Crowded CORDS SERIAL STORY draws readers in
The Record features a lengthier serial tale “The Crowmecut” alongside notices of sheriff sale and foreclosure. The auctioneer lists a mule sale next week at J. F. Taylor’s Rows Davis place, while a Twin Falls Idaho foreclosure auction targets land in section 18, township 10 south, range 16 east. Legal notices include an alias summons in a probate case against Otto Steinberg for a 342.70 overdraft plus 7 percent interest, with hearing set January 6 1924.
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J. F. Taylor
Davis Place
Young Sule
Deere
Walter
Shearer
State of Idaho
Twin Falls
George K. Evans
Weasley Young
Hertha H. Young
First National Bank of Filer
Idaho
B. M
Nat
Iity
United States
Otto Steinberg
Ion Court
C. P. Duvall
Personal Property Tax Kicks Off Hearing Next Week
County commissioners will hear annual personal property to equalization claims beginning Monday. Hearings extend up to two weeks and claims for adjustments on levies related to real property may be presented. Board urges early filing and reminds everyone of hearing dates. No claims after session ends.
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County Adjustment Board
Deaths Attend Funeral for Mrs John Dalquist
Funeral services for Mrs. John Dalquist were held Sunday at Buhl Presbyterian Church after a yearlong cancer illness. Interment followed at Twin Falls cemetery. The Dalquist family, who moved to the Snake River canyon ranch 26 years ago, left eight children: Sigrid Hurat, Carrie Raedele, Nora Fugate, Sandra Thomason, Willem, Axel, Henry, and Frances.
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John Dalquist
Buhl Presbyterian Church
Twin Falls
Daiquist
Snake River Canyon
Th River
Rem
Mra
Sigrid Hurat
Filer
Carrie Raedele
Bahl
Nora Fugate
Sandra Thomason
Milton
Oregon
Willem
Axel
Portland
Henry
Frances
Pollock Freed in State Pardon Board Action
A. D. Pollock, a Hansen banker formerly sentenced to 1 to 14 years for embezzlement, was among nine men granted pardons by the state pardon board during a session held Monday amid 42 applicants for clemency.
Yew Horse Barn Expansion At Rural High School
Workmen finished an addition to the Rural High School horse barn increasing capacity from 20 to about 40 horses. The U S Meat Co of Filer asks readers to consider them for winter meat supply, promising quality and value.
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Hgh
U. S. Meat Co
Filer
Free Cash Raising Sale at Davis Store Saturday
The first 26 entrants after 1 pm Saturday will receive a ticket worth 50 cents on a purchase of $4 or more. A special price on a cut glass cream and sugar pot worth $8.50 or any item of equal value is offered. See window for details.
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Davis
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