Trial of Lyda Southard Delays as New Veniremen Called
The Lyda Southard murder trial stalls amid continuous jury selection in district court before Judge W A Ratcliff. A first panel of 75 jurors was exhausted and Sheriff Sherman summoned 44 more as proceedings resume. Southard, spouse of Paul Vincent Southwest, faces publicized charges from 1921 in a case drawing national attention with reporters present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyta Southard
Lyla Southard
Paul Vincent Southwest
Navy
Hanalutt
May Complete Paving By Middle of Month
Durig continued good weather rapid progress is being made by Bat eman and Parker repticators in charge of the Mola street paving. The sath half of the street is now paved from the fair groans en trante weet to the Nibley Channel Wember cart corner on Idaho avenue and work was commenced last week of laying the worth half of the pay ine. More then a lock of the paving in the gost end of Main Street is now complete, but of couree will not be open for traffic until the woncret]te barauetly Mine. The contractors state they export to Bate the comerate all said by the middle of October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bateman and Parker Repticators
Mola
Mile of crushed rock road completed in county work
An additional mile of crushed rock highway opened this afternoon extending from the southern corner to Cedarhelm corner. Local families and residents gathered to view the milestone as preparations begin for the next segment and nearby farms reported activity related to state fair events this week.
Children’s Home Seeks Jelly and Jam Donations
The Record reports four new carts for jelly and jam at the Children’s Home Find ing society. Contributors are asked to deliver jellies and jams to the Methodist parsonage. Fruit jars from the M K Church are to be returned so packing can begin for shipment on October 11 or 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Home Finding Society
M. K
Car Strigency Eases in District Traffic Service
Traffic officers report improved conditions in the district car service over recent days. The potato and apple suppers situation has been definitively and probably permanently improved. Grain merchants continue to have some complaints, per Leonard Way head of the Southern Tahoo Traffle Axsorlation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wayhead
Fire Destroys 35 Tons Alfalfa Hay Near Village
A blaze on Carolyn Clark’s farm east of the village leveled about 35 tons of alfalfa hay belonging to K T Creed George Patterson and Carolyn Clark. The fire, believed started by burning weeds, broke out Friday as Patterson was away from home. The alarm at 7 o’clock prompted a rapid response, but efforts to save the hay were fruitless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.T. Creed
George Patterson
Mere
Carolyn Clark
Deaths and funerals begin year with typhoid toll
Multiple obituaries record deaths from typhoid fever and natural causes. An Rother Lewis Sehiffier 1 year old and Mrs John Sehiffier of a D I Beam er ranch east of here died Tuesday. Funeral services and interments set at Mennonite Brethren and Clover cemeteries. Keahen Tradshaw Bradshaw born in Ontario July 24 1823 died Monday at daughter’s home in Filer. Survivors listed include four sons two daughters. Interments overseen by F E Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rother Lewis Sehiffier
John Behiffier
D. 1
Beamer Ranch
Here
Exet Mermonite
Meanonite Brethren Church
Tradshaw
Amet
Mes. J. O Ticegorth
Filer
Mr. Bradshaw
Ontario
Casiarm
Lydis Marie Eom
Ettene
Kelling
Idaho
Mra J
Die KK Biaptrey
Canada
Michicam
Michican
Workington
TNT Explosion Injures Three Men at Rock Crashing Plant
A premature dynamite blast at the highway district rock crashing plant south of town on Monday afternoon injured Floyd Massie Al De Priest and Mills Mille. None of the men are in serious condition. Massie suffered a painful head wound from a rock strike. De Priest had a minor head injury while Mills was hit in the abdomen. William Shelton was nearby but unharmed. They were treated by Dr. F A Dwight. A defective fuse caused the accident.
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Highway District
Floyd Massie
al de Priest
Ono
Mr. Muassle
de Priest
Mr. Mills
William Shelton
F. A Dwight
Rural High School News Notes
A compilation from Rural High School students covers assembly acts with Mrs Dygert and the Glee Club, a football opener vs Kimberly, admission and season ticket prices, and a Charlemagne study. Elections name Carl Murray as Yell King and Claribel Walter as Yell Duke. Senior and sophomore classes report activities, the stock judging team competes, and a new attendance incentive based on grades and attendance is explained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dygert
Mise
Walter
Denman
Kimberly
Charlemagne
Carl Murray
Yell King
Claribel Walter Yell Duke
Chan
Community Announcement At MOE Church Event
A church event announces a program with 16 participants named Rexelar ladies and octamer topics. Welcoming all attendees at the MOE church. Hosts listed as James H. Wobtrath W. P. Smith 2 At Market and Eva Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MOE Churet
James H. Wobtrath
W. P. Smith
Eva Martin
Filer Exhibits Stand Out At State Fair
Filer exhibits rank among the best at the state fair with breeders from the county showing Jersey, Shorthorn, and Percheron stock. Notable entrants include Otto Darce, Vernon Grimm, Munserave and Sone, plus Earl Waite in horses and Wesley Young in Percheron horses. The champion girls club cooking team from Marion, led by Mary Graybill, competes for state honors with Thelma Greenwood and Velma Grimm. A stock judging team from Rural High School, Vernon Grimm and Joe Berney among others, placed high in a Smith Hughes contest. Boise’s team earned high honors. Rainn Brown of Marion contributed to a second-place finish.
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la Otto
Darce Jersey Ewine
Vernon Grimm
Munserave and Sone
Earl Waite
Persheron
Wesley Young
Hor Os
Earl Walter
Maron
Minx
Mary Graybill
Thelme Greenwood
Velme Grimm
Vernoo Grimm
Joe Berney
Her Landreth
Raral High School
Kurt Woolridge
Smith- Hughes
Boise
Tam
Rainn Brown
Idaho Weekly Weather and Crop Summary
Fair weather early in the week gave way to a statewide storm and widespread moderate rain with snow in mountains. Temperatures remained well below normal with nightly killing fronts, though sunshine and field work continued. Frosts damaged late crops while early apples and prunes progressed. alfalfa harvests continued as potato digging and fruit picking advanced. ranges benefited and cattle were gathered for market.
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Hyde
Unclear Military Training Transfer At local shop
A garbled report mentions J W Williams of Twin Pulte and others moving to Aer REP Anser of 2, with transfers to JOW Prien auto repair shop for additional training. It notes contractual work with EOVERAINERE for training Viet men who had merchant education at Macarrttn school, and references a new business at the Prive garage and a classified ad in The Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. J. Willams
Pulte
Peestrie
JOW
Prien Auto Repair
Anders W Prine
Prive
Filer Hosts Kimberly In Tomorrow's Football Showdown
Local notes list Filer hosting Kimberly tomorrow with a five game schedule including Twin Falls Pilot Burley Fiver Rupert Khepert Showhone Piter Wendell Pir and defonie at Filer across November. Officials report a 4 squad line with weight and speed and no-sale season tickets set at 1.60 for students and 2.00 for public. single game admission six cents.
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Filer
Kimberly
Fier
Fahl
Buh
Twin Falls
Pilot
Burley
Fiver
Rupert
Khepert
Showhone
Piter
Pir
Wendell
Defonie
Once
Dolding
Tomorows
Grade School Notes On Attendance Rewards Plan
The article describes promises of prizes for perfect attendance in twelve rooms with monthly incentives funded by The First National Bank and various merchants. Details include monthly top performers receiving dollar deposits or savings accounts, with room by room participation and parental information framing monthly report cards and exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Farters
Merebatte Hank
A. Lowe
Endanes
Wisconsin Dairy Farm Buyers Arrive in District
Mr and Mrs tobe Relewyt of Wapod Wit arrive to assess the district. They tour farms north of town and plan purchase of 56 acre property owned by Me Peters. Prospective buyer Peters and family look to relocate ranches east of the Merow district, with sale bills printed to a minimal yet sharp layout by the records office.
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Wapod
Wit
Stewie
Lo Peters
Peters Pardhuswl
Willem Walters
Echool Howe
Cnmelets
Mulewye
Peles
Derryman
Public Welcome Given Teachers Local Schools
A large community reception at Rural High School marked the annual public welcome to school leaders. Mrs F Graven led the Women’s Club event with Superintendent GE Denman and Superintendent RP Peek praising cooperation and plans to improve the district. A student mimic meeting and social refreshments followed, featuring an orchestra and a capacity crowd of patrons and educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer Weemans
Biah
F. Graven
GE Denman
Bar J
Webouma
Mes Junead Sten
Deaman
Rupert L. Peek
Sehools
Pddresnen
Sebon
Woman's Club
Loren Drake
Clara Balle
Walter Thelma Shear
Leah Titem
Kevin Orm
Elleabeth Buckley
Laer Otte
Marcel Beemen
Filer Mill Offers Free Flour Grinding to Aid Wheat Drive
Mire HM Schildman and JW Keaton announce that the Filer Roller Mill will grind town wheat into flour at no charge to support the Near East Wheat drive. Contributions from growers supplying a single bushel are gratefully received, and the mill offers generous public service amid district efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer Mill
Schildman
Lee
Near East
Distriet
JW. Keaton
Filer Roller Mille
Mire Gthe to Demonstrate at Motorn Drug Shop
A notice announces Mire Gthe will arrive the first of the week to conduct a week long demonstration at the Motorn Drug Shop for skin treatment by appointment. She will meet ladies of the community individually or in groups to explore treatment methods. a separate part of the paper contains her renouncement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire Bo A Gilvbele
Motorn
Masesge
Gthe
Fire Prevention Picture Shown At Gem Theatre
A moving picture titled Fire Prevention was screened at the Gem theatre Tuesday evening. Village officials led by BKW Berrows, president of the State Firemen's association, promoted the film about fire safety across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Theatre
BKW Berrows
Ssociation
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Lyda Southard
Veniremen
Diamisae
Rh. F. Mosetey
RT Graves
William Walters
A. Davie Th. Murphy
A. Johnson
1. B. Chipman
Arthur B. Shelton
Leonard Brow
Ant C. McKinley
Asociated Pros
United Press
Hirarst
Imcarporstign
Cedarhelm Conner
Aulider
Sinkier
Ailes
Mary Grayhill
Karen
Ricthening
Flora Woodrett Thomas
Caldwell
Clarence
Woods
Leonard Wood
Mrs C. Clark
FS Kagey
F. E. Drake
Henry Jasper
Chewer
Clover
Rork
Monfay
Dortar
Rural High School News Notes
Robert
The
Mural High School
Roy Landreth
Joe Herney
Woollee
Bole
Fina
Secont
Sitner News
Ectoul
Reparte
Aes
Eutar Bret
Twin Palk County
Lars of
Cate
Mayet
Wisconsin
Dainymas Boys Farm
TN Soo
Hecord
Gowers
Wmuate Mae
W. T Pease
J. W. Gallaher
J. W. Benkins
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