Drive to Raise $500000 for Idaho Central Railroad
Monday set for county drive to fund the Idaho Central Railroad from Rogerson Idaho to Wells Nevada. About $155000 already subscribed at Twin Falls and Wells with pledges via a new cashless note plan. Asher B Wilson heads executive committee with bankers from Twin Falls area to organize volunteer teams for a week long fundraising effort.
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Idaho Central Railroad
Rogerson
Wells
Nev
Twin Falls
Contact
KB. J. Finch
Idaho-Nevada Holding Company
Asher B. Wilnow
BEF
C. N. Beatty
Davis
Idaho Central
B. J. Pineh
Asher B. Wilson
Kinderly
Mr. Wilson
John M. Maxwell
J.S. Russell
Clarence N. Heatty
al Keefer
Avis
Ian
Jets
BE. J. Finch
Stte
Copies of Fair Edition Sept Overwhelm Recort Cache
The paper reports hundreds of copies of the big edition were bought and mailed to readers nationwide. The office offers a few dozen remaining copies for ten cents each, to be wrapped addressed and mailed prepaid anywhere in the world.
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Annieal
Bell
United States
Opening of Fair Week Amid Ideal Weather County Fair
Sunday opened fair week with warm conditions and ideal climate. Free programs were distributed, a new feature approved by Secretary Markel. Despite torn streets, the fair was better decorated than last year. The organizing committee included J K Dilingham PR Deak and W D Gillis.
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Markel
Filar
J. K. Dilingham
PR. Deak
W. D. Gillis
Complete county fair coverage promised next week
The Record reports weather and road conditions boosted crowds at the county fair, with lighting, traffic control, and entertainment sustaining interest. Exhibits, livestock, and crafts draw steady attendance while vendors close early for the fair. Upcoming attractions include performances, a balloon ascent, and a Bend of events as the show continues.
Wheat Crop Deficient Sparks Large Gale
Washington reports the wheat crop is deficient and a large gale followed. The August forecast shift shows a production gain of 154 million bushels from July and an implied September 1 carrying of 4,186 million bushels. Corn and oats show mixed changes with July to August revisions and drought effects.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Close Schools So Pupils Attend County Fair
School children in intermediate and primary buildings were dismissed at the close of the Tuesday session so they could spend the balance of the week at the county exposition fair. Friday is Children's day with free admission for youngsters under 14. The high school trio will remain open tonight. Twin Falls schools also close Friday for fair attendance.
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Conditt
Anteal
Merdie
Iturst High School
Caravan due to reach here about September 18
The Scott automobile caravan of homeseekers traveling from Brookive to Buh is due about September 18. Frank W. Brown, secretary to Governor Davie, returns from Yellowstone planning park routing and Idaho welcomes. Yellowstone Superintendent Albright to greet at Cody. Eastern Idaho hosts include St Anthony and Ashton committees and Harriman ranch at Island Park. Indian dance and feast planned at Tautphaus Park. governor and Brown to meet caravan en route.
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Brookive
Buh
Frank W. Brown
Davie
Brown
Boixe
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Park
Estizene
Idaho
Albright
Cody
Wye
St. Anthony
Ashton
Harriman Ranch
Island Park
Scott
Tautphaus Park
Omission of EO Walter From County Fair Board Declared Unintentional
The Record notes an unintentional omission of EO Walter from the county fair board list of directors in last week’s publication. Walter, known for valuable connections with the fair and once its president, is recognized for his service as superintendent. The resort regrets the error but states it does not detract from his record.
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Walter
Kimberly and Parie Boowter Fair Draws Crowds
Kimberly and Parie hosted a Friday and Saturday fair that drew large crowds. A standout feature was a produce exhibit of notable quality, which has been moved in full to the county fair here and is attracting thousands of visitors this week.
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Kimberly
Heads of the Fourteen Fair Departments Hit by Turbulent Notes
A long list of department heads for a fair shows 14 divisions with named superintendents for cattle swine sheep poultry fruits dairy honey floral and other categories. The piece also notes visitors arriving Sunday from Iowa for a gathering with local families, including Mr and Mrs J T Shirk and A A Consetery, mentioning service in the militia and ongoing injuries.
Legion Meets at Gillis Office to Transact Business
Legion members gathered at the W. C. Gillis offices Monday evening to transact special business and conduct routine society matters. The meeting focused on pending items and upcoming community actions, with attendees reviewing notes and signing documents.
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Filer Post
W. C. Gillis
Half of paying on two blocks now complete
Contractors finished paying the south block of Mall Street toward Yakima Avenue and state that concrete work will resume Sunday morning. traffic restricted on Main Street and Yakima crossways as work completes and iron water main installation nears finish.
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Yakinwabenoe
Opere Homes
Big Fair General Program Highlights Weeklong Events
The general program for the Twin Falls County fair lists daily activities from September 1 to September 16 including regular attractions, parades, special features, children’s events, and rides. Harold McGrath of Jerome remarks on local business news while noting his recent appointment as state director of publicity for the organization. There is a brief notice about a “No Haunting” sign at The Record office.
Ministers and Doctor Take New School Positions
The Rural high school board announces new appointments to the district board of directors with Rev D J Graphill named as a new member. Existing officers AWA Davis chair, PC Grane clerk, and Guy Shearer miner remain. other trustees and committees are listed with standard district operations. The board schedules meetings to permit student attendance at county files.
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Dletriog Vod
Distribumaher
Morahan Cowerti Tinny
Beth Ieranoms
Anmaad Scharl
D. J. Graphill
Wiel Serviel
Atriot
Guy Th
We A
Shear
Davie
Mo J. Goode
KI Bnyten
Shoot
Goode
Bushlin
Trevi
Belbalyen
Heachery
DU Mighan
Eadwin
Twilwon
Window Trim Contest Awards Spark Local Competition
Leonard Wood of the Dare proper won first prize of 818 for the best decorated window during tall Week. B J Woude of the Bayderasi COE took second money, 5. The entries impressed merchants and visitors with attractive displays. Snyder Hardware contributed a notable display, while Gitte’s window drew praise for its unique charm. The winning window reflected the county fair and stood out to judges.
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Leonard Wood
Dare
B. Woude
Bayderasi Coe Am Ek
tyiMeel Idaho Setue
Arthlee
Snyder Hardware Sindow
Thali
Dtitchery Cine
Pleene
Hart
Buhl School Election Record Shows Strong Turnout
In the Buhl school election a total of 882 votes were cast with 678 in favor of the ry tamme and two-thirds required for passage. The notice notes the polling locations and a planned reopening Monday with two store rooms and a full basement on Malis street under H. G. Smunyon, Filer.
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Malis Street
H. G. Smunyon
Filer
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