Commissioners Proceedings Twin Falls Idaho 1928 1924 Coal bids and irrigation acts
The Twin Falls Idaho board met for regular sessions on Sept 10 1928 and Sept 16 1920 1923 and Sept 17 1923 to bid coal deliveries for the county hospital and to consider tax levies and the organization of irrigation districts. Shankel Coal Co won the coal contract at 97.40 per ton delivered to the county court house track. The board scheduled October 2 1924 for further hearing on the Salmon River Irrigation District and approved formation if voters assent.
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Twin Valle
Idaho
Kernley
Board of County Commissioners
Geni
Oeneunt
D. Barnhant
C IN
Twin Palle
Thin Toe Puteuare
County
City
Shankel Coal Co
Aberdeen
Sigonia
Twin Palla
Iares
Tein Falla
Salmon River
s@id
Carter
Saint Mie
John W. Creban
Beard
Commie
Nelson Hayward
J. Matwell
White
J Thiet
T J. Denglag
Ben
J Ro Bothwell
Eac
Orexan Steery Lime Rallroed
Havi
Oregon Short Line
Kaitresd
Hesbreey
James HM
Tee Deere
Imi
Gan
Spee
Maunicart
Siggins
Twin Fails
Seaton
Twin Falls
Feoesa
Mioek P.M
Falia
Levin
Asa
Otal Ste
Kimberly
Hanven
Seed
Twin Falla
E. B. M. Mortaugh
Flock Creek
Hural High School
Koratigh
Coteau
BR CW
Oregon
Lami
Bouodarien
Santed
Teachers Exam Schedule and District Irrigation Petition
The regular Teachers Examination for all classes of certificates will be held in the office of the County Superintendent of Schools on November 15 16 17 1923. Those teaching without Idaho certificates must appear. Also noted is the petition for Salwen River Irrigation District with a hearing set for October, details on formation and objections.
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County Superintendent of Schools
Peracne
Maho
Idaho
Charlotte Pond
Ste
Touring Cars Like The Ark At Overland Trails
Albert W. Atwood recalls months beside an overland motor trail where cars teem with people pets and even livestock. Dogs and canaries are common and some cars carry chickens pigs goats or monkeys. A workman rides with his elderly mother while a dog sleeps and birds sing on long journeys.
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Albert W. Atwood
Saturday Evening Post
Reforming a Fool and the Price of Reform
A compact quotation argues that harsh consequences force better behavior. It cites E. W. Howe and suggests that pampering a fool prolongs folly while stripping away comforts compels improvement. The piece frames reform as a brutal, necessary remedy.
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E. W. Howe
Notice to Creditors Estate of Mary Nancy Blakeslee
Executor F P Graves invites all creditors and claimants against the Mary Nancy Blakeslee estate to present vouchers within ten months of first publication. Claims should be shown to Executor or attorney W D Gillis in Filer Idaho. First published October 18 1923 final publication November 8 1923.
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Mary Nancy Blakeslee
F. C. Graves
W. PD. Gillis
Filer
Twin Falls
State of Idaho
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Salwen River
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J. A. Thorpe & Sons
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John Thorpe
Record Office
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ALL Courts
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Business Directory
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Jersey
Arthur E. Anderson
Filer Auto Company
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C. H. Bemenderfer
Filer Daily
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MNK
Edna Scholten
Auto Electric and Repair Shop
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HM. J. Huddleston Battery and Ignition Man
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Record Print
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Cheney & Co
Toledo
Patan
W. D. Gray
Batesville
Erwin-Craie Hardware Company