Filer Record Closing Date Noted for Vocationalists
A local notice warns that December 16 is the closing date for applications to vocational training for disabled veterans. The Veterans Bureau urges former service members to file at their nearest office within weeks, explaining the one year window after training is granted. The program pays stipends and support, with about 700 veterans already in training and a new employment service helping place graduates.
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United States Veterans’ Bureau
L. ©. Jossept
Veterans’ Bureau
Registration window for November election urged by local officials
Four weeks from today The Record notes the November 7 election is near and that registration closes in three weeks. Local registrar H W Graves in Filer and registrar Mrs R F Mostor in Marion report low primaries registration. party groups urge voters to register now as an important duty.
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H.W. Graves
Washington District News Update on Local Movements and Visits
Mrs. Fred Reichert recent return from her parents home marks a local health note. Families including Watt, Boman, Kalbfleisch guest gatherings and moves to Twin Falls and Hailey highlight community shifts. Educators and residents relocate to teaching roosts, with several families adjusting homes and commutes. Christina Kalbfleisch and Lida Packard appear among teaching staff and residents settling into new habitations.
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Fred Reichert
Mire
Charlee Stroud
George Creasy
John Kalbfleisch
J. B Kalbfistach
Watt
Twin Falls
Nat Boman
Mary
J.D. Matte
J.D. Matte Home Seat Twin Palls
Miss Huth
Hailey
Betteen Spant
Priens
Bam Kallefieises
Christina
Or. & Ball
Dr. RB. &. Armes
W. Smith
Tescherage
Motterfield Company Plans Large Rambouillette Auction Sale
Muterfield Company to Orla offers a substantial Rambouillate and Lin er cattle sale at Weiser by Hutter Field Lane and Livestock. The event spans the last three days of the week with about 5500 head, most re- taters, ready for bidding. Col BO Walter, involved in the auction, expects attendees from nearby areas.
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Rambouillate
Hampshire
Weiser
Hutterfield Lane and Livestock Company
Col BO. Walter
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Heavy Crops Seen Despite Some Shortfalls
A Washington dispatch reports that crops in September showed losses in prospective production, but harvests are expected to exceed last year overall. Corn, buckwheat, sugar beets, and peanuts may lag. Department of Agriculture forecasts indicate reductions for oats, corn, spring wheat, white potatoes, sweet potatoes, and apples, while increases appear in other regions.
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Washington Dispatch
Department of Agriculture
Miasouri
Kansas
Local Shop Uses Red Line Advertising Scheme
A Law area electric shop advertised by painting red lines on the sidewalk in front of the store. The lines ended at the window and continued inside via red ribbon guiding passersby to display of goods. The tack attracted attention and boosted store appeal.
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Windtow
Echeve
Smoking aid and oyster remedy proposed in old advice
A patient smoker is advised to carry crystalized tea in a pocket and chew an oyster in remedy fashion to ward off cravings. The article suggests the tea will guard against wistful looks toward the enemy, while the oyster drinking remedy allegedly removes the cigarette craving.
Benefit baseball game aids Twin Falls girls in Caning Team trip
A Sunday 2:30 p.m. benefit game at Kimberly funds the national championship girls canning team from Twin Falls County. Proceeds go to county club leader A. J. O'Reilly to cover travel costs for Portland competition against other western teams, aiming to reach Chicago nationals and Europe demonstration. Kimberly beat Hansen last Sunday, adding local interest.
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Kimberly
Canning
Twin Falls County
W. ¥. Bracken
East End
Welock
A. J. O'Reilly
Portland
Chicago
Europe
Hansen
Finch denies deputy promises in Twin Falls sheriff race
M K E Finch denies rumors that he will appoint deputies W H Ormsby and H C Van Ausceln if elected sheriff. He states no deputyships promised to them or anyone else and warns such pre election pledges could violate the law. In social news Mrs W D Gillis and Mrs Shinn hosted card parties, with Mrs C R Carter and Mrs A A Timm winning high scores.
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W. H. Ormsby
H.C. van Ausceln
Land
M. KE. Finch
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