American Falls Reservoir Contract Explained for Voters
A plain language synopsis of the proposed contract between the United States government and the American Falls reservoir district outlines a plan to build a reservoir with a minimum 500 000 acre feet capacity, purchase up to 300 000 acre feet, and allocate water by project. It notes bond funding, credit for prior payments, U.S. ownership of operation, district liability for pro rata costs, and a five year no-payment period with gradual bond repayment, plus possibilities to extend by refunding bonds. Directors R. Almworth, R. B. Shaphard, W. K. Wiley, Sayre, A. F. McCloud, J. H. Barker, and W. H. Spence sign the summary.
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Twin Palle
Idaho
United States
American Falls Reservoir
General Committee On
South Aide
Segal
American Palle Reservoir
American Kalle
American Falls
Secretary of the Interior
Reserveir
Jacksom Lake
American Palle
Jackson Lake
Salmon River water rights value set in foreclosure case
Judge F B Dietrich in Bolwe federal court fixed the Salmon River Canal water right at 30.40 per share with interest from 1912, awarding the Commonwealth Trust Company about 46.20 per share in the foreclosure of Richard Glavin. The decision mirrors settlements from two years ago, where settlers paid 46 less the 3 initial payment.
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Twin Falla
Salmon River
Commonwealth Company
Business Club Elects Officers in Nampa Meeting
Ming Ruth McDonnough was elected president of the Filer Business & Professional Women's club at the meeting at the retiring president Mrs Extella Bickley home Monday evening. G M Thompson was named vice president, Mrs A Love secretary, and Mrs Eetelia Bickley treasurer. Mrs Fulith Williams and Miss Clara Hiltiker were elected delegates to the state federation meet to be held in Nampa next week.
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Ming Ruth McDonnough
Filer Business & Professional Women's Club
Extella Bick~lay
Mra
G. M. Thompson
A. Love
Eetelia Bickley
Mis. Fulith Williams
Minn Clara Hiltiker
State Federation
HLS
Nampa
Revival at M. B. C. Church Begins in Christchurch
Special revival services opened last night at the Mennonite Brothers church on Yakima Avenue. Evangelist Rev. Fred Cann of Portland Oregon will lead each evening with solo songs by Rev. Mr. Canaday, a converted opera singer. The revival runs through Sunday May 20.
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Menonite Brothers
Christchurch
Yakimanue
Fred Cann
Portland
Ore
Canaday
F. 8. Kagey
Serson
Twin Valley County Seeks Help to Eradicate Noxious Weeds
The Twin Valley County Board of Commissioners urges growers and landowners to cooperate in eradicating the Canadian thistle and other noxious weeds. County Agents will advise on best methods and public bulletins will be issued. Calls to supervisor Brossard welcomed for suggestions as July and August are set for weed-killing efforts.
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Comminioners
Twin Palle
Eredica
Imposal
Mattar
Lmviay
Watt
May Day Pageant Delights Central School Crowd
A large audience gathered Friday afternoon on Central school lawn to watch fourth to eighth graders perform May Day drills and the pageant A Shutup Posey. The event featured winging, the May pole winding, and a display praised for its beauty under Miss Beryl Downs, music instructor.
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Central School
Beryl Downs
Muale
Holmes Pleased With New Home
Mrs. A. N. Holmes reports in a communication to The Record the Holmes family has moved to Des Moines Iowa after living in Glendale California. She notes stronger building in Des Moines and Kansas City, better wages and cheaper living, and anticipates a revival of local construction in their hometown of Des Moines.
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Middle West
A. N. Holmes
Addrom
Holmes
Dew Moines
Filer Boy Nominated for Editor of OA College Daily
Raymond Graves of Filer Idaho, a senior in commerce at Oregon Agricultural College, was nominated for editor of the Barometer OA Daily for next year. Graves has served on the Barometer staff for three years and is currently associate editor of the newspaper.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Raymond Graves
Filer
Ida
Graves
Harometer
Portland Students Nominated For Editor Role In Upcoming Vote
Daily report notes Elgin Hoy of Portland a mechanical engineering junior and Da vid Youngs of Portland a commerce junior as fellow editors nominees. Officers will be elected next week. Also, Beem and Hammerquist, Portland merchants, unload a carload of salt including table salt brick salt and dairy salt.
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Elgin Hoy
Portland
David Youngs
Commerce
Beem & Hammerquist
Filer Boy Places In Annual Southern Idaho Meet
Walter Reay of Filer high school took third in the mile run earning one point at the Annual Southern Idaho interscholastic track and field meet in Caldwell. Jacob Schaefer from the local school competed in the javelin while Bolas led the meet with 32 points and Rupert was second with 31. Other team results: Twin Falls 19, Jerome 16, Caldwell 12, Parma 8, Buhl 5, Payette and Wendell 4 each, Nampa 2, Richfield, Filer and Pocatello 1 each, Burley, Hagerman and Shoshone 0.
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Southern Idaho
Not Delayed by Blow Outs The Man Who Pays As He Goes
A man described as a frequent payer is detained by police after speeding. The incident centers on rapid driving and enforcement actions taken by authorities. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Weldom
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