Big Game of Season Tomorrow Burleyites Set to Tangle
Friday's clash pits undefeated Burleyites against Piler Rural, both squads riding winning streaks. Burley brings twelve seasoned players and fresh material after rest from Albion forfeit, while Piler Denmanites vow no alibis and a hard fought contest at 3:30 on the local field.
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Burleyites
Wer Jee
Piler Rural High School
Dope
Burley
Jerome
Albion
Albion High School
Denman
Denmanitesy
Wee Jee
Feld
Buhl Doctor Charged With Causing Death
Twin Falls Idaho Dr James Monroe a Buhland physician was arraigned on a second degree murder charge in the death of Mrs Joseph Barney 19 of Buhl who died Monday from injuries after a violent physical exam alleged to have been induced by him Monroe pleaded not guilty and was bailed at 5000 while a preliminary hearing set for Thursday by Probate Judge P Duvall The complaint was signed by John Gray father of the deceased.
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Twin Falls
James Monroe
Buh
Hagerman Valley
Joseph Barney
Buhl
Monroe
P. Duvall
John Gray
First felony conviction in Idaho for forged check
Twin Falls district court Friday heard Grean France sign as R. C. Halber to a fictitious check of 12.80 to defraud William Helen of Gem State Vulcanising Works. Jury returned its verdict after about one and a half hours. Judge W. A. Babcock imposed a term of one to four years in the state penitentiary.
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Idaho
Grean France
R. C. Halber
Wiliam Helen
Gem State
W. A Babcock
State
Class of ’23 Gives Books to Filer High Library
The Class of 1923 at Filer Rural High School used proceeds from their production The Passing of the Third Floor Back to purchase 29 books for the library. The new titles include works by Dickens Swinburne Whittier Lowell Holmes Shelley Milton Canterbury Tales Keats and others.
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Filer Rural High School
Eugenie
Fleury
Hough
Swinburne
Whittier
Lowell
Holmes
Shelley
Hoasetti
Milton
Chaurer
Keaty
Sesame
Lilites
Emerson
Byron
Scaramouch
Sapatini
Guest
Arnold
Service
Red Cross
Bryant
Eugene Field
van Loon
Tennyson
Franklin K. Layne
Burn
Children’s Home Head to Speak in Boise Sunday
Mrs Lillian McCarse head of the Children’s Home Finding and Aid Society of Idaho will address Mennonite Brethren congregation at morning services and Boise Methodist Church in the evening. Mrs A Y Bennett, field worker, said 80 children are now housed at the Boise home and plans for the visits were arranged.
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Lillian McCarse
Children’s Home Finding and Aid Society of Idaho
Vim
Care
Mennonite Brethren Society
Methodist Church
A. Y. Bennett
Boise
Grand Lodge Delegates Attend IOOF Sessions
18 Grand Officers journeyed from Moscow to attend IOOF and Rebekah grand lodge sessions. Mrs McCheary served as Miriam Rebekah delegate, Royston represented Filer Lodge 125, Carlson spoke for Twin Falls Canton. Royston elected Grand Emergn of Patriarch and Militant branch. Delegates report a enjoyable and refitable trip.
Alleged murderer sought in Nevada and Idaho mountains
Sheriff officials in Nevada and Idaho are seeking a suspect described as the alleged murderer. The man, tied to a crossing near Rogerson, is believed to have fled into the northern Nevada and southern Idaho ranges during the early week. Local authorities request assistance in locating the individual.
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Nevada
Dave Vaughn
Idaho
Nevada Mountains
Rogerson
Biko County
Boyd Hospital Closes After Brief Reopenings
The Hoyd hospital at Twin Palle closes temporarily on May 4 per manager Carl Hahn. The institution had reopened recently after shutdown for over a year, but lack of patronage led to the closing order. Owner Dr. T O Baya is currently in California.
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Hoyd
Twin Palle
Bt Jenet
Mays
Carl Hahn
T. O. Baya
California
Harvest Proceeds Apace Despite Recurring Rains
Rain and light snow touched the area but bean harvests pushed ahead with much of the crop threshed and stacked. High school boys aided in picking and labor demand remains strong. Cool nights and frosts slowed germination while lettuce prospects look favorable for local growers. Jesse Mainline reports optimism for his fall crop near town.
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Jesse Mainline
Football Results From Idaho High School Matches
Football results from Idaho venues include Filer 25 over Oakley 5 in Filer, Twin Falls 2 over Fort Hall Indians 0, Buhl 26 over Shoshone 1, Albion high school defeated Hurley, Rupert 20 over Pocatel lobled school 0, Gooding 9 over Wendell 6, and College of Idaho Ltd Albion Normal 0 in Caldwell.
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Filer
Rural High School
Oakley
Twin Falls
Fort Hall Indians
Buhl
Burley
Albion High School
Hurley
Pocatello
Rupert
Pocatello Bled School
Gooding
Gooding High School
Wendell
Caldwell
College of Idaho Ltd
Albion Normal
Senator Jones Visits Twin Palle County Home
Senator Wesley Jones of Washington visited last week at the home of his half-brother W. P. Guthrie in Twin Palle. He is an intimate acquaintance of Mr and Mrs A. B. Wood of this place who greeted the senator during his brief county stay.
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Wesley Jones
Washington
W. P. Guthrie
Jones
Blackburn to FBS in manslaughter case transfer
Deputy Sheriff K P Prater escorted Melvin Blackburn a local man recently convicted of manslaughter in the death of his wife Cecil Hurst Blackburn and Albert Jensen convicted of automobile theft to the state penitentiary as part of a transfer by authority to confinement facilities.
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K. P. Prater Teft Prytey
Boles
Melvin Blackburn
Fouth
Cecil Hurst Blackburn
Albert Jensen
Burley Votes Park Bonds For City Park Purchase
Burley residents approved two park bond issues totaling 23 000 with 17 500 slated to finish funding for a city park. The American Legion and other organizations contributed 1 000 toward the park project.
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Burley
American Legion
University Classic at Boise Comes on November 10
On Saturday November 10 at 2 yYelock the game between the University of Maho and Oregon Agricultural College will be held at Cody Park Boise. This is the fourth annual Armistice Day classic with surplus profits going to the University of Idaho. Tickets on sale at the Owyhee hotel Boise from October 22 with mail orders to Claude W Gibson Empire Building Boise. Some seats held back about a week before the game. Grandstand and bleacher seats $1.60 each. General admission $1.50.
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University of Maho
Oregon Agricultural College
Cody Park
Boso
University of Idaho
Athletic Aspeimtion
Owyhee Hotel
Boies
Claude W. Gibson
Empire Building
Bome
Beets and Beans Report Big Yields in Local Fields
North east rancher threshes eightmore Deid of Refugee seed beans yielding 40 bushels to the acre. Wilfred Olsen of the Fil ler Beed company supplied the crop data. Jane Hainling also reports a triumph, with sugar beets producing 224% more than the average per acre.
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Here
Auxiliary Elects at Legion Meeting
At the regular Legion Auxiliary gathering hosted by Mrs. George Anthony Mooday, officers were elected for the coming year. Mrs. T. Dan Connor became president, with Mrs. W. Boring as vice president, George Anthony as secretary, Mrs. George Denman as treasurer, Mrs. Clarence Case as chaplain, and Mrs. Deuens Shion as historian. Mrs. J B Chipman also received membership.
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Legion Auxiliary
Mra
George Anthony Mooday
T. Dan Connor
Man arrested on charge involving young daughter
George GB Shen, 24, arrested on a statutory crime charge involving his 10 year old daughter. The offense is alleged to have occurred last Tuesday evening as the girl's father reportedly showed no remorse.
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George GB Shen
County considers sidewall link from hospital to Twin Falls sidewalks
The board of county commissioners weighs building a walkway from County General Hospital eight miles west of Twin Falls to connect with city sidewalks. The plan names Unwita as a district incorporator.
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Board of County Commissioners
County General Hospital
Twin Falla
Connert
Minidoka Lighting System Sold for 2700
The municipal lighting system of Minidoks was sold last Saturday to the Piret Nathons bank of Minidoka for 2700. Work will start immediately as the reclamation service will install transmission lines from Minidoke dam. It hoped to have lights in Minidoka by Thanksgiving.
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Minidoks
Katerday Week
Piret Nathons Bank of
Minidoka
Minidoke Dam
Mrs Anderson Elected President of Filer Parent Teacher Society
Mrs A K Anderson was elected President of the Filer Parent-Teacher organization at a Friday Central school meeting. She succeeds Mrs N C Read who moved away. The meeting, called by Miss Cora Thompson vice president, featured drills readings songs and dramatizations and planned four meetings yearly with fathers invited.
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Mra
A. K. Anderson
Filer
Central School
Mra. Anderson
N. C. Read
Mre. Read
Cora Thompson
View
Mine Thompson
Grayhill
Inex Stevens
Acto dealer on trial for selling stolen car
The second trial of David Litvin, Twin Falls auto dealer, on a charge of receiving and selling stolen autos ended with a hung jury in District Court at Twin Falls. The jury was out and indicators pointed to a disagreement, as in the first trial with BF Philby, TEB, Moore, W. Case, and Ivan G. Lincoln.
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David Litvin
Twin Falle
Twin Falla
BF Philby
Teb, Moore
W. Case
Ivan G. Lincoln
Youth violatex fanols. Jensen to serve term in state penitentiary
Albert Jensen, 18, convicted in district court last December of complicity in the theft of an automobile, will serve one year in the Idaho state penitentiary. Judge W A Babcock ordered that the sentence imposed for the offense be carried into effect after Jensen admitted violating parole provisions at the Idaho State Industrial School. Jensen was linked to an alleged attempt to steal from the Filer Hardware Company store.
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Albert Jensen
LA Grave
W. A Babcock
Jensen
Idaho State Industrial School
Jenom
Filer Hardware Company
Mose Treat Promised in Skovgaard Concert
Twin Falls county plans a musical benefit at the High Weboot Auditeriae in Twin Pails on Monday evening October 2 for the team scholarship fund. Axel Skovgaard, violinist, and his wife Madame Gjorgsard, pianist, will perform.
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Twin Felle
Axel Skovgaerd
Madame Gjorgsard
Hoops and Goodyear Free After Cattle Theft Case
Fred Moope and Clayton Goodyear were acquitted by a jury last week after being charged with stealing and selling three cattle. The case hinged on the trial proceedings and evidence presented at the courthouse.
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Fred Moope
Clayton Goodyear
Fourth Straight Victory for Filer Huskies Over Oakley
Filer Huskies claim a 36 to 2 victory over Oakley in a clean game with strong performances from Elmer Adkins Love and Diehl. Oakley, led by Martindale, fought hard but could not sustain offense as Filer bent but did not break, scoring early and repeatedly shutting down Oakley in the second half.
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Filer Gridiron Huskies
Oakley
Althose
Eliott
Filer
Oaley
Fiter
Ster
Elmer Adkins
Love
Diehl
Adkins
Conant
Hall
Oakley Martindale
Charles Lapp
Lapp
Martindale
Critchfield
Piler
Criehfield
Potato Growers Reject Sapiro Marketing Plan
Local potato raisers rejected for the second time this season the Aaron Sapiro plan of crop marketing at a Tuesday high school meeting. W. B. Fil for the Idaho Potato Growers' exchange presented a cooperative sales plan that was turned down. This was the third meeting this year to gauge grower sentiment on the plan with fewer than a dozen attendees and Rene showing some inclination toward signing.
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Aaron Sapiro
W. 8 Fil
Idaho Potato Greers’ Exchange
Rene
Thirty nine local students from Filer attend college
Clarence Hever from Filer, a Stanford University student in engineering, is noted as the 39th local resident listed as pursuing higher education. The piece corrects a previous omission in the paper’s college attendee list, highlighting the growing number of local students at colleges nationwide.
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Clarence Hever
Filer Hural High School
Jf.ever
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Filer
Winners of dance prizes at Gem roof garden contest
Prize winners named at the Gem roof garden Friday evening include Alberta Hamilton and Harry Anderson as best dancers in the air and Walter Mine Ida Belle Chipman and Paul Detweller as top awarded pairs.
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Gem Roof Garden
Alberta Hamilton
Harry Anderson
Walter Mine
Ida Belle Chipman
Paul Detweller
Buhl Seed Show Date Set for November 3
The Buhl seed show is scheduled for November 3 with judging conducted by State Seed Commissioner Ahlson. Ex-Dibite will be received at 1 o clock on that date.
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BUHL
Ahlson
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Children’s Home
Boyd Hospital
Senator Jones
Blackburn
Park Bonds
Falla City
Anderson
ACTO
Mose Treat
Skovgaard
Filer Humbles Oakley
Wildcats
Couven
Sapiro
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