Sixth Annual County Fair Embraced as Best Yet
The Sixth Annual Twin Falls County Fair drew over 19,000 visitors amid excellent weather and strong farm exhibit results. Livestock, dairy, poultry, and women’s departments exceeded prior standards while attendance dropped slightly from the prior year. Weather and road conditions were good, with notable performances by bands and theater acts, and premium awards listed in this issue.
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Exhitite
Twin Falls County
Unie
Woman's
Kelly
Teachers Reception Friday Evening at Kure Beh School
A teachers reception was held Friday eight o’clock at the Kure Beh school building, hosted by the Woman’s Club of Filer. An orchestra provided music, with a concert program of music and addresses. The event highlighted the Woman’s building and the Caney work display under Mrs T OB Moore, plus exhibits from Gracy and the Salmon river project, with 400 birds in the poultry show and 125 entries from the Cottonwood ranch near The Palla. No disturbances occurred during the four day exposition.
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Kure Beh
Filer
Musle
Clty of the Sedonis
Nemans
Mra T OB Moore
Elsie Noh
Piler
Cottenewed
Palla
Ty RS Harrison
Salmon River
Aed
Kimberly
Yewod Creed
Pier
Tle Falls
Porm Bureau Daniers
Clube
Cowsty
Boyeule
Schedule outlines 1921 high school football in southern Idaho
A conference of coaches unveiled a three division schedule for the 1921 season in southern Idaho. Teams include Delta area and Twin Falls regions with Filer and Kimberly in one division, Hurley Paul Albion Oakley Rupert in the east, and Jerome Wendell Shoshone Gooding in the north. The season opens September 20.
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Idaho
George KE
Denman
Karl Woolridge
Bleeieult
Henrnl
Twin Falls
Filer
Kimberly
Hurley
Paul
Albion
Oakley
Rupert
Jerome
Wendell
Shoshone
Gooding
Want Wheat for Near East Relief Drive District Named
Mre HH Sehildiman was named chairman to lead a drive in Twlo Palle county to raise 2500 bushels of wheat for Near East Relief. L. G. Kirkman and Miss Fay Fowler were in town to boost local interest. The plan targets 6,000,000 barrels nationwide with elevators donating handling and railroads offering cheap transport. Individuals may contribute 3 to 5 bushels, with Rivher coordinating local elevator pickups.
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Mre
HH. Sehildiman
Twlo Palle
L. G. Kirkman
Fay Fowler
Tite
To Resume Club Meetings Next Week
The Filer Woman's club plans its first meeting of the year at Mac oub hall Wednesday afternoon. A musical day program led by Mrs A E Anderson will unfold and new yearly programs will be distributed after annual dues are paid. Current events will be discussed by Mrs Deal and Mrs Shinn, with officers elected last year.
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Filer Woman's Club
Macoub Hall
A. E. Anderson
Mra. Ee
Deal
Juneau Shinn
F.C. Graves
A. N. Holmes
William Nunes
Mra
EW. Boring
Mittee
Mesdames
W. Boring
W. D. Gillis
HL EB. Hammerquist
B. Haag
KS Armes
W. A Shear
Meedames G. G
There Were Thieves Here Fair Week
Reported losses during fair week include an auto casing from RCA Reynolds’s car on Fifth Street a gas tank from Slutter brothers car and an overcoat from Arthur Hawkine while he danced plus an entry into Dr M J Goode’s dental office. Police suspect the culprits sought cocaine with no other items taken.
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RCA. Reynolds
Fifth Street
Slutter Brothers
Arthur Hawkine
M. J. Goode
Ford Sales Rise 50 Percent Amid Record Orders
Ford Motor Company reports monthly production at 190,608 cars with orders rapidly accumulating. A Detroit wire forwarded to Salt Lake offices says daily retail Ford cars and trucks rose fifty percent in the first week after price reductions on enclosed types. Unfilled orders for all Ford cars and trucks grow as production stays at the regular monthly schedule of 100 cars.
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Ford Mater Company
Piller Auto Company
Ealt Lake Cale
Ford Company
Ford
Seetinas
Grand Stand Demolished At Fair Grounds By Gale
A severe west wind crushed the county fair grounds grand stand near Yakima avenue. The wooden facility, 2500 dollars estimated to replace, toppled onto the race track and damaged the band stand and judges stand. No injuries reported though nearby trees and power lines were toppled and crops damaged.
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Anwel
Althe
Yakima Avenue
Carload of Exhibits Shipped to State Fair
A carload of farm products left Filer for Bolwe to form the exhibits for Twin Falls county at the state exposition opening Monday. Junior farm clubs are sending two carloads of livestock and a large display of fruit and agricultural products with a sewing exhibit needing 150 square feet of space.
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Filer
Bolwe
Twin Falls County
Clean Up Squad Arrival Promised for Disabled Veterans
W. D. Gillis named Puller representative for the governments Clean Up Squad for disabled ex-service men. The squad is due to arrive within two weeks, with county chair Maul Teber appointing. Veterans with claims are urged to interview Gillis at once to receive potential compensation and access to the squad’s services.
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W. D. Gillis
Arive
Maul Teber
Public Health Office
Setrie Elalente
Evening amusements at Reyhrowy root garden Lair
The Ganere event at the Reyhrowy root garden Lair week featured RA fay molds as chief entertainment. Jake's Mine Bird orchestra provided music while coastal dances drew heavy crowds, with Kerbroco ball decor setting the scene. A similar performance is planned for Kerbroco tomorrow night.
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Reyhrowy Root Garden
RA Fay Molds
Jake
Filer Town Aims Low Tax Levy In County Plan
Filer village trims its levy from 28 to 24 mills while rural districts adjust. The state board raised agricultural and related valuations 26 percent, yet Filer and nearby districts report lower rates per $100 valuation than last year. Twin Falls Kimberly and other areas show varied changes as boards set final levies.
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Viler
Bubl
Twin Falls
Kimberly
State Board of Equalizer
Filer Village
Filer Highway
Han
Twin Palk
Bub
Hamber Cour
Lery
Filer
Tkimberly
Aeet
Ounty
Twin Palle City
Hollister
Hansen Village
Twin Valle
Pier
Lee
Mares Ia
Haneen
Murteggh
Contleford
Coman Rchool
Curry
Washington
Fair Week Imbibers Fined in Village Court
During fair week in Palins, six imbibers faced arrest in Judge F Phithy's court. Five defendants paid fines of £20 and costs. four paid, while one minor settled £5 plus costs. One man accused of attempting to write an officer was fined $76 and costs after being accused of bootlegging.
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Palins
No Action Taken On Railroad Drive Drive committee chair presided at meeting
In Twin Falls a meeting on the railroad drive yielded no definite action. F C Graves, chairman, presided as officials sought farmers' attitudes and possible responses. The gathering aimed to determine support for pushing the project forward.
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Che
F. C. Graves
Warll
Automobile Collision on Highway Leaves No Injuries
A collision occurred on the highway Tuesday involving James Rehildman driving one vehicle and E L Gieh in another. One wheel was knocked off the Schildman car and the Gish car lost two. No injuries were reported. The larger vehicle struck the rear of the smaller, causing both to leave the pavement.
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James Rehildman
E. L. Gieh
Hethmartin
Ore
Schildman
Gish
Grade School Notes Spark Teaching Changes Across Grades
The article notes changes in teaching staff and methods at a local grade school. Mrs Ethel Dreert of Twin Falls began teaching social studies across all grades, with veteran music teacher Mere Dygerthat taking on broader duties.
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Bebool
Ethel Dreert
Twin Falls
Highway Opens After Construction Near Pilerworth
The district highway finished by Phelps Construction Co will open to traffic October 3, covering the stretch from Pilerworth to the pole line. The two blocks south of town opened earlier this week, marking progress in the district’s road improvements.
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Phelps Construction Co 1
Pilerworth
Pole Line
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