Junior Farm Bureau Does Well Here Now at Boise With Exhibit
Twin Falls county boys and girls clubs showcase at Idaho state fair in Boise with county leaders praising entrants’ county state and regional contest success. Top teams include girls canning champs Agnes Schubert Leona Stoddard who will seek national time in Chicago, and livestock judging team led by William Silvers Alfred Stronk and Harold Hobson. Exhibits include 120 jars canned goods and 100 sewing entries while pigs and other livestock arrive for state fair displays.
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Twin Falls County
Boise
A. I. O'Reilly
Canning Club
Spokane
Agnes Schubert
Leona Stoddard
Chicago
Europe
Eva Moseley
Neva Moseley
Ruth Brown
Maron
Evelyn Bolster
Betty Bolster
William Silvers
Murtaugh
Alfred Stronk
Twin Falls
Harold Hobson
Buhl
O'Relly
Milo Davis
Boy Injured in Traffic Mishap on Main Street
A four year old, son of Frank Brown of Twin Falls, sustained a deep cut after a car collided with a truck being backed from a parking space on Main Street. The windshield shattered, the car damaged, and the boy received first aid before being taken to Twin Falls for hospital care. Four stitches were needed to close the wound.
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Frank Brown
Twin Falls
Main Street
L. Kirkpatrick
A. A. Newberry
F. A. Dwight
Prisoner Delivered to Sheriff in Dayton Wash for Jockey Injury Case
A prisoner named Conners, detained on a Washington warrant, was delivered Saturday to J F P Gemmell the Dayton Washington sheriff. The transfer followed a requisition from Governor Davis to return to Washington for proceedings related to a jockey injuries case at the Dayton race track.
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Fit Conners
Terr
Washington
JFP
Gemmell
Dayton
Wash
Davis
Leaf Scald Impacts Local Lettuce Crop
Lettuce growers report heavy leaf scald from August heat, halving early plantings and injuring the crop. On the H J Weaver ranch Charles Dryden estimates half of the sugar crop lost but expects a healthy remaining yield, with Alvin Harbour set to survey the field this afternoon.
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H. J. Weaver
Charles Dryden
Weaver
Alvin Harbour
Jerome County Journal replaces Eden Eagle at Jerome
A. B. Lucas moved his paper from Eden Eagle to Jerome where it now issues as the Jerome County Journal. The change consolidates publication under Lucas in Jerome, signaling a shift in local newspaper branding and distribution.
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Jerome
A. B. Lucas
Eden Eagle
Jerome County Journal
Fall Elections At Rural High School Name Officers
Fall elections at Rural High School named officers for four classes. Girls Heads include Wilma Noh as president and Leah Timm as secretary treasurer. Juniors chose Love with Ralph Love as president and Elizabeth Bickley as counselor. Seniors list James Calvert and Floyd Small as presidents with Magdalene Schaefer as secretary treasurer. all officers join the student council with one vote each.
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Love
Ralph Love
Herbert Deal
Elizabeth Bickley
Rdgarine Chandler
Dorothy Ripley
James Calvert
Charles Lapp
Magdalene Schaefer
Iet
Elmer Adkins
Floyd Small
Winston Schaefer
Laure Clark
The
Studenl
Presid Timm
Magdalene
Football squad to play initial game at Burley
The 1922 gridiron season opens for the local high school team Friday afternoon at Burley at 3 o clock under Coaches Denman and Pierson with a group of supporters. Twin Falls faces Oakley the same day as other district teams compete. Lineup for game 1 not available and may not be finalized until the squad takes the field in Cassia county.
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Denman
Pierson
Burley
Twin Falls
Oakley
South Central
Filer Gove
Wucenas
PORMER HAOCORD PUBLISHER TO ENTER LINOTYPE SCHOOL
Henry E. Lammers and three passengers depart Monday morning for Los Angeles and San Francisco to enroll for a four week Linotype course at the Mergen thaler school. He aims to deepen machine knowledge and later seek a new newspaper position while friends wish him success.
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Henry E. Lammers
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Mergenthaler Linotype School
Sentiment for Moore Strong Across North Idaho Says Nash
J H Nash chair man of the Republican state central committee reports strong sentiment for Moore in north Idaho. He praises Moore on a constructive retrenchment platform, blunt honesty, and avoids political theatrics. Nash notes Moore owns a large farm and has spent much of life in public service.
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Boise
Idaho
Moore
J. H. Nash
Republican State Central Committee
Nash
Pioneer rancher reports wheat yields on Salmon tract
Chors W. H. Wreal of the Berger district says during a trading trip he threshed wheat yielding 76 bushels. He also notes 57 bushels of oats per acre. Neighbors on the Salmon tract fared better, with some achieving higher yields.
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W. H. Wreal
Berger District
Filer Toredsy
Gore
Moratorium Aims to Ease Idaho Debt Crisis
Blackfoot Idaho. At the Orpheum Theater H F Samuels, Progressive candidate for governor, urged a one year moratorium on all judgments, chattel and real estate mortgages to shield farmers and merchants from foreclosures. He cited plummeting wheat and potato markets and said banks have begun suspensions to help the economy, urging a six year moratorium on such judgments to restore fairness.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Orpheum Theatre
H. F. Samuels
Progressive
Mr. Samuels
Boise
Lamorie
Dirt Farmer Idea Denied by Thompson and Clash of Campaigns
In Camas county a republican candidate labeled dirt farmer faced ridicule as Kimer C. Thompson of Idaho Pulls, democratic lieutenant governor hopeful, opened his campaign. Thompson faulted the GOP nominee for decades in real estate, including a St. Anthony postmaster term, and questioned his integrity and suitability.
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Boe
C. C. Moore
Kimer C. Thompson
Idaho
Camas County
Mr. Moore
G. O. P. Nomines
St. Anthony
Thampaun
Ate
Moore
Bt Anthony
Boh
Mr Thompson
George Waters
Weiler
Piret
Beir
Federa
Injunction Filed Against Twin Falls Irrigation Plan
A district court issued a temporary injunction delaying the creation of the Snake River irrigation district in Twin Falls County. Plaintiffs Thomas Costello and others claim the petition is legally deficient and noncontiguous. A hearing is set for October 6 to decide if the injunction becomes permanent.
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District Court
Twin Faille County
Snake River
American Falls
Thomas Costello
Arso
Pinintifte
Wetem
Falla Canal
Guy Flenser
Idaho Reclamation Association
Flenner
Isme
Welcome for Filer School Instructors At Rural High
The annual reception for local school executives and instructors, sponsored by the Filer Women's club, was held at Rural High School Friday evening. Guests included patrons and teachers. Mrs Mead and Mrs K B Ripley chaired, with songs by Mrs A E Anderson and Mrs K B Ripley. Mrs Beryl Downs delivered the welcome, thanked by Mr George E. Denman. Mrs Maud Dygert provided vocal numbers, and Bapt. RL Peck spoke for the grade books. Committees served punch and water.
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Filer Women's Club
Inet
Mre. Mead Mra. K. OB
Ripley
RL. Peck
Punch and Waters
George Leonard
G. Devic
Charles Roe
Stores to Stay Closed Wednesdays During Summer
Local merchants agreed last night to close shops on Wednesday evenings for the rest of the season. The midweek closures aim to cut back on busy hours while preserving customer convenience during the summer trade period.
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Moreamule Firme
Leer
Piler Man Surveying New Nevada Townsite Ri
Piler Man, now surveying the new Ri townsite on the proposed Wells Hogerson railway route, acts as surveyor in charge of platting. The townsite lies four miles from Mining Company's location, with Daniel Allen, formerly of this place, named as part of the project team.
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Daniel Allen
New
Welle-Hogerson
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Junior Farm Bureau
County Fair
Returm
Ed Conners
Pormer Haocord
Linotype
Moore Strong
Mra. H. BR
F. E B. Drake
Sarvcee
Deal
Methodist Church
Charles Comegys
Denver
H. R. Comegys
Big Irrigation District
T. F. Stockholders
Filer
Piler
Nevada
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