Kiwanis Club Organized In Filer With 36 Attendees
The Kiwanis Club of Filer was organized over Thursday and Friday meetings with 36 men present at the first luncheon. Robert K. Dillingham elected president. other officers include H. H Schildman vice president Earl S. Jue treasurer W. D. Gillis district trustee and George E. Denman C A Love E. W. Boring George Leonard T D Connor A O Madland and G C Davis as directors. Juneau H. Shinn named secretary. dues fixed. by-laws adopted. Tw in Falls delegation attended. Shad L Hodgin mayor spoke. C H Lincoln helped organize. Attendance prize awarded to Earl S. LaHue. Charter members list given.
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Kiwanis Club of
Filer
P. Hall
Robert K. Dillingham
H. H Schildman
Earl S. Jue
Twin Falls
Shad L. Hodgin
C. H. Lincoln
Kiwanis Club Internatonal
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Churen
Earl S. LaHue
L. D. Allen
W. M. Bunce
L. A Bethel
el W. Horing, Jr
G. A Beem
A. T. Craig
F. B. Carson
T. D. Connor
W. T. Conant
High School Play Two Night Run Here
The Filer Rural High School presents Daddy Long Legs with Magdalene Schaefer and Gare Robertson in lead roles, supported by 18 students. The production runs Friday and Saturday nights, April 4 and 5, with special scenery and music to meet demand.
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Daddy Long Legs
Mins Magdalene Schaefer
Gare Robertson
Rales
Auction Firm Branches Out In Idaho Sale Moves
Munyon & Son and Hopkins auctioneers consummate a deal this week acquiring N. E. Montgomery's Saturday sale business. The local firm will manage the grounds and Saturday sales after April 1 with Earl May and partner Roy E. Hopkim Buhl continuing the Saturday sales in Bubl. The firm now has headquarters at Buhl Filer and Twin Falls.
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Munyon & Son & Hopkins Auctioneers
Twin Fails
N. E. Montgomery
Brownly
Earl
Roy E. Hopkim Buhl
Bub
Buhl, Filer
Twin Falls
Democratic Club Meeting Friday Banquet and Program
The Democratic Club and County Jefferson Club invite the public to a Friday evening banquet at Baptist bungalow Tein Fall. The tariff and primaries will be the central topics with readings by D E B Regan and Ora Keith and performances by Mr and Mrs James E B Hall and James D Whelas. The event closes with refreshments and a radio concert.
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Tee Woman's Democratic Club
County Jefferson Club
Baptist Bungalow
Tein
D. EB Regan
The
United
Ora Keith
James EB
Hall
James D. Whelas
E J Finch
Grow ann 3 sea sent from 1 theatre manage r
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a show at a high school and a theatre manager. The readable bits name “Deddy Long Legs” and reference a production setup at Grow ann with a three-seat arrangement. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event details or dates.
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Deddy
Growann
Mrs Fitzgerald Called By Death
Mrs Cora M Wilknows Fitzgerald former Filer resident wife of James Fitzgerald and mother of Mrs C J Childs died in Twin Falls from cerebral hemorrhage Thursday afternoon. Funeral held at Presbyterian church Twin Falls with Rev A G Pearson delivering sermon and eulogy. Mrs Fitzgerald long active in Twenty Century Club and Twin Falls community life.
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Twin Falls
Cora M. Wilknows
Filer
James Fitzgerald
C. J. Childs
Presbyterian Church
T. D. Connor
Hi. H. Schidman
T. Moore
A. Hicks
F. W. Brown
Will Young
Washington
Fitzgerald
New York
Domestic science in Rural high school tackles cost cuts
The article explains how the home economics department funds its operations through cafeteria meals and student participation. It details the shift to teaching thrift, plain cooking, and order, with emphasis on using school meals to offset costs while training students in practical kitchen skills and budgeting.
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Idaho
Board of Education of
American Falls
Filer Runa
Department of Home Economics
Grade school play Deacon Dubbs to be performed Friday
The Eighth grade class presents the comedy drama Deacon Dubbs under Supt R L Peck with 26 cast members. A matinee Friday at 3 30 PM and evening showings follow, with the high school orchestra providing music. Tickets are on sale at Modern Drug Store.
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Deacon Dubbs
Supt
R. L. Peck
Ulla
Mike Marguerite van Aiken
Commercial Group Contest Held At Gooding
Gooding will host the South Central Maholster scholastic commercial contest on April 25 under Mini Caroline Over street. A five minute warming period precedes the contests and medals will be awarded at a special open meeting at 2. Local committees include E E Oryne Pilar, line Shemerli Shoshone, Jean Leras and Mise Ajuta Larson Twin Falls, Hoth Huster Kimberly, Orville Setechid Buhl, Dewey Brie Oakley, Clara Beek Gooding Night school D A Hiller Goodtagent.
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Gooding Collver
Idaho State Commercial Ampuiation
E E Oryne
Piler
Adeline Shemerli
Shoshone
Jean Leras
Mise Ajuta Larson
Twin Falls
Mines Hoth Huster
Kimberly
Orville
Setehid
Buhl
Dewey Briecom Oakley
Clara Beek
Gonding ‘Nigh Scow
D. A. Hiller
Goodtagenttere
Spring Work Progress Amid Mild Weather Report
Spring work is well underway with mild temperatures and rapid progress in farm seeding. Wheat weeding reports are scarce as farmers like Leonhard Winkie of the Atanler plate northwest of town complete planting of 20 acres, marking steady progress in the season.
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Warfont
Leonhard Winkie
Six Days Coming to the Orpheum in Twin Falls
A colorful screen story featuring Elinor Giro and Corrine Oriffad premieres for three days at the Orpheum Theatre in Twin Falls. It stars Leela and Myrtle Bite man with a cast including Corrine Oriffad, Séline Kingston, and Frankaye, promising romance and dramatic appeal in a period film.
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Hax Bees
Elinor Giro
Orpheum Theatre
Carlos Ira~bin
Tay
Te Fapid
Sheorbing
Hal
Namie Corrine Oriffad
Oett
Featureit
Séline Kingston
Prankaye
Mom Leela
Ouks
Myrtle Biteman
Clade King
Mande Grate
Inwoude Alten
Charkey Clary
Evelyn Wale Mall
May Reopen His Cheese Factory
A local report notes that Kurwer, a well known figure in the town, plans to reopen a cheese factory once more after a period of suspension. The plant, built by Kaeser years ago, faced a halt due to a shortage of entry stock in the community.
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Htty
Kurwer
Aes
Yramn Kaeser
Seed Acreage Planned in Hurley District by Local Company
A local company has signed about 600 acres in the Hurley district for seed cabbage to be grown this season. Management cites water shortage concerns and plans to distribute acre shares to ease the expected yield impact.
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Thy Filer Sera Company
Hurley
School Cafeteria Program Teaches Thrift and Work
A classroom cafe program trains students to reduce waste, reuse leftovers, and prepare meals for future options. It discusses daily costs and food value, with girls forming groups to manage cooking, serving, and clean up under rotating captains, linking thrift to family budgeting and future employment.
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Averace
Borane
Oman
Moore Endorses Relief Measure in Telegram to President
A government analysis of the McNary-Haugen plan shows Governor Moore backing a relief bill via a telegram to the President. He argues the measure offers the best path to farmer prosperity, citing cost estimates and price impacts on wheat, corn, and bread, and outlines administrative and price-raising concerns within the proposed framework.
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Moore
At. Wy Alechire
McNarytteweem
Roenijus
Evan Jarer
Mnate Ogain
Two Big Trading Days Planned for Piler’s Shoppers
Saturay and Monday shape as major shopping days in Puen bletory with galactic events. Chevrolet car contest windup begins at 6 PM Monday at Yakima avenue and Main streets intersection, featuring a hayrack platform. Five local merchants Wood Mercantile U S Meat Detweller Coal Service Station and Filer Hardware Co organize the event with a car exhibition at Filer Hardware. Crile Tire sale offers new bargains while Snyder Hardware Company runs a money rails sale. Wood Mercantile gives away $10 merchandise between 1 and 2 PM Monday.
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Puen
Galaxy
Vents
Piler
Yakima Avenue
Main
Stags
Consrast
Wood Mercantile
U. S
Detweller Coal Company
Filer Hardware Company
Yoo
Filer Hardory Company
Crile
Snyder Hardware Company
Filer Hardware
Heom & Hammerquist
Quincy Foster Called By Death
Quincy Foster, resident of the area, died after injuries from an attack two weeks earlier. He is survived by his wife and son. Funeral services were conducted by W. H. Tolliver from a nearby extablishment, with merials at the Pier Odd Fellows lodge. Mr. Foster lived south of town for several years and left many friends in the community.
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Quincy
Strick
Tolliver
Nerial
Pier
Odd Fellows Lodge
Foster
Dairy Meeting Tonight At Rain High School Auditorium
Announcement of a public meeting at the Rain High School auditorium this Thursday evening. The program will include music by the Leh School orchestra and remarks by the chairman, with discussion on wheat prices, bread costs, and proposed tariff changes affecting farmers and consumers.
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Rain High
Thursay
Oreloch
Failtewirrman
Moyen
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W. D. Gillis
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Gooding
Apesiel
Pcpreneort
Pra Seed
Coxaia
Dieter
Hite Parmer
Prine
Quincy Foster