Sheep Sale To Feature 3000 Ewes and Rams From Several Breeds
A market sale at Filer will offer 3000 sheep including Shropshires Hampshires Rambouillets Lincolns Cotswolds Panamas and Oxfords with entries from Butterfield Live Stock Co Weiser Ida and other Idaho towns plus Kentucky and Oregon participants. Local sellers include Ivor T Edwards F S Bell Kimberly Sampson Bros Hansen Woods Bros Brown Bros John H Gott Hank Tait J A Cram A E Boone Twin Falls D F Detweiler Case Schildman B A McCoy E Siebers Fr EF Williams C D McKinley H S Frame Filer G F Baxter W Cunningham Buhl Hobbs Gillette Castleford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
Butterfield Live Stock Company
Weiser
Ida
A. J. Knollin
Pocatello
H. L. Finch
Soda Springs
David W. Kassens
Wendell
George Epperson
Jerome
Dwight Lincoln
Marysville
Owyhee Sheep Company
Boise
Chandler P. Raup
Springfield
BN. Benedict
Rupert
G. F. Smith
Gooding
H. Tu. Moody
Phillips
Woods Tive Stock Company
Spencer
Tda
Walnut Hill Farm
Donerail
Ivor T. Edwards
Bell
Kimberly
Sampson Bros
Hansen
Woods Bros
Brown Bros
John H. Gott
Hank & Tait
J. A. Cram
A. E. Boone
Twin Falls
F. Detweiler
Case & Schildman
B. A. McCoy
Local brief items from Twin Falls readers
F. E. Wilson of Kimberly reported a considerable Kimberly fire with an estimated loss around one thousand dollars in Twin Falls yesterday. Others visiting include B. B. Slanger Rupert. Jack and Granville Davis Filer. B. C. Schultz Gooding. Wv. H. Ormsby family from Yellowstone park. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bracken returning from Yellowstone. Numerous locals on business trips, visits, and outings with Yellowstone travel noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Wilson
Kimberly
Twin Falls
B. B. Slanger
Rupert
Jack
Granville Davis
Filer
B. C. Schultz
Wv. H. Ormsby
Yellowstone Park
Leo Bracken
Yellowstone
E. A. Austin
Jarbidge
Twin Talls
F. L. Kinkade
Jerome
Agnes
Wyoming
Barrett
Wendell
W. K. Landreth
W. M. Withington
Roy Evans
J. R. Pfander
Peoria
Illinois
Alma
Keith
M. Keith
Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Lionel A. Johnson
Los Angeles
Twin Arts
Arthur J. Peevey
H. G. Deitrich
Three Creek
E. M. Miller
Kellog
Dan Speas
Casper
J. M. Rice
Hazel Woods
Henry Beacher
Hailey
George Beacher
Ketchum
Miss Howe Engaged To Marel Stansbury Of Berger
Social notes record Mrs HH Howe entertaining about fifteen guests who embroidered initials on satin roses. Miss Mary Howe’s engagement to Marel Stansbury of Berger announced via small envelopes opened at 4 PM. Hostess served refreshments before guests departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. HT. Howe
Miss Mary Howe
Miss Howe
Marel Stansbury
Berger
GOES TO PLAY OLYMPICS FOOTBALL GAME IN SEPTEMBER
The Associated Press reports that GOES will compete in the Olympics football match in September. Details on venue date and opponent are not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goes
Sailors Versus Olympic Club Gridiron Clash Set
San Francisco announces September 7 as the date for a football game between Yerba Buena naval training station sailors and the Olympic club of San Francisco. It marks the Pacific coast’s first major clash of the 1919 season with 48 candidates practicing under Olympic coach Jack Spaulding and officers Katz and Hanna teaching the gobs gridiron strategy while Crystal Springs stew sale advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Yerba Buena
Goat Island
Olympic Club
Pacific Coast
Jack Spauling
University of Pennsylvania
Lieutenant Katz
Ensign Hanna
Cleveland street railway plan praised in federal hearings
At a federal electric railways commission hearing in Washington on August 15, Cleveland’s streetcar plan was cited as a success with fare cuts and wage increases, while Massachusetts faced line abandonments and calls for public ownership as transit crises deepen. Cleveland’s contrast highlighted popular support and calls for wage and rate control reforms amid broader regional transport struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Massachusetts Electric Railway
Cleveland
Federal Electric Railways
Frederick J. Macleod
Massachusetts Public Service Commission
Boston
Bay State
Macleod
Fielder Saunders
Sanders
Seattle May Enter Lacrosse Team in Northwest Association
Vancouver reports lacrosse revival in British Columbia cities including Vancouver Victoria and New Westminster may spur a three or four club BC lacrosse association. Seattle may enter a team in the association as speculation grows around the restored league plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
N. W. Association
Associated Press
Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Victoria
New Westminster
British Columbia Lacrosse Association
Anxious for Service In Africa Portuguese Mission Urgent
Portuguese Eat Africa has sent an urgent request for the Salvation Army to institute its work there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eat
Africa
the Salvation
Lorimer Wins Grand American Trapshooting Title in Tie
G W Lorimer of Troy Ohio won the Grand American trapshooting handicap after a three way tie with W E Gordon of Mobile Alabama and Ed Hellyer of Alexandria Pennsylvania with 98 each. Lorimer shot from 18 yards and won the shoot-off 18 of 20 while Gordon had 17 and Hellyer 16. First appearance for Lorimer in the classic event with a new gun and missed two targets. Prize money totaled 7165 with 28740 to the champion and related awards to other placers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
G. W. Lorimer
Troy
Lorimer
W. E. Gordon
Mobile
Ala
Ed Hellyer
Alexandria
Jordan
Hellyer
Gordon
Sanbag
Kimberly Barber Shop Is Burned In Fire Loss
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the Kimberly barber shop owned by Stull Swearingen yesterday resulting in about $1000 in damage. The blaze began around 1 pm while Swearingen was away for lunch. Firefighters arrived too late to save the building, but prevented spread to the Gem State Lumber company, whose office and yard suffered minor scorching. Swearingen held $460 in insurance on building and contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly
Stull Swearingen
Swearingen
Gem State Lumber Company
Fancy bred dogs to enter in meet at Glacier Park
High bred dogs from many parts of the country will compete in a meet at Glacier Park in the week starting September 2 under the All American Field Trial Club of Chicago. Cash prizes up to 1000 dollars will be awarded. Some entries, including four pedigreed dogs from Mesbit Mississippi, arrived with Mrs. Brady W. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cut Bank
Mont
Glacier Park
All-American Field Trial Club of
Chicago
Mesbit
Miss
Brady W. Smith
Prince of Wales Receives Canadian Royal Welcome
St John New Brunswick August 15 The Prince of Wales greeted by a royal reception in Canada his first on Canadian soil accompanied by Sir Robert Borden premier of Canada who will escort him to Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rohrer
Charles H. Rohrer
Welser
Pocatello
T. WH. Irwin, Jr
T. H. Irwin, Sr
Charles H. Bohrer
Buhl
James Sloan Co
Whl
Twin Falls
M. B. Ketchum
Glenn Fritcher
O. P. Duvall
John Ault
Steubenville
Ohio
Ault
Columbus
Pittsburg
ST. John, N. B
Prince of Wales
Robert Borden
Canada
Quebec
Official Dinner Prelude to Halifay Departure
A brief note describes an official dinner held tonight before a ceremonial departure tomorrow for Halifay. The event gathers notable officials and aides, marking a formal sendoff ahead of travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sai
Halifay
Congress clash over administration defense in House
In Washington on August 14 Associated Press reports Texas Representatives Blanton and Hardy clashed on the House floor. Blanton called himself a mere rubber stamp for the administration while Hardy rushed at him. the quarrel was halted by others. Both are Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Memba
Blanton
Hardy
Texas
Hebet
Bristol Named American Member of Smyrna Commission
Paris August 14 Rear Admiral Mark N Bristol commander of US naval forces in Turkey has been designated as the American member of the inter allied commission appointed to investigate incidents connected with the occupation of Smyrna by Greek and other allied forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mark N. Bristol
United States
Turkey
Ben
Inter-Allied Commission
Smyrna
Notice of School Wagon Service Bids
The Board of Education announces a meeting at the high school for wagon service bids. Bids range from sixty to one hundred dollars per month per school. the wagon is provided by the board, the driver by the contractor. Applicants mail proposals to the Superintendent or wagon committee members David G. Clark William N. Parish and George W. Bice. HAL G. BLUE, Superintendent of Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monta
Aghbious
Schoo Vega
Weron
Boar of Education
David G. Clark
William N. Parish
George W. Bice
Hal G. Blue
Less Meat If Back and Kidneys Hurt
A popular health warning links regular meat eating to kidney strain and related pains. It promotes Jad Salts as a safe daily remedy, claiming it neutralizes urine acidity and cleanses kidneys to prevent serious kidney disease.
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Nellie Teasdale
Darrow Brothers
Twin Falls, Idaho
Sanger-Robbins Realty
Idaho
The
Crystal Springs Stum
Ouppont
Freckles
BY Blosser
Nourself
Triple Tire
Stephen Blayne
Negostate
Lea
Bristol
Hull
Farmers’ Milling Company
Eden
NYE Bros
Idaho Sweet Clover CO
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