Filer Rural High School Triumphs 55 7 Over Burley
Filer Rural High School defeated Burley 55 to 7 on the local gridiron last week. The Burley team showed weakness and lack of condition while Filer displayed a stronger offense with standout performances by Aman and Diehl. The game featured strong tackling, improved interference, and a decisive Filer victory as the home team prepares for upcoming clashes with Rupert and Twin Falls.
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Denman
Turley
Burley
Elewield
Filer
Piler
Glick
Capt
L. Aman
Orn Aman
Deestio
Herbert Deal
Cunstitutite
Ennis
Pamd Pecom
Tote
Hucky Bard-Flehting Lade
Rupert
Burfey
Bette
Pilar
Viler
Bossard Appointed Twin Falls Farm Bureau Agent
Twin Falls county appoints Bossard as farm agent effective immediately. The appointment comes from L W Fluharty University of Idaho extension director, and Bossard, formerly Idaho Falls head and later a Filer area farmer, replaces I E Powers who resigned. The nomination followed a dairy meeting linked to the chamber of commerce annual gathering.
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Twin Falls
RR. Bossard
Per
Novates
University of Idaho
Chamber of Ecommerce
Ben Ward
E Powers
Plane from Gooding thrills crowds in aerial show
Hugh Barker, aviator from Gooding, visited Tuesday and flew from Buhl to Kimberly. He piloted a small plane over the Micow pele area performing loops, tail spins, nose dives, and other maneuvers to the delight of local residents. Barker gave passengers rides and showcased skilled aviation maneuvers throughout the afternoon.
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Hugh Barker
Gooding Barker
Bisbig
Morth-Tenat
Barker Apprard
Eaer Ab
Barker
Kimberly
Hallowe'en Eve Passes Quietly in Filer
Hallowe en eve in Filer saw peaceful merriment with few pranks. Downtown windows showed soup signs, steps were upturned, and streets lightly barricaded. Children dressed as Jack o lanterns and witches wandered as groups from the tract attended the Rephroco event and Masoniehall decorations buzzed with entertainment.
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Filer
Filer Citiens
Jarce
Rephroco
Masoniehall
Chine pheasant season opens in district amid complaints
Hunters flock to the fields as pheasant season opens Tuesday morning. Ranchers report “No Hunting Allowed” signs removed to protect property. Dealers note strong demand for ammunition while one hunter is wounded in a shooting incident involving a grocery-store owner in Twin Falls.
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Grotery
Twin Falls
Ars
Lyceum hosts base routes event with seating details
A fragmented notice describes a Lyceum event involving routes bases this season and a Womans lab offering free seats at Modern flag Shop Friday afternoon. Mrs Gillis will present a plat of Keyhrove hall where the course occurs. The first number wells take place Saturday night this week.
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Lyceum
Filer Womans Lab
Public Sale Planned by Swanson in Cedar Draw District
Sam Swenson of Cedar Draw district announces a public sale next Thursday to liquidate his farm. He is quitting the farm and will sell all equipment including horses, a herd, chickens, and a large amount of machinery. Auctioneers Munyon and Hopkins handle the sale.
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Sam Swenson
Cedar Draw
He Belt
Ain Ranch
Mr. Swanson
Munyon and
Hopkins
Southard Case Heads to Jury After Final Arguments
Prosecution and defense completed closing statements in Lyda Southard murder case. Roy L Black and former Judge Walters outlined state reasons for conviction while defense attorney Mille and others prepared final pleas. If jurors retire soon, verdict remains awaited amid speculation on guilt or innocence.
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Lyda Southard
Roy L. Black
BE. A. Walters
Homer Mille
W. C. Guthrie
Atorney A It. Hicks
J. Stephan
Express rate hearing attracts Southern Idaho interest
The Southern Idaho Traffic Association prompts attention to the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in Boise on November 15 over express rate increases. Secretary Leonard Way cites factual rate rises, noting the 26 percent interstate boost and urging Idaho rates remain affordable to residents amid a push for state and federal review beginning with the Idaho Public Utilities Commission and I C C proceedings.
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Uullatin
Express Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Labor Board
Express
Public Utilities Commission of
The
Idaho
Mr Way
Pabiiler Mellities Commission
Imploe
State Commission
Intertat Meres Commission
Bales Wa
Mr. Way
Southerm Idaho Traffic Association
Jou
Ofte
Loy Manyon dies in California after long illness
The community mourns Loy Manyon who died Sunday in Long Beach California after a lifelong struggle with injuries from childhood. He was 19, survived by parents Mr and Mrs HU Manyon and six siblings, with services at the Methodist Church in Long Beach and interment at the family plot in the local cemetery.
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Loy Manyon
California
Whose Colt Is Largest in the State Debate
A letter from Aho farmer in Mahon details a monster Percheron colt weighing 3714 pounds at 3 years 1 month the claim that a 2 year 9 month old colt weighed 171 pean and reports a purebred stallion at 2 years 9 months weighing 1914 pounds with later growth to 2105 pounds the farm in Filer Idaho is cited as the origin of the colt sale.
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Foster Gulick
J. A. Gifford
Filer
Idaho
Culprits at Work Reported Near Garages
A Tuesday incident near two garages uncovered carpet tacks and two suspects. Footwear damage is blamed on the perpetrators, with police expecting arrests soon. The discovery occurred in an alley near the FA Kwight and Jon Mallory homes, prompting a security alert.
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Kwight
Jon Mallory
Fisher Quintet to Open Lyceum Course Saturday
The Fisher Operatic Quintet, headed by Ade Fisher, appears at Berbrace Saturday evening as the Lyceum course opener. The group, led by a noted Chicago Opera Company soprano, features Vittoria Previsen and Kart Anderson, with readings by Mine Bowens Smith.
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Filer
Fisher
Berbrace
Lycrum
Ade Pisher
Vittoria Previsen
Chicago Opera Company
Chicige
Cootralto
Alcatt Light Opera Company
Agate
Mine Bowens
Smith
Lyceum
Cleanup drives and veteran benefits outreach described
A wartime assistance note outlines dates mid November for a Cleanup Baquid campaign and outreach by the American Legion. It mentions help with war risk insurance, burial pay, medals, travel pay, and compensation claims for veterans, with visits planned in Tele Falte and Muhl during November 18 to 22.
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Ube
Nhat
Muhl
Erand
American Legion
Hartley Injured on Day of Departure
Hartley sustains non serious injuries on the day of leaving as relatives move from their longtime home after twenty years. The incident occurred when Hartley attempted to lash out with a weapon at his residence, shortly before departure for North Yakima to visit relatives.
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Hartley
Martiey
Jewlly
Romees
Moe Hartley
Rbittres
North Yakima
Oreene
Vlalt
Mr. Hartley
Lene
Death of Mrs S E Hawkins After Canter Operation
Mrs S E Hawkins a respected Maroa district resident died at county general hospital after a cancer operation. Funeral services were held at the Greenwood home conducted by the local Reberra order and the Rev C B Dew of the Methodist church. Interment was in the Oak Grove cemetery under F K Drake. Survived by husband four children and nine siblings.
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Hawking
Okey
Grenola
Katsan
Young Man Dies in Heart Trouble at Home
Jewse Mack Boyd age 22 died Sunday at his father KD Boyd's home in Poplar Hill district after long heart trouble mitral regurgitation. Funeral held at Methodist church, Rev F Dent officiating, burial at OF cemetery. Survived by mother, two sisters Mrs Paul Nash of Keall and Mrs HB Curtbere, and three brothers Alvin T William R and Albert C. A hunting trip and altitude worsened his condition. he was taken home by a car from near Babi. Also note brief on heat equipment delivery to Filer Hardware for heating system at Reybroco Dell.
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Mra
Methodist Charet
F. RK. Drake
Weeley
Claude
Fearyace
Altho
Loy
Mayo Bros’ Hospital
Nick Meath
Los Angeles
California
Fierie
Yeateroy
Mack Boyd
Apd
Boyd
Poplar
F Dent
T ©of
Drake
Bots
Paul Nash
Eear Keall
HB Curtbere
Alvin T. Willian R
Albert C
Keowee
Tantary
Beart
Eeo Be
Clifford Bringhaes
Sear Babi
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Hing
Marion Maguire
Wo R Mawfins
M.A. Maree
Mee
J. T. Walker
Oregon
JT Greenwood
Marow
Chese Bayt
Paneral
Reveroco
Filer Hardwary Company
Reybroco Dell
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