Local banks eye War Finance loans for stock relief
Reports indicate the War Finance Corporation may provide loans on stock to small and large growers locally. First National and Farmers and Merchants banks report multiple applications but no loans yet. officials plan drives and expect results within a week. G I Shearer and H Anderson credit efforts to secure aid.
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Long Ameloa
O. H. Brown
Saltake
Filor
Finance Corporation
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Shorthorn Association to Host Winter Sales and Meeting
The Shorthorn Association announces its midwinter sales and directors meeting. Key dates include January 49 and January 24 for cattle exposures led by A McMaster and Ram, with Jersey stock featured on the latter day. Officers named include Noah Leoland as president and Kowa as secretary-treasurer, while sales manager Settleman and others plan events in Wendell, Plher, and Coldwater communities.
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Ty A. McMaster and Ram
Anette Hind
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Chatterton Taylor Atee Parsonage Nuptials
Miss Pearle Chatterton and William C Taylor were married at the Chatterton Atee parsonage of the Baptist church. Guests and relatives attended with Ralph Cetarhots as best man. The couple plan to travel to Pocatella Salt Lake and other points after the ceremony. They will be at home in Filer after December 1.
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Wiliem C Terlor
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Filer
Sesterad
Dwight
M. J. Goode
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Sir. Taylor
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Bere Hang
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Armistice Day Observed Quietly Across Town
Twin Falls Legion post hosted county Armistice Day activities. Local business closures and a Shoshone-Piler football game drew crowds as Piler won 96 to 6. Salt Lake Twin Falls game drew about 2600 at East High disaster. An electrical pirate event capped the day amid warm sunny weather and the armistice anniversary.
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Utah City
Leekind
Magle City
Shoshone Faces Filer In Historic Football Showdown
Shoshone defeated by Filer 5 to 6 on Armistice Day in a hard fought game. Filer showed steady defense and late pressure with Blackburn scoring a key touchdown. Shoshone relied on aerial plays but stalled. Captain Lestie Aman injured early and replaced by Lapp. Crowd watched as Denman’s squad refueled with local supporters. next game on Thanksgiving against Wendell.
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Blackburn
Ore Aman
Filer
Jones
Lestie Aman
Lapp
Red Cross Roll Call Set For Saturday Campaign
Red Cross drive designated for Saturday with dollar memberships solicited citywide. Mrs A A Timm leads Twin Falls county effort from roll call HQ at the village. Sth grade girls will canvass downtown. Contributions may be given to Timm or mailed for receipts.
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Mra AA. Timm
Twin Falls County
Westering
Reception Tuesday Evening For Grade School Patrons
A school patron reception will be held Tuesday evening in the Intermediate Hall at 7 o'clock. Teachers of the Pier grade school host the event inviting all board members, friends, and school patrons. Masie will be provided by Mire Mond Dygert and some grade pupils. A speaker from Twin Falls is planned, along with a brief board member talk. Rupert L. Peck will discuss why Ply should have a parent or patron and teacher organization. A plan for organization will be discussed and refreshments served afterward in the Do gmeath Selene room.
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Atend
Masie
Mire Mond Dygert
Puptie
Feevity
Twin Falls
Rupert L. Peck
Veteran Basque Sheep Man Dies at Mountain Home
Obituary notes the death Saturday of a Basque sheepman from Mountain Home aged 62, once reputed Idaho’s wealthiest citizen, now described as penniless after a financial collapse tied to sheep prices. He left a widow and three minor children. Reports say his fortune’s loss affected the family and community.
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Mountain Home
Slagle
Idaho
Filer
Cererral Banks
Besines Howe
Biko
Nevada
Sencushen
Iricht
Xuewield
Trespass Liability Under Black Ruling Highlighted by Attorney General
Attorney General May L Hinck released an opinion for T Mc Portin Gough of Parma clarifying trespass duties on cultivated land. The memo covers hunting with or without permission and posting requirements, deeming entering fenced land without consent as a misdemeanor and outlining owner liability for damages.
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May L. Hinck
T. McPortin Gough
Parma
Worldlius Lear
Lend
United States
Eight Thousand Dollars Paid Into Treasury This Week
Nearly eight thousand dollars was paid into the treasury for unpaid taxes on Main Street property in Turley, with a discount for cash and interest gains. Frank B. Atbie, a stage clerk, received seven thousand seven hundred twenty seven dollars and twenty six cents yesterday. Local improvements benefited by yesterday’s meeting following the previous night’s session.
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William Simon
HA. Parker
Turley
Piler
Angessement
Frank B. Atbie
Clean Up Squad Finishes Work Here After Afternoon Task
A local government cleanup team completed its duties this afternoon following a morning briefing. Led by Mag Lai White, the squad comprised 21 members from 6 units. They processed compensation claims and nine applications for vocational options.
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Hubli
Maglai White
Snow May Fly Forecast Halts Season Warmth
The report notes a sharp temperature drop with record cold throughout the season. Morning frost covers fields and forecasts warn of worsening weather. Southern Tennessee anticipates its first snowfall, while Wales faces unsettled conditions and threats of more storms.
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Mercury
Prost
Wales
Tasha
Farm Sale Report From Local Ranch Near Cedar Draw
A farm sale was conducted at Maasford farm northwest of here by Joke Kemmer at his ranch between here and Bult. Prices were received for the offering, with a sale held in Cedar Draw. The sale’s result and prices are summarized, noting a safety remore item for $1.90 at Davis Jewelry Store.
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Here
Joke Kemmer
Bult
Berks
Thurstay Tx
Delare Safety Remore
Davis Jewelry Store
Completes Another Mile of Roadway
The highway district reports another mile of road completed extending southwest from the John Kuoser corner. OM McQueery and crew finished the span from Cedarholm to Metelif earners, west of town, at a rate about $00 per yard per day while plans call for four more miles this fall. A two mile south section remains to finish the road, with roughly two miles of travel ramatway under construction in the Panter dle iret.
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Soth
John Kuoser
OM. McQueery
Cedarholm
Plete
Missing cow linked to court case stirs county alert
A cow previously connected to a court case is reported missing amid county concerns. The animal, tied to Mrs Salvt Brown’s husband, was moved to Jurichieny Newads and later sold, with disputes over delivery and ownership fueling local action and police inquiries. The search continues as officials pursue the missing cow believed held by Byron Williams and later connected to Pred Kakter research.
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Salvt Brown
Burhand Cader
Jurichieny
Newads
Po Wirevion
Schwafer
Byron Williams
Filer
Pred Kakter
Flier
Uleme
Satankey
Willems
Wuihoa
Helen
Subscriptions Received for Month Total Sixty Four
A local notice reports 64 subscriptions received in the past month up to November 1st, listing numerous names and addresses of new and renewing subscribers. The tally surpasses prior months, with many contributors noted from various routes, towns, and occupations. The piece urges readers to join and pay for future subscriptions to support the publication.
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Ramon
Dad
Turstay
Wheat Certification Report by State Seed Commissioner
The State Seed Commissioner certifies wheat for many farmers, listing names such as Aliqaiet, Drewin, Kimberly Leoham, Donnald Kart, Honea Young McMillan, Twila Palle, Raymond Thomas, and others. Additional names appear above the list in the original document.
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Muth
Drewin
Kimberly Tee Leoham
Pier
Donnald Kart
Honea Young
McMillan
Couate
Twila Palle Mraymond Thomas
Weod
Kimberly
George RK. Johnson
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L. EB. Joslin
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