Filer Wildcats vs Gooding in anticipated Friday gridiron clash
Gooding fails to score on locals as Filer, after a 22 to 0 win over Gooding, prepares for a Friday afternoon showdown at Hub’s field. The two teams, both 5 and 1 against Burley, are described as evenly matched with high hopes and strong fan support. A delegation from Filer plans to attend the game and a Boise trip for Armistice day college football is planned by twelve squad members and faculty.
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Filer Wildcats
Bubl
Burley
Filer
Westenders
Gooding
Bubs
Graves
Tucker
Boise
Denman
University of Idaho
Oregon Agricultural College Aggies
Idaho Seeks To Curb Unfair Athletic Tactics
A constitutional amendment by the Idaho state board of control aims to end professional coaching in member high schools and bar salaries paid by students or civic groups. It requires coaches be regular teachers of at least two subjects and paid on the same schedule as other instructors. The measure will be discussed at the state teachers association meeting in Pocatello from Nov 29 to Dec 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Interscholastic Athletic Association
State Teachers’ Association
Pocatello
Twin Falls
State Board of Control
Clinton W. Evans
Death of Mrs Paul Moseley in Wymore Nebraska
News reached here Tuesday of the sudden death at Wymore Nebraska of Mrs Paul Moseley daughter in law of Mrs L Moseley The stricken woman had visited there in previous years and had many acquaintances in the community besides relatives who mourn her loss She had been a semi invalid for several years though recently improved in health and not believed to be in danger.
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Wymore
Neb
Paul Moseley
L. Moseley
Moseley
New awnings front Main street business district
Stems of the Town reports new awnings placed in front of the F C Graves building housing the real estate office and the Carson Jewelry store. They have leased the east part of the former Ripley building for joint quarters, while a seed company manager and Mrs Clark visit Medford for health reasons. Hallowe en passed quietly in Filer amid social events. Water receipts for September set a record, with October revenue around 505.09. average monthly village water revenue about 400. The town marshal investigated an apparent hold up near the state highway but found no evidence. Venison meals circulated as hunting parties returned from Forney to Valley county, 115 miles distant, after a long pack trip with guides and horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Graves
Main Street
Tha Same
Carson Jewelry Store
L. D. Allen
H. KE. Hammerquist
KR. K. Dillingham
C. E. Rutter
George Reynolds
Haroll Irvine
James Arnhart
Twin Falls
Forney
Challis
Custer County
Valley County
Idaho
Hantsmen
Twin Falls Beats East High in Idaho Football Clash
Twin Falls outplayed Salt Lake East Side High School, scoring 27 to 7 Saturday. Last year's Idaho champions built a 24 to 0 halftime lead, then Salt Lake rallied briefly with a 20 yard pass and a kickoff return TD, but Twin Falls dominated the rest of the game.
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Salt Lake East Side
Twin Falls
Idaho
Salt Lake
S& Yards
Twin Palle Salt Lake
Two Farm Auction Sales Announced
A rearm auction sale will be held today at the A Guibert place on Cedar Draw near the state highway northwest of town starting at 1 20 o clock. A second sale is advertised for Thursday next week at 2 o'clock. The Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce approves an expansion campaign under Frank Horton of Los Angeles.
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A. Guibert Place
Ceder Draw
Ray Sipkens
Cedar Draw
Twin Falls
Commercce
Frank Horton
Los Angeles
Proclamation declares Armistice Day observed November 12 1923
Governor proclaims November 12 1923 a state holiday to celebrate the end of the last great war. He urges public gatherings and prayers for returning servicemen and tribute to defenders of the nation. The notice follows the Sunday November 11 Armistice Day observance pattern set by the American Legion.
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Srebale
America
National American Legion
J. C. Moore
Maho
Gillilan Looks to Lead Local Methodist Pastorate
Dr and Mrs J D Gillian arrived to assume duties at the local Methodist church succeeding Rev EB Deal who moves to field work for Gooding The Gillians come from Blackfoot where the former served as pastor The pastor with notable church work and author Strickland Gillilan is his brother
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J. D. Gilliian
Gillian
EB. Deal
Blackfoot
Boise
Gillilan
Azé
Strickland Gillilan
P. T. A. Meeting at Central School Next Week
The Pier PFTA will hold its first evening meeting next Thursday night at Central School to accommodate fathers. Third B grade children perform, with Mrs Anderson as president and Mre Goode chairing. Committees include reception and cafeteria roles. Claude Kelley underwent coastal surgery. Arthur Walker treated for intestinal disorder at the county general hospital.
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Pier Pfta
Anderson
T. A
Asgal
Claude Kelley
County General Hospital
Arthur Walker
Football Scores From Idaho District Matches
In Filer the team lost to Gooding 22 to 0. Twin Falls defeated East High 37 to 0 at Boh. Burley beat Wendell 27 to 9. Jerome routed Wendell 34 to 7. Shoshone and Hager man tied 12 to 12.
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Filer
Gooding
Twin Falls
East High
Salt Lake
Boh
Burley
Bubi
Wendell
Jerome
Wendel
Shoshone
Hagerman
Divorce Granted In District Court
Jade W A Babcock granted a divorce this week to Myrtle Hinton formerly Myrtle Rogers against Chester K E Hinton on cruelty grounds. The case restores Hinton to her maiden name. Leonard Brown and Mrs Brown visited Mr and Mrs F McPherson Sunday. the McPhersons rented their ranch and plan to move to Boise.
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Jade W. A. Babcock
Ihet
Myrtle Hinton
Chester KE. Hinton
Hinton
Myrtle Rogers
Leonard Brown
Mrs. F. McPherson
Annual Fireman Ball Set for November 20
The Pier Volunteer Fire department plans the annual fireman ball for November 20 at Gem root garden. A committee led by B L Royston J L Burkett L C Alien and J F Mallory will run the event, a major seasonal dance. EB L Royston elected secretary after L A Small left for Pocatetti. Plans aim for a large firemen delegation to the Southern Idaho Firemen's and Poker Society meeting in Bub i on Sunday.
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Gem Root Garden
L. A. Small
Pocatetta
Total Firemen
Southern Idaho Firemen's and Poker Society
Bubi
Ladine Growers File Incorporate Papers
Articles of incorporation for the Maho State Ladine Clover Seed Growers association were filed in Twin Falls county. The cooperative nonprofit group aims to help members buy and sell ladino clover seed under sales contracts. Board members signing the articles include M A Thomate and J B Irwin. Idaho grows ladino on about 20 acres in Twin Falls and Blaine valleys, yielding 4 pounds, with seed sold at $2.60 per pound. last year 14,000 acres produced 70,000 bushels.
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Maho State Ladine Clover Seed Growers’ Association
Twin Fails
County Recorder
Basic Capital
Tober
Ts Ts
Lnto
Alotp
M. A. Thomate
Gonrke R Jobusos
William W. Winegar
J. Bellville
Cart D. Irwin
Idaho
Julius Jacobsen
Federal Bureau of Crop
Fivestock
Twin Palle
Bulee
Ladina Clover Beet Grower’ Association
Twi Falls
Grimm
Fair weather aids crops and bird hunting in recent week
The report notes good weather for pheasanting and crop care with crowds gathering locally and from outside. While threats of rain caused momentary discouragement, storms were brief and activity remained high as markets advertised producing game and related items amid optimism.
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Ray
Wathuriads
Pheas
Claracter
Leonard Winktears Planting 200 Bushels Beans on Rent Farm
Leonard Wink planted 200 bushels of beans from 4 bushels seed on a farm he rented, with oar and one half baskets of beans in spring and fall.
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Leonard Winkie
Big District to Elect New Directors in December
Voters face two elections in December with three directors chosen in the Piler Highway district on December 1 and the annual American Falls Irrigation district election on December 11. Current board terms expire this year. nominations will be by petition signed by at least 20 voters. Officials in charge are H. W. Graves, W. D. Gillis and Karl Musyou.
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Filer
Piler Highway
American Falls
American Palle
Ihe
Mosday
H. W. Graves
W. D. Gillis
Karl Musyou
New Auto Law Takes Effect January 1 1924 Plates Ready December 1
The 1924 auto law requires registration of all motor vehicles by January 1. Secretary of State F. A. Jeter announced plates will be issued December 1 with 60,000 passenger plates and an option for 10,600 more. Truck plates start at 40,001 with a “T” designation, and trailers over 400 pounds must be registered. Fees vary by vehicle weight and track capacity, with rates from 18 to 110 dollars for tracks and 15 to 64 dollars for trailers depending on size and tires.
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Issuapce
F. A. Jeter
Jeter
Pamenger
Lens
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Buhl
Wildcats
Nebraska
Ripley
M. B. Clark
Everett J. Clark Seed Company
Clark
Medford, Conn
Hallowe'en
Marshal Allen
Robert Campbell
Here
Campbell
Allen
M. E
New Pieht
Central School
Min. A. K. Anderson
Ladine Growers
Kain Vanintes
American Falls Reservoir
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