Formation of Assn Is Under Way In Grade Schools
A movement to form a Parent-Teachers' association in grade schools began with a preliminary meeting Friday. Mrs. N. D. Read elected temporary chair. first meeting set for next Thursday at 8 PM in the old grade school building. Mrs. G. E. Duke of Twin Falls invited to assist. program includes music, an address, remarks by Supt. R. L. Peck, and vocal selections. The association aims to restore home school understanding once common in early public education to align teachers, parents, and children.
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Organization of & Parent-Teachers’ Association
N. D. Read
G. E. Duke
Twin Falls
Miss Deal
Miss Graybill
R. L. Peck
Miss Downs
Ripley
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Get Election Returns at Record Office
The Record will be headquarters Tuesday evening of next week for election returns. The office will stay open until midnight or later and will gladly supply all available information regarding the voting. Call 41 for details.
Local Parent Teacher Association Forms to Aid School
A new Parent-Teacher association forms within the school community to support child welfare and strengthen ties between home and school. Membership is open to any interested resident, not limited to parents or teachers, with a meeting planned for next Thursday night.
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Cially
Parent
Record Breaking Dry Goods Shipment Reaches Filer
The Wood Mercantile Depot reports the largest single dry goods shipment into Filer. J B Brendan, depot agent, notes the 4165 pounds include fall and winter merchandise from eastern markets delivered Tuesday.
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Filer
Wood Mercantile
J. B. Brendan
Wagon Accident Injures Man Then He Recovers
Claude Williams was run over by a grain wagon after the team became unmanageable. He suffered bruises but no serious injury, and his condition improved after a short recovery in town yesterday.
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Claude Williams
Williams
Theft of bedding reported by Mrs Mallory
Mrs J F Mallory reports items stolen from her home including a blanket and a hand made comforter along with other household gear. She believes the theft occurred during the summer while the family was away.
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J. F. Mallory
Filer Triumphs Over Rupert In High School Football
Filer shut out Rupert and won 54 to 7 on the local gridiron to close the scholastic schedule. Timm and Lapp starred for Filer with multiple touchdowns and strong kicking, while Rupert fought valiantly though hampered by turnovers and a rougher pace.
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Filer High
Rupert Eleven
Rupert Boys
Filer
Bahl
Barry
Buhl
Denmanses
Denman
Bub
Register This Week Vote Next Tuesday General Elections Ahead
Voters are urged to register this week before Saturday at 9 PM as polls open Tuesday from dawn to 7 PM. Filer precinct voting will be at the old grade school with nearby precincts using their schoolhouses. About 500 votes are expected in Filer. registrars H W Graves and Mrs Jessie Moseley handle precincts, with absentees allowed for those away on election day.
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Sucenas
Filer
Maron
Lucerne
Thomets
Berger
Clover
H. W. Graves
F.C. Graves Real Estate
Main Street
Jessie Moseley
Heematthe
United States
Eles Jon
Buhl Seed Show Prize List of Merchantry Awards
An extensive list of prizes will be awarded by the merchants of Buhl for exhibits at the Buhl Seed show to be held Saturday November 4 in the Chamber of Commerce. All entries must be placed before noon November 3. Prizes cover many varieties including Dicklow wheat oats barley alfalfa red clover white clover alsike potatoes Netted Gem Idaho Rural varieties and more with three prizes per variety in most categories.
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Merchants of
Buhl
Chamber of Commerce
Idaho
Hallowe'en Passes Quietly in Village
The village observed Hallowe'en with mild pranks rather than mischief. Dealers wagons blocked Main Street while shop windows in Showtown were soaped. Jack o lanterns and goblins lit the town as a light rain and late curfew kept youths indoors.
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Hallowe'en
Main Street
Filer Hardware Company Sale Slogs Ahead
The forced closing out sale at Filer Hardware continues to draw buyers. Manager R A Reynolds says printer ink ads have boosted awareness and many bargains fill the big store in WBeral.
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Piler
R. A. Reynolds
Many Pheasants Bagged On First Day Of Season
The Chinese pheasant season opened yesterday with widespread hunting activity around town. Hunters reported success, many taking up to four birds. Farmers complain of reckless shooting and urge discretion to protect animals and property. Season runs until December 1.
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Bamber
Last Apple Trees Hit by Frigid Pranks in Orchard
Report from Mre B C Huffman states a young man found in the Metman orchard yard after chilling weather damaged apple trees. Other growers report similar damage, as eight night temperatures are blamed for these peculiar natural events.
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Bammer
Mre
B.C. Huffman
Mettman Orchard
Judge Duvall Seeks Re-Election as Probate Judge
Judge O F Duvall, Republican nominee, travels the county meeting voters to promote his record in the race for probate judge.
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Pr. Duvall
Judg
O. F Duvall
Devall
You Must Register or Before Saturday to Vote
Notices remind voters to complete registration by Saturday November 4 to be eligible for the general election on November 7 unless already registered for primaries. Authorities urge timely action, listing registration deadline and election date.
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CIA
Fishermen Asked to Allow Perch Fry Planting Plan
Dooley of the Southern Missouri Fish and Game Association said local tubermen may receive a big treat if they accept. About 10 cans of fingerlings will be planted in Murtaugh Lake, with more shipments from the state game and fish department. Volunteers are invited to help with drayage and oversee the planting and return of cans.
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Isaac Walton
Dooley
Southern Maho Fish and Dame Asociation
Bes
de Boc
State Game and File Department
Murtaugh Lake
Correction of County Tax Dollar Distribution Error
The Record fixes a previous Twin Falls newspaper error about county tax use. It clarifies a 0.9 mill levy per $100 valuation yields 9.50 for county purposes on a 1000 property, with 0.204 for the county fair fund and 0.279 for current expenses, 0.09 for the county hospital, 0.022 for the county fair, and 0.56 for bond redemption and interest.
First Snow of Season Reaches Southern Italio Today
A long awaited climate change brought the first snow of the season to southern Italio this afternoon after a week of extreme cold, rain, and wind. The flurry persisted several hours as trees shed leaves and high winds continued.
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Italio
Bourbon Rally at Gem Tonight Features James F. Pope
A Democratic rally is planned this evening at Gem arena with James F. Pope of Botet, former chairman of the party committee, addressed to mobilize county candidates and supporters.
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Gem
Tha
Gemeceine Pane
James F. Pope
Bote
Care Eretesl Committe
Lames Aly Dinner Presents Busy Methodist Event
The annual dinner by the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church was Friday evening last under Mrs A A Titm’s direction. The event drew generous patronage and praise from Mrs EB Ripley, president, for the support that made the dinner a success.
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Ladies Ald Society
The
Methodist Church
Mra A. A. Titim
Mre
EB. Ripley
Ladies Aid Society
Annnual Dinger
Ranchers Offered No Hunting Sign Cards at Local Office
Local office sells legal No Hunting signs to ranchers to deter trespassers. Cards priced at three for 25 cents with supply on hand.
Early Arrests in Idaho Robberies Linked to Wendell Burglary
Three men were arrested at Downey Idaho Saturday in connection with robberies here last week and at Wendell the following night. They proved no knowledge of the crimes and were released. a wheel of stolen jewelry was found near town. Pinkerton detective traced the gang via Shoshone and Downey, with a Dwelling letter to J F Johnson at Elko. Authorities expect arrests within days.
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Downey Idaho
Ray
Weedell
Denver
J. F. Johnson
Elko, New
Pinkerton
B.C. Devi
Salt Lake
Itheations Organisation
Downey
Davis
Jewelers’ Alliance
Next Women's Club Meet At Filer Home
The Filer Woman's club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs F C Graves. Currest events stopies by Mrs J C Rebbers, Men A Deam and Mrs Juneau HH scheduled as the program. The day includes Mrs CO 8 Mc Cleary, chairman, with Mesdames B Ripley, HH Sehfidman, L M Smith, J W Tanner, H Telford and C B Deal.
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Filer
Mre
F.C. Graves
J. C. Rebbers
Deam
Juneau HH
Gasoline Falls Again on Monday Prices Dip
Gasoline prices slipped by three cents this week, with retail rates now at 25 and 26 cents per gallon as the new low of the period. The drop marks another decrease in local fuel costs for motorists.
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ASSN
Rupert
Filer Pigskin
Baki
Filer Boys
Leop
Timm
Lapp
Cole
Love
Mnows HnEprovereet
Coren Denman
Louie Ennis
Chamber of Commerce of
Weird City
Filer Hardware Company
Mart of
Manters
Twin Palle
Wendell
Shoshone
Harold Bartlitt
Mr. Erpelding
Mack
Melen
EB. B. White
Jerome County
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