Glen Wilco
Oraterieal
Theodore Mek
Gmt
Muni
Democrats to Meet in Capitol Committee Office
Democrats to assemble for a county capitol committee meeting in the secretary’s office Saturday in March. E. J. Finch is chairman and Witham secretary, per the district party notice.
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Democratic County Capitol
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