Local eleven to meet Castleford here Friday 3 30
Coach Denman faces tough choice selecting the Rural High School eleven for Friday’s home game against Castleford at 3 30. Key veterans include Charles Lapp at quarterback Gordon Diehl at back or tackle and Roy Laureth at center, with Beachell Thompson and others vying for positions. The coach reported the squad is lighter but more hopeful than last year and will give every man a chance to prove himself on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Jee
Mee Haecup
Denman
Castleford
Charles Lapp
Gorfon Die
Louie Eunis
Rag” Love
Perchancetove
Ciii
Robertson
Gordon Diehl
Roy Lau @reth
Marion Beachell
Florian Thompson
Russell Hall
Roy Landreth
Ted Hicks
Hicks
Fred Conant
Cecil Shinn
Floyd Small
Small
Landreth
Conant
Hall
Berich
Lawrence Lapp
Lapp
Nebraska
Pat" Murphey
Claude Moore
John Darnell
Ralph Conant
Deeman
Five New Citizens Naturalized In District Court
Five petitioners were granted U S citizenship after hearings before Judge W Babcock. Frederick W Mead and Ernest Shearing of Filer, Selwin W Davidson, Ernest Llewellyn Franham of Twin Falls, and Emil Johnson of Twin Falls became naturalized. Henry Fryer of Gastford had his petition dismissed for witness disqualification, Gus Landbotm of Filer received a continuance for further study of American government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
W &. Babcock
del L. Sullivan
Salt Lake
Frederick W. Mead
Ernest Shearing
Filer
England
Selwin W. Davidson
Ernest Llewellyn Franham
Canada
Emil Johnson
Twin Falls
Sweden
Henry Fry
Minnerty Refutes Guilty Plea in Police Court
Dentes reports that Minnerty of Twin Palle states he did not plead guilty and pay a fine in Judge BOF Philby’s police court during fair week, per The Record’s last week coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnerty
Bof Philby
Maroa Notes Mrs C C Johanson Hosts Club Meeting
Mrs C C Johanson will host the Marcos Woman's club Thursday afternoon at her home a fourth mile west of Maroa schoolhouse. There will be a weiner roast at the Maroa schoolhouse starting at 2 90 Friday evening. The slate of officers and other business will be taken up early. Any off coming "rewed up" will be doused with water. Mr and Mrs McCutchen of Pleasant View will attend, promising a pleasant time.
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C. C. Johinston
Marcos Woman's Club
Marea School
Marea
Beans Bring $1000 From Eight Acres And A Half
An eight and a half acre field of white beans yielded forty one bushels per acre and sold for five dollars twenty cents a hundred. Mr Chase stated in town Saturday that the crop will return about one hundred twenty five dollars per acre for this season.
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W. Rt, Chast
L. It. Fowen
Curry
Twelve Schools Break With Twin Falls In Football
Local high school football notes describe a rift as twelve schools break with Twin Falls in a Rust Belt era schedule. The roster lists Filer high school games at Castleford Shoshone Albion Oakley Burley Gooding Wendell with openings at the end of November.
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Twin Falls
Castlefor
Filer
Shoshons
Albion
Piler
Oakley
Burley
Fler
Gooding
Burl
Wendell
Twin Falls High Shelved by Fourth Inter scholastic foes
After a failed bid to remove Twin Falls high from the Fourth Inter scholastic district for a year, southern section counties blacklisted the school by refusing to schedule games for the upcoming football season. Rupert and Twin Palle were also barred from future games. petitions and affidavits alleging unsportsmanlike recruitment were circulated. The ouster vote failed 9 to 7, not reaching the required two thirds. New officers were elected: H. M. Broadbent president, M. M. Van Patten vice president, and Deane secretary treasurer. Schedules ignored Twin Falls with minor constitutional amendments.
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Twin Falls
Jerome
Rupert
Tean
Thes Association
Burley
Filer
Bul
Castleford
Oakley
Kimberly
Association
Clinton Evans
H. M. Broadbent
M. M. van Patten
Bubl
Deane
Good- Ing
Milk Tickets Only After October First
The Mercrd office to taxy this week turbi me out among other things, 10,000 milk and cream tee th for the two principal total dairies. The Filer Dairy operated by I lene Halntine and the Westside airy owned by William M. Price. This for the reason that the loa Gairies: The Filer Dairy, after October 1, which is Moudsy, the milk eystem will be put in of the present mouth vogue, iy, payment. They state that no advance in the price of their products will be made but that it is mecemtary for basi- Rese reasons for them to start the new custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercrd
Filer Dairy
I Lene Halntine
Westside Airy
William M. Price
State Treasurer Reports Lower Expenditures in Six Months
State Treasurer Dan F Banke reflects pride in a system that reduced costs across the treasury. The auditor’s report shows expenditures for the first half of the year and compares them to 1921 figures, with earnings listed for the first quarter and months July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan F. Banke
State Auditor
Rencaet
District Court jury called for Monday morning
Melvin Blackburn charged with first degree murder of Cecil Hurst M Winckburn last spring. He plead not guilty on Saturday. Thirty jurors summoned for 10 a.m. Monday as trial opens, with Blackburn’s case first on the criminal docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Blackburn
Cecil Hurst
Winckburn
Blackburn
Porter & Witham
District Court
C. N. Laubenheim
Willard McMaster
L. G. Kirkman
W. A. Claudin
WC. Wyckoff
J. J. Pilgerrim
J. A. Hensley
Otto Johnson
Walter Denton
John Barber
McNeil
A. J. Reagan
B. Banks
Tom Mott
H. P. Laird
Fred Ramsay
Frank Reeder
Twin Falla
Ray Whitaker
H. W. Herman
Fred Wagoner
M D. L Barstow
Buhl
John W. Hardin
Ernest Emerson
Kimberly
J. O. Tice
G. C. Davis
Filer
Robert Brose
W. J. Austin
Nephi Larsen
Rock Creek
Charles Worrell
Murtaugh
Ross
Rogerson
Rally Day at M. B. L. Church Sunday Morning
Sunday will feature Rally Day at the Methodist church with Sabbath school led by Otto, superintendent. An entertaining and instructive program is planned and good may result. Regular preaching services are expected after the Rally Day program, at the usual Sunday school hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Otto
Clark winner of power company contest at county fair
Mia Clark was among 357 participants in a dust guessing contest held at the county fair for Idaho Power Company. Her guess of the dust content in two rugs measured 9 12 feet, earning her the top spot with a nearly accurate result. The dust sample weighed five pounds and three fourths ounces.
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Ewerper
Idaho Power Company
Price
Mia Clark
Local Idaho Freshmen Named to Grid Squad
Maurice Cole Charles Deh Tharston Dobbs and Winfred Martinini, recent graduates now at the University of Idaho, are candidates on the freshman football squad this season. Nine freshmen make up the crew at the state school this term.
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Maurice Cole
Charles Deh
Tharston Dobbs
Snd
Winfred Martini
University of Idaho
Beans Pour In Amid First Rain of Season Harvest
In the annual bean harvest the crop is the largest in history with local bean houses operating at full capacity and many workers employed. A shower yesterday marked the first setback, delaying threshing and risking reduced output, while market price for white beans hovered near a nickel and eyed potential decline.
Claims Crop Rental Filed In District Court
A district court action instituted Friday seeks to establish a rental claim for one half of the crop grown this season on a Twit Pally county farm. A. L. Houghtelin purchased the land at sheriff sale in July under foreclosure by his mortgage, with Jay Thomas as tenant. The filing asks restraining orders to stop delivery of the crop rental to other claimants, and names Hodgin, Mephan and North News as the filing firm with bond of 1000.
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Walt
A. L. Houghtelin
Thomas
Hodgin, Mephan and
North —News
Funeral Rites Held for Moterg Moberg Father of Mrs Heid
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon in Twin Path for Moterg Moberg, father of Mrs W K Heid, who died at his home near Twin Path Friday. Moberg, aged about 64, was a miner and farmer in Idaho. He is survived by his widow and two other daughters.
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Twin Pathe
Moterg
Mra. W. K. Heid
Mr. Moberg
war & plotwer mining and agricel_ tera mas
Idaho
Mia Hiri
Tere
Climate influence of the Karo Siwe stream from Japan
The article explains the Gulf Stream like impact of the Karo Siwe or Black stream, a current running from Japan toward the American west. It notes how this flow markedly alters climate and allows summer birds from southern Alaska to migrate further south.
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Gulf
Japan
American
Alaska
New M. E. Pastor Dangerously Ill In Boise Hospital
The Rev J D Gillian D D former Idaho conference district superintendent is critically ill after an operation at St Luke hospital Boise He attended the Baker conference but left early to undergo surgery His age long trials and the outcome are a matter of concern He is brother of Grickland Gillilan the poet and author of That Talents Life of Thomas Corwin Tift and served missions to China and Japan under the board of foreign missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Gillian
Methodist Church
Deal
Jowal Methodist Church
Les Criginally
St. Luke Hoapital
Boise
Gillian
Baker
Seceon
Doctor Gillilan
Idaho
Methodist Episcopal Church
le Grande
Hole
Rome
Blackfoot
Dairy Products Awards at 1923 County Fair
At the county fair, Mrat L A Otte earned first premium for dairy batter in the dairy products division of the women's department. Second went to Mrs Frank Mayer of Filer and third to Mr C E Grieser. Theress Martin Witham Priew and Mrs Frack Hayes claimed first through third on cottage cheese entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrat L. A. Otte
Merkel
Frank Mayer
C. EK. Grieser
Mes
Theress Martin
Witham Priew
Frack Hayes
Theft of chickens from Wilma Mackie farm during navy parties
Two or three chosen Anconia hens were stolen from Wilma Mackie's farm. Mr Mackie says thieves likely took the fowls during navy parties driving an automobile. Loss remained undiscovered for days amid a large flock on the place.
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Wilma Mackie
Mrs Loomis H Brown New President Of Filer Woman's Club
Mrs Loomis H Brown elected president at the T O O F ball. She succeeds Mrs W D Gillie who resigned. Home economics program set for next Wednesday at the Reral high school with Amy Kelly from university extension to present nutrition and home economics demonstrations. All interested women invited to attend.
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Suecretl
W. D. Gillie
Club
Reral High School
Amy Kelly
University Extension Department
Weekly notices of community events and services
Coming events listing advertises weekly publication free of charge for meetings entertainments and general interest activities. The Gem Theater hosts a Friday dancing and a Saturday afternoon free motion picture show. Sunday morning services at MB Evangelical Methodist Catholic Baptist and Mennonite churches precede evening services at MB C Methodist and Mennonite churches.
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Gem Theater
Filer Business Men
MB. C
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Ulg
Dentes Report
MAROA
Jerome Rosalty
Filer Rural High School
M. BL Church
Clark
Power Company
Prath
Moteius
Mes. Reid
M. E
Boise Hospital
St. Luke's Hospital
Dairy Products
Mackie
County Marco
Board of County Commissioners
H. Browne
T. F. Oltyomen Bahl
Hanseneneies
Hollister
T. FL
Murtaugh High
Easabsae
H.C
Filer Highway
American Falls
Sacomnensamnenee
A Kina
Oateoresmee
Neem
Loomis H. Brown
Filer Woman's Club
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