Rural High School to Be Accredited Soon
Rural High School plans rapid accreditation within weeks to allow graduates to gain admission to colleges nationwide. Secretary F C Graves announced after a directors meeting that the board will spend as needed to meet accreditation standards, expand courses, and upgrade staff and facilities, with observed past credit gaps in foreign language hindering college admittance. The board also raised four teachers’ salaries by 125 dollars annually.
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Abo Filer Rural High School
United States
F.C. Graves
Graves
Local notes from Twin Falls and Utah fair recap
Col E O Walter returned from the Utah State fair in Salt Lake City and praised Salt Lake’s exposition while noting Twin Falls county fair as a strong rival. He booked two registered hog sales for the coming season. Joe Sipkens plans to move his family to Caldwell and enroll children in the Seventh Day Adventist college. Mr and Mrs D E Chipman will winter in Michigan. Ide Allen will reside on the Chipman ranch with Dale and Wabelle. A C Devine sold 320 acres to Sam Parsiow at 325 an acre. Parsiow and his mother plan to winter elsewhere and hold a closing sale early next month. Lula Stout died aged two from summer illness. services were held and burial was at Odd Fellows cemetery. Mrs J E Penny is in critical condition after a jaw injury. she was moved to Twin Falls hospital for treatment and is improving.
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Col
E. O. Walter
Salt Lake City
Utah
Twin Falls County
Salt Lake
Walter
Joe Sipkens
Caldwell
Sipkens
Weir
Sam Parsiow
A.C. Devine
Mr Parsiow
Mother
Nia
Filer
Bruneau
Bub
Twin Palle Tract
C. W. Davis
ET Meredith
Des Moines
Iowa
J Henry Allen
Bubl Schoola
Viciwr
Jont Priest
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Nyawa
Ore
W G Swendoon
American Falls
Milner Dam
Braneau
Snake ‘River
Milnerdam
Tre Filer
A A Timm
BB Ripley
Karl Munyon
Roland Young
Dale Chipman
D. & Chipman
A. G. jMacland
Shear PK Drate
O Hughes
Jess Fawarde
H .Shearer
William Bunce
Juneau Shinn Hod Weaver
RK Dillingham
Pr T L Carey
Jake Musser
RO W. Gagor
A Mann
T. & Moore
Ivan Lincoln
King Yoong
Conant Raises Bumper Beans and Fairfinanced Statement
W T Conant reports a 30 bushels per acre yield from 70 acres of white beans near Poplar Hill, with potential value over $10,000 at 7 cents a pound. His farm, part of the old Rettig property, also produced 100 tons of hay and 1500 bushels of barley this season. Twin Falls County Fair officials state premiums will be paid after final audits by the county board, despite heavy clerical work from the recent expo.
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W. T Conant
Poplar Hill
Conants
Washington
Rettig
Conant
Filer
Idaho
Hous
J Mo Markel
Marker
Ffair
Board of Commissioners of
Twin Pulls County
Filer Seeks Immediate Action on Sanitary Conditions
Deputy Inspector Bert Burr of the Idaho Welfare Commission visits Filer to assess sanitation. He warns of condemnation if improvements are not made, noting overall compliance but praising two top butcher shops. A bond plan of 20000 dollars for a sewer system is discussed as Rexburg faces similar issues. The village board, led by Mayor Charles McCleary, plans to meet Deputy Barr and present the bond proposal to taxpayers.
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Barr
Rexburg
Charles McCleary
A. O Madt
Lester Musser
Riple
A. K. Anderson
John Penny
Mr Penny
Cedar Draw
Ragsdales Honored Before Leaving for Caldwell
North of town friends of Mr and Mrs JL A Ragsdale held a farewell party before their move to Caldwell. Attendees included the Barton, Pate, Conner, Vandel, Spillman and Crose families plus seven others. The gathering heard of the Ragsdales' plans and shared best wishes for their future in the Twin Pallet tract garden of Eden.
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JL. A Ragsdale
Caldwell
Ragsdalee
Cleve Barton
Steve Pate
Lee Conner
Rudy Conner
Lester Vandel
E 4. Spillman
Crosenow
Ragsdale
Ragsdales
Ragedale
Garden of Eden
Twin Palle
Land swap ends with Stevens taking Potter tract and residence
C C Stevens and George Potter arranged a week earner noting Stevens gains the Potter six acre tract and the Potter residence in town while Potter takes the Stevens seven forty five acre parcel near Main Street. The value cited is twelve thousand nine hundred dollars.
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C. C Stevens
George Potter
Potter
Stevens
Main Street
Mr. Stearns
Battle the Sacre
Mick
Shorthorn Cattle Sale Planned At County Fair Ground
Parmere and Mérchante Bank president Achildman and J. Q. Hayden announce a registered Shorthorn cattle sale next Tuesday at the county fair ground sale pavilion. Fifty to sixty head will be offered, all passing Federal tests, including yearlings, two-year-olds, and select bulls. The sale follows a northwest breeding trend with multiple circuit sales. A Shorthorn breeders banquet and meeting are scheduled at Hotel Rogerson cafe on Wednesday October 22 at 6:30 pm and 8:00 pm.
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HH. Achildman
Parmere and Mérchante Bank
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Schildman
J. Q. Hayden
County Fair Ground
Towaday
O. BS
Middle West
East
Twin Falls
Bschildman
Hayden
Walter
Bheares
Rogerson Cafe
Bill Zentz Takes Over Local Restaurant In Filer
William Zeets, former RECORD editor and newspaper man, has left the lucrative restaurant field to open a cafe near the Hey broco Roof garden. He closed a deal last Saturday with B. Taylor and has been serving meals to local residents, promising steady, reliable service. Next week an advertisement is expected in the Record.
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William Zeets
The
Record
Mas
B. Taylor
Heybroco
Filer
Portland merchant ship resumes work for second cook Percy Ticeles
Percy Ticeles, last evening for Portland, Oregon, prepared to resume his work as second cook aboard a merchant vessel out of that port. The report notes Ticeles’s readiness to return to duties aboard the Jessy, a port-bound vessel.
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Percy Ticeles
Portland
Ora
Jessy
Robbers Sentenced in State Penitentiary Case
Carl Olson and H HL Wilson, jailbirds who escaped the county jail near Vale Oregon, were sentenced yesterday to five to fifteen years. Judge Babcock had sentenced them last week after district court conviction for robbing Snyder Hardware store and post office. Authorities call them desperadoes and say they deserted the army. They will be tried in a federal court for deprivation.
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Carl Olson
H HL. Wilson
Vale
Ore
Redmond
Babcock
Snyder
Interior Decorator Talk at MB Church for Local Club
The Filer Vontane elab club invites members to an illustrated talk on Western household furnishings and general decorations. Mrs Wilmot of New York City, a noted interior decorator, will present slides and fabric samples. The event, organized by Mrs A. DeMary, Idaho Federated Woman's Club chairman, starts Monday at eight o clock, with all elab women urged to attend.
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Filer Vontaneelab
Wilmot
New York City
Wilmot Ie
Idaho
Mra A
DeMary
Federated Woman's Clube
Ladies Aid Society Elects Officers At Mt S Church
The Ladin Aid Society of the Mt s church met in regular session at the church parlors renewing interest in Harvest Home dinner planning for Halloween. Officers elected include President Mire George Peter, Vice President Mrs FC Graves, Secretary Mrs M J Goode, and Treasurer Mrs Deal. Committees are named for church supper design and other preparations.
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Ladin’ Aid Society
Mts
Mire George Peter
FC. Graves
M. J. Goode
Deal
Hallowe'en
Reception for teachers to be held October 4
One of the season's big events will be the teachers reception at Miler High School on Friday October 4. The Ruraligh and Independent School districts number five boards with twelve directors and the Woman's club host the event. Weaver and William Bunce head the arrangements committee at the Mural High School building.
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Rehoose
Miler
Woman's Club
Krade and
Ruraligh
Mural High School
Weaver
William Bunce
Filer Woman's Club Plans Health Talk at Meeting
The next regular meeting of the Filer Woman's club will be held in the Masonic hall Wednesday afternoon. Public health nurse Miss McGrall of Twin Port county will discuss her office work and local health issues. The program includes roll call, a solo by Raleigh Brooke, a lecture by Miss McGrall, and closing remarks by Mr Hod Weaver.
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Filer Woman's Club
Masonic Hell
Tin Mise McGrall
Twin Pulte
County
Elle Solo
Raleigh Broke
Mine McQrail
Hod Weaver
Club Revived Elects Twin Falle Leaders in 1910s Era
The Twin Falle Comercial Club is revived with a new slate led by W. B. Auisbury as president and Hal G. Blue as educational officer. ES. Johnson handles roads and bridges while DC. Wateon leads civic affairs. Jr. Buserll oversees industrial relations EA. Walters manages water, telegraphs, and telephones I. I Allen serves as mail and parks officer, L Hodgin reclamation and L. M. Dow agricultural affairs also named.
Defendent Wins Probate Case In Twin Falls Verdict
In Twin Falls on Wednesday a verdict favored defendant A B R Moore in the action brought by N A Jackson. Moore obtained possession of restaurant fixtures whose ownership was at issue in the suit.
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Twin Falls
N. A. Jackson
A. B R. Moore
Filer Post of the American Legion Forms in Filer Idaho
The American Legion grants a charter to 33 ex servicemen in Filer Idaho forming the Filer post. Temporary officers call a meeting Friday night to elect permanent leaders and approve by laws and dues in Munyon and Son and Hopkins.
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Filer
THE
American Legion
Layton
Idaho
Tw Falls
Tub Tae
Munyon and Son and
Hopkins
Delemittees
Onder
Ane & Perme
Auverican Legion
Service Wen
Legion
A. W.O
Sugar Rationing Hits Beef and Sugar Supplies in West
The article reports on forced rationing affecting sugar and beets, noting deficits in production and delayed shipments. It highlights industry concerns from facilities like the Lawrence Production and local mills, with officials warning of continued shortages and planning to meet demand in the Midwest and surrounding territories.
Attendance survey finds full turnout in Filer schools
Juvenile Officer John R. B. Ault reports a complete attendance rate in Filer schools after surveying last week. He notes initial estimates of 94 percent were corrected by a broader check, with the paper fragment indicating a Kimberly area context.
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Filer
John RB. Ault
Kimberly
Ault
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Rural High School
D. E. Chipman
Michigan
Albion
Battle Creek
Ide Allen
Dale
Wabelle Chipman
Lula
W. A. Stout
M & Church
C. K. Deal
Mre
J. E. Penny
Fair Secretary
Markel
Twin Palle News
Bill Zentz Boys Restaurant
Ladies Aid
Munyon & Son
Eiger
Niger
Owl
Pier Ninrinen
Tania ‘Ottonley
Pile Gries Company
Rik
Qugat
Tarek Mathew Fiey
Ota
Tee Ferturios
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