Wheat loan limit clarifications reach Twin Falls farmers
W. W. Parish, secretary of the Twin Falls county Wheat Growers, states loans to farmers using grain as security can exceed 60 000 dollars. He returned from Ogden after talks with the Federal Reserve and J. T. Fisher of American Falls. The Utah National Bank may loan up to 60 000 dollars to any single creditor. the apparent cap arose from misreading relations with the Royal branch and the Washington Oregon Idaho growers. Twin Falls will not join the larger association until next year, with contracts noting exemption for the current year’s marketed grain.
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W. W. Parish
Twin Fails
Power County
MY. Parrish
Ogden
J. T. Fisher
American Falls
Federal Reserve System
Parrish
Globe Milling Company
Utah National Bank
Utah National
Royal Branch
Washington, Oregon and Idaho Wheat Growers' Association
Federal Reserve
Twin Falls
Sawyer Found Guilty Of Practicite Medicine Case
The defendant Sawyer was found guilty of practicing medicine without a license and fined $100 plus costs. The ruling mirrors a prior similar case identified as B Goldberg, with the same sentence imposed.
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Sawyer
Goldberg
Two Criminal Cases Remain in District Court
Prosecuting Attorney Frank L. Stephan says two criminal cases remain to be disposed of in district court. The cases involve A. M. Stangle charged with casing false weights and measures and Bill Bush charged with taking an automobile without permission. Both defendants are expected to plead guilty and the cases will be heard tomorrow. Civil cases will wait until after the new year as Judge W. A. Babcock spends this week disposing of numerous matters already submitted.
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Frank L. Stephan
A. M. Stangle
Bill Bush
W. A. Babcock
Robbery at Sho Shone Dress Goods Store
Approximately $1500 in ladies wear including 20 dresses 6 dozen georgette and tricotine waists sweaters veils and shoes was stolen from C. R. Morse store at Sho Shone late Friday night. Entrance gained by breaking a rear window as sheriffs pursues clues and alerts nearby authorities.
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C. R. Morse
Sho Shone
Wright
Vietirh
Sheriffs Force
Missing Moroa woman Mrs Loader still unfound
No trace has been secured on the whereabouts of Mrs Loader who lives near Maroa with her husband A mysterious disappearance has not revealed a cause She has not been seen since Monday night A quiet family search followed by notifying the sheriff Friday continues to seek clues
To Cure a Cold in One Day Grove’s Bromo Quinine Ad
A vintage ad promotes Grove’s LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets as a quick remedy for colds. The copy features the signature of E. W. Grove and the price “30” in a compact, period advertisement style.
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Grove
E. W. Grove
Christmas services and events across churches
Christmas week services abound in local churches. First Methodist, Church of the Ascension, Baptist pastor Rev G H Young, Church of the Brethren, Lutheran and Christian Science all host special sermons, cantatas, baptisms, and a midnight communion. Sunday schools and practice for a Christmas program are noted.
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Church of the’ Ascension
Baptist Church
G. H. Young
Sunday Services Announced At First Presbyterian Church
The notice lists morning worship at 9 a.m. and an evening sermon on The Incarnation of Christ. A Sunday school session is scheduled for 9 a.m with additional services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Ascusuial
First Presbyterian’ Church
Christ
America
Amercan
Police Judge Warns Autoists to Study Law
Police Judge W A Minnick warned motorists to study the new traffic ordinance after more than a dozen were brought before him yesterday for parking violations. Most offenders were farmers from outside the city, dismissed without penalties, though the judge noted every county mobile owner received a copy of the ordinance.
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Cty Council
W. A. Minnick
Minnick
Glee Club Manager Visits Twin Falls for Appearance
Boyd Corneliuson, manager of the University of dahio Glee Club, was in Twin Falls yesterday booking an appearance on February 70. He says the 25 member group is unusually strong this year and promises a splendid program.
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Boyd Corneliuson
University of Dahio Glee Club
Twin Falls
Commerce Commission Approves Rate Reduction
Word received by the chamber of commerce from Congressman Addison T. Smith confirms a rate reduction approved by the Commerce Commission, signaling lower costs for local businesses and consumers. The notice notes official action and impacts on utilities and service rates.
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Chamber of Commerce
Addison T. Smith
Interstate Commerce Board Approves Union Pacific Rate Petition
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a petition by Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line for reduced rates to Missouri River points, prompted by local farmers facing substantial losses from current production and transportation costs. The chairman, Mr. Smith, argued that foreign farm products would be shut out.
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Wnerce Commission
Union - Pacific
Oregon Short Line ‘Railroad Company
Idaho
Missouri River
Petion
Protective measure for American action described in snippet
A fragmentary note mentions a temporary congressional action framed as a protective measure for American interests. The text hints at legislative steps but lacks concrete details or context. The item appears to be an incomplete archival clipping focusing on policy language.
Speed limit violation leads to fines in local court
A motorist exceeded the speed limit and was fined by Judge W. A. Minnick in police court. Another case fined Dewey Patton $2.50 for parking a car on Main Avenue. Both items reflect routine city court actions from the reading.
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D. W. Eamonson
W. A. Minnick
Yeater
Yesid Mongon
Dewey ‘Patton
Main Avenue
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Hieves
Erican Electric Co
205 Avenue East
Rabbi Goldman
Russia
Carmon
Church of the ‘Brethren
Glee Club
Commerce Commission
The
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Twin Falls, Idaho
L. Rasmussen
Jeeweler
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