Easter Cantata at M E Church Sunday in Filer
The Petries Life Everlasting cantata directed by Leonard Wood will be staged at the Methodist church Sunday at eight. The 40 member choir from the community will perform with Truitt on organ and Miss Irma Dewl on piano. soloists include Mrs Quy I H iear er and Mr Leonard Wood among others. A final rehearsal is set for Sunday at 2:20 PM.
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Petrie
Twin Falls
Wood
GH. Shearer
Twin Palle
Mrs. Go
Truitt
Miss Irma
Dewl
Quy I. Hiearer
2. I. Riply
Electric Power Patrons Invited to Hear Trial
The Public Utilities Commission invites Idaho electric service consumers of Idaho Power Company to cross-examine witnesses at a hearing on April 6 1921 at 10 o'clock am in Bell Idaho. The company seeks to value its Idaho physical properties and reestablish rates, with exhibits on investments revenues and expenses.
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Public Utilities Commission
Idaho Power Company
Sieho Power Company
Idaho
Commission
Bell
Major F. R. Reed Dies in Idaho Monday Night
Major Fred KR. Reed longtime Idaho resident and former Idaho Reclamation Association director died at the Bannock hotel Monday night likely from apoplexy. He was born August 9 1855 in Jersey City New Jersey and leaves a brother and sister in New York. Masons and Elks will manage funeral affairs.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Fred KR. Reed
Idaho Reclamation Association
Iabo
Bannock Hotel
New York
Masons and Elks
Jerany City
N. J
Adkins Wins Lightweight Championship in Idaho Duel
Butch Adkins of Filer defeats Andrew Samarges of Pocatello in two straight falls at Reybrowa Root Garden to claim Idaho lightweight title and earn a shot at Utah champion Van Deusen for the intermountain heavyweight crown. Referee Lester Musser oversaw a 14 minute first fall and a quick two minute second fall with Adkins dominating both sessions. The event, held under Twin Falls Athletic Club license, drew a small crowd and was followed by a dance by Flier Post American Legion. attendance suggests growing local interest in wrestling rematches.
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Andrew Samarges
Pocatello
Reybrace Roof Garden
Butch Adkins
Filer
Idaho
van Deusen
Utah
Lester Musser
Adkins
Mumert
Arapplers
Samarges
Adking
Lamarges
Reybrowa Root Garden
Twin Falls Athletic Club
American Legion
Wrestline
Senkers
McAuley Heads Irish Relief Drive Initiated
An American Committee for Relief in Ireland forms across the United States to raise 116,000 for Ireland’s starving women and children. Donald A. Callahan of Wallace is state chairman and T C MacAuley leads Twin Falls county efforts. The drive begins March 17 and runs until the goal is met.
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United
Ireland
American Committee For Relief In
Maho
Donald A. Callahan
Wallare
T C Macauley
Twin Faths
Many Farmers Sign Sugar Beet Contracts Now
At a meeting in the O. O. F. hall last Thursday night sugar beet growers expressed approval of Amalgamated Sugar contracts and many signed agreements to grow beets. A company representative praised beets as a money crop and detailed the economic impact, noting high payouts to farmers and community employment tied to the beet industry.
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O. O. F. Hall
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Condit
Record Egg Sale Stuns Local Poultry Trade Saturday
A total of 27,000 eggs were sold to Filer merchants, with 75 cases totaling 2256 count. Sales reached $562.50 in cash or credit as egg production extended over a mile long area. The piece notes strong demand and the era's economic impact while including editorial comments on national symbols and feminism.
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Donen
Lon Weet
Wilma Noh Wins First Place in Humorous Class
Wilma Noh of Rural High School won first in the humorous class at the sub-district declamatory contest held in Kimberly Friday evening. Octavia Williamson of Twin Falls placed second, with Thelma King Kimberley third and Zing Mekett Murtaugh fourth. Judges included Rev Asher A Brand, Mabel Miller, and Ira Tweedy. first place winners received silver medals, with gold to be awarded at Twin Falls later. The district contest was moved to Twin Falls and the state contest will be held April fifteenth in Holse.
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Wilma Noh
Kimberly
Lo Octavia Williamson
Mie Wil- Hammon Ty
Mra
J. W. Williamson
Filer
Edgerton Chandler
Melvin Blackburn
Mise Chandler
Clyde Lew
Test
Jacob Irwin
Twiln Falls
Baal Jabley
Buhl
Wide Haley
Murtough
Melvin Ilwekturn
Aml Everett Pream
Holse
Cone Ines
Hub
Twili Pati
Vandalism By Town Rowdies Provokes Citizens Alarm
Town residents report bands of youths causing disturbances across several blocks Thursday night. A thrown stone shattered a window at the Truitt property on Yakima Avenue and Bisth Streets, narrowly avoiding greater damage. Truitt offers a reward for identification of culprits and will prosecute.
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GH. Trulit
Yakima Avenue
Bisth Streets
Truitt
Fenders
Aged Woman Found Insane In Probate Hearing
A hearing before Judge C P Duvall determined Mary Snyder an aged woman near Pier is mentally unbalanced. The medical commission Doctors McGinnis and Pike found she is a county charge whose delusion claims county officials are attempting to poison her food.
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Mary Snyder
Near Pier
C. P. Duvall
Dre C. @. McGinnis
W. F. Pike
Filer Stores Prepared For Easter Demands
Filer merchants anticipate heavy Easter shopping with ready stocks in all lines. Local stores advertise spring goods, clothing, shoes, and groceries, while several highlight special prices and new arrivals. Rural high school leadership changes loom as Denman may accept superintendent post. board undecided on staff contracts pending an appointment.
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Filer
United States
Beem and
Hammerquist
Hub Clothing
A. Love
Tree
Ned Tooda
C. B. Hudelson
Heningeon Produce Company
Drake's Furniture
Twin Falls County Placed in Second Class under Reform
Boise reports to County Auditor C C Siagina that Twin Falls County drops from a first to a second class status following recent legislative action. The shift slashes commissioners salaries from 1500 to 900 dollars yearly and moves payments to quarterly. Ada and Bonner gain first class, Nampa county drops to fourth class. total savings reach about 1800 annually.
Butch Adkins to Enter Business Here Soon
Butch Adkins plans a re establishment in the produce and fibers sector with temporary headquarters at the Peppine Market. He will set up his own quarters in a few weeks and has arranged with two Pocatello signe to act as agents for purchases.
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Tle
Adkins
Nomme
Pocatello
Ems
District School Contest Set For Tomorrow
At a Friday meeting in the grade school building superintendents from local and nearby districts drafted plans for the annual district contest to be held here tomorrow. Participants include students from Filer Curry Marca Cedar Draw Washing ton Poplar Hit Pleasant View and Elmwood. Winners in the district contest will advance to a county contest on April 20. Local entries include cream butter chickens veal hog sheep cattle and hides. Mr Adkins says the store will open Monday morning and he will return from Pocatello tomorrow.
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Filer
Curry
Marca
Cedar Drew
Washington
Poplar Hit
Ent
Pleasant View
Or View
Rh. HW. McAfee
Maron
Mre. Clark
Corry
J. W. Smith
Mins Dhuvelett
W. Normas
Cedar Draw
Mies Ruppert
Mine Cook
Elmwood
W. T. Doyel
Piter
Winvers
Adkins
Pocatello
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Choral Club
Leonard Wood
Maj. F. R. Reed
Samarges of
Macauley
Ford
Campalee
Mahe Farm Hireaan
Pratt
Twin Palle Toomorrow
Geo. H. Truitt
GE. Denman
Mixes Walter
George BE. Denman
Twin Fath High
Polson
Rural ‘High School
F.C Graves
Denman
Graves
Chate
Mice Mantie Montgomery
Mise Laure! Bunch
Englind
Mins
Gertrude Walter
Vance
T. F. County
Sinwins
Boise
C. C. Siagina
Twin Fally
Ada
Bonner
Bonner County
Nannock
Botee
J. HM. Seaver
Carl Miller
House
Waald
Ommittee
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