Memorial plan for Twin Falls veterans dropped
The Twin Falls memorial park project for World War I veterans is dropped. Most funds are transferred to the local American Legion, with subscribers who did not consent to the transfer to be refunded about 18 percent for expenses. About 6000 to 7000 dollars will fund a memorial building and home for ex-soldiers in the county, with refunds totaling 1200 dollars for those who objected. Original Shoshone Falls beautification idea abandoned due to high costs and obstacles. Committee members listed include C. D. Thomas president and M. G. Ripley secretary.
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Twin Falls
C. D. Thomas
American Legion
Thomas
Jt Isi
Shoshone Falls
Follos
M. G. Ripley
C.J. Hahn
M. J. Sweeley
R. H Stevenson
Carrie Harper White
W. F. Bracken
Cotton Advances New York Market Snapshot
Cotton closed barely steady with a net advance of 26 to 40 points. Market activity lacked strong direction as traders assessed supply and demand amid a tentative stance.
Robbers Return Loot From Twin Falls Family Burglary
Wright and Sons store reopened to find a packing case of merchandise worth over 1000 dollars at the front door. About 100 dollars of goods remain unrecovered as authorities pursue several suspects. Entrance gained by smashing a rear window light. deputy sheriff Vanausdein investigated, finding nothing linking suspects. Burley officials warn transient vendors to hold wares until source is traced.
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Wright & Sons
Atore
HL. c. Vanauasdein
Burtey
Storage in Jackson Lake shows increase
Moran Wyoming reports at the Jackson Lake reservoir outlet the storage total reached 201 540 acre feet on November 20 up from 44 620 acre feet the previous year. Week ended storage 8 520 acre feet versus 6 510 last year. Precipitation for the week 0 75 inches and Sept 1 to Nov 20 about 4.87 inches versus 5.42 inches last year.
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Moran
Wyoming
Jackson Lake Reservoir
The Dot of Ham Brings Dog in Probate Court
In probate court Mrs. Lyons of Yourth avenue east faced a dog related dispute after L Hansen swore out a search warrant. A judge issued the warrant and a search found the dog meat in her possession. Mrs Lyons claimed the meat had been eaten by her dogs before she removed and cut portions for humane use.
Directors cut salaries in cash conservation drive
The company adopted a policy to conserve cash during the present readjustment period. salaries were reduced by ten percent effective immediately. No change in wages at the ware house or factory. Court sessions opened with the Willards Williams marriage annulment case continued for lack of sufficient evidence. State v Kawaj was postponed due to missing witnesses. Uriola and Bradley testified. Baty and Edith Baty were found guilty of a statutory offense and fined.
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Frank C. Williards
Mary Williams
Waa
Yeaterday
Hat An Egen
Wag
TL. Ashton
J. Kawai
Kawal Ja
Watanabe
John Uriolay
Uriola
John. G
Judgment Withheld in Brennan Case by Probate Judge
James Brennan charged with attempting to defraud an innkeeper was given a withheld judgment by Probate Court Judge C P Duvall after Brennan promised to remain employed and pay debts in monthly installments. Brennan has a wife and two children, a factor in the ruling.
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James Brennan
C. P. Duvall
Pacific Hotel
Brennan
Duvallin
Wheat Growers Meet in Kimberly Address by Dr White
Idaho Wheat Growers to hold a Kimberly meeting next Thursday at the Zack and Adams Real Estate office under the association’s auspices. Dr John T. White, president of the local branch, will discuss organization matters and wheat issues as the Globe Milling Company at Ogden seeks a loan of one dollar per bushel, to be raised at the meeting.
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Kimberly
Zack and Adamg Real Estate Firm
Idaho Wheat Growers’ Association
John “Te. White
11@cal
Thera Certainme
Globe Miling ‘Company
Ogden
Factory Employes Volunteer To Surrender Jobs
In Cincinnati on November 30 500 Nash Clothing Manufacturing workers voted to suspend their jobs for a month in January or February to help other unemployed clerks. Arthur Nash leader urged action as clothing factories nationwide shut down. The employer pledged wage cuts for high earners to reduce prices and boost demand.
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Cincinnati
Nash Clothing Manufacturing
Arthur Nash
Free Christian Science Lecture by Dr Tutt in High School
Dr J M Tutt of Kansas City Missouri will give a free lecture on Christian Science in the high school auditorium Friday December 10 at 7:15 p m The public is invited Also Dan imeGook Post of the G A R will meet December 4 with officer elections and other business on the agenda
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J. M. Tutt
Kansas City
Missouri
G. A.R
G.A. R. Awi
CBTEP White Burial Noted in San Francisco Report
An obscure clipping from November 1980 describes a funeral procession in San Francisco for CBTEP White, accompanied by uniformed police officers except for the traffic squad, highlighting formal city acknowledgment and ceremonial detail amid a cloudy fragment.
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Cbtep White
San “Francisco
Wool Embargo Support Moves Framing Debate
Salt Lake City November 30 with a plan to frame a wool embargo. Senator Reed Smooth introduces a bill for an all foreign wool embargo in the coming Congress. Frank J. Hagenbarth, president of the National Wool Growers' Association, travels to Washington and will stop in Chicago to confer with National Farm Bureau officials for briefing legislators.
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Salt Lake City
Reed Smooth
Congress
Frank J. Hagenbarth
National Wool Growers’ Association
Washington
Chicago
National Farm Bureau
Firestone Tire directors cut dividend to six percent
Akron Ohio November 30 Directors of the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company notified common stockholders that the dividend payable December 30 would be six percent a year instead of eight percent. This move aligns with the company’s adjusted policy amid financial adjustments.
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Akron
Firestone’ Tire and’ Rubber Company
Comon Attk
Funeral of Police Chief Dra White Draws City
A large funeral service was held today for Police Chief Dra White. A requiem night at St Mary's Cathedral featured a procession of San Francisco and Oakland police and others with draped stars and batons marking the obsequies. Elsewhere, Galveston Texas announced that regular steamship service to Tampico and other Mexican ports will resume, with both freight and passenger ships carried.
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Dra. White
St. Mary's Cathedral
San Francisco
Oakland
Ievenue
Galveston
Texas
Tampico
Mexic
2 Navigation Company
Raisin crop sale valued at 50 million plus in Fresno
Large Fresno raisin crop from the San Joaquin valley of 182 591 tons was sold for about 50 million dollars. The sale relates to the 1919 crop and the process follows the November election that becomes effective December 24. Sunderman is noted in connection with the action under the authority cited.
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Fresno
Cal
San Joaquin Valley
California’ Associated
Raisin. Company
Marriage License Issued to Baxley and Ferguson
Yesterday a marriage license was issued to Perry B Baxley 48 of Buhi and Carrie E Ferguson 8 of Portland Oregon. Also noted is an apron and overall dancing party planned for December 1st by the Parish Sunday School Board.
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Perry B. Baxley
Buhi
Carrie’e. Ferguson
Portland
Oregon
L. D
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