Propose Sewer System For Municipality Soon
Lee IL considers complete sewer system and paving plan with consultant Louis C. Kelsey estimating costs at 117,475.44 for sewer and 196,037.68 for paving Main Street and Yakima Avenue. Districts would fund main trunk line and expansion through abutting property assessments over ten years. H. M. Weaver notes highway district offers crushed rock at favorable price.
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Lee IL
Louis C. Kelsey
Kelsey
Main Street
Yakima Avenue
Fairgrounds Avenue
Sixth Street
Johnson Addition
Luhalr
Yakma Avenue
Theim
H. 4. Weaver
Boar of Commissioners
Filer Highway District
Highway District
Wendell Imports Guernsey Cattle Headline
Thirty head of purebred Guernsey heifers from the Isle of sey arrived for Wendell dairy breeders foundation stock. Purchasers include Bevsnn Wrothers Kay Brows Hunter Blair F E South wick Mrs Minnie Miller L G Perry and M S Pora, with support from Wendell and North Side Land Water Co. A banquet honored the event as local breeders praised the valuable dairy stock prospects.
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Guernsey
Isle Sey
Datrymen Ae Foundation
Streck
Beifers Fallo Bevsnn Wrothers
Kay Brows
Hunter Blair
F. E. Southwick
Minnie Miller
L. G. Perry
M.S. Pora
Wendell
North Side Land & Water Company
Local Brevities from Twin Falls Area
Local notes report dinners hosted by Dr and Mrs Wyatt in honor of guests from Filer and Twin Falls, upcoming meetings of MBE Ladies Aid and Filer Women s Bible class, and delays to the vid folks dinner. They note property rentals, travels for medical consultations, student leadership at Lewis-Con and Albion state normal, and various local movements including marriage licenses and a Mayo Clinic cancer operation.
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Wyatt
Twin Pally
L. O. Hughes
William Chase
Filer
B. B. Ripley
A. A. Timm
M. BE. Ladies Aid
F.C. Graves
Pomona
Kan
Guy Shearer
Ray L. Shearer
Salt Lake City
F. ©. Pierce of
Burley
R. A. Reynolds
Lee V. Rayster
Anna E. Pugh
BR. H. Goodpasture
Navy
Twin Falls
L. Curtis
Margaret
N. D. Read
Lewis Harber
Rochester
Mayo Brothers’ Hospital
Lee V. Royster
Mise = Pugh
Witter
FE. Willams
Mee
Royster
Emmett
B. C. van Auscein
Filer Veal
Powltry
van Ausdeis
Twin Palin
Fake Schiand Ready to Do Taxidermy Work
Jake Schiand of Flers veterse tam Mermist is once more preparing for his customary winter taxidermy duties amid a note that he has died 15 years ago.
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Schiand
Jake Schiand
Flers Veterse Tam Mermist
Mr. Schiand
Waltz's Percherons Triumph at Lewiston Show
Lewiston records show Waltz's Percherons winning six firsts and two championships against top stock. Carl Watts, with horses from his ranch west of Filer, led a strong showing across district fairs and state events, while local merchants announce broad price cuts across furniture, clothing, groceries, tires, and lumber as postwar relief flows into the market.
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Spokane
Carl Watts
Twin Falls fair cooperative effort praised in Farm Magazine
Halftone picture from Twin Falls county fair featured in Idaho Farmer with praise for organizers J. M. Mariel secretary C. Walter president Nay A. Read treasurer Grover Davin Encouoror. article commends high pressure work and unity driving Twin Falls county fair to success and community spirit noted as model for the region.
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Twin Pole County
Idaho Farmer
J. M. Mariel
C. Walter
Nay A. Read
Tee
Grover Davin
Twin Palle County Fair
Twin Falls
County of the Wert
Mays Spends Ten Days On Niagara Springs Ranch
James H. Mays of Salt Lake City, wealthy mining man and U S congressman, returned home to Nice after a ten day stay at Niagara Springs ranch north of town. He spoke of plans for a power plant and manufacturing equipment on the site and noted the ranch also hosts the Mays fish hatchery famous for trout production. The trip included no guests beyond Mays and his associate, and he prepared to leave for Washington to attend the next session of Congress.
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James H. Mays
Congress
Salt Lake City
Niagara Springs
Stake River
Nice
M. Heiner
Heiner
Mays
Nexs
Hiawatha
King
Blackhawk
Mann
Pangara Springs
Ys Ie
Utah
Mayrle
Hth
Grain show exhibit seeks best samples for state display
F Powers county agent reported to the board of county commissioners on an International Grain and Hay show exhibit. He urged gathering top samples of wheat oats barley rye red and sweet clover alfalfa with entries sent by express. Entries must be submitted by the 18th for a November 27 to December show, with prizes ranging from 40 to 80 dollars to cover costs.
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H. F. Powers
Board of
County Commissioners
Powers
Curry school to host hot lunches twice weekly
At a Pri day evening meeting at Curry echoes the plan to serve hot lunches at the school twice a week. Mrs A O Devinn was named chairman with Mrs M P Kepworthy and Mrs W P Alworth as assistants. The basement kitchen is well equipped and one hat Wish will be served weekly, with others contributed from homes. Women volunteers will cook and serve the meals.
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Curry Echo
Devinn
Twin Falls Votes Improvement Bonds
Twin Falls voters approved issuance of bonds to cover a deficit with a $75,000 amount cited. Taxpayers face future payments as the measure seeks funds for improvements and related costs.
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Twin Falls
Torsday
Turkey Shoot North of Town Tuesday
A local Turkey Shoot is planned north of town on Tuesday with a peppered range event and refreshments. Organizer Frank Felrep notes participants will display FEI scores on the target range while a community orchestra provides music.
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Frank Felrep
Peasr Orchestra
Engagement Announced at Country Home Dinner
A social engagement is announced at a country home on Thursday evening. Mr M. Date Chipman and Miss Downe are to wed, with a luncheon table centerpiece of red carnations and tulle and ribbons. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Reverend and Mrs P M Dawhe of Arrowhiel, Ore, and has been living there since June.
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Chipman
New Railroad Time Table In Effect On Branch Line
A revised railroad timetable is now in effect with improved connections on the branch. Train No 3 arrives Filur at 12 05 pm under old timing and now reaches Lyere 24 minutes later at 1 29 pm. Train No 1 maintains its prior schedule while Train No 7H offers minor adjustments. overall service gains faster connections and smoother operation.
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Tralin
Lyere
Campaign to Eradicate Sparrows and Rabbits
A county program aims to kill sparrows and rabbits to protect farming profits. Demonstrations on poisoning methods will be held December at the county bureau office, led by M. Powers and local officials. The effort, tied to rodent control, seeks to reduce crop losses worth thousands of dollars annually.
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Wren
Ubie
Decumbar
Crouch
M. &. Powers
Aparrome
Rabbite
Toweh
Will Organize Local Golf Club Tonight
A call has been made for those interested in forming a local golf club. W. Heghroce red garden, who has led the move, announces that the effort has progressed and that a meeting will organize the club at the fair ground area.
Armistice Day Exercises At Reybroco Well Attended
Armistice day program of the American Legion at Reybroco hall drew a large crowd of locals honoring ex service members. Major C M Laath of Pocatello could not attend. M J Sweeley of Twin Falls spoke on Armistice day and veterans role in civilization. W D Gillis served as adjutant and spoke on Why We Are Here. Walls orchestra of Twin Falls provided music and a quartet including Mee lanne Shearer Hipley Mosere A K Anderson and Leonard Weed performed. A solo by Leonard Wood and Mrs Shearer and Mr Wood duet were well received.
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American Legion
Reybroco Roof Garj
C. M.laath
Pocatello
M. J. Sweeley
Twin Falls
Mr. Sweeley
W. D. Gillis
Theiler Pont
Walls Orchestra
Twin Palle
Meelanne Shearer
Hipley
Mosere A. EK. Anderson
Leonard Weed
Leonard Woot
Mra B. Th Frpey
Mrs. Shearer
Mr. Wood
Charles E Sieber Died Saturday Rancher Remembered
Charles E Sieber a prominent rancher died Saturday at his home south of Filer Idaho after illness. Services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Mennonite church in charge of Rev Henderson. The body was shipped to Freeport for funeral arrangements handled by B Drake.
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Charles B. Hieber
Filer
Sieber
Wren
Henderieh
Freeport
WF. B. Drake
Mennonite man dies at 16 after typhoid peritonitis
Charles Karl Kinder of Mifflin County Pennsylvania born February 25 1904 converted and joined the Mennonite church. He married in 1908 and died November 13 after a bout with typhoid fever leading to peritonitis at age 16. He leaves a grieving wife six children parents three brothers and many friends. Funeral held at the Mennonite church and body shipped to Freeport for burial. Walter Gingerich to assume Sieber ranch duties temporarily.
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Charles Karl Kinder
Mifflin County
Werth
Coldest
Anteed
Filer
Mennonite Church
Ieee
Ast Mennonite
Homderich
DL. Graybill
Freeport
Mere. Bieber
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Stecord
Waltz
Lewiston
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Piler
Filer Auto Company
Filer Vulcanising Works
Usaet Winle Ot Dumber
Fiet
Mewli
Patna
H. C. L. May
Farm Magazine
Jas. H. Mays
Big Snake River Ranch
Hel Powers
Ryubic
Innerval
Fevende Bureau
Ted
Prob Huts
Carim
Stoner
Chingee Maakei
Sparverns
Jack Rutityle
Mod. Sweeley
Charles E. Sieber
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