Mothers Day Observance Amid War Times
The article honors Mothers Day on May 7 and the vital role of mothers during wartime. It highlights mothers sacrifices as sons fight and the home fires keep burning. It notes white carnations as a symbol and extends sympathy to gold star mothers whose sons did not return.
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France
Filer ball team at Twin Falls Sunday game notice
Local sports blurb notes Filer team will host a game at Twin Falls on Sunday with a call for home supporters to attend and a lighthearted nod to visitors.
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Filer
Twin Falls
Incomplete ad riddle: bus, man, week, year
Fragmentary line compares a bus and a man to time, suggesting appetite or ads. Context unclear, no identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations.
No pride in home community marks a man’s character
A critical saying asserts that lacking pride in one’s home community shows a man unworthy of communal pride. It frames civic identity as essential to social respect and belonging.
Be an Enthusiast Who Keeps the Lights On Face Burning
An exhortation urges readers to stay energized and relentlessly pursue action. It calls for joining men who do things and leaving behind passive, make‑believe roles. The phrase implies bold perseverance and continuous effort by individuals named Neves.
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Amile
Neves
Victory loan purchasers eligible for ride in plane
A so called propaganda note claims buyers of 26000 dollars in Victory loan get a free flight in an aeroplane. The remark suggests some would pay to avoid such a ride, reflecting wartime sentiment and satire about liberty bonds and air travel.
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Chicago
Sermon Quotation Sparks Notion of Reaching Nut Stage
A recent sermon quotes a line about life offering only a let and blow stage and notes observers have marked a few people as having reached the apparent nut stage.
Wealth versus public welfare in a life of thrift
A reflective editorial notes that thrift and economy are admirable only when balanced by public welfare. It condemns the man whose sole aim is wealth accumulation as narrow and sordid, urging a duty to self and society over greed.
Pyle of Burley Visits Family and Local Notices
North Tiler News lists social visits and events including Pyle of Burley visiting his brother LN Pyle, J A Gifford attending a Short Horn sale in Burley, and numerous family visits to Twin Falls and Jerome. Also notes on illnesses, a poetry demonstration by Pren Moore of Moscow, and several residents recovering or improving from illnesses.
Mothers Day Worship and Baccalaureate at SLNUNGONDONNY
The Bible school at SLNUNGONDONNY begins at 10 a m under L a Otte with a special Mother’s Day service. Morning worship includes a mosaic for womanhood and mothers receive carnations from church ladies. A 5 p m baccalaureate follows led by the Methodist pastor. The Centenary drive asks the whole church to raise 105000 for Benevolent work beginning June 1, over five years. Welcome accordia.
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Methodist Church
Quo
Acordia
Local social notes from Twin Falls visitos and welcomes
J A Johnson went to Twin Falls Tuesday evening and joined the Knights Templar. Ray Butler of Hanson was a Tuesday guest of friends here. Messrs Shipley and Barchy of Twin Falls visited the office Tuesday. Harry Roberson went to Kimberley Tuesday to work on a ranch during the summer. Mrs N Harrington, visiting her mother Mrs H E Bennett, returned to Twin Falls Tuesday.
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J A
Johnson
Twin Falls
The
Knights Tomyplar
Ray Butler
Hanson
Messrs. Shipley and
Barchy
Harry Roberson
Kimberley
N. Harrington
H. E Bennett
A DEFINITE PLAN Tied Jartidgetutl Mini Onganeed
A prospectus outlines a mining venture with 400 000 shares at par value 1.00 and a 1 000 009.00 par value. It details tunnel progress 170 009 shares sold at one cent, total tunnel length 1056 feet, facilities at the site, and initial capital needs. The plan proposes financing via bonding and stock sale with staged payments, aiming to produce 100 tons per day and dividends within the first year.
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