Appreciation for Twin Falls county fair leader J M Markel
The article lauds J M Markel secretary and general manager of the Twin Falls county fair for five seasons. It notes re employment, leadership, and expertise in fair management, plus roles in Intermountain Fair and Racing association and as a candidate in the Idaho Democratic primaries. Markel’s background includes education administration in Illinois and Idaho and local civic involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ario
Twin Falls
J. M. Markel
Board of
County Commissioners
D Fair Directors
Markel
Intermountain Fair and Racing Association
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Washington
Doing Away With Cobwebs and Tire Service Tidbits
A concise, era-tinged quip notes cobwebs and tire service as metaphors for routine life. It evokes a dry, wry tone about everyday maintenance and small evasions in daily work. The author hints at common habits we all weave like cobwebs.
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Anthony W. Thoreld
D. D
Changes in Filer Business Life 1921 22
A year end summary notes many shifts in Filer business. New Starce Station on Main Street by John H Blass adds gas and convenience. J Childs expands into grains from Peavey and Curry connections. Major changes include Schafer buying Klass and Pfeffer meat business to form U S Meat Company and A B Wood buying United States with brother Leon ard Wood. The Hub store sold to A T Craig of Twin Falls. J W Price repair garage merges with Filer Auto. W J Schulte leaves Fudr Hardware and reorganizes. N B Keeney & Son Inc buys Jerome H Rice Seed assets. Otto Steinman confectionery sold to N A Jackson. Elkhorn Cream station management shifts to B E Grieser. Henry Lammers withdraws from Lammers Shinn publishers of The Record. Boyd and Francis billiard hall dissolves with Francis taking over the partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
Starce
John H. Blass
Main Street
J. Childs
Peavey
Curry
Jacob Schafer
Ue Meat
Klass and Pfeffer
U. 8. Meat Company
United States
A. B. Wood
Leonard Wood
A. T. Craig
Twin Falls
Craigs
J. W. Price
Filer Auto Company
W. J. Schulte
Fudr Hardware Company
N. B. Keeney& Son, Inc
Jerrome H. Rice Seed Company
Otto Steinman
N. A. Jackson
Boyd & Francis, Billiard Hall Proprietors
Junior Demonstration Schedule At The County Fair
Schedule for junior club work demonstrations announced by County Club Leader A J O Reilly for next week at the fair. Wednesday activities include McMillan Cooking and Canning Teams and Northwestern Champion Team. Thursday features Kimberly Canning Team and state champions, with Friday morning and afternoon events by Orehalera Cooking and Maron Canning Teams.
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A. J. O'Reily
McMillan
Northwestern
Kimberly
Orehalera
Maron
Overcoming Rust with Paraffin Aid for Rusted Nails
A New York Post tip suggests applying a small amount of paraffin to a rusted screw or nail to ease removal. The method relies on paraffin melting and penetrating the threads, reducing friction and corrosion so the fastener can be plucked free.
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New York Post
Radio Don’ts for Stable Oscillation in Tuned Circuits
Do not rely on capacitance alone to tune the grid circuit. Keep L to C ratio nearly constant. Avoid matching natural periods of tickler and grid. Keep tekler and plate variometer away from grid to prevent detuning. High impedance tubes misbehave in low impedance circuits. Try multiple detectors before discarding a regenerative receiver. Soft gas cell tubes excel as detectors, hard tubes as over-layers. Do not treat inductors with moisture-absorbing coatings.
Thefts Reported Sunday Evening
Arthur E. Anderson reported a missing motor driven centrifugal pump used to lift water from a ditch near Yakima avenue. The pump and motor were in place Sunday morning but disappeared by Monday morning. Also the Modern Drug Shop reported five gallon tubs of ice cream stolen from the rear overnight Sunday.
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Arthur E. Anderson
Yakima Avenue
Cornhuskers Picnic At Maroa For Nebraska Residents
A general invitation extends to former Nebraskans and their families to a Sunday picnic at Maroa schoolhouse. Dinner is planned for after Sunday school which starts at 10:40 AM. A program will follow the meal.
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Maroa
McAtee-Johnston Grow Cauliflower Near Meritt
McAtee and O C Johnston raise a large Geld of wallflower near Meritt behind Merphiston house west of Marion school. About 8600 plants in a 12 by 2 foot bed. Seed sown in May transplanted in June. Heads sold August 26 and September 4 two hundred heads cut. Heads solid white and high quality. crop requires intensive work and time.
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Krh McAtee
O. C. Johnston Robebly
Merit I
Merphiston House
Maron School
Harvest and School Activity at Maroa
In Maroa the harvest and school activity proceed as workers use multiple machines. Wheat yields run around 50 bushels per acre with standout plots by L. B. Brown seven acres at 50 bushels and J. T. Green wood at 40 bushels. R. K. F. Moneley’s oats reach 51 bushels, while Mrs. Florence Brown and Mrs. Fred Rudolph visit from Twin Falls as relatives and friends travel from Nebranke. Arthur Hawking returns from California with his father and sisters.
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Maroa
L. B. Brown
J. T. Greenwood
RK. F. Moneley
Florence, Brown
Fred Rudolph
Twin Falls
Chries Conover
Brown
Nebranke
Arthur Hawking
California
Edith Bethel
Nova Scotia
Mazel
Philo Floyd
Local Socials And Maron School Board Elections
Kimberly Pickett Alva Pickett and Donald Greenwood were among dinner guests at the Brows home. Rupert Williamson returned from Seattle after several months away and dined at KR Moseley’s. Mrs Rowe Moseley was surprised by visiting relatives en route Colorado to Seattle. At Maron school election C C Johnston and Erastus Diehl were elected to fill vacancies. B J Malone named chairman. O C Johnston treasurer. Diehl clerk. Maron to observe rally day with a committee to boost attendance. Sunday school opens at 10 20.
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Ther
Kimberly
Alva Pickett
Tho Falls
Donald Greenwood
Maron
Auni
Colorado
Seattle
Ped
C. C. Johnston
Erastus Dithel
John Kesoler
L. E B. Brown
B. J. Malone
C. Johnston
Erastus Diehl
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Milner
Miter
Milner Dam
Jackson Lake
Twin Falls Canal Co
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E. J. Finch
Margaret Toune
Isham Jones
Oriole Terrace
Gene Rodemich
Bennie Krueger
Carl Fenton Cotton Pickers
Irene Williams
Margaret Young
Chartes Hart Elliott Shaw
Criterion
Wey Records
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Chick”) Evans, Jr
Brunswick Records
Isham Jones’ ‘Orckentre
Srekiaire
Jone Rediamnieh
Ositen Mekers
Dake
Reuse Williams
Boprame
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Halton
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Etail
Gaerne
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Newland-press
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Ioneeda
Penchielli
Ee Ormes
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Chick” Evans
People’s Market
E. B. Fowler
Mgr. Telephone
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