Sullivan says milk supply of Filer pure and safe
Dr W A Sullivan tuberculin inspector reports all dairy cattle supplying milk to Patrons in Filer are free from contamination. About 2000 herds are under state inspection with 26 accredited herds. Accreditation requires three semiannual tests with no charge for this service. Owners may write to the state animal husbandry department for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
W. A. Sullivan
Teeter Sullivan
Arcredivndiat
Halliven
State Animal Husbandry Department
Hulen
Detweiler Sees Coal Shipment From Mutual Company
Detweiler returns from a trip to the Mutual Coal Company with optimism about Utah mine prospects. He notes coal is already being shipped and large shipments are expected shortly. a stockholders meeting will be held on arrival to plan future steps. He states 100,000 more stock will be offered until April fifteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detweiler Han
Mutual Coal Co
Utah
Dotweller
Financial Statement for Twin Falls Independent School District No 1
Publication of the district's financial condition for the past three years is required under Idaho law. The complete financial report of money expended and its purposes must be published annually in a local paper near the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin
Eboul House
Filer School Baseball Opens Season With Big Win
The Filer grade school team defeated Twila Falls Junior High 14 to 1 in the season opener Friday afternoon. Coach Devel of the Twins expresses confidence as the Twins batting battery of Tim Reed and Ticheer led the way. The Twin Palle boys were unable to handle the strong ball, and the Filer squad showed early promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
Twila Fells
Tye
Formore Greand
Eeason
Devel
Twenls
Otatee bin
Timmead Ticheer
Palle
Balla
Caribou Hunt Narrates Grim Arctic Auto Trail
In a rough tale of northern life, hunting drives the changing days from old trappers to modern auto chases. Rival groups push caribou through Beattie and Alashi, bagging wildlife, hauling meat back through tunnels, and touting winter supplies as a new frontier of sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsehe
Eutomebile
Beattie
Automebiien
Bureco
Alashi
Regular Everyday Affairs in a Household Scene
A fragmented domestic scene unfolds as a mother and family members scramble with chores. The dialogue hints at mornings of hurried routines, clothing mishaps, and a bustling home life with humor and everyday tensions.
Rodeos Near Kotuk River Highlight Reindeer Trade
In Alaska the annual rodeos near the Kotuk River showcase exhibitions akin to Western United States roundups. The gatherings, held under U S education auspices for native reindeer herders, discuss grazing rights, breeding, and potential export to the United States. Officials foresee a future market for meat with deer yields around 150 pounds dressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kotuk River
Arcte Whely
Weatere
United States
Alaska
Pop Wine Mechanics
Registration Board Revelations in a Woman Led Inquiry
Local reg booths reveal personal gossip about neighbors as an elderly man recalls his past role in government. A wife and other board members discuss age and gender while the husband is questioned by a board member, unsettling a bystander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
Silevee
Mra Blank
Newers Evening Post
Self Help Pen Trick: Borrowed Fountain Pen Demonstrated
A Popular Science Monthly feature describes a fountain pen trick using a dried berry to discharge ink into another pen. It advises assuring the owner no damage will occur while borrowing a pen and returning it after the demonstration. The article also notes a local figure, Congressmen Twetty, facing political decline after public curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Science Monthly
Theo
Luncheon talk on suffrage and home duties stalls in eggshell words
Fragmented notes recount Mabel and Myrtle with Representative Dawson at luncheon arguing that a woman's place is the home and discussing a “fellowship” dinner. The item blends with classified ads about animals, sales, lost items, and loans, typical of a small town sheet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Myrtle
Dawson
Myrtie
Mahet
Imine
Trade terms for dairy and livestock items listed
Market brief lists butterfat and bees in trade alongside cattle sheep poultry and ducks. Items include cathe cows heateers and hogs with numbers 28 and 400 referenced, suggesting quantities or prices in a historic exchange. Entities appear as Te Hoge-prime and King Lambe Te, indicating brand or seller names within a fragmented OCR.
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Sullivan
Detweiler
Coal of Mutual Company
Pilet
Company
Ita
Jemme
Roy
Letome
Goa
Twettly
Squire Witherbes
Jersey Helter
Wesley Young
Buck Ranch
Bear
Celiforain
Harley
H. Detwetter
Mra
Lewis Manly
Curry
Filer Ft
Kent
Piler
Mennonite Church
Jackson
Wilfred Olsen
Burdnes Hall
Main Street
W. D. Gillis
Mora
Liberal
Arthur L. Swim
Gilbert Deklotz
Davia
White Leghorn Eeas
Louis Ubrich
BP Oliver
Audred
Renee
Musser
J.P. Buck Ranch
Gale Pato Cortition
Dickson
John Lienen
Eas
Ben BK White
Rhode Inland
Harold Vining
Filer Box
J. W. Price
Piter Auto
Movabie Hen House
Fee Vale
L. Jone
Ben Olmey
Reesrom Pure Bred
Barred Rocks
Florence Gifford
Drake
Louis
Brown Kid Oxfords
University
Pat Ae
Oxford
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