Boy seeks runaway sheep rancher amid years of toil
Harold Meyers, a boy of about five when lured by a man claiming to own a western sheep ranch, has spent years searching for a supposed guardian. The tale traces his persistent, fruitless quests and a recent move to the Boise children's home as efforts to reunite with the eastern sheepman continue.
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Boise
Duvall
Harold
Han
Tleipphy
Harold ‘Meyers
Weir Jana
Births Total 398 and Deaths 201 for 1919 in Twitt-Falls
Officials report 398 births and 201 deaths in 1919 for Twitt Falls. Many births not recorded with authorities. physicians urged to file certificates by January 10. Repeated calls to parents and doctors to ensure compliance amid ongoing reporting issues and delays.
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Twitt—Falls
Body of Dr. C Green brought to Twin Falls
The body of Dr. C Green who died at Lava Hot Springs January died. DeWitt undertaking parlors awaiting funeral arrangements. Daughters Mrs Thomas Parrs Lew Rusler of this city and two sons Clyde W Green of Spring Valley Wash and George Green of Tacoma survive. Funeral arrangements will be completed when the two sons arrive from Washington.
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D. C
Infant Buried After Death at Boulet Family Home
An infant child of Albert Boulet died yesterday afternoon at the family home. The burial will be from the Grossman parlors.
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Albert Boulet
Grossman
Three Greek Will War on Jackrabbits
Farmers in the Three Creek region plan a large scale jackrabbit poisoning effort. At a meeting $1,000 was raised for poisons and four men will monitor fields placing poisoned hay. The farm bureau has provided $100 worth of strychnine, with Joe Thomett of the biological survey noting the expanded poisoning campaign.
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L. W. Coleman
Farm ‘Bureau
The
Farm. Bureau
Joe “Thomett
Biological Survey
SELK CHERGYMAN FOR LOCAL EPISCOPAL CHURCH
A strong effort is underway to have Bishop Frank A Touret newly appointed to the Episcopal mission of Idaho visit Twin Falls to arrange pulpit filling at the Ascension Church. The prelate is expected to arrange appointments for clergymen to fill pulpits in Twin Falls and Pocatello.
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Frank A. Touret
Episcopal
Idaho
Twin Falls
Ascension
Episcopal Church
Hall Twin
Falls
Pocatello
Building Permits Issued Totaling 8500 dollars
Three permits approved by City Clerk Minnick Ralph Eliot for a 3000 dollar residence in Golden Rule addition and a 1506 dollar church addition to Idaho State Bank vault, reflecting daily permit activity.
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Minnick
Ralph
Eliot
The
Golden
W. Hi Baugh
Ing. Tor
Idaho: State’ Bank
Baptist’ Church
Twin Falls Visitors and Local Business Calls
Dr J No Davis of Kimberly motor ed to Twin Falls yesterday afternoon on business. Mrs J T Douglas of Hollister spent Wednesday afternoon in Twin Falls visiting the shopping district. Mrs W W Studebaker of Buhl motored to Twin Falls yesterday for the day shopping and visiting friends. To Shouse of Filer spent yesterday afternoon in Twin Falls looking after business interests. C A Blair returned from Salt Lake yesterday afternoon after a few days there on business. A Farr of Burley spent Wednesday in Twin Falls on business matters.
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Ae Falls
J. No Davis
Kimberly
Twin
Falls
J.T. ‘Douglas
Hollister
Ww. By. Studebaker
Buhl
Local Bridge Club Notices And G A R Circle Installations
Invitations issued for two bridge parties with dinners on Friday and Saturday at members homes. Hoover Bridge Club hosted a meeting with eight members present. Wednesday Bridge Club prize won by Mrs Spafford. Henry V Walling Circle No 16 Ladies of the G A R installed officers led by Mrs T O Boyd. Officers include Mrs Morgan Heap Jr president and Mrs J B McLain treas etc.
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H.’P. Hoover
Hoover ‘Bridge- Club
Henry V. Walling Circle No. 16
T. O. Boyd
W.W. Hinakees
Morgan Heap Jr
J. B. McLain
D. PF
Suit Filed in Probate Court on Notes
The Studebaker Brothers claim 189.10 and 205.00 plus fees from J R Mitchell on a promissory note for merchandise. Twin Falls Auto Co sues in probate court against He Co Anderson for 587.50 and attorneys fees on a promissory note.
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Atto‘y's
Studebaker
Utah
J. RR. Mitchell
Twin ‘Falls
Yester
Anderson
Stolen Ford Auto Recovered by Deputies
Deputies from the sheriff's office recovered a Ford automobile stolen from G. H. Caldwell of Win Falls shortly before Christmas. The car was found in the Perrina Coullee with one wheel missing and the radiator damaged by frozen water. No clue to the thieves has been found.
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Sheriff's, Office
Win
Perrina Coullee
Miss Ladwig Returns From Denver Holiday Visit
Miss Edna Ladwig of the home service department of the farm bureau returned yesterday from Denver where she has been spending the holidays with relatives and friends. Money to loan on city property at 7 1/2 percent interest. Geo H Smith a7 Shoshone South.
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Miss Ladwig
Edna’ Ladwig
Home Service Department
the Farm Bureau
Denver
Geo H. Smith
Idaho Teachers Association Certifies Standards Plan
At a recent Boise convention the Idaho State Teachers Association discussed certification of Idaho teachers to raise state school standards. Miss Wolfe noted the program is already in effect and discussed its progress and implications.
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Idaho
Association
Boise
Brittomart
Wwest
Coinipiais
Wolfe
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Dr. C. Green
Swift & Company
Bet
U.S.A
Threg ‘Creek
Selk
Chergyman
Foundigth
F. F. Johnson
W. H. Eldridge
J. M. Maxwell
Twin’ Falls
Bank & Tust Co
Ee Bee Federal. Reserve
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