Prospects for bumper crops in Burley area brightens
Burley Idaho April 20 Farmers report Oakley project crop prospects better than in recent years as heavy storms deliver substantial rainfall across Goose creek upper basin. Reservoirs likely to run over. Raft river Albion and Minidoka regions soaked. Sheep and cattle losses due to hay scarcity noted though summer ranges look promising. Large alfalfa clover and sugar beet plantings. Water supply for irrigation remains strong in Jackson Lake and Snake River basins. southern Idaho sees unusually good precipitation.
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Burley
Ida
Oakley
Goose Creek
Raft River
Albion
Minidoka
Jackson Lake
Snake River
Class to Participate in Spelling Contest
The English sections completed preliminary spelling tests yesterday. The grand contest will be staged Wednesday, April 28. The entire school system will participate and six pupils from each class will be selected for orthography from freshmen to seniors.
Civil suit in probate court awards damages and fees
In the Sterling Dairy versus Dick Marcus and Edward Williams case the court awarded the plaintiffs 409.55 dollars with interest 90 dollars for attorney fees and costs. In a separate Hall versus Adamson matter the court granted lifting the attachment of a lord car.
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Sterling Dairy
Dick Marcus
Edward Williams
W.C. Hall
Joseph Adamson
Lord Car
Normal conditions resume in Guatemala amid revolution aftermath
Washington April 20. Minister McMillin reports Guatemala returning to normal after Estrada Cabrera remains confined at the military academy. About 4,097 soldiers have been demobilized and mustered out of service. work on public and private improvements resumes as conditions stay quiet.
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Washington
Guatemala
McMillin
State Department
Estrada Cabrera
Military Academy
The
Twentieth Century club hosts ninth annual breakfast at Rogerson
The Twentieth Century club held its ninth annual breakfast at the Rogerson hotel with 116 covers, the largest turnout ever. The Filer Woman's club joined as guests, with 28 members present, and a program featured Mrs. G. W. Simpson, toastmistress Arthur K. Seaver, and speakers on topics including The Town, The Builders, Adam, The Trail of the Past, and The Forward Look.
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Twentieth Century Club
Rogerson Hotel
Filer Woman's Club
Twin Falls
G. W. Simpson
P. W. McRoberts
Arthur K. Seaver
Young
Adam
A. Eme
H W. Clouchek
Charles I. Burton
Lenora Bybee and Walter Glenn Smith Tie at Baptist Church
Miss Lenora Bybee of Filer and Walter Glenn Smith married yesterday at 10 in the Baptist church with Rev. R. E. Foster officiating. The bride, a popular Filer girl, and the groom, longtime Wright’s store employee, will reside at 210 Seventh Avenue North. A noon bridal luncheon followed at the bride’s mother’s home with 18 guests. The day also featured a City Missionary Union meeting at 11 and an Elks dancing party this evening, the fifth in a winter series.
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Lenora Bybee
Lfer
Walter Glenn Smith
Baptist Church
R. E. Foster
Wright
Twin Fralls
Seventh Avenue North
Sweet Peas
The
City Missionary Union
Portor of the Baptist Church
Elks
Every Lady Comes a Smiling Phrase from Abs Seaver
Mrs Guibert accompanied the performance as decoration baskets of bearer blossoms adorned each cover. Mrs Allen Wiis chaired the decoration committee and Mrs Robert Rogerson headed the breakfast committee for the event.
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Abs. Seaver
Allen Wiis
Robert Rogerson
Mrs Larned Hosts Wednesday Bridge Club Afternoon
Mrs B S Larned will host the Wednesday bridge club this afternoon at her home.
Mrs Thomas Robertson Hosts Typiscopal Guild Sewing Event
Mrs Thomas Robertson entertained Typiscopal Guild members at her home with sewing and planning for an upcoming sale. Light refreshments were served by the hostess and Miss Elizabeth Smith.
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Thomas Robertson
Typiscopal Guild
Elizabeth Smith
Mrs. Dingman Hosts Samoa Social Club Afternoon
Mrs Dingman will entertain the Samoa Social club members at her country home on Wednesday afternoon. A delightful program has been planned for the occasion.
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Dingman
Samoa
Garage To Be Erected Owes 9 Granted
A. McCylelland faces a court action over a debt for a garage project. The filing alleges an amount of nine sovereign units is due, seeking enforcement of a granted claim. Proceedings note property lien potential and timing for compliance.
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A. McCylelland
City Permit for Garage Center 14x16 Block 4
Yesterday a permit was issued to Walter G. Smith of Twin Walls and Lenora J. Bybee to build a garage 14 by 16 feet on center lot 14 block 4. Estimated cost is 800 dollars.
Marriage license granted amid market dispute reports
A marriage license was granted to Independent Market, Twin Salis, amid notes of a high price paid for poultry. The record mentions another couple approved by the County Recorder in a December timeframe.
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Salis
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Main Avenue
Bonafide
Edward H. Robinson
U. S. Army
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B.S. Larned
Auto Department
A. C. Coburn
Met
C Sipgins
Walter G. Smith
Twin Walls
Lenora J. Bybee
Housewives
Twin Falls, Idaho
Federal Reserve System
Jerome
Traill-Grenzeback Realty CO
Jerome, Idaho
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