Avalon dairy herd dispersal marks end of era
The famous Avalon herd of E C Walter ends as twelve Holstein bulls and cattle sell at a dispersion sale led by Peter Nett. Auctioneers Miller Caldwell Arnold Natpa, with Donald Eerors overseeing dairy genetics, report strong demand from buyers in Brookline, Oremen, and Washington for purebred stock and breeding cows.
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Fontae
Arrowranks
Peter Nett
Avalon
Grare Age Crain
Mepringtom
Taretar
Sitheeab
Rome
Oremen
Washington
Bayer
Matley Ein
Laila
Caitie
Donald Eerors
Waller
Filer
Wade
Miller
Caldwell
Arnold
Nat Pa
Canal Company Reduces Levy for Irrigation Land Unit
Twin Falls Canal Company directors set a maintenance levy of 1.50 per acre for 1922, payable semiannually, down from last year’s 2.10. The first half is due March 1, the second September 1, with expected funds covering maintenance, operation, and related debts amid growing collectible acres.
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Twin Falls Canal Company
Bes
Twin Palle
Bilte
Eahel
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Twin Falls
M E Ladies Aid Reports Yearly Fund Total
The M E Ladies Aid reports a total of 666.77 raised in the past year. The group held elections last week with Mrs A A Timm presiding and appointed committees to rotate the presidency monthly. The yearlong report shows a fall in funds from October 1920 to October with $160 contributed to the parsonage and $616.24 in total disbursements from the church budget.
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M. E. Ladies Aid
Roelery
Whee
Mra
McDinery
Creretory
October 1 fundraising and program at Children’s Home
Balance on hand recorded as coring balance on October 1. Funds raised were packed and sent to the Links Children’s Home. About 0 quarts of fruit and jellies prepared. Two layettes paid for. After business, a short program featured readings and songs by Mine Theta, Mine Herthy Riptey, and Carp Fire Girls. Sixty six members attended. Secretary notes to watch for announcements and be present.
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Te Links Children’s
Eal Cole
Miew Theta Fhewr
Mine Herthy Riptey
Carp Fire Girls
Reduced Grain Rates From Ida to East Reported
A statement from Leonard Way secretary of the Southern Insane Traffic Association indicates the Interstate Commerce Commission will allow grain rate reductions to the East. The proposed cut is about nine and a quarter cents per 100 pounds or 65 cents per bushel, to take effect after five days notice but no later than November 20, 1921.
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Leonard Way
Southern Insane Traffic Association
Tue
Adeiee
Kerb
State Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D C
Drake Makes Notable Statement On Store Progress
F. E Drake spoke yesterday about progress at his store. He noted unusual demand and a gratifying response from customers. He also acknowledged ongoing inventory challenges and predicted prices would fall as sales continue.
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PB Drake
Delmonico's Dinner Priced At Eight Dollars In New York
A scanned item notes Delmonico's on Fifth Avenue in New York charged about $8 for a dinner. The menu cited Idaho potatoes at 35 cents each with other items including clams, soup and beans. total around $7.55 plus tip estimates.
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Idaho
Delmonico's
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Jens O. Eastman
RK McCormick
The
College of Idaho
McCormick
Alvor
Tnis
Jackson Lake Seals Gates for Irrigation Reservoir
The Jackson Lake reservoir gates are closed to store water for irrigation. Gates were progressively tightened from September 1 to September 12, stopping stored flow and allowing only natural river flow. By fall, 154,240 acre feet remained in Jackson Lake, with a capacity of 847,000 acre feet, as about 700,000 acre feet had been drawn for Snake River lands.
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Darley Molielle
Jack On Lake
Benterason
Snake River
Walcott
Jackson Lake
Val
Water reservoir remains at historic low in eraine era
In 1954 the reservoir held 128120 acre feet of water, about 25600 less than the 1922 level, marking a notable drop in stored supply. The record notes the sustained drought impact on regional water resources and shifts in availability.
Tourist Park Closes For The Season
Announcement by J. M Markel secretary of the county fair and superintendent of the grounds states that tourist parking facilities across the grounds are no longer available. No wood water or tights are provided and auto tours are halted until spring. Grounds have been well maintained through summer and served large numbers of the public.
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J. M Markel
Engineer Kelsey Heads Home After Large Nampa Sewer Job
Engineer Kelsey of Nampa, former consulting engineer, and his wife travel by car to Salt Lake City then to the coast with plans to settle in Portland. He just completed a $486,000 sewer contract in Nampa, praised by the mayor and officials for the quality of work.
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Louse
Kelsey
Nampa
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Sos Angeles
San Francessco
Portland
Rural High School News Highlights Assembly Talk
Lt Minor Beowell of the United States Army spoke at assembly about China and its people. The football team faces Barley Friday with strong support urged. New students Marvin Cole and Carl Blass join the team staff, enrollment now about 145. The student council met, study room supervision shifts to students, and students run the library, promoting self-government.
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Minor Beowell
United States Army
China
Sving
Bonwell
America
Marvin Cole
Carl Blass
Burley
Jacob
Magdalene Schaefer
Twi Falls
Legion Granted Discount Homeward Fare For National Convention
Idaho Legion members and dependents may travel via Union Pacific at reduced rates to Kansas City for the American Legion national convention starting October 11. Eligible travelers can obtain certificates from the state headquarters in Basel by writing to Lester P. Alberts, department president, Basel, Missouri.
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Legion
Idaho
American Legion
Kaness City
Idame
The
Baler
Lester PF. Alberts
Department
Prdjutent
Baise
Maho
Lyreum Course Tickets On Sale At Modern Drag Shop
Tickets for the Lyreum course by the Filer Woman's in te are on sale at the Modern Drag Shop Friday and Saturday afternoons. Adult tickets cost 2.4, student tickets 1.28. First number of shrine is Pisher Oper atie Quintet, with Reybroco root garden Saturday evening in November advertisement.
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Filer
Modern Drag Shop
Shrine
Pisher Operatie Quintet
Reybroco Root Garden
Assault Charge Involving Beatie Couple Near Farm
Reported arrest of Mr and Mrs Beatie of Maron tietrlet on a complaint by Mes J Btees. She alleges a violent incident at or near her home during her husband’s absence. Accusation centers on assault amid ongoing family tensions as Evang allegedly urged them to move off the shared farm.
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Mes
Beatie
Culinary Tips and Recipes From the Floride Times
A miscellany of kitchen instructions and dessert ideas includes coffee custard, caramel sauce, potato timbale, tomato sauce for croquettes, and popovers. The page blends practical steps with a brief humorous anecdote about a wandering narrator and a quip about a prohibition officer.
Classified Sale Spoorage and Ford Cars For Sale
Classified column lists sale items including 100 sacks of seed corn and two spring mule colts. Also offers Ford coupe in fair condition and Ford touring car in good condition with asking prices. Ad invites readers to Mfrowning Auto Co for bargains in Twin Palette area.
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Alvo
CP. Oliver
Duquesne's Corner
Saalre
Mfrowning Auto Co
Will Trade Big Powerful Car For Notes Or Bands
Classified item offers a near new powerful car in exchange for good notes or bands. Also open to a Ford or other vehicle. Contact via LiL at Filer Record address.
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Filer
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