Seventh Annual County Fair Reaches Climax of Success
The Twin Falls County Fair enters its third day amid ideal weather and growing crowds in southern Idaho. Record livestock displays draw attention as judging nears completion, with 13 races on today’s card and multiple entertainment acts including comedies, radio concerts, and a decorated midway.
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Twin Falls County
Idaho
E. O. Walter
Bulger
Animal Circus
Jase-Bo
Hoy Scouts of
Twin Falls
Keybroco
Ituhi
Jennings
List of Awards for Aberdean-Angus Cattle Show
Exhibitors include Sampson Bros and J A Harris & Son with multiple wins in classes for Champion Bull Cow Heifer and Herd. Notable entries: Queenman C B, Quality Ridge, Preferred names Mila Davis N H Leland Requa Bros Musgrave & Bons A McMaster & Son. 57 entries listed with numerous placings across age groups.
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Sampson Brothers
Hansen
J. A. Harris & Son
Eden
J. A. Hurris & Son
Queenan C. B
Queenman
Sampson Bros
Cool’ Grove
J. A. Harrie
Agnes
J. A. Har
Mila Davis
Twin Falls
Arent Hawkins
Requa Bros
Kimberly
Musgrave & Bons
Piler
Willard Me
N. H. Leland
Wen
A. MeMaster
A. Me
Master & Son
Musgrave & Sona
Bull
A. Me Son
Gow
Dale
Victoria
Rds
A. McMaster & Son
Cow
A. MeMaster & Kon
Roan Durchess Ltd
Musgrave & Soma
Irene
Filer
Heifer
MrMaster & Son
C. A. McMaster
Record of Twin Falls County Fair Premium Awards
The Record prints the first installment of the Twin Falls County Fair premium awards and notes the balance will appear in next week's issue. The list follows the paper's usual custom of publishing all awards in the record.
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Twin Falls County Fair
Rural high enrollment rises with three new freshmen classes
Enrollment at Rural High School has grown to 146, the highest in school history, prompting the creation of three new freshmen classes in general science, English, and history. The class of 69 includes new students Fred and Ralph Conant and Naomi Bennet of Twin Falls, with more expected in coming weeks per Superintendent G. B. Denman.
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Fred and
Ralph Conant
Naomi Bennet
Twin Falls
G. B. Denman
A. Koch
Buhl
Frank A. Koch
Filer High School
Twis Falls
the Hall High School
Diehl Earns 107 Dollars Per Acre From Clover Patch
Erastus Diehl reports eleven acres of red clover in Idaho yielded 140 bushels with most sold as No 1 quality at 14 1/2 cents a pound. Total value reached 107 dollars per acre. Diehl attributes care and spring tooth pasturing to stronger root growth and bumper crop results.
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E. J. Diehl
Erastus Diehl
Hawkins Place
Maron Idintriet
Meh
Dieh
Idaho
bin Logan
Divii
PROJECT BOYR AND SWINE SHOW PROMOTION EXPANDED
Earl Woolridge announces Smith-Hughes high school swine project plans with PC Graves and Dr Preparation for a Duroc Jersey event. The effort aims to spark interest in breeding among young stockmen as the program progresses this week.
New Farm Loaning Connection Is Made With Local Firm
Charles W. Seidel, representing the Pacific department of the Santory Map company of New York, surveys Fil er for a new fire insurance map of the city. The map will cover eight sheets at a scale of about 50 feet to the inch, detailing construction, occupancy, water mains, fire plugs, and fire walls. Seidel, a veteran of the field, plans about three weeks of work to complete the Fil er map, surveying every building and enclosure.
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Charles W. Seidel
Pacific Department
Santory Map Company
New York
Filof
Water
Maine
Ranborn Map Co
United States
Seidel
Filer
County Schools Lose For Pat As Fair Week Breaks Schedule
Schools of the county shut for fair week with some about to reopen next Monday. Raret High School and faculty enjoy an extra week off while county offices close Friday for children’s day at the fair.
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Pat
Seami
Uris
Plan Meeting for Football Schedules in Idaho
Twin Falls papers announce a district meeting to set football schedules for Idaho’s section at the county seat Gaturday though Coach Denman at Jorn high school has not received official notice. Filer high shows promising prospects with several players absent for farm work and fair days but practice continues. Capt Lovie Aman Judson Timion Ed Hull and others show form while many newcomers compete for spots amid green talent and ongoing workouts.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Eity Gaturday
Dennan
Jorn High School
Filer High
Denman
Lovie Aman
Judson Timin
Ed Hull
Dave
Anold
Conant
James Calvert
Marvin Cole
Pioneer Woman of West Passes Away in Calfaa Washington
Preparations continue for the annual Women’s club reception to Filer public school superintendents and instructors at the high school on September 22. Mrs. BG White, pioneer of the West and first white woman in Colfax, died aged 84 in Calfaa, Washington, after visiting Chixection. Her son Wire and another son arrive. Mr. Connor cannot attend the funeral.
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Pioneer Woman of
West
Filer
H. BE. Mammerquist
Mesdames K. Armes
J. Beamer
W. H. Detweiter
Mr. H. Schidman
Charles Fox
George Leonerit
W. F. Alworth
G. Davis
E.R. Hipley
T. D. Connor
BG. White
Calfaa
Washington
White
Oregon Trail
Colfax
Felony Charge Against Fair Concessioner
Complaint against Conners filed by Homer Holcomb alleges misappropriation of funds collected at a fair. Conners, held pending word from Washington, faces a court action linked to the Twin Falls event and the disputed collections.
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Cousty
Darton
Conners
Homer Holcomb
Fair edition papers sold to readers across the country
The newspaper notes all copies of the fair edition have been sold and mailed to friends nationwide. The Record regrets not meeting demand and urges readers to place orders for available copies if possible.
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Annal Tolr
Nebraska People Picnic Sunday at Maroa School House
Former Nebraska residents and families gathered at Maroa School House for a Sunday picnic dinner. About 60 people attended including Mr and Mrs Pred Madulph and baby, Florence Bete and daughter Mrs Charles Congres, Calvin McBride and family, and others from Kim ly and Twin Palle. News notes mention local moves and recovery from illness, with scattered fragments of remarks about tomatoes and saddle events.
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Manoa
Nebraska
Marie
William
Pred
Madulph
Kim~ly
Pat
Florence Bete
Cork
Charles Congres
Calvin McBride
Twin Palle
le Vee Stevens
John Stevens
Guy Lectoee
Plea Pleads in City Case After Binge Driving Ford Bond
Fred Hoops Pots Smith and Cochran pleaded guilty on Wednesday morning to intoxication and disorderly conduct after a Tuesday night in the city hospital. Police Judge BF Philby imposed fines of 15 dollars plus costs and took a Ford car as security against payment.
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Pots Smith
Fred Hoops
1 Cochran
Impati
BF. Philby
New Firemap being made for Filer area
Gleed Miller treasurer of the Home Investment and Savings Company of Salt Lake City spent Tuesday with Arthur K. Anderson reviewing the Twin Falls tract financing plans. They aim to speed loans and establish a permanent local presence to serve farmers who need money, with the company making farm loans in Ioho and Utah.
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Gleed Miller
Home Investment and Savings Company
Salt Lake Oly
Arthur K. Anderson
Mr. Anderson Legolum
Miller
Mee
Twin Fate
Makt Foans
Ioho
Utah
Metropoltan Lit Insurance Company
America
Hias
Twin Falls
Mile
Thay
Rev C E Deal Reappointed Local Pastorate
Gratification at the state conference of the Methodist Episcopal church over the reappointment of Rev C E Deal as local pastor for the past several years. The Rev Mc Deal returned from Caldwell where the conference was in session all week and delivered the memorial address at the center. Other local appointments include W W Deal brother of E Deal South side Boulevard E Melman, Bubt sad BL White Twin Palle.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. E. Deal
Mc. Deal
Caldwell
W. W. Deal
E Deal
Southside Boulevard
E Melman
Way Will Try To Aid Grover In Idaho Meeting
Leonard, manager of the southern Maho Traffic association, asks the state public chilifen commission to arrange a meet between railroads and state shippers in southern Idaho. Growers from Idaho Pally and St Anthony districts will attend with data on production and marketing difficulties. The aim is to avert unfavorable coalition and secure a satisfactory statement from rail and shipping interests.
Ram Concert at Gem to Feature Ramona and Radio Reels
A radio concert at the Gem theater next week will accompany the presentation of Ramona. An antenna will be erected over the theatre and distant pollute will be moved in during the show. An expert operator will be on hand to manage the radio concerts.
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Kimberly Chamber of Commerce
Howard E Sabin
Merlin Hatley
Sittin
A. E Fo Gaye
American Legion
Mr. Sabin
Arthur Anderson
Rex Kimmel
W. Cruzman
W. A. Shear
Thelma Shear
Leah Timm
N. W. Orn c. R. Carter
Owen Phil
Leonard Wood
Wood Mercantile
Beem & Hammerquist
Piler Hardware Y. &. G Davis
Snyder's Hardware Company
Business Woman's Club
Re Jer
Duroc Jersey Constitut
A. McMaster
Requa
Moe & Syme
C. A. McMaster @ Bune Ltd
C. A. McMantey & Bos
Karl
Munyon
Bie
RK. B. Hapkine
Merryweather Ranch
Bubl
Thored
Cumberland
Mr Master
Ben
Villager's Lavender
Keren Bros
Ter
Saul
Hotcoml
Maroa
ASVAL
Metropolitan Life
Way
Ram
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