Wendell Proposes Bridge Across River North Filer
The Wendell Commercial club backs a plan to build a 140 foot bridge across the Snake River, linking Wendell and Gooding counties with a new grade and hard surfaced road. Officials estimate costs near 2,500 dollars with half guaranteed by the Magara Springs Orchard company, while local districts pledge cooperation to secure funding, improve traffic, and boost tourism and commerce in the canyon region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake River
Clark
Brade
Filer
Wendell Comeau Cial Club
Kirh
Wendell Amit Gooding
Anh
Magara Springs Orchard Company
James J. Mays
Salt Lake
Onder Ja Securd
Gooding County
Iyhe
Twin Palle
Pier
Robt
Gooding
Wendell
Bern
Twin Falls County
Buhl
Wendelland
Clear Lakes
Arthur
John Dalquist
Ami St
Dalquist
Game
Blue Lakes
Sawtooth
Fiber
Idaho
Ubat
Evor
Bao Dreda
Niagara Springs
Crysal Springs OP Paene Company
Wit Hurst
Nicapara Springs Orchard Company
John A Conley
Ron
Mmi
Anthae Ranch
Ed Williamy
Jol
Jammuelier
Poeine
Filer Woman's Club Plans Nov 1 Meeting At Twin Falls
The Filer Woman's Club will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday November 1 at 1. J Sweetey, prudent of Federated Clubs, will speak with Mrs W H Dwindt of Twin Falls and Mrs He Weaver and Mrs J J Brown on the program. Names of hostesses and club members are listed. The club aims to boost county fair exhibits and attractions next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sweetey
Ate Prudent
W. H. Dwindt
Weaver
J. J. Brown
Mosdames Mosey
Cortney
Noggle
Gifford
Idaho Apples in Demand Nationwide Ad Boosts Idaho Oregon Washington
An advertisement in the Philadelphia North American promotes Idaho apples as top quality, urging buyers to prefer Idaho Oregon or Washington sources. The copy claims premium, rich red fruit and notes eastern demand favors western apples amid market chatter and pricing hints.
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Idaho
Philadelphia
East
Oregon
Washington
Legioners Meet at City Hall and Smoke at Taylor Cafe
At a special American Legion meeting in City Hall last Thursday evening fifty of seventy five local post members attended. Topics included club room plans service mens fermeton in Congress and Army day celebrations. Dr A A Newberre named post physician. Hirtinley club guests were hosted by Mrs George Patton at the Patton home west of Cedarholm.
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American Legion
Taylor
Congress
A. A. Newberre
Army
Aade
Hirtinley Club
George Patton
Patton
Teen
Tues Smith, Cedarholm, Patin
Densy Telford
Armistice Day Murders Exceed Quota in Red Grass Roll
Arthur L. Swim, County Chairman, reports Armistice Day murders and brutal assault on our flag, praising Filer Post 47 and the Kooweeht Memorial Association for leadership. The message notes a total of $107 reported and calls for support to justice and national unity.
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Post County
Juneau Shinn
Kooweeht Memorial Association
Viler
Ee Witiels
Miler
Filer
Ihs
Arthur L. Swim
The Young Mrs Winthrope at Cent Theatre
Mrs Olsen presents the play The Young Mrs Winthrope at the Cent theatre tomorrow with the same cast that delighted Twin Falls audience. Local talent from Filer and Twin Falls will appear, including director Mrs Wilfred Makey-Cleen. high school orchestra will provide music between acts. Community response and Red Cross fundraising details are noted with numerous local contributors and a large turnout anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cent
Pritay
Winthego
Lavering
Twin Falls
Wilfred Makey-Cleen
Filer
Alee
Gladys Nowale
Orehewun
Twin Palle
Raleigh Drake
Collater Wilty
Aeenne
Otren
Centria Washington Armistice Day Attack Sparks Legion Veto
Piter Post of the American Legion vetoed his opinion on the Centria Washington killings where four American Legion members were shot during an Armistice Day parade by men said to be Industrial Workers of the World. Several others wounded as terror spread through the town and county Tuesday night and yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Centratia
Washington
Workers of the World
W. W
Ute
Schools and Businesses Closed Armistice Day
Armistice Day observances closed schools and almost all businesses in Filer and surrounding areas on Tuesday. The town held a Legion event with Twin Falls participation while residents hunted, dined together, and remembered those who died in World War I a year prior. Repairs delayed heating plant work and make up sessions were planned for the weekend. a football game at the fir grounds rounded out the day in the local paper.
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All Piler
van Hethngg
Filer
Enetire
Filer Post
American Legion
Twin Falls
Legion Post
Piler
Wrestling Show at Ate Amweement Hall Bathl
Wrestlers Buhl Petroff and George Netean set a main bout at Ate Amweement Hall Bathl Tuesday with Lenny Snelson and Kay Coppenbarger meeting in a preliminary. Recent Buhl match summaries note Cant! defeated Howard two hours in a fallless draw while Coppenbarger edged Snelson in another long contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Petroff
George Netean
Pallens Tomeleet
Bathl
Swelork
Lenny Snelson
Kay Coppentarger
Am Teaver
Leonard
Buhl
Cant
Howard
Coppenbarger
Snelson
Sale of Ragedale property to John Coeber of Babi
The Ragedale property north of tows was sold by new owner Mrs Agnes Porter to John Coeber of Babi for $900. Mrs Porter, wife of L. A and Otto Seeley, will move back to Filer and, with her nephew L. A Seeley, will occupy his loom in the Meagon addition. 10 percent occupied by William Zentz and family.
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Tows
Mra
Agnes Porter
John (Coeber
Babi
Porter
Sant
L. A
Otto Seeley
Filer
L. A Seeley
William Zentz
Local residents plan homes and events in Twin Falls area
Victor Pease begins building a high standard residence on North tired Wor and Horstie start new Kenn property on North street recently acquired from Frank Rees John Kanter. Harold Moore travels to Pocatello for Armistice Day plans. Edith Willamshoe to lead Nelson ticks cream. Twin Falls notices report new bank officers pool hall owners and church revival meetings November 19 to 30 led by Rev Dot Reader. A baby boy arrives at the William Maledore home in Chicago and Gem State Lumber undertakes big shed changes.
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Horstie
North Street
Frank Rees
Sennonite Church
Dot Reader
Heston Lege and
Bible Sche
Heston
Kanaan
Hishop
J. A. Howtwole
la Junta
Colorado
Fey Samuel Honderich
Must Avoid Recurrence of Influenza Epidemic
Public health notice outlines precautions to prevent influenza recurrence. Guidance includes recognizing colds, isolation of patients, avoiding contact with eyes and mouth, and frequent hand washing while discouraging gargles as ineffective. The advisory emphasizes hygiene and cautious behavior by citizens.
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Lauhauwh
MOD
Irena
Department of Putte Welfare
Valde
Hamad
Otto Wins Many Premiums at Lewiston Stock Show
Otto, a well known local breeder of registered purebred Duroc Jersey swine, captured thirty-one prizes and about one third of the total premiums at the Eleventh Northwest Livestock Show in Lewiston Idaho. He arrived with fifteen head of prize herd and competed against nine top breeders, adding to his national reputation. The event drew 75 exhibits of cattle horses sheep and swine with total premiums around 40000.
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Otto
Seson
Lewiston
Idalin
Twin Falls
Football Team Edges The Viler High In Patchy Encounter
A football game saw The Viler High suffer a defeat as Twin Palle hich dehoot claimed a 48 point win. Key players included Meedy full beck Williatmeam and Mogenot with substitutions by Rater and Arcot as the team shuffled positions at the fakegrounds ire Atletice Day.
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Viler Tural High
Palle
Meedy
Full Beck
Williatmeam
Left Hall
Mogenot
Rheit
Amn
Herhaek
Direlie
Chalet
Elie Howkle
Ibeehd
Chet Sens
Cole
Obi
Sanith
Mhaelbaurn
Beft Taekie
Arcot
Merchant Mann Plans Poland Pigs Stock Move
Merchant Mann, manager of the Mercantile Company, announced plans to enter the purebred stock business. He recently purchased the Mrawn farm and aims to stock barn with Holland sows. Mann, a longtime Kansas trader, is also associated with the Latine NM Nelson herd sale held last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BA Mann
Conmeoy Anniainnte
Sale
Kanean Am Andina
Clothing Needed by Local Red Cross in Winter Drive
The Home Service Section of the Red Cross requests garments for men women and children. Donations including coats dresses and children’s clothing are asked to be left at the home of A A Timm executive secretary. A large box will be placed on the front porch of the Timm home to receive the clothing for needy families.
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Med Crowe Roth
Ida M. Allen
Ida Ot Allen
Rott Gall
Piler
Beone
Clyr
Monk Bailding
Mra. Allen
Red Crone
M. Allen
St Oot
Are. A. A. Tham
H.R. Mayes
Mir Wal Shearer
Chyde Hawkins
C. A. Mudini
Evelyn Hanng
Mason Margaret Gourley
Ovey Jewel
Iabelle Chipman
Charlotte Clark
Abolover Auxillary
Dannenfelt
Solleiton
Merman Methke
Lierman
Menbenshipe 45
Marea -Prufewer RH McAtee
Rima Dowd
Poplar BN Mise Heten Kines
Bet
Reds
A. A. Timm
Department
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Clarke
Woman's Club
Centralia
Mrs. Olsen
Mrs. Winthrope
Victor Pease
North Tired
John Kanter
Hin Larue Tive Atibes
Clover
Harold Moore
Beem
Hammergue
Pocatetla
Mary Wickford
Diddy Long Layee
Gent
Thuralay
A. Shearer
the Farmers and Merchants Bank
Bs Ifences
Heidence
Tucker
Decker Jand
Garricon
Heostock
Sheldon
Shene
Jochem
Herts
King and Stearns
Robertoan
Mrew
Mies
Edith Willamshoe
Ward Blakesien
Mrs. Blakeslee
San Herdinio
California
First Church of
Chrtet
Selentet
Palletas
Linehurel
Loty
Third Avenue
Mennoke Church of
Timex
RK. H. Francis
JH. Boyd
J. le Walker
Mesers Wranhcis and
Hoyd
Twin Kalle
Mr. Walker
Rallege
Lore Munsor
Mire Jaco Museen
Washington State College
Pullmen
William Maledore
Chicaro
Maledones
Minerva Stevens
CC. Stevens
Piter
Filerigh School
SFO
Gem State Lumber Company
Merchant Mann
Poland
Red Cross
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