County Golf Club NW Forms Amid Interest in Twin Falls Grounds
At a Thursday meeting in Reyhroco ball county golf enthusiasts formed the County Golf Club NW electing St. K. Dillingham as president and appointing A. O. Madland Dr. G. Goode B. W. Boring Jr. and Arthur B. Anderson to the executive committee. They petitioned county commissioners to use Twin Falls county fair grounds as a 40 acre site for a course with a 5 dollar annual dues, rising to 10 after December 1. Women may join. the club aims to launch this coming sport with support from Spalding Bros and local merchants, as efforts to secure a suitable course proceed.
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Reyhroco Ball Thurwlay
4 Firet
Tai Wort
WD. Gita
Ate
Tore
St. K. Dillingham
A. O. Madland
of G. Goode
BW. Boring, Jr
Clus
Twin Polls
Ttme
Tapre Ukan
Organi Wallend
Sumet
Dober
Filer
Spaulding Bros
Salt Lake Sporting Je Houwe
K. Dillingham
United State
Tontay
Ain
Dillingham
Gautleman
New Clothes Presser Installed by W. H. Scott
A new clothes presser machine was installed Monday at W. H. Scott tailor shop, shipped from Hartman Manufacturing in the United States for about 660 dollars. It uses gasoline powered steam, claims a ten minute thorough pressing, and can treat both upper and lower pads with a drying attachment. This is the first machine of its kind in the area.
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W. H. Scott
United States
Hartman Manufacturing Company
Gacoline
Sots
December rodent control effort announced countywide
Farmers wishing to participate in a December rodent control program should inform county officials. H Powers and W B Groach announce a coordinated effort running December 1 to 10 to place poison units across the county. The program targets specified rodents and aims to benefit local farms.
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Tisas
H. Powers
W. B. Groach
Thanksgiving Proclamation Declares November 26 in Idaho
Idaho Governor D. W. Davis proclaims Thanksgiving Day November 26 as a legal holiday. The proclamation honors divine favors, liberty and civic inheritance, urging churches and social groups to commemorate the Pilgrim Fathers and promote gratitude for peace and plenty in a nation rooted in liberty.
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Turafor
D. W. Davis
State of
Idaho
Lee
New Postoffice To Move To East Mala Street Site
Extensive renovations proceed at Reynolis Bros buildings on East Mala attest to prepare for the Post Office move. A new plate glass front is being installed and rooms adapted for the Post Office, with government inspection planned before removal. Reynolds bid for a furnished plant office is nearly complete, while Filer Hardware gains large new quarters and a restored storefront is prepared for stock.
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Reynolis Bros
East
Mala
Rasage Salkting
Piter Hardware Company
Imuae Ae
Pantol
A. Reynolds
Governorce
W. J. Shinn
Hermolds Bros
Belhe Mote Sn
Filer Hardware Company
Delra
Weekly Market Reports Aimed At Buyers and Sellers
The Record will publish market reports weekly curating prices from grain to produce. It notes weekly station quotations and market conditions, inviting readers to buy or sell and promising useful information for buyers. The piece also mentions an initial dance held by the Thursday Night club and winter season events.
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Record
Pemder
Tursday Nich Club
County Home Demonstration Work Success Report
Edta Ludwig, county home demonstration agent, submits annual report to the state university extension department. The document highlights cooperation with local women, nutrition improvements, and health clubs for 70 children with biweekly weights and progress charts. It notes over 200 dress form events, a $2,225 dress value, and $5,000 feed savings aided by Prec Moore, totaling economic benefits and substantial community impact across the tract.
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Mice Edita Ludwig
Farm Bureau
State University
Mise Ludwig
Mises
Prec Moore
The
Th Bs
Legion Hop At Reybroco Tonight At Thaskeriving Dance
The American Legion post will host a Thaskeriving dance this evening to end the days festivities. Wail's Orchestra of Twin Falls will provide music and organizers expect many couples from Twin Falls and nearby towns to attend.
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American Legion
Wail
Twin Falls
Thanksgiving Weather Outlook Shapes Local Plans
The region anticipates good weather for Thanksgiving with clear skies and mild temperatures. Farmers note steady supply chains and markets reporting fresh poultry and seasonal fare including turkey and duck. Local shops prepare tables and vendors expect steady crowds as families plan meals and gatherings.
Filer Boy Sets High Bar as Wheat Producer in Twin Falls
Walter Weaver, 14, wins blue ribbon in a 91-entry seed grower class for Dicklow wheat. Twin Falls county boys club wheat, certified by state seed commissioner, totals about 3200 bushels ready for sale or home use. Parents support training in club work as a pathway to larger farm life skills.
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Dicklow
Idaho
Groware
Walter E. Weaver
Fiehin
Tdang Jomced
Walter
Weaver
H. J. Weaver
Miler
Twin Pally
A. L O'Reilly
Alvatori
Twin Falls County
H. F. Shehan
Red Cross Urges Public to Donate Old Clothing
The focal Red Cross branch directed by Mrs A A Thm appeals this week for old clothes to aid the county's needy. Donors are asked to leave garments at the red cross collection point. County officials note this year’s climate crisis will outpace last year, prompting generous community response to clothe both adults and children.
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Mra. A. A
Donire
T .E. Moore
Board of County Commissionery
Thin County
Turkey shoot success marks local event turnout steadies morale
A large crowd attended a turkey shoot organized by local volunteers Fehrenbarker and William Acnaptig. The event, led by organizers Fehrenbarker and Acnaptig, drew a hundred or more men and highlighted community effort amid a festive day.
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Bern
William
Cnaptig
St.epaneore
Parmei Fe Mt Sites Of Cos To Ache On That Parmei
Unclear fragmentary text mentions Aunast Koth and Gormer associated with a Twis Falls jrnet from lows. References a Silvarett variety, planting, hushed diets, and a law curn. Notes parties, payments, maturation, and crop dts over a two mile stretch near Teta.
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Parmei
Cartle
San de
Teta
Kaamene Students Health Check Held at Grade School
Miss Ronette McGrail a Resa nurse conducted the regular weekly health examinations for Kaamene students at the grade school yesterday.
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Kaamene
Ronette McGrail
County
Resa
Rainy season slows harvest as folks fear turkey day loss
Old Jupiter region endures heavy rain delaying harvests and boosting farm costs. Auto owners abandon machines for horses. real estate transfers slump. Despite setbacks, optimism grows for resilient farmers who apply needed industry to the fertile soil.
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Jupiter Piuvinn
Une
Canal Company Annual Report Reveals 1980 Financials
The canal company plans its December annual meeting with stock transfer deadlines five days before the session. A five-member board election, a 24 page financial report, and data on operation costs per acre are disclosed, including debt reductions and water maintenance figures. The document shows deficits and bonds reduced since 1917 and outlines ongoing maintenance charges.
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Yuin Fulle Canal Company
T Full
Honde
Hetton
AML
Canal Board
Raticos
Ays Acoss Cay Stork Hetter
Generi
Mainnteance
Burglar Pleads Guilty in Church Burglary Case
A man linked to a church burglary rape? confusion. The suspect, once a singer at local churches, pleaded guilty to the burglary charge. He awaits sentencing as church officials and sheriff A N note the ongoing investigation and community impact.
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Henry Mulder
Christian and
Meds
Twin Palle
Harce
A. N
Onclave of Shines at Hoskin Session This Week
A party of Filers seeks to force Susiday sight to attend a ceremony at Bikerah temple. Nobles of the Mystic Shrine travel from Ere include LM Smith Crane HJ Weaver. Novices Hammerquist Wal ar and IA Heynoide.
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Filer Maxoos
Bikerah Tempie
Mystic Shrine
Ere
Lm, Smith
Ca ‘Ane
HJ. Weaver
Hammerquist
BO. Walar
I. A. Heynoide
Filer Commercial club to elect officers at December meeting
The annual election of officers of the Filer Commercial club will be held at a big meeting on Tuesday December 7. The gathering also covers the annual report and plans for the year ahead. Topics include Idaho Nevada railway drive community action bridge sewer plans and a fire prevention program. Current directors and officers whose terms expire will be reappointed or replaced.
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Filer Comercial Club
Heanortrie
Idaho-Nevada
Community Christian
Here
Wendell
Mit
Ane
J. M. Markel
A. O. Maciand
Junean Shinn
George Leonardth K. Dillingham
WO P
Conant Weeley Young
Heamer
George Erhardt
Fire insurance rate cut for Bab town businesses
The improved fire protection and department efficiency drive a nearly 11 percent reduction in business property insurance rates in Bab. Adjustments will be applied across policies by all companies, with some building classes seeing the change effective October 21. Some properties remain unaffected.
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Babty Fire’ Department
Ht Ie
Locals Strive for Bacon in Hog-Hide War
Local football fans hear of upcoming clash between Buhl and Filer high schools after both teams split earlier season results. Coach Carter’s squad seeks improvement after a 77 to 0 loss to Twin Maile, with Filer aiming to rebound and upset the hosts on home ground.
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Piler
Witnewdng
Buhl
Flurad
Filer
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Legion Denne
Choe Linge
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Eerne
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Chickerie
Filer Boy
of Magazine
Walter Weaver
Mee
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Win Falls
Harel High School
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Kuhl Ve. Pier
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