Filer to Host Armistice Day Football Game
Proclamation by GC Davis urges citizens to observe Armistice Day Tuesday November 11 as a state holiday. A football game between Filer and Buhl high schools is set for 3 PM here, the only public event on the day, expected to draw a large crowd. Locals defeated Wendell 47 to 0 last Friday with standout play from Bowlby Patten and Shinn, plus strong runs by Taeh and Patten. Officials listed Buckner Pelton Nurman.
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GC. Davis
Filer
Buhl
Wendell Eleven
Bowlby
Patten
Shinn
Atkinson
Wendell
Taeh
Ron
Buckner
Gooding
Pelton
Nurman
Boys Injured In Auto Mishap Near Here Saturday
Lloyd Schnell 12 son of Mr and Mrs C F Schnell in Poplar hill region seriously injured when a car driven by companion Harry Thier overturned southwest of town on Saturday morning. Schnell suffered a fractured skull, condition critical but improving. Harry Ibler unconscious but left hospital by Sunday. Charlie Thief uninjured. Car wrecked. Mrs J F Bever west of here injured the same day when a Ford ran over her as she tried to cram brake. leg bruise is the main injury.
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Lloyd Schnell
C. F. Schnell
Poplar Hill
Harry Thier
Harry Ibler
Charlie Thief
Five Acres Sold to Cummins in North Town Sale
Negotiations concluded yesterday for the sale by C. C Stevens of a five acre plot north of town to Mr. Cummins of Pocatello. The consideration was four hundred dollars and a substantial amount of cash.
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C. C Stevens
Cummins
Pocatello
Kiwanis Ladies Night hosts wives and guests
Last evening the Kiwanis club held Ladies Night at the tech district church dining room with about thirty members and many wives as guests. A pheasant dinner was served by the Laing Ald society committee, music by an E. R. Byrne led orchestra, plus singing, a reading by Mrs. E. R. Byrne, welcomes by W. A. Shear and F. Douglas Hawley, with Nurman as toastmaster and J. J. Gallan leading song in Tucker’s absence.
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Kiwanis Club
Tech Dist
Laing Ald Society
E. R. Byrne
W. A. Shear
F. Douglas Hawley
C. Nurman
J. J. Ghllan
George N. Tucker
Winners list the 1924 state ticket and officials
The article lists President Calvin Coolidge and Vice President Charles G. Dawes entering as the winners with a slate of officials. It names state roles including governor Charles C. Moore and H. C. Baldridge, and a full roster of statewide offices such as Secretary of State A Jeter, State Treasurer Dan F. Banks, State Auditor G. Gallet, Attorney General Albert H. Conner, and others. It also includes education and local positions like Public Instruction Elizabeth Russum, Superintendent of Schools Mira Charlotte Pond, and Coroner Claud Stewart.
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Charles G. Dawes II
Wiliam E. Boral
Addison T. Smith
Charles C. Moore
H. C. Baldridge
Supreme Court
Alfred Budge
Raymond L. Givens
A, Jeter
Dan F. Banks
1St
Dist
EB. Klien
Proclamation by Governor Declares November Eleventh a Idaho Holiday
Governor C. C. Moore proclaims Tuesday November eleventh as a state holiday in Idaho to honor the end of the great war and those who sacrificed, urging public gatherings and displays of the national emblem to pay tribute and defend republican ideals. The proclamation is dated October 20, 1924, Boise.
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Commonwealth
I. C. C. Moore
Idaho
Boise
A. D
United States of America
Hunters Careless Getting Pheasants
Pheasant hunting is at its height with many enjoying the sport. Ranchers complain of carelessness by sportsmen and are now banning hunting on their premises.
Special Sales Events Planned for Saturday
Three sales anchor a busy shopping day with events at Modern Drug Shop Craig's clothing store and Carson's Jewelry. An extended closing sale at Modern Drug Shop starts today, Craig's sale opens Saturday at 9 30 a m, and Jewelry auctions run at 3 and 7 o'clock. Mrs Daniel B Markel and son Jamon depart for Portland to join Mr Markel on the Oregonian staff while Mr and Mrs J Mallory welcome a daughter Anna Beth born on Election Day November 4. Miss Dore visits Wendellens this weekend with Pearl Villers.
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Craig
Carson
Daniel B. Markel
Jamon
Portland
Ore
Markel
The
Orewonian
J. M Markel
J. ¥. Mallory
Anna Beth
Fox Farm Kennels Under Construction Here
Dr. T. L. Cartney announces work has begun on kennels for Northwest Silver Pox company. The kennels are being built on Cartney’s lot on Yakima avenue.
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Fox Farm
T. L. Cartney
Northwest Silver Pox Company
Dr. Cartney
Yakima Avenue
Boston Educator to Address Public Meeting Tonight
Dr A B Winship of Boston will speak this Thursday evening at the Twin Falls high school auditorium. Known as the frand old man in education and editor of the Journal of Education, he will address teachers and the public, per Ernest D. Bloom, superintendent. Local political events include Democrats winding up their campaign with a rally at O O P hall led by W. Orr and Asher B Wilson, plus a Progressive class meeting featuring Luke Williams and other speakers.
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Iite
A.B | Winship
Boston
T Falls
O. PF. Hall
W. Orr
Asher B. Wilson
Congress
Clover Band Boys
Luke Williame
Rupert
Republicans Sweep Nation State and County on Tuesday
voters flocked to the polls with heavy turnout and storm threats as Republicans led statewide and county results. Early totals show overwhelming gains for the GOP with 9204 governor votes countywide. complete precinct tabulations to follow after 6 am Wednesday.
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W. ‘T. Higginbotham
G C. Davin
Otto Sealer
Camerate
Filer Town Sees Largest Wholly Cast Vote In History
Filer reports the heaviest registration and voting ever recorded with 731 ballots cast from 973 registered. Republicans dominate across national, congressional, state, and local tickets. Coolidge electors lead, Borah senator vote tallies high, while local candidates W D Gillis and Miss Pond prevail in their races.
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Filer Ptbinet
W. D. Gillis
Mise Pond
Coolidge
Davis
Borah
United States
Frank Martin
Smith
Wilson
Schuldbers
Samuels
Highman
Moore
Charlotte Pound
Acre Onions Show Return of Four Hundred Dollars
A return of 440 from an acre of onions is reported by John Lundin who lives on a small acreage west of town. He produced 35 percent sacks of the Mountain Damver variety and said to be of careful quality. Hay brought 15 dollars per ton at auction sale conducted by Col. M yon west of here, with a team of mules selling for 57 dollars.
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John Lundin
Lundin
Myon
Here
Firemen's Ball Planned for November 21 at Gem Garden
The annual dance will be held Friday evening at the Gem Garden with Hesse Strout's orchestra. A planning meeting occurs Monday night. Committee in charge includes BL Royston, Charles Orm, and C. Dean.
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Gem Garden
BL. Royston
Charles Orm
C. Dean
Hesse Strout
Auxiliary Chooses Mies Oliver President
Mrs C P Oliver was elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary at the annual meeting Monday afternoon succeeding Mrs T Dan Connor. Other officers chosen include Mrs Ed Reichert vice president Mrs Juneau Shins treasurer Mrs K Dilingham secretary and sergeant at arms Mr and Mrs George Anthony.
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Mra_ C_ P. Oliver
American Legion Auxiliary
Menning
Dan Connor
Ed Reichert
Juneau Shins
An. K. Dilingham
George Anthony
Sergent-Al-Erme
Slater Child Poisoning Case Reported
The two year old child of Mr and Mrs Slater is said to have been poisoned by drinking water containing poison placed in it. The child is reported nearly restored. A party from Gate City visited last Sunday and most locals are mentioned in connection with the event and visits to relatives.
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Slater
Ead Leaile Slater
Truest Winkie
Gate City
J. G
Leonard
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JL. Hodgin
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Mira Charlotte Pond
Claud Stewart
Grossman
Harold W. Merritt
Dore
Wendellens
Pearl
Villers
RADO
GEM Theatre
GO. P
Ramon Imprasty
Ate
Nation
Showitt
Nises
Democratie Ceket
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Mies Oliver
Mise Velme Grimm
Mies
Bertha McCleary
Twin Falls County
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