Twin Falls High School Vocational Agriculture Praised
A letter from state supervisor C B Wilson commends Twin Falls high school's agriculture program. He notes high enrollment, strong superintendent and board, and potential for expansion including possible winter courses for farm youths. He asks Denman how many students join field trips and suggests extension of the program.
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Twin ‘Falls
Idaho
George KE. Denman
Denman
State Department
C. B. Wilson
Wilson
Twin Falls High School
Wednesday Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Senior Home
The Wednesday Bridge club gathered at Mrs. Allen P. Senior's home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. C. S. Lavering won the honors. The Shamrock club met at Mrs. Skillman's home with a small group due to influenza, featuring a musical program and a reading by Mrs. McCoy.
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Allen P. Senior
Wednesday
C. S. Lavering
Spafford
Shamrock Club
Skillman
McCoy
Peterson
John Costello
M. C. B. Club
Tramsey
Mesdames , Kelly, Erickson
Jack Shrout
Tom Reed
Willett Hance Sr
Johnson
Ramsey
Aaron
Bolshevist pamphlets seized by Swiss government
Swiss authorities confiscate large quantities of Bolshevist pamphlets urging revolution in Switzerland with aim to spread to neighboring countries. the action reflects postwar political tensions and security measures in Geneva on February 1.
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Geneva
Switzerland
County plan to raise Near East Relief quota outlines drive
County committee chaired by E L Ashton approves a one day campaign Friday February 20 to boost donations for Near East Relief. Twin Falls is asked to raise 5000 dollars. Governor Davis endorses the effort while local residents and committees mobilize across Twin Falls and surrounding towns.
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E. L .Ashton
Twin Falls
Davis
Armenia
Idaho
Near Tast
Congress
Igh
Near East
Sea
BE. L. Ashton
I. E. Constant
Buhl
A. O. Mailand
Filer
H. Denton
Kimberly
H. M. Smith
Hansen
W. C. Hall
Murtaugh
Mother of Homer C Mills Dies of Pneumonia
Mrs Iola May Mills mother of Homer C Mills a Twin Falls lawyer died yesterday afternoon at 4 at the local hospital from pneumonia She was 57 and is mourned by five sons Terry Homer C Martin Clyde and Delbert and three daughters Marie Euelah and Mrs J H Rice Funeral services will be held Saturday February 14 at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola May Mills
Homer C. Mills
Twin Falls visitors and residents travel for business and death notices
Local reports list Olive Hartzell returning to Twin Falls after her sister’s death in Sioux City, and many visitors like B M Van Eaton and John Taylor traveling to Nunn and Salt Lake City respectively for family deaths. The piece notes numerous daily trips to Twin Falls from Boise, Jerome, Pocatello, Kimberly, Buhl, Filer and other towns for business and leisure, with several staying a few days and others heading on to further destinations. The item also records Canal Company president Ivan J Lincoln arriving for a brief business stop and Fern Lee visiting Twin Falls, plus various residents departing or arriving for errands and shopping.
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Twin Falls
Ees
Kim Any Attertén
John CG. Harvey
Marion Beatty
Rupert
Falla
A. Colburn
Reynolds Bros
Stephens Automobile
Salt Lake
Olive Hartzell
Sioux City
B. M. van Eaton
Civil Falls
Nunn
Colorado
John Taylor
Salt Lake City
Sidney Graves
Shoshone
W. N. Jones
Kimberly
Minnie Petesch
Turley
G. WK
Hunt
Boise
N. H
Charles H. McQuown
Buhl
Twine Falls
George. Carman
Pocatello
Miss Boyle
Jerome
Friends
Lillian Graybill
Filer
Hansen
Twin Fas
Mrs May Brenton Dies After Influenza at 20
Mrs May Brenton, wife of the Stewart homestead holder near Twin Falls, died early yesterday after influenza. She was 20. Survived by her husband and a year old baby. Funeral services set for today at 2 pm in DeWitt chapel. Burial will follow in the local cemetery.
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May Brenton
Stewart
Twin Falls
DeWitt Chapel
Berlin libraries suffer from lack of funds
German libraries and scientific publications face severe funding shortages. Privy Councillor von Harnack told a Berlin University meeting the state library cannot buy books or magazines anymore. He warned German scientific magazines are dying and monographs can no longer be published as academy support ends, with German scientific works going abroad.
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Associated Press
Berlin
von Harnack
Berlin University
Germany
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Win Falls High
Blue
Amet
Mitchel’s
van Camp
Mitchel’ S
Piatex’s
Ford
Republic
Ellets
Irby McFarland
EE Western Supply CO
Federal Farm Loan
Farm Bureau
J. W. McDowell
Fido the
Rube
Charles
Ray
Pathe
Payette Valley Shorthorn Breeders Association Sales
Payette
Northwest
Day’ & Rothrock
W. O. Minor
Frank’ Brown
Elton Webb
New Plymouth
Sprinig
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