Twin Falls County Fair urged to boost community pride
A call to promote the Twin Falls County Fair emphasizes community sales, local exhibitors, and regional cooperation. J. M. Markel, longtime fair secretary, has steered the event with regional leadership, and the article notes plans to build support for a bridge project north of town across the Snake River, aiming to unite multiple communities and secure funding with state help.
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J. M. Markel
Twin Falls County
Intermountain Fair
Twin Falls
Filor
Bual
Gooding
Wendell
Highy Way
Dean
Snake River
Twin Falls West End farmers push county fair appeal
The West End farmers boost Twin Falls county fair efforts with record crop claims and podium for best exhibits. They advocate a grade down to the river, noting bridge costs and river bottlenecks, and plan to send top displays to the state fair at Boise as crowds learn Twin Falls heart lies in BUHL.
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West West End
Hubli
West End
Twin Falls
Ee Boen
Pias Thermagtin
Twin’ Falls
Boles
Twin Polls
Buhl
Local Scotionner Keeps At It Five Years
Under the caption Items from the Bub Herald of Five Years Ago details Karl Munyou, auctioneer, opening headquarters at the Herald office in August 1915, marking five years of continued work.
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Scotionner
Bub
Karl Munyou
Herald
Notice for Public Publication for M A Clampitt land claim
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Halley Idaho September 3 1920 notice shows M A Clampitt widow of Arthur Clampitt intends to prove three year residence to establish land claim in Meridian Idaho legal action before Register and Receiver Halley October 25 1920 witnesses Clara Pershall J M L Clampitt M S Huddleston J L Huddleston list of witnesses included
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Department OF the Interor
U. S. Land Office
Halley
Idaho
M. A. Clampitt
Arthur Cemp Nepal
Meridian
Record Subscription Price Will Advance Next Month
After October first The Record will raise the annual rate to 82 00. New subscriptions and renewals during September at the old rate of 2. The rise covers higher costs for printing including paper ink labor rent and equipment. The paper costs 200 per ton now up from 80 previously. The publishers pledge no further increases unless costs rise. They aim to retain subscribers and add about 100 new names in four months. Subscribe or renew now at the old rate.
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Filer
Henge
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Artis
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