Buhl and Filer High School Grid Battle Draws Crowds
A big crowd is expected for the Rural high school football clash between Buhl and Filer this afternoon after scheduling shifts. Buhl accepted the challenge, hoping for a stronger show than Twin Falls, while Filer had forfeited earlier due to conditions. Local fans anticipate an evenly matched game despite past tensions and coaching moves.
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Wil
Huhi High School
Wendell
Trenton
Filer
North Sidere
Twin Fats
Weardell
Muhl
Evans
Bubb
Lloyd Byrne
Buhl
Buhl Hepubli van Af Lant Priday
Byrne
Filer High School
Butt Boys
Piler
Three-Linkers Elect Board of Trustees and Officers
The Three-Linkers annual election of trustees for Pil vehudes No 123, OC P, was held Wednesday night with L D Alien and John Blase chosen for three years, Dr. I K R McMillan and Hurlbert Smith for two years, and Claude Brown and William Higgenbotham for one year. Nominations for lodge officers were made last week and again yesterday, with officer elections set for next Wednesday.
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C. P
L D Alien
John Blase
KR. McMillan
Hurlbert Smith
Claude Brown
William Higgenbotham
Boca
Odd
Ander Ts
Seohom
Twin Pally Defeats Wendell In State Championship Tilt
Twin Pally edged Wendell 122 to 15 to win the season title in the Lat ter town district. Superintendent George Penman Ronald Graves Lewlie Aman and Charles Dwight Bartier noted the victory as the decisive game to meet Pocatel next in the state playoff.
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Wendell Friser
Bieh
Tain
Indwight
George Penman
Ronald Graves
Lewlie Aman
Charles Dwight Bartier
Twin Pally
Wee- der Bye
Boise
Pocatello
Maho Falls
Local woman's brother identified in Missouri river death
The skeleton found five miles below Great Falls, Montana, is Reese Evans, brother of Mrs. Wesley Young and Miss Lilian Evans. Evans disappeared in April with $190 on him, but only few clues remain. He served in France, was wounded twice, and died at 32. The body was found by duck hunters near the Missouri River after a car accident was suspected.
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Nedy
Reese Evans
Wesley Young
Mound Fe
Montana
Associated Proms
Missouri River
Great Falls
Kert
Lilian Evans
Wolf Creek
Evans
Mise Lillian
France
Wall Creek
Missouri
High Water
Shortage in Donations to Red Cross Appeal
The Red Cross fund drive yielded only about $69 raised under the direction of Mrs AOA Time and eighth grade leaders. Headquarters were at the village offices with street activity limited. The day ended in disappointment though donations may still be made through the ACA at the Time residence.
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American Red Cross
Mra Aoa
Eltho
Two Cassia County Banks Close Doors
The First National Bank of Burley and the Deed Nations Bank of Deed failed to open on Monday. Bank examiner J. M. Sawyer is in charge. No reorganization plans announced. it is believed the banks may reopen after Tuesday.
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First National Bank of Burley
Deed Nations Bank of Deed
J. M. Sawyer
Motor Inventor Howe PhomM TI to Factory
H.R. Anderson returns from Cleveland where he has been overseeing manufacturers of his patented invention. The device, described as a fast turbine engine, is expected to revolutionize the Setter ledestry. Several men connected with Mr. Anderson are linked to the venture. he was formerly with the Pul ot hardware company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Cascade
H.R. Anderwa
Cleveland
Ohio
Anderson
Pulot. Hardware Company
Lincoln Brothers Ship Lob Cars to Omaha Market
Lincoln Brothers shipped four carloads of lob to the Omaha market on Tuesday. Dick Lincoln accompanied the shipment. The lamb market is presently steady.
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Lincoln Bros
Omaha
Dick Lincoln
University of Idaho scholarship program funds thirty six awards
The Union Pacific system will award thirty six scholarships to the University of Idaho College of Agriculture next year. Juniors active in agriculture club work may win. one grant per county traversed by UP lines. Each winner receives 75 cash plus transportation to the university. Winners may enter the College of Agriculture or the School of Practical Agriculture short course. Counties include Twin Falls.
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University OF Idaho
Moscow
College of Agriculture
Union Pacific System
KJ Iddings
College of Agriulture
PE Armstrong
School of Practical Agriculture
Emeh
Union Parifie
Oregon
Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
Hach
and Tho University
Talon Pacific
School of Practicn
Sgricalture
Twit Palle
Lester E. Ard Dies After Long Illness in Filer
Lester E Ard 43 pioneer of Filer died November 16 at 10 Terrace View Peblo Colorado from Brights disease after years of decline. He lived across the West, worked as a soldier of fortune, had no lasting family, divorced once, and left nephews in Washington. Funeral services were by Rev G I Wynom at Whi tom Maker parlors in Pushio, burial at Roseiswm cemetery with Modern Woodmen present.
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Lester BE. Ard
Filer
Terrace View
Peblo
Colorado
Mr. Ard
Ard Teft
Eithe
Modern
Woodmae
G. i. Winom
Pushio
Roseiswm
Schwing Caldwell Nuptials Quietly Uniting Halliater Couple
Miss Lare Schwing and John Caldwell of Halliater were married by Rev RB Deal at the Methodist parsonage. The ceremony was witnessed by Mr and Mrs BM Walker of Poplar, HU. The groom is the brother of Mrs Walker and son of Mr and Mrs A B Caldwell. The newlyweds plan to live at Hotlines.
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Momdar
Pareenage
John Cauldwell
Halfiater
Aire
BM. Walker
Poplar
Brether
Death of a Young Child Remains a Burst of Tragedy
The obituary notes the sudden death of two year old Hop Cay Wertigg, daughter of Mr and Mrs A C Raa Fora, with mentions of funeral services in Dahl and family sorrow following the loss.
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Jemes Tedford
Wookkeeper
Permers and Merebest Bank
Fourral
Hie Neire
Erme Retford
Dahl
Twestay
A. C. Raafora
Hop Cay Wertigg
Quarter Section Lands Rented For Demonstration Beets
The Amalgamated Sugar Company leases a quarter section near Carr station for 4060 dollars cash rent over two years. The firm plans to prove beets can be grown profitably in this district despite variable yields and soil conditions. Workmen have begun soil preparation for next year’s beet crop as part of the demonstration project.
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W. Falworth
Amalgamated Sager Company
Wesaseee
Carr Station
Sager Compan
John Come
Grade School Teachers Reception To Patrons Worthwhile Affair
A grade school teachers and patrons reception Tuesday evening drew a crowded audience in the eighth A room. Students, including a girls chorus from the Tih and Art Eredes, performed two selections directed by Mr. Maud Dygert. Superintendent Mr. Peel urged cooperation between teachers and parents to strengthen schools and cited the work of parent teacher organizations in Twin Falls. Mrs. Duke praised the busy collaboration of local groups and the need for broad organizing to support education. Following remarks, Mrs. Dygert entertained with a piano piece and refreshments were served in the cafeteria before adjournment. A similar meeting is planned for the post date in November.
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Tih
Art Eredes
Maud Dygert
Peel Ther
Hatter Schools
Mee Puke
Registered Sheep Shipment To Chicago Show News
Robert Blastock ships a herd of registered Hampshire/Lancy sheep from Kentucky to Chicago for the International Livestock Show. The article notes the first county stock entry, breeder background, and plans for a county agriculture course at the Walnut Hill High School with eight courses in dairying poultry ration and blacksmithing, running one week to ten weeks starting after Christmas and into spring.
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Robert Blastock
Pole
Wiler
Chicago
Hihisteck
Bern
Mabe
Emowe
Kentucky
Alf
Wiem Cooper
Eerope
America
Ome Lowder
Mural High School
Births Reported At Home Of Mr And Mrs Marvey
A daughter was born yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs Marvey. The parents are the p agents of the newborn, and the birth is recorded at Marva in the district. A second birth note records Mr and Mrs Feaster welcoming a daughter at Marna.
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Mee
H Marvey
and Mire
Mowdey
Horn
Sanday
Jobe Feaster
Marna
Tein Coral Company Board Meeting Notice
A special meeting of the Tein Coral Company Board of Directors will be held in Twin Falls on November 20, 1921 at 10 o clock in the morning. All persons with business to transact with the board may attend. W C Taylor secretary.
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Tein “Ehte Coral Company
Marriage notice from Gormley Ontario on November 1st
Not news item states the marriage of Mise La ine Br formerly of this place occurred at Gormley Ontario Canada. It was received here last week by friends of the bride and groom. The bride lived here after four years leaving in the summer for the provinces. Mr Tahante lived here at some time.
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Mise Laine
Thie Place
Gormley
Ontario
Enada
Grade School Notes Loyal Giving and Officers Elected
The pupils subscribed 51.10 for the Sole Orphan's Home with the largest single gift 5.25 from a Daghe room. Officers for the coming year include Floyd Small president Winslow Schacter vice president Elaine Mann secretary Fred Comant treasurer. A reception for school patrons by the teachers is noted in the paper.
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Ehikires
Clase
Grover M Pugh Seriously Hurt In 18 Foot Fall
Grover M Pugh of Mahe Driek and Tile and Filer legion past ie imperith ent sustained a fractured skull and brain concussion after slipping from a ladder at a sugar factory shaft. He fell 18 feet to a cement floor, found unconscious, regained some lucidity hours later, then had memory lapses. He resides in Twin Palle with wife Mrs Pugh, daughter of Mr and Mrs C Rutter. Born in North Carolina, he has lived here five years and served in the AEFP with the 261st Field Hospital Corps. He worked on the Hammerquist building project this summer.
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Crower M. Pugh
Mahe Driek and Tile Company
Filer Legion
la Merced Hospital
Twin Palle
Wagh
Tete Palle
Pughie
Filer to Have Free Traveling Library
At the weekly Business Woman's club meeting members voted to support the reading movement and provide books from the Idaho Free Traveling Library. Each box contains about fifty books across juvenile, notion, history, reference, art, and more and will be loaned for two weeks at the Witte store. The next session will be at Mrs. Bickley's home with a merry program.
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Dra
Iheary
Piller
Idaho Free Traveling Library
Witte
Geb
Sec ‘Sion
Mra Bickley
Merry Geixer” Peggram
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Buhl and Filer High School
West Enders
Buht
Tech
Board of Trustees
Twen Pales
Red Cross
A. A. Thee
Cassia County
Howe Phomm TI
U. P
Nater Club
Lester E. Ard
Grim Reaper
Pueblo
TM. Ard
Dew
Thin Place
Jeck Ard
Bow
Washington
Mrs . & Gifford
Piter
Schwing-Caldwell
Worth Lam
Curry
Duke
Jemesters
Weatiaatis
Demmom
Nuret High School
Bt Wwecher
Dygern
Mier
Irma Deak
Popembey
Arl Woolridge
Brerder
Mampshires
Aetmriiny
Tutotte
Werater
Idaho
Eeer
Grover M. Pugh
Accktomt Athuger Factory
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