Peavey Merchant Chases Gunman From Store
A stranger wearing a black hood entered BE Clark Mercantile in Peavey and threatened proprietor Mr. Clark with a revolver before Clark seized the weapon hand and struck the robber, who fled without a trace by noon today. Clark estimated the intruder at about 5 feet 6 inches tall and 150 pounds, dressed in khaki overalls and a dark complexion, noting nervousness suggesting a novice in crime. In a separate note, the Methodist church basement hosted the second annual Mothers and Daughters banquet with 160 attendees, served by fathers and sons, followed by a program of speakers and musical interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Clark
Peavey
Clark
Methodist Church
H .H. Schildman
Guy Shearer
BE. BK. Haag
E. A. Beem
Club Presents Two Clever Plays and Operetta
The Filer Women's club announces an April 6 evening at the Gem theatre featuring three plays and a short musical to cover a deficit from the Lyceum series. The program includes Merry, Merry Cuckoo Those Husbands of Ours and The Village Blacksmith directed by Mrs. G H Shearer with 25 voices.
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Filers
Filer Woman‘s Club
Lyceum
Gem Theatre
G. H. Shearer
Blakeleys In Near Serious Accident On State Route
Tuesday afternoon Mr and Mrs Frank Blakeley narrowly escaped a serious crash while returning from Twin Falls. While reaching for an item in his pocket to pass to his wife he lost control of the car, drove off the road and toppled an embankment. The vehicle but for self-recovery reached town. Mrs Blakeley suffered a forehead cut and nervous shock, Mr Blakeley was only lightly bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Blakeley
Twin Falls
Blakeley
Mr Telford Dead After Stroke At Home
G H Telford dies at his home after a paralytic stroke ten days earlier. Funeral services will be held at the Methodist church Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Telford
Methodist Church
Beet contract details set by Amalgamated Sugar
Amalgamated Sugar disclosed 1922 beet contract terms: beet at 15 percent sugar content earns growers 6.35 dollars per ton, with minimums of 5.50 dollars per ton for 15 percent sugar if sugar stands at 4.50 per hundred pounds. If sugar rises to 6.00 dollars next fall, beet value could reach 7.62 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Quick Court Action In Moonshine Raid on East Main Street
H R Butch Adkins arrested Friday as one of the postholders of a seven gallon hex of home made whiskey found by Sheriff E R Sherman and Deputy Sheriff Van Ormaby in an east Main Street dwelling. Saturday began serving a 30 day jail term with a $200 fine in district court by Judge W A Babcork within twelve hours of arrest. Emery arrived in town with liquor. both men were taken in custody after raid. Emery pleaded guilty to legal peremption of Minor Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R
Butch” Adkins
E.R Sherman
van Ormaby
W. A. Babcork
Adkins
A. C. Emery
Art Shop Opening Saturday in Scholten Residence
Mrs Arthur Scholten announces the opening of the Art Shop on Saturday April 1 at the Scholten residence corner of Sixth Street and Idaho Avenue. The shop will offer children's clothing art goods and fancy work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Scholten
Scholten
Sixth Street
Idaho Avuge
Rural High Takes Two Firsts in Declamation
Rural high school claimed two first places in a sub district declamatory contest at Bud Friday evening. Claribel Walter and Leslie Williamson won two firsts, Leah Timm took a second, with John Amsbury of Twin Falls slated to join for the South Central Idaho contest in Jerome.
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Claribel Walter
Leslie Williamson
Leah Timm
Bud
John Amsbury
Twit Falls
Jerome
Buhl
Leslie Wil- Hamaon
Ieal
Forrest Finney
Twin Falls
Miss Walter
Betty Buffington
Bahl
Joby Amshury
M. M. van Patten
Idaho High School Declamatory Association
W. Tenny
Gooding College
Gooding
Arthur ©. Evans
Burley
J. F. Johnson
Kimberly
Castleford
Filer
Murtaugh
Twin Palla
Bubls
Thin Din Inlet
Gertrude Walter
Paul
Gooding Jerome
Heyburn
Marcas
Twin Falls County
Bubs
Schowl
Maron
Geneal
Annual Meeting of Fair Acres Golf Club
The executive committee of Fair Acres Golf Club met at Arthur B. Anderson's office to plan a members meeting for officer elections and other business. The gathering set Friday evening at the village office for the event. W D Gillis serves as president and R K Dillingham as secretary, with the club currently listing 50 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Acres Golf Club
Arthur B. Anderson
W D. Gillis
R. K. Dillingham
Dr Sullivan in District to Place Deputy Inspector
Dr W A Sullimate tubercu floats inspector of the department of agriculture was here Monday. He states a deputy inspector is to be placed in this district shortly. This action is made necessary by the increasing number of dairy herds being placed on the accredited list.
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Sullivan
Department of Agriculture
Jackson Lake Storage notes from Mor an outlet area
Reports from Mor an Wyoming at the Jackson lake reservoir outlet show EH Snyder at home with a severe influenza attack and hopeful return by late September. George Pfiller departed last week on a business and pleasure trip to his old home in Missouri.
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Jackson Lake
Burley
Idaho
Moran
Wyo
Jackson Lake Reservoir
EH. Snyder Tag Been
George Pfieller
Misouri
Supt. Denman Again Heads Rural High School Faculty
Supt Denman heads reappointed Rural High School faculty for next term after a postponed board meeting. Principal Denman and most of the current staff were retained. two are not due to a state law requiring university or state normal school degrees. New vacancies to be filled and salaries set after final staff is chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George RB. Denman
F. C. Graves
Denman
Karl Woolridge
Gertrude Walter
Jesse Thornber
Maud Montgomery
Wireless conversation heard between Los Angeles and Hawaii
Lawrence Peck listened in on a wireless conversation between Los Angeles and Hawaii after receiving market reports and hearing the concert, as sent out by the government, last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Peck
Los Angeles
Hawaiian Datand
Dobl Herald
Walter N Aa Vick Elected Vice President At Shrine Meeting
Several members of the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine attended the Twin Falls county shrine club annual meeting at the Perrine hotel on Monday evening. Walter N Aa Vick was elected vice president for the coming year.
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Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
Twin Falla County
Rew reports Chandler missing in Indiana then Sterling
Word from the rew notes John Chandler left two weeks ago for Indiana then Denver. He was taken to a brother’s home at Sterling where he is now believed to be recovering under care in a convulsive illness.
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Rew
John Chandler
Indiania
Denver
Cole
Sterling
Plu Epidemic Dims In Wank Areas
A garbled report notes a plague like epidemic in Wank and nearby communities. It mentions a period of several weeks where cases abated and physicians state cancers are gradually becoming more treated.
Modern Woodman Camp Formation Date Set for April 10
Special deputy G W Ian Hinson announces the Modern Woodman Camp formation will occur April 10. Tete Palle camp officials will preside and confer degrees at the inaugural meeting.
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Wood
Sh Filer
G. W. Ian Hinson
Tete Palle
Stewart W Stewart dies long time county figures view
The death of Igamee W. Stewart father of Claud Stewart county assessor removes a Tir property owner and longtime resident of the region. Claud Stewart will miss his father’s funeral. Gardner adds auto freight line gear boosts patronage with a Studebaker tour car. W Eaton confined at home this week.
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Stewarts Pathe
Talline
Big Mopide Mieh
Igamee
W. Stewart
Claud Stewart
Filer
Stewart
Tir
Village Board to Establish New Sprinkling District
The village board passes an ordinance to form a sprinkling district in most of the incorporated area except Midway and parts of Mattison and Manyon. Sprinkling runs April 15 to October 15 with costs estimated at 2267.78 dollars, four cents per front foot on most streets and five cents on Main Street. objections due by March 20 to FR Albin, village clerk.
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Mattison
Union and
Idaho Avenues
Manyon
Male
Albin
Bank's New Home Nears Readiness
Rapid progress by J Le Riwards and crew enlarges the Farmers and Merchants quarters. The old partition is removed and a new front entrance shifts to the right. Remodeling has caused some confusion but officials report operations continue unimpaired and new fixtures expected within a week.
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J le Riwards
Evidences That Spring Has Come
Weather has gradually warmed the past week with signs of spring evident in travel and markets. Reports note garden seeds in demand and spring fries placed on sale. Days have been warm and sunny with frost occurrences fading, pleasing travelers and residents.
Street Crew busy with drainage and spring prep
Street Commissioner Allen and crew clear waterways and tend vegetation as villages prepare for spring. Snow along Main Street slicks the south side while Reel office relocates. Creed family leaves Moberty for Jacksonville area to farm. North Street closing sale nets over 1060 in cash.
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Allen
Drageiie
Main Street
Brock
Creed
Ivan T. Creed
Moberty
Jacksonville
Mr. Creed
North Street
Shearer
Curfew Enforcement to Begin April First
The village will enforce the curfew after April 1 with an electrically operated fire siren sounding at nine every evening. Marshall Allen issues the order citing previous minor mischief by local youths and notes the change from bell to modern signaling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Marshall
Farm Auction Sales Continue To Be Good All Year
Farm sales show strong demand with good prices for farming machinery and stock. Woestock, Xvagon and Hopkins closed out a sale for A. C. Divine yesterday afternoon before a large crowd, described as very successful. Walter and Shearer conducted a Twin Polis horse sale for C. A. McMaster on Tuesday, also deemed highly successful. The cash-only sale topped at 240 dollars for a nine year old horse.
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Woestock
Xvagon
Hopkins
A. C. Divine
Walter
Shearer
C. A. McMaster
Twin Polis
District Court Hears Case Over Bakery Judgment
In district court on Tuesday J. was granted a judgment against five workers claimed to be employed at the Piler bakery run by Mr. Jackson. The trial extended over Saturday and Monday. Evans seeks $615. Jackson said he would appeal to the supreme court.
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District Court
Piler
Jackson
Evans
Supreme Court
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M. BR
Lyceum Fund
Blakeleys
MR. Telford
Filer Man
Emery
PF. Davall
Rural High
Ako
Ako A Aziz
Supt. Denman
Mr. Woolridge
Misses Walter
Montgomery and
Thornbor
Beart
Hawate
Walter N Aa Vick
Wank
Woodman
Gardner
FR. Gardner
FU Or
Hub
W. Eaton
Marca
Thareday
Bank
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