Babies of Today Health Conference At Fair Grounds
Dr F W Almond Idaho child hygiene bureau director to address a baby health conference at the fair grounds next week. He notes restless infants reflect sped up American life and urges proper care as two hundred babies and mothers have registered for the health conference at the fair. Six county doctors aid tests with clinics held in Carey Blackfoot and Bancroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Almond
Idaho Child Hygiene Nts Reau
Fair Grounds
Almond
Filer
Twin Falls
Carey
Blackfoot
Bancroft
Bureau
J. M. Markel
Boil Water Advisory Issued for Buhl TN
An order directs all patrons of Buhl waterworks to boil all water until further notice. The advisory covers the west end city and stems from the Bowling Canal water supply.
Correction of D L Seed Co initials error
A correction note states that last week's Record wrongly used initials for the D. Landreth Seed Company and issues this rectification to replace the incorrect initials with the proper ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Landreth Seed Company
Stray Bit of Wisdom Proverb Note
A short Italian proverb contemplates balance in influence and friendship, warning that one flattering gem may outweigh a hundred loyal friends when a man enjoys power. The saying highlights value contrasts between singular favors and collective goodwill.
Labor Day Quietly Observed in Filer
Labor Day passed quietly in Filer with banks and several businesses closed. In the evening a dance was held at Gemroofganten. A Tennessee picnic was held at Parish Grove west of here. Twin Falls hosted a baseball game between the Poratello colored team and the Magic City team as the main amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemroofganten
Parish Grove
Here
Twin Falls
Poratello
Magic City
Significance of Silence in The Proverbial Luck Tale
A reflective note on a man who never speaks about luck or fortune in the Boston Transcript style. The piece contrasts silence with public discourse, exploring how absence of words shapes perception of luck, fate, and cleverness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky
Boston Transcript
Borah Will Speak at Buhl Friday This Week
Senator William E. Borah will speak Friday in Buhl as the guest of five local granges Castleford Fairview Cedar Draw Deep Creek and Northview A basket dinner is set for noon at the city park and an Odd Fellows ball program will follow W W Deal state grange president and Rev C E Deal will attend to address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Borah
Buhl
Borah
Grange
West End
Castleford
Fairview
Cedar Draw
Deep Creek
Northview
Odd Fellows’ Ball
W. W. Deal
The
C. EB. Deal
Scout executive plans county fair demonstrations
P Douglas Hawley executive secretary of the Boy Scout council for troops in Buhl Twin Falls Hurley and Rupert called to discuss demonstrations at the county fair next week. He said later he intends to explore forming a Boy Scout troop locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Douglas Hawley
Boy Scout Council
Bubl
Twin Falls
Hurley
Rupert
Aailer
Hawley
Maroa Notes from Maroa Sept 5
The note sheet records upcoming preaching by Re Cutchen of Pleasant View at Maroa. Health updates mention Mrs. Oscar Crossno in poor health at her Filer home and Mrs. Ed Morris recovering well after surgery. Farm yields report 250 bushels from 4.5 acres on John Rutewyk ground and 69 acres averaging 54 bushels per acre on Leonard Brown’s ranch with a 20 acre field yielding 65.6 bushels per acre. Neighborly visits and meals are noted among Mrs. Smalley, Mrs. Blakley, Mr. Moorehead, Mrs. Horace Amsbury, Mrs. J. M. Tucker, Mrs. Clarence Winkle, and Mr. John Winkle. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams and children visited W. L. Landreth’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Brows
Bendon
R McAfee
Jotast
Gertrude King
Jerome
Raymond Hayes
Alice Gormiey
Ed Stone
Fa Filer
Mabel Wilkerson
Mary Ellen
Grace Malone
J. M. Tucker
Maroa
Maros
Oscar Crossno
Filer
Ed Morris
John An Rutewyk
Leonard Brown
Smalley
Bubl
Blakley
Moorehead
Horace Amsbury
The
Thrashers
Clarence Winkle
Jobn Winkle
Fred Williams
W. L. Landreth
Ogden Livestock Stock Receipts Steady On Sept 1
Ogden market reports receipts at 166 cattle with steady market for good to choice cattle. Fair to good selection, including handy weights, heavies and yearling wethers. Prices ranged with choices around six dollars plus for varying lots, buyers active on feeder stock and mockers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union Pacific
Gray
Senator Borah
Omaha
C. R. Gray
Union Pacific System
Panama Canal
United States
Horah
Congress
Idaho
Borah Will
Scout Executive
Hunmicker Livestock Com. Co
Filer Hardware Co
Idaho Power Company Service
Ain A Yorithl
aSaid
Sas
Idaho Power Company Electric Shop
Wendell
Gooding
Snake River
Boise “Nat
Banbury
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!