Red Cross Roll Call Week Urges Membership Drive
Preparations for the annual Red Cross Roll Call are complete with committees canvassing town and nurses soliciting in the business district. The article notes the organization’s wartime and postwar relief work, including funds spent, services provided, and the call for ongoing support to keep the Red Cross ready for service. It emphasizes the nationwide scope, the role as auxiliary to the government, and the importance of voluntary support. It also mentions a farm sale to usher in December, listing a closing out event by A Jones two miles south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
W. D. Gils
Great National Organization
Filer
Europe
United States
America
Sppl
Sk. S
A. Jone
Here
Delightful Autumn Weather Persists Across State
Autumn weather remains pleasant across the western section with light stirring of stow and occasional rain. Thanksgiving forecasts hint at labor day like conditions with heavy frosts each morning and mild daytime temperatures overall.
Record to Publish One Day Early Next Week
The Record will publish one day early next week due to Thanksgiving. Advertisers and correspondents are asked to have all news items and ads in hand by Tuesday to allow the paper to prepare for the holiday edition and ensure adequate coverage.
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Record
Record Force
Farm Property Is Burned to Ground at W T Hardin Ranch
A spectacular early morning fire three miles southeast of Buhl destroyed the residence barn and cow barn on the W. T. Hardin ranch. The blaze started about 2 o'clock in the cow barn, likely spontaneous, spreading to the big barn with 80 tons of hay and then to the house. Most household equipment, 20 cows, horses and harness were saved. Further reports say WAR RAVed.
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W. T. Hardin Ranch
Buhl
North Dakota adopts official county papers voting rule
Fargo reports that under a five year old North Dakota law citizens now vote for county official papers. Publications seeking to enter the public legal printing lists petition county modifiers to have their papers printed on the general election ballot and voters indicate their choice by their marks.
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North Dakota
Fargo
N. D
Farm Auction Sale Next Monday in Maroa District
The Carlson ranch in the Maroa district will host an eight Miller farm sale next Monday. Walter and Shearer serve as auctioneers with G. H. Shearer as clerk. The event arises from a large offering and is expected to attract many patrons.
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Maroa
Miller
Carlson Ranch
Walter and
Shearer
G. H. Shearer
Representatives Elect Visit West End City
Representatives elect Lloyd and Z M Markel visit West End City after election in a quiet stopover. The scene reflects a routine constituency greeting as the candidates engage with locals and discuss post election duties.
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West-End City
Lloyd
Z. M. Markel
Opposition to dam project emphasized in Twin Falls meeting
About 60 Twin Falls trust residents gathered at the Parish hall under the Landowners' Protective Association to appeal to the state supreme court after Judge Babcock sustained the demurrer to the injunction blocking a local election for forming the district. The group supported the dam in principle but opposed making Twin Falls tract owners responsible for bonds, and pledged funds for an appeal and broader campaign. E J Malone named executive committee chair. other members include Thron Olsen, L S Otto, and Carrie Harper White.
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Twin Falls
American Falls
Twin Falls Trust
Landowners’ Protective Association
State Supreme Court
W. A. Babcock
Costello
Twin Falle
Supreme Court
Rome
E. J. Malone
Thron Olsen
Buhl
Otto
Filer
Carrie Harper White
Shad £. Hodgin
George Childe
Bubl
Mid season sale at Beem and Hammerquist store opens strong
A mid season sale at Beem and Hammerquist store drew a large crowd the first day. Management calls the event a great success and added extra salespeople to handle the increased business.
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Beem and Hammerquist
Increase Volume of Books in HGH Schools LIntany
A National Book Week observance at HGH High School had students canvassing the town for flames to be placed in the school library. Faculty and students expressed satisfaction with the gesture and participation.
Progressive Candidate Contest Threatens Jerome County Election
The case challenges the Jeromed district court clerk and auditor race with claims that Progressive candidate A Var pum outpolled the Democrat Jaycux. A challenge alleges 17 voters at Haselton precinct were sworn in before judges to cast votes for the progressive candidate. Hearing set within 50 days to resolve contest and fees claim. Identified figures include Lee Vollinger and Oey H. Shear.
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Jerome County
Hworn
Jprome
Iaho
Thomee Jayvat
Setur
A. Varpum
Jaycux
Haselton
Randidery
State veterinary board meet in Boise last week
Dr J McMillan returned meme Thursday of last week from Boise where he participated in a meeting of the state board of veterinary examiners. Three applicants were examined. board includes R B Hard Payette president and A J Ell of the northern part of the state with McMillan as secretary.
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J. &. McMilan
Bole
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
Dr. McMillan
R. B. Hard. Payette
A.J. Ell
Perthers
Patrons to Provide Pupils Hot Lunches This Winter
Through a newly formed Parent-Teacher Organisation a system for hot lunches at the grade school will resume this winter. A three member committee will solicit donations of vegetables and food. The school board agrees to pay ten dollars a month for a cook. Noon lunches begin Monday with hot soup one day weekly and ten cent lunches for those who patronize the cafeteria as colder weather approaches.
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Ubeteria
Mra
N. D. Read
G. M. Thompson
Peck
BE. B. Ripley
Goods
Refuse Pardon to Harry Orchard in Boise Session
Boise November 22 The state board of pardons in special session refused to grant the pardon of Harry Orchard confessed slayer of Governor Steunenberg. The case was expected to come up November 27 but a previous session was held when Secretary of State Robert O Jones returned from an eastern trip and took final action on the case. The board forewent further protest presentation.
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Boise
State Board of Pardons
Harry Orchard
Steunenberg
Robert O. Jones
Registered Cows Bring High Average Price at Sale
Buyers from across the state attended the John Kaeser portion of registered Hulstein Friesian cattle led by Cole Bo Walter and K L Shearer on Tuesday. One cow steered a calf two weeks old and over one hundred cows and calves were included in the sale. A social meeting of the American Legion and Legion Auxiliary will follow with supper and dancing. December plans were formulated at a post meeting with officers for the coming year to be chosen, with no nominations reported last night.
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John Kaeser
Cole Bo. Walter
K. L. Shearer
American Legion
Legion
Ford Man Attends Industrial Exhibit Details
Alfred Reichers of the Filer Auto Co. attended the Industrial Tractor show in Battle Lake city this week visiting Ford dealers and meeting Ford officials. A carload shipment of the new Model Ford received by the AUSO Co. was sold to residents including A. Smith Oliver Sitewart Charles Cosever Byron Berry and Dr A A Newberry.
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Alfred Reichers
Filer Auto Company
Ford
Batt Lake City
Filer ‘Auso Company
A. Smith
Oliver Sitewart
Charles Cosever
Byron Berry Coupe
A. A. Newberry
November Court Term Opens Monday for District Court
The November term of the district court will convene Monday at 10. The document lists names or roles of those summoned as jurors for the term.
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District Court
Pheasant Holds Up Rogerson Branch Train No Myth
Patrons on the Rogerson branch of the O and L railway report the Jerkwater Train No Myth is ever as its name implies. This week a crew member shot a pheasant during the return trip to Twin Falls and the accompanying engineer assisted by bringing in the bird from nearby fields.
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Rogerson
Twin Falls
Searby
High School Friday Evening Entertainment Program
Announcement from the high school described a joint program by the orchestra glee clubs and girls gym team to be held this Friday in the gym. Tickets will be charged. The 14 parts include five orchestra numbers a glee club selection a boys glee club performance four gymnasium girl acts a quartet and a violin solo by Miss Elizabeth Bickley with several numbers in costume and substantial preparation for a creditable show.
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Mise
Potatoes as Hog Feed Proposed by Experts
An analysis shows potatoes are mainly water and can replace grain in hog rations. Experiments from state and Madison stations indicate 300 to 400 pounds of cooked potatoes can replace 400 pounds of corn, wheat, or barley when fed at five to seven pounds of potatoes per pound of grain. Feed should be cooked in water, not added raw, and avoid souring.
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Barl Woolridor
Madison
Wis
Deaths Shock Friends Here in Toms ay
Friends mourn the death of 21 year old Mrs. Ingalls Fisher wife of H H Pieher now of Kimberly formerly of Fear. She left behind a victory year old daughter. The Fishers once lived on what is now Crystal Orchard road in Snake River canyon north of there.
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Tomsay
Ingalls Fisher
H. H. Pieher
Kimberly
Fishers
Crystal Orchard
Snake River Canyon
Idaho Freight Rate Reduction Association formed in Idaho
Southern Idaho residents press for freight rate cuts to aid livestock and farm industries. A state group of 19 counties formed the Idaho Freight Rate Reduction association in Pocatello with W. L. Bhattwek and J. Carlton as leaders. The body plans a three district structure and a 15 member board. A three member data committee will present to railway executives and Idaho Public Utilities Commission in Boise on December 4. A resolution urges the commission to prosecute rate reduction efforts and possibly amend state law. Petitions seek public moral support for the movement, which began after a November 9 Idaho Falls meeting led by Senator Gooding.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Idaho Freight Rate Reduction Association
W. L. Bhattwek
Balle
Idaho Falls
Uuliew Commission
Boise
Alvin A. Harbour
Twin Palle
W. M. Copeland
Caldwell
L. M. Bart
Beck
Gooding
Annual Piremens Ball at Reybroeo Root Garden
The annual Piremen's ball at Reybroeo root garden last evening was a delightful dancing event with high praise for Hoses ftent's orchestra. A committee led by Arthur Geholten L. D. Allen and J. F. Mallory organized it and reported the fire department fund increased by about $65.
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Reybroeo Root Garden
Reid
Hosesftent
Arthur Geholten
L. D. Allen
J. F. Mallory
Fire Department
Idaho Peeee company holdings feature first essay in week
Owing to Greess, Mr Read of The Record force writes the opening article on the Idaho Peeee company's holdings in this state. The first promised article is scheduled to appear next week.
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Greess
Read
Eevee of Artivries
Idaho Peeee Company
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American National Red Cross
Army of Save
Red Cros
W. T. Hardin
Near Bul
Landowners’ Association
Huepreme Court
American Falls Distriet Secur
Keem & Hammerquist
HGH
Lee Vollinger
Eimer & Haag
Oey H. Shear
Boike
Parent-Teacher Association
H. Orchard
Vareslals
Wreanications
Sericultures
Tm Baral
Pocatello Meeting
Beope
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