Fire Engine Purchased By Village Board Tubs
A village board approved purchasing an American LaFrance fire engine on a Ford chassis from A. J. Long Co of Portland Oregon for $8482. After months of investigation and consultations with other towns, the unit will be delivered within 30 days with a 30 day trial and includes a one-ton chassis, 1690 foot hose, 40 gallon chemical tank, two extinguishers, two ladders, and 500 feet of extra hose.
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la France
A. J. Long Company
Portland
Oregon
Eiko
Nevada
Unitte
Tannenbaum to Enter Business at Salt Lake City
Tach Tathornhodin of the firm Arnovicg and Tannenbaum, owners of The Hu Clothing store, plans entering business at Salt Lake City on November 1. He returns from a business trip and will be associated with Rosenbion's Purething stores in Salt Lake City.
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Tach Tathornhodin
Frm
Arnovicg and Tannenbaum
Hu Clothing
Sey
Salt Lake
Det Fae
Rosenbion's
Toe Filer
Tanmontanam
Hein Fava Flatt
Varnenhawr
Dagetter
Lin Arnewlie
Taunenkann
Ehange Haing
Fiter
Gusiensrim
American Legion
Tannenbaum
Paw
Balt Lake City
Tanmyotaain
Durocs and stock ships for Spokane and Portland show
Duroc pigs Rambo and Permanter from Mount Spokane and Portland area shipped last week to the Western Royal livestock show. A stock consignor also sent January herd cattle. Next week Twin Falls county stock will be shipped to Portland for the Pacific International Livestock Exposition in November.
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Spokane
Portland
Falla County
Twin Falls Piler football tale analyzes game strategy
In a half column letter the anonymous writer rebuts earlier remarks and defends Twin Falls football coverage. He praises Pullback and argues Twin Falls likely the best team seen this year after their win against Pile.
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Nene
Twin Palle Daily News
Jay
Drawe
Twin Falls
Schools Open After Holiday In South Central District
Schools resumed across the state after a holiday break with attendance at the competition totaling 134. E W Muck, superintendent at Halley, was elected president of the district association. Principal George K B Denman of the Rural High School was named president of the Schoolmaster's club.
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George BK. Denman
Schoolmaster’s Club of Institute
Burley
Joeal
South Central District
E.W Muck
Halley
George KB. Denman
Ofna Hoh
Londershrmont
Diviret
Jersey dairy herd passes second annual Federal tuberculin test
The Jersey dairy herd of L. Otto passed the second annual Federal tuberculin test conducted by four representatives of the state animal husbandry department last week. Otto's herd is one of three in the community previously noted in last week's issue as government tested. Other herds belong to BOP McPherson and William Price.
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Jersey
Otto
Kushaniry Department
BOP
McPherson
Willian
Fall Festival to Be Big Event in Twin Falls
Special to the Record The Fall Festival and G1-AtH Carnival will be held in Twin Falls on November 11. Twin Falls Post No 7 of the American Legion pledges the day’s events will be among the finest in the county, with numerous concerts and a grand Mardi Gras styled carnival parade to cap the celebrations. The Legion has secured agricultural and cultural exhibits to decorate and animate the festival, drawing participation from religious and city organizations to ensure a memorable day.
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Twin Fells
American Legion
Fotermountain Coantey
Fisher Operatic Quintet to perform at Reybroco roof garden
A Lyceum concert next Saturday features the Fisher Operatic Quintet with four vocal soloists and Rowena Smith on piano. Miss Fisher, manager and soprano, has studied with Vittorio Trevi and performed across major attractions, while guest artists Ka Fleck, James West, and Karl Anderson bring contralto, tenor, and baritone artistry.
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Fisher
Reybroco Roof Garden
Nvorites
Miss Fisher
Vittorio Trevi
Chicago Opera Company
Mixs
Ka Fleck
Chicago
Rich
Ti Concert
Lyceum
James West Shook
Main Street paving progress amid welcome rain
Rain halted not travel on Main Street Wareld as Jupiter Muvias loosens the season’s first showers. Paving on Main Street shows three blocks open with another section soon to begin traffic, boosting conditions despite wet weather. Local residents joke about fewer mud holes and better travel.
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Jupiter Muvias
Onion Avenue
Idaho Avenue
Yearbook Staff Gets Fresh Appointments at University
The University of Moscow Iteho announces tentative yearbook staff at the University of Mabe. Ker Kin and 23 are elected to supervise the book's publication with Mr Himmel who spent summer at Filer. Phillip W. Back, 22, of Pilar is named among tentative staff.
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Cole
University of Iteho
Moscow
Idaho
Rene O of Thee
Atudeny Hunky
University of Mabe
Ker Kin
Himmel
Filer
Phillip W. Back
Pilar
Filer to meet Burley on local gridiron tomorrow
Filer High School football squad, coached by Denman, prepares to face Burley tomorrow at 3 p m on home field. The team, boosted by two new registrants Carl Blase and Mervin Cole, aims for a fourth straight game win with a balanced lineup and strong fan support expected.
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Court Denman
Furat
Burley
Telek
Ue Patie
Invaders
Marley Box
Rupert
Don
Sale
Altho
Aman
Carl Blase
Mervin
Bic
Priday
Piller
Filer
Denman
Drive for Railroad Bonus Fund Now Centers in Filer District
The Filer district last week raised pledges for the railroad bonus fund amid the plan to close the Wella-Roaeraon cHtort. A new crushed rock road extension from Cedarholm corner to the Canal area opened, running south along the Cedar Holm line. The project, directed by road builder CM. McQuery, was completed and opened to travel on a Saturday, with crews grading and smoothing the new surface toward the west to Rathfiomad and Met elt earner.
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Filer District
Filer
Piller Highway
Etreteh
Cedarholm Ourier
Fownette
Webbe Acres
Weet
Cedar Holm
Alt Helnx
CM. McQuery
Wile
Erased Rock
Cedarholm
Largest Spud Crop in History Harvested Here
A historical report details the record potato yield from 1400 acres producing about 200,000 sacks with two thirds sold to dealers. Five firms and Rhodes Company bought most of the crop, while 240 cartloads valued at 75,000 were sent to local warehouses. Rail strike threats affected market prices as mass meetings and pledges approached a half million dollars in support.
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Roval Neema
Weybuckerman, Hoyle Commission Co
MD Weaver
DP Harp
Rhodes Company
Gruwon
Allen Article Noted By Other Paper In Jerome
The North Side News reprints the Filer Record editorial praising Allen a village marshal and strong civic figure. The piece notes his leadership across police, fire, water, and municipal departments, and mentions his long service and first vacation in eight years.
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North Side
Jerome
Rome
Filer Record
Will Ty
Dexwrver
Filer
Hood
Allen
Wight
Day
Champlow
Ain
Rexall One Cent Sale Promises Low Prices Next Week
The Rexall One Cent Sale will run the last three days of next week Thursday Friday and Saturday November 3 and 5 at the Modern Drug Shop for over a year the event has drawn big merchandising interest as dealers offer two items for the price of one cent and cut staple drug store goods to near one cent a bold promotion aims to attract crowds and boost sales with hours posted by the retailer.
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Uber
O Hadi Queen Contest Opens in Filer Today
The American Legion Queen contest opens in Filer today with a list of entrants and scores. Contestants include Shear 760 Bhemrinn Chand 640, Pawllie Hieber 25, Bore vihy Kipley 16, Anns Klages 800, Sibel Beskth, Gah Naucotie, Leone Harm en 525. Event location is Modern Drive and proceeds support the festival.
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Amerian Legion
Palle
Bhemrinn Chandor
Pawllie Hieber
Bore Vihy Kipley
Anns Klages
Sibel Beskth
Naucotie
Leone Harmen
Oran
Farm Sale Success with Good Prices Paid
A late farm sale drew a good crowd with spirited bidding. Horses sold up to 150 dollars, cattle and other stock brought solid prices, and the event concluded with strong demand for the items offered.
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Hartey Farm
Menyon and
Hopkine
Averioneers
Mrs Southard On Stand In Her Own Defense
Mere Lyda Lowthard on trial in Twin Pull for murder took the stand Tuesday as the defense sought to nullify recent testimony. Prosecution noted high costs and the record of four dead husbands.
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Mrs. Southard
Mere Lyda Lowthard
Bette
Erernie
Stephane
Hartley suit seeks debt claim over crop delivery in district court
In district court Card Stumley filed a judgment motion for 1650 dollars against Hartley. The case concerns a debt alleged to have arisen from a farm rental agreement that required delivery of a crop. Hartley was linked as Stanley's tenant in the transaction.
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Fen Hartley
Card Stumley
Arked
Hartley
Stanley
Tomant
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