Provisions of New Tax Bill Pass House Previewed
A wide tax reform package advances from the House amid debate. It slashes income taxes for many, raises exemptions to $2,500 for families, and removes levies on soda fountain drinks, sporting goods, and certain investments. The measure also imposes new limits on others and targets a substantial reduction in federal revenue starting January 1, 1922.
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Washington
House
Senate Finance Committee
Jis
Erylay
Dietrich News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Changes
Dietrich reporters note sales of favored goods, a Sunday evening vehicle accident near Slane Bridge injuring John Matson and Wiecar, and a wave of visitors including Mrs. Steberts of Twin Falls. The fall goods fair drew Indies watchers, school elections elected Patterson Line and Friedine, Rev. Bartlett to serve at the Methodist Church, and Dietrich School opened with Hampshire and staff. Maude Smith from Mountain Home visits, wagon drivers listed.
Methodist pastor assigned to Shoshone by Twin Falls conference
The Twin Falls Methodist Conference last week assigned Rev. E. P. Glower to Shoshone for the coming year. Olower is regarded as a popular pastor, and his return is welcomed by the congregation and public.
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Twin Falls
E. P. Glower
Olower
Shoshone
Will Hold State Convention in Shoshone
The W. G. U. State Convention will be held in Shoshone October 12, 13 and 14 at the Baptist church. The local organization met August 30 at Mrs. Chester Jones’s home with 11 members present. Mrs. E. M. Williams gave a talk on Frances Willard. Ice cream and cake were served. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Robert Withrow’s home on Tuesday September 43. All members urged to attend to plan the state convention.
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Shoshone
Baptist Church
Chester Jones
E. M. Williams
Frances Willard
Robert Withrow
Dietrich Grange Notes September Meeting
The Dietrich Grange held its regular meeting September 2 with good attendance. After Grange business, a musical program followed. Leah Gunderson will lead the literary line at the next meeting on Friday September 16.
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Dietrich Grange
Grange
Leah Gunderson
Friday Benefit for Public Library at Powell Theatre
Friday September 16 offers a benefit for the Public Library featuring David Powell in The Princess of New York with Pathe News. Tickets priced 15 85e tax included.
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York
Pathe News
Richfield News Notes Shifting Local Happenings Report
Roy Mills starts a new shingles project in the city hall. Mes. Andy Peterson and daughter returned from Minnesota after a month away. Rev. and Mes. Bartlett attended the Twin Falls conference last week. School opened Monday with large enrollment and full teaching staff. Brush boys home from Clear Lake where they stayed with grandmother Mrs. C. B. Lyster. Miss Naomi Hansen weekend with parents at Shoshone. Carl Adams vacationing with relatives in Black Hawk Wisconsin. Mrs. Stockton, recently ill, taken to Nampa. parents reside there. New Holt? Horothy Baer visits with mother. Meines Jensen and family among attendees. Mrs. Lb. Wy Garhah and children of Gondine toured the Stanley Basin. The Florence of the BenW seat? The Richfield Women's Club held at the M E Church. President's Greetings by Mrs. Brosh. program by Mrs. Tomlinson. recital by Mrs. Tapper's pupils. Year plans include worthwhile meetings and a good program. Twenty-three members attended despite cold wind. Beginning Wednesday night Mr. Vertrees will show films twice weekly. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jensen visited Shoshone Tuesday evening.
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Roy Mills
Andy Peterson
Minnesota
Rev
Mes
Bartlett
Twin Falls
Brush
Clear Lake
C. B. Lyster
Naomi Flansen
Shoshone
Carl Adams
Black Hawk
Wisconsin
Stockton
Nampa
Worl
Aivt
Horolhiy Baer
Mise
Euiriles
Meines Jensen
Dad
Barnes
Mo EB
Brosh
Tomlinson
Vertrees
Louis Jensen
Schools Opened Monday In City With Record Attendance
City schools opened Monday with unusually high turnout the largest in four years. Junior high enrollment around 160 pupils strains rooms. Manual training and home economics cut, boosting divisions in commercial and foreign language. Latin class has 27 and French 17. typing class large. Football team strong. first line-masks planned. Miss Gunderson offers evening shorthand, typing, and bookkeeping if enough pupils enroll. Tuition to be decided.
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Begin Ting
No Cause for Alarm Over High School Changes
The plan to drop part of the course will not affect Shoshone schools with the State University regarding acceptance of graduates. Superintendent J. Be Wesson notes no changes in standing as further examination remains available.
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J. BE
Wesson
Legion Publicity Meeting in Shoshone Idaho September 9
Adjutant reminder from Harold Metrath vice commander Idaho American Legion and publicity director that he will speak at 8 p m in Shoshone to urge broad membership turnout. The visit is part of a statewide publicity campaign to expand the legion with prominent local citizens encouraged to attend.
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American Legion
Shoshone Idaho
Idaho Department of the American Legion
Legion
Harold Metrath
Idaho Department
Ford Sales By Furcht Auto Company Show Strong Output
Ford sales for the past two weeks from Furcht Auto Company list buyers and models including J D Able Shoshone Roadster J H Peterson Shoshone School Truck Chas Andrews Wendell Coupe Victor Bingaeehea Richfield Touring Kaidman Bros Wendell Fordson Tractor G S Ensign Hagerman Fordson Tractor John Fiietag Glens Ferry Touring D C Triviello Hagerman and J D Jude Furcht notes Ford Motor Company has passed the five million mark with a daily output of 4400 units.
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Furcht Auto Company
J.D. Able
Victor Bingaeehea
Richfield
Kaidman Bros
Wendell
Fordson Tractor
G.S. Ensign
Hagerman
John Fiietag
Glens Ferry
D. GC
Triviello
J. D
Jude) Furcht
Ford Motor Company
Methodist Church Notes Sees New Year Work Begin
The Sunday program marks the year's start with morning observance of the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Evening schedule includes Epworth League at 7 and preaching at 8. Dr. and Mrs. Green depart for St Paul Minnesota where Dr Green, previously a government sheep inspector here, becomes government meat inspector in packing houses.
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Epworth League
Testing Cattle for Tuberculosis Arrangements Formed
Farm Agent KR Uriges and partners coordinate tuberculosis testing for cattle under the State Bureau of Animal Industry. Farmers notify county agents to receive direct agreements accrediting their herds, enabling rapid scheduling and utilization of limited staff resources.
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KR Uriges
Dred
Adams
State Bureau of Anil Industry
Shire Passey
Boise
Golden Wedding Celebration For Dietrich Couple
August SL marks the fiftieth anniversary of Samuel and Harriet G. Weaver Dietrich. The couple were married at Prairie City and were surprised by a drive to the Methodist church where a gold and green arch framed their vows, with Thomas T. Glasmil officiating. A large crowd attended, with music by Mrs. Fletcher Mildred and others, and refreshments followed. Community members and relatives joined in the celebration, and local residents noted plans for future visits and guild meetings in nearby towns.
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Samuel
King
Harriet G. Weaver
Prairie City
Linaia
N. W. Sine
C. E. Borden
Fletcher
Mildred
Picts Sine
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J. J. Stowell
W. A. Stowell
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Luchier
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John Matson
Wierains
John
Wiecar
W. A. Wednes
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Mesdames Mustard
Grist
Leitheiser
Bale
Howard
Grewell
Scheihing Brothers
Leithpiser
Ollie Mateo
W.T Patterson
Curtis Line
Claude Friediine
Methodist Church of the
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Mr. Erickson
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Oklahoma
Miss Fletcher
Myrtle Borden
George Bowman
Frank Rivehart
Carlos Barrio
Choa
Dwight LaGrange
Maude Smith
Mountainhome
the Public Library
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Princess of
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J. H. Peterson
Sh. Ches
Ster
Tour
Ing Chas, Andrews
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Pred Hill
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A. D. Silva
Silva Ranch
Harlan D. Heist
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