First paving laid on Filer Main Street for fair week
The first paving in Filer was laid on the east end of Main street yesterday afternoon. Work on the water main on the east block is nearing completion and the trench is being filled. Pipe laid in the deck between Yakins bark avenues as crews remove old mains. District forces have finished crushed rock road on Fair avenue ensuring good routes to the county fair grounds for fair week. Main street is a mass of construction but should be traffic ready for fair week.
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Main Street
Yesterdaay
Pew Ron Water Maine
Yakima
Union Avenue
Fair Avenue
Auto Caravan Nearing Coal
Seatt modern automobile caravan likely reaches Cody Wyoming after September 10 or 12 per W G Swendsen commissioner of reclamation. Caravan pace about 75 miles daily with no sickness or accidents since leaving Brooklyn. Idaho advertising by advance car operator Jess Padman of Mabe who promotes Brooklyn to Boise caravan with shows and talks each evening.
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Seatt
Cody
Wyo
W. G. Swendoen
State Department of Reclamation
Swendsen
Nebraska
Columbus
bin Springs
Vine Bratt
Cheyenne
Wheatland
Houglas
Casper
AL Cheyenne
Brooklyn
Wye
Idaho
Paia
Jess Padman
Mabe
Buhi
Buhl Taxpayers Take Hand in School Vote
The Taxpayers league announced support for an extra levy to pay outstanding debt and maintain heat levy for the next year. It backs trustees candidates B F Gaffington H W Leveke W W Hardin and George Watt for the district election set for September 6.
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Buhl
Taxpayers League
Epport
Bakleeheot Board
Aheat Semdtome
Hue
League
BF Gaffington
H.W. Leveke
T Hardin
George Watt
Grieve Injured In Car Crash Case Near Town
Report says We A Grieve, a member of the Herel high school district trustees, suffered a serious injury Monday forenoon when a kick back cracked the crank during car prep for town. The engine jammed, the crank sheared, and a major cut was suffered on the right side. the crank also broke from the impact.
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Raseher
Boon of
Herel
Grieve
School election Tuesday for 3 local districts
Annual school elections in Independent school district number four Rural high school district and Maroa district will take place Tuesday afternoon. Polls open at one and close at six. Nominations may have been filed earlier. two board members to be elected in each district. Voter-written names allowed. active candidates known. Past turnout low, with little contest, but neighboring districts see rising interest in school matters and trustees’ elections. Local residents are urged to vote to show interest in the community’s main institution.
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Independent Shonl
Maroa
Boh
Twin Falls
School of
Local Grain and Potato Prices Stabilize Amid Shipments
Wheat on the local market rose nickel with price quotes at $1.354 per bushel for number one and $1.20 for number two. Potatoes fell 19 cents to about 61.25 per hundred, affected by lower shipments to Chicago, the main consuming center. Five carloads bought Monday at $1.50 were shipped Tuesday as last week’s shipments remained heavy.
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Chicago
Hub Clothing Clean Sweep Sale Draws Strong Reader Response
Messrs Tannenbaum and Aruovits report splendid response to the Clean Sweep Sale at Hub Clothing store announced last week. The sale opened Friday and runs through September 16 with special offerings advertised. Managers deny rumors of leaving business and affirm Hub is permanent.
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Tannenbaum
Aruovits
Paphen
Sunday Evening Showre Clears Atmosphere Showers
Fragmentary weather note reports Kate Bunday clearing atmospheric dust over a rural area. Intermittent showers appear southeast, with rain expected around the region tonight and into the coming week. No significant effects reported. weather advisory indicates scattered showers and mild cooling.
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Kate Bunday
Rome
Bass Southard
Case at Rose county fair exhibit praised by CW
CW notes imperato sm wheat money and business outlook at Idanha Hotel lobby event. He says county fair in the month will be fine and the crop and stock exhibition should surprise attendees. The report cites yesterday’s dutly Statesman and mentions ongoing efforts to support agriculture and business through the fair.
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CW. Case
Idanha
Hotee
Second Annual Fair Edition Next Week
The Record announces the Second Annual Fair Edition to be published next week. Last year’s 20 page issue highlighted Twin Falls county fair coverage, with 1500 copies printed and quickly exhausted. This year aims to exceed prior quality with crop reports production data local institution write ups and full regional resource coverage. Advertisers and news contributors should submit copy by Tuesday.
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Twin Falls County
United States
Wheat Loss From Fire Destroys 600 Bushels Near Peavey
About six hundred bushels of wheat were burned yesterday afternoon at the George Brackenbury place north of Peavey. Sparks from E R Gardner’s threshing outfit ignited the rain stacks and damaged the feeder edge and drive belt on the machine.
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George Brackenbury Place
Peavey
E. R Gardner
Frank Richman Returns From New York Trip
Frank Richman, a promoter from Syracuse, has returned after a seven month stay with his sister. He plans to stay at 242 Malm Avenue East. He enjoyed an auto trip to New York City and Newberg shows, praising opportunities in New York for farm investments while doubting Brooklynites can distinguish a horse from a cow.
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Richmes
Syracuse
Malmavense East
Palle
Rickman
New York City
Newbers
Idaho
New York State
Frank
Body of Drowned Lad Found in High Line Near Cedar Draw
The body of Lambert Weddll, a year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Waddll, was found in the High Line canal near Cedar Draw after washing downstream from Krull. Coroner P Groveman and Sheriff ER Sherman led the search, aided by Tein Falls Canal Co which stopped water flow. The lad was to be buried yesterday in Thiees Idaho.
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Lambert Weddll
Charles Waddll
Searchere
Coder Draw
Krull
Groveman
Aherift
Sherman
Tein Falls Camal Company
Thiees
Idaho
Highway Construction Near Completion In Project Phase
Construction crews on the vizle highway finished concrete placement at the west end last week and moved equipment west toward the mixing plant located a quarter mile south of the pole line. Work will continue north toward the plant with completion expected in a week or two.
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Vizle
Bargains At Local Stores Draining Stock In Sweep Sale
C A Lowe announces a big clearance and stock reduction sale starting tomorrow and running through September 16. Each department offers deep discounts as Trem and Easnimergwat highlight the week with school supplies, clothing, and merchandise. The Clean Sweep Sale continues at The Hib with many items reduced.
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C. A Lowe
Hin
United State
Catholics Bid Farewell to Their Minister
The Catholics of Buhl and Filer bid farewell to Rev Father George De Stoop pastor who has been relieved by Rt Rev Daniel M Gorman as his successor. De Stoop is credited with faithful administration and aiding the mission church at Filer. He expressed gratitude for parishioners support and looked forward to church growth under Rev Father Stephen Schatz.
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George DeShoop
Buhl
Daniel M Gorman
Wishop
Botwe
Hatley
Father Destoop
Filer
Filer, ‘Etd In Twin Palle
Feat Mission
Miler Wathery Fries
George Lennard Alter
Father Nomi & Keyzer
Twin Pally
Piler
Mintong
Father DeSinop
Ef Perienen
Eereemor
Stephen Shatz
Stey
Sehete
Bad Jani
Holse
Gorman
Laber
Fruit Season Expands in Snake Canyon Orchards
Fruit season blooms north of the Snake River with growers at Crystal Springs, Gourley, and Niagara Springs promoting picking and packing of Liberty freestone peaches, pears, plums and apples. Shipments head to Crystal Springs canners under J A Tyler and Son, as firms install a canning plant for cold packing in jars or tins.
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Kelehin
Gourley
Niagara Springs
Eiberta Freiero
Reneh
J A Tyler
Sone
Coal Property Endangered by Fire Saturday
A fire at Mutual Coal Company yards, likely from spontaneous combustion, sent smoke through the area as volunteers battled the smoldering blaze Saturday evening. A large crowd gathered near the Dianela street area as firemen worked to extinguish the flames. Hart Munyon and others aided, with one man overcome and incapacitated for the week. Kaipie, manager of the Mutual Coal Yards, coordinated efforts during the incident.
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Mutual Coal Company
Amoke
Hart Munyon
Bern
Hon Kaipie
Murat Cowl
Body of Pvt Thomas F Goode Arrives Home in 1928
The body of Pvt. Thomas F Goode of Company F Second Engineers killed in action in France was returned to Filer, arriving by train with Pvt. TL Doboey of the Fifteenth Cavalry. A military funeral will be held Sunday at 2:30 PM at the Mennonite church, with burial at the local cemetery. Goode resided with his daughter near Lancaster.
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Thomas F Goode
Goode
Belleni Woods
Sms
S Goode
Mra
Lancaster
Filer
Hobow
France
Cheyenne
Schools Reopen Next Tuesday September 6
School bells will ring to begin the new term as the district schools reopen next Tuesday September 6 marking the end of summer vacation. Over 200 pupils are expected at the Mural Biru school with many teachers newly assigned and significant building and equipment improvements completed to welcome the larger enrollment. Superintendent George B. Deems is overseeing the high school preparations while Rupert L Peck joins the grade schools replacing W Doyel who has resigned.
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O of
All Apes School
George BE. Deems
Rupert L Peck
Doyel
Tm Ptier
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