Albion High Hool Here Friday By Score Of 33 6
Albion defeats Filer 33 to 6 on the local gridiron with strong Albion backfield work led by Lapp. Filer’s offense showed bursts but Albion’s defense held, as Lapp and Hall scored and the game featured several momentum swings and a late 51 yard run before time.
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Albion High
Denman
Al‘bion
Albion
Husky
Filer
Beore
Lapp
Piler
Dethl
Robertson
Love
Hall
Conant
Landreth
Enola
Theae
Ed Hall
Booker
Albion Tost
Ducks
Rane
Albi
Albion Filer Ralphs
Price
Hicks Gray Reynolds
Landreth Powell
Mahaney
Len End
Rooker
Dan Danner
Yearter
Vo Diet
Booker 1. KH
Sn Graves
Beem Succeeds Graves on Rural High School Board
At the Rural high school district board meeting Beem takes Graves’s vacancy and also serves as clerk. The board membership now includes A A Davis, K A Beem as clerk, Guy H Shearer treasurer, and William A Lincoln, Fred Reichert, Elmer Aman.
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A A. Davis
K. A. Beem
Guy H. Shearer
William A. Lincoln
Fred Reichert
Elmer Aman
Filer and Oakley clash as undefeated teams meet tomorrow
Wee Gee reports Filer High School football, 0-0 with Albion and 124-0 Castleford wins, will host Oakley at 3 pm. Coach Denman promises a real fight and new plays as locals seek another scalp, with players fit aside from minor bruises.
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Filer
Husky
Oakley
Wee Gee
Albion
Castleford
Denman
Invaders
Football Results From October 12 and 5
Football results list games played on October 12 and 5 with scores for Shoshone Redfield Oakley Gastieford Gooding Buhl Twin Falls Rupert Burley Jerome Albion high school Albion Normal and other matchups including Nampa Wendell Idaho Falls Twin Falls Hagerman Castleford plus results for Jerome Filer Filer and But on October 5.
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Shoshone
Redfield
Oakley
Gastieford
Gooding
Buhl
Tdsho Falls
Rupert
Burley
Jerome
Filer
Albion High School
Twin Fails
Albion Normal
But
Blackfant
Albion
Nampa
Wendell
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Hagerman
Castleford
Dryden Sale Postponed to October 31
Postponement of Charles Dryden closing out sale due to harvest rush after a recent fire. The sale at A A Carlson farm near Curry, planned for yesterday, will be held two weeks later on Wednesday October 31, marking the month’s last day.
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Charles Dryden
A. A. Carlson
Curry
Winners Named in Legion Essay Writing Contest
Russell Hall, 14, of Rural High School sophomores, and Christine Johnson, 13, grade 8 student of local public schools, won the two American Legion cups for essays on Why America Should Prohibit Immigration for Five Years. W. D. Gill, post adjutant, announced the results at the high school and grade school, with post members present. Second and third place awards went to Lola E. Benjamin and Kula Goode in high school. Owen Miller and Jenny Wren Walter tied for second and third in grade school.
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Russel Hall
Sophmore
Christine Johnson
Filer American Legion Post
America
W. D. Gila
Post
Gillin
W. A. Shear
Juneau H. Shinn
Achoola
Genural
Lola E. Henjamin
Kula Goode
Owen Miller
Jenny Wren Walter
County to Reward Driver in Hospital Collision
The board of county commissioners offers a reward of 850 dollars for the apprehension of the person responsible for a night time accident on the state highway between the county hospital and Twin Falls. Four county hospital employees, Misses Anastasia Suchen Faith Guthridge Ada Walkington and Dora Heidenreich, were seriously injured when struck by a truck driven by an unknown person. One victim suffered a fractured ankle and had been dragged fifty feet.
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Board of County Commissioners
Twin Falls
Rupert Has New State Bank Opens October Fifteenth
Minidaka County prepares to open a state bank in Rupert with articles of incorporation filed last week. A F Beymer will serve as president, H Bo Hemmingway as vice president, William H. Gideon Salt Lake cashier, and board members Charles Guyer and H V Creason. Capital is $26,000 and the bank will occupy the former First National Bank building and use its fixtures.
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Rupert
Minidaka County Bank
A. F Beymer
H Bo Hemmingway
Hurley
William H. Gideon
Salt Lake
Charles Guyer
H. V. Creason
First National Bank
Second Meeting Of Spud Growers Named Here
A second meeting of ranchers and others interested under the Idaho Potato Growers Exchange has been called for Tuesday evening October 28 at the Mural high school building. W. & Hill, who spoke at a week ago gathering, will outline the organization plan. The meeting was set by the committee J. L. Grayhill A. O. Madland George Leonard George Erhardt and Joe Greenwood after the first session to study the proposals merits.
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Idaho
Mural High School
George Erhardt
Joe Greenwood
First Litvin trial ends in hung jury in Twin Falls
Prominent Attorney J W Taylor said a second trial will be held after the first jury deliberated 20 hours without a verdict. Litvin, a Twin Falls garage operator, faces charges of receiving stolen property tied to a galaxy of stolen cars. Witnesses linked Litvin to a car bought for 150 and sold for 300, with J J Manna of Salt Lake named as supplier. Litvin also faces federal charges in Idaho and a Boise grand jury indictment.
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David Litvin
Twin Falls
J. W. Taylor
Litvin
J. J. Manna
Salt Lake
Hannah
Utah
Littvin
Idaho
Boise
Twin Falls Students Aid Bean Crop Harvest Effort
Twin Falls high school students are invited to volunteer and their employers to release workers to harvest the county bean crop valued at about $3 million. Some 20 percent has already been thrashed, and 175 boys aged 14 to 18 may join the harvest as farm labor fronts open. Lambs are being shipped from eastern Oregon and pastured near Filer for a few weeks.
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Twin Palias
Twin Falls Big School
Jack France
Oregon
Filer
Ambitious locals list 38 students across multiple schools
The Record Readers compile a directory of 38 local individuals enrolled in various academies including Albion Normal School University of Idaho University of Southern California University of Washington Idaho Technical Institute McPherson College and other institutions. Names span several towns and include students such as Leatie Aman Leah Timm Scott Williamson Miss Margaret Chasteen and Harold Moore.
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Irip Bot
Albion Normal School
Leatie Aman
Mies Leah Timm
Scott Williamson
Mins One Davis
Margaret Chasteen
Wilma Ht
Helen Wilficker
Nancolas University of Idaho
Mise Gertrude Waller
Maurier Cole
Charles Diehl
Thurston Dobbs
Winifred, Martin
Mise Vira Diehl
Cecil Gist
Jack Musser
Gooding Herbert Deal
Leon Behnell
Mine Maccil Beeman
Mise Blanche Otto
David Parrot
University of Southern California
Elsie Nob
Ming Geneva
Nathan Parsons
University of Washington
Harold Moore
Rupert Williamson
Leatie Williamson
Idaho Technical
Mise Fern Glick
Reese Glick
Philip Hoek
Gaford
England
Merle Davis
McPherson College
Kansas
Roland Parsons
University of Colorado
James Schildman
Harold Haintine
Rowwell Military Academy
Mise Thelma Shear
Sacred Heart Academy
Ogden
Dale Chipman
Oregon Agricultural Eallere
Traveler Guilty of Theft in Local Case
Emerson Kinger, a traveler, was found guilty of stealing an automobile fire from K Clark of Peavey. The court, announced by Probate Judge G P Duvall, sentenced him to 10 days in jail with the condition of immediate travel toward the Vanitie coast. He traveled with his brother in law in a car bearing Lee Angdlew as their destination.
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Emerson Kinger
Autor
K. Clark
Peavey
G P. Duvall
Hinger
Vanitie
Lee Angdlew
Bean harvest relief as local school suspends classes
Weather and harvest news from Filer Rural High School reports settled bean harvest conditions. Students are released from attendance to help with crops, with local farmers calling the school to recruit labor. Rain disrupted progress earlier, but now machines and cooler weather aid harvesting efforts. Agriculture notes cover onions, sugar beets, and potatoes with variable market activity.
Friday Parent Teacher Meeting at Central School
The annual meeting of the Filer Parent Arencia tion will be held Friday afternoon at 2 30 in Central School to elect a president meet teachers and patrons discuss the school cafeteria and other business Miss Thompson second grade will preside in Mr N L Read absence A program arranged by Miss Graybill and Miss Thompson includes a grade poem dramatization and demonstrations All patrons and friends of the school are invited
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Arenciation
Miss Thompson
N. LD
Read
Mine Graybill
Methodist Sunday School Elects Officers in October
The annual election of officers for the Sunday school of the Methodist church was held October 16. Elected were L. B. Otto as superintendent, J. W. Smith as assistant superintendent, Miss Lota Thompcot as matron, Miss Hadith Nancolas as secretary, BF Philby as treasurer, Miss Hi. H. Sebild man as superintendent primary department, Mrs William M. Hance as assistant superintendent primary department, and Mrs William M. Priew as superintendent eradie roll.
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The
Methodist Church
L. B. Otto
J. W. Smith
Mise Lota Thompcot
Mise Hadith Nancolas
BF Philby
Hi. H. Sebildman
William M. Hance
William M. Priew
Eradie Roll
Last Dash of Rabon at Goof Garden
The final regular half of the season will be held at the Gem Roof Garden Friday evening, featuring prizes. Clifton Smith, near of the invite winter, but events will be spasmodic rather than regular in frequency.
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Gem Roof Garden
Prises
Clifford Smith
Naeer
Freshman Election Near Miss At State School
A report from Charles Diehl a Bligh school graduate and University of Idaho student notes Therston Dobbe narrowly failed to win the freshman presidency at the state school in the recent recwut elections. Dobbe came close with votes only slightly behind his opponent, according to the communication.
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Charles Diehl
Fitel Rural Bligh School
University of Idaho
Bateman
Therston Dobbe
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Dryden
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Legion
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HU Wit
Filer Rural High School
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Parmer
Twomday
Parent - Teacher Meeting
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