Juniors Social Week Nears End in Twin Bulls County
Social week for boys and girls clubs winds down with events across counties. Farm Bureau junior leaders hosted a Maroa schoolhouse social for about 26 youths, featuring games, songs, and a banquet.
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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1920
Page
1
Social week for boys and girls clubs winds down with events across counties. Farm Bureau junior leaders hosted a Maroa schoolhouse social for about 26 youths, featuring games, songs, and a banquet.
The local club leader Mrs. Lulu Pravelle announces a final affair scheduled for Tuesday evening at Mountain View. Event details emphasize community participation and festive closing activities.
The declamatory contest planned for last night at Bahl has been postponed to Friday April 20. State contest representatives were notified yesterday that the final will take place at Burley.
Twin Falls Tu Th market report notes the highest cash price paid for poultry at the Independent Market with dealer activity and sale notes from Tu and Th. Local buyers and farmers report steady demand as prices move on poultry lots traded in the Twin Falls market area.
Mr and Mrs RR Jacobs of Boise left yesterday for Buhl after a brief stay in Twin Falls. Twin Falls conference attendees include Sid ney Graves Truman Theyd Hans Cowling Walter Parish Frank Mutpel and Lo i Green. Mrs T0 Boyd and Grand sovy Boyd Keough returned from Salt Lake City Thursday. Mrs Boyd visited her daughter who had an operation. Mrs Keough will not return soon. J W Taintlin of Shoshone drove to Twin Falls to visit a sister in hospital. Clara Taylor joined the Idaho Department store. Beatrice Ostrander plans to return from California next week. Mr and Mrs WH L Austin and family visited Twin Falls yesterday. Mr Austin leaves soon.
A quirky ad blurb features the Insurance Man asserting the biggest businessman in town carries the most life insurance. The note, likely from a local ad column, hints at swift results from Want Ads.
Morning activity in Twin Falls includes visits by Mrs. Austin and other residents from Twin Trails Gooding Pocatello Boise and Jarbidge. Local business moves announced with R O Moster heading to Ogden May 3 and a district court appeal motion by defense counsel.
The firm representing S. HW. Shriver and Miss Ilsie Hidner says they will appeal the case ruling. Officials indicate the sentence has drawn scrutiny and the appeal aims to challenge the decision in court.
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