Local Farm Bureau Sewing Leaders to Attend Event
Officials from the farm bureau announce a gathering with speakers and demonstrations across crops and livestock. Attendees include Katherine Logan Twin Falls and Otto Wal tom Murtaugh representing breeding and canning projects, plus Margaret Chasteen Dora Williams Myrtle Moyes and John Hollihan among others from Buhl Twin Falls Kimberly and Maroa areas.
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of Commerce
Wilson
Newell
Wisiecretary
Gee
Farm’ Bureau
Jumic
Ted Sierer
Katherine Logan
Otto Waltom
Murtaugh
Margaret
Requa
Twin Falls
Barden
Miola
Diehl
Maroa
Red Cross
Margaret Chasteen
Elfie
Noh
Filer
Will Aldrich
Buhl
John Owens
Mary Gray
Pitt
Visitors and locals converge in Twin Falls on business and family notes
Beal Bucks Dr T S Castney of Filer arrived in Twin Falls for a short professional year. William Kerr, swing specialist, came for a few days of farm bureau conference. HH Clue of Caldwell renews acquaintances and attends to business. Mr and Mrs Bert Marsh welcomed a daughter yesterday. Mrs Lee F Bracken left for Enid Oklahoma for a two day visit with her parents. Hansks of Nampa in town for business. Miss Hice of Bliss among out of town visitors for a short shopping trip. Frank Sampson of Murtaugh spending a couple days in Twin Falls on business. Charles Hawkinson of Jarbridge arrived for a brief business call. Van Riper and son of Buhl visiting Twin Falls. Mr and Mrs N D Cunningham of Hutson spent Friday afternoon in Twin Falls on a combined business pleasure trip. Mrs Charles Whitby of Buhl drove to Twin Falls for a short shopping district visit. George Patrick Jr of Buhl arrived for a couple days of business. Frank Adams of Paul spent a few days in Twin Falls for business. Sebree of Boise arrived for a few days of business. Mr and Mrs Edwin Smith of Filer visiting Twin Falls on a business trip. Harry Mardezz of Pocatello in Twin Falls for a few days visiting friends and relatives. Mrs John Hedd of Buhl moved to Twin Falls for a brief visit. Pers Shaff of Filer spent Friday in Twin Falls visiting the shopping district. B E J Van Court of Buhl spent Friday afternoon in Twin Falls on urgent business. Mrs R T Turnipseed of Buhl in Twin Falls for a short visit.
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T. S. Castney
Filer
Twin Walls
William Kerr
Twn Falls
Farm Bureau
Clue
Caldwell
Twi Falls
Itr
Bert
Marsh
Lee F. Bracken
Enid
Okla
H. D. “Hansks
Nampa
Iwin Falls
Wiss Hice
Bliss
Frank Sampson
Murtaugh
Charles Hawkinson
Jarbridge
Twin Falls
Ftw
van ‘Riper and Son
Buhl
Cat
N. D. Cunningham
Hutison
Her Falls
Edwin Smith
Filer Red
Harry Mardezz
Pocatello
John Hedd
Enoon
Ate Falls
Hom
BE. J. van Court
Mra. R. Ts. Turnipseed
Visitors and shopping trips head to Twin Falls district
Miss Beth Ingleby of Buhl motored to Twin Falls yesterday afternoon for a short visit with friends and a shopping trip. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Westroth of Jerome went to Twin Falls for a shopping excursion and returned home last evening. Mrs. C. M. Hardy of Heyburn spent Friday afternoon in Twin Falls visiting friends and shopping. Roy Ball of Hansen was among out of town visitors yesterday afternoon, returning home last evening. PD Turner of Kimberly made a brief business and pleasure trip.
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Twin Falls
Beth Ingleby
Buhl
C. H. Westroth
Jerome
C. M. Hardy
Heyburn
Twine Falls
Roy Ball
Hansen
PD. L. Turner
Kimberly
Mrs RR B King Hosts elaborate Twin Falls bridge luncheon
Mrs RR B King hosted a refined bridge luncheon at her Twin Falls home with pink carnation decorations and white baskets. Four courses accompanied by cards saw Mrs Guthrie win first prize and Mrs Shrout second. many guests listed.
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RR. B. King
Twin Falls
Guthrie
Shrout
Robert L Lewis
Amsbury
Robbins
Edwards
G. Lewis
White
Flower
Maxwell
Ostrander
Davies
A. Robinson Pedley
Read
Reed
Charles Hart
Sam Hart
John Costello
Russell
Colwell
Deiss
Zenis Smith
Harry Allen
Leonard Smith
JL. Clos
H. Smith
Armsby
Sweeley
J. B. McLain
Taylor Cummins
Architects Morse and Kaufman Return From Boise Meeting
Burton J. Morse and Charles Kaufman returned from Boise where they attended the Idaho Society of Architects meeting. Morse was chosen as delegate to the American Institute of Architects national convention in Washington in May to discuss architectural problems. He said the Boise gathering was highly interesting and important matters were discussed. Another Idaho architects meeting is planned in Boise in March.
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Burton J. Morse
Charles 2. Kaufman
Boise W
Idaho Society of Architects
Morse
Democrats pick oversubscribed travel to San Francisco convention
Twin Falls and nearby areas show strong turnout as applications flood the Jefferson club office for reservations to the June Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. P Q Bethune coordinates railroad arrangements. two Pullman cars likely needed. First major western convention for a party. prior 1908 gathering was the only one. Court cases: judgment of 32742.81 against John D Murphy and wife on five notes. real estate title quieted for Garrett J. Coitover against Lillian T Zimmerman et al.
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San Francisco
Thomas M. Robertson
Jefferson Club
P. QO. Bethune
Pacific Coast
Democratic Party
Toan Company
John D. Murphy
Garrett J. G. Coitover
Lillian T. Zimmerman
SANDOVER AGREES TO LEAVE FOR OTHER PARTS
Frank Sandover appeared before Police Judge Minnick yesterday to answer vagrancy. He chose to seek his fortunes elsewhere, with the city paying his stay if he stayed in town. William Wall case on failure to report plumbing ready for inspection was postponed until today at 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sandover
Minnick
William Wall
Four Enlistments Reported at Local Army Station
Four men enlisted for service in the army at the local recruiting station yesterday. Clarke M. Stevens of Isler joined the infantry in Panamay. Charles A. Niemela and Kenneth Ix. Grover of Gooding enlisted in the ordnance corps. Tom Storms of Idaho Falls joined the infantry.
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Clarke’ M. Stevens
Isler
Panaumay
Charles A. Niemela
Kenneth Ix. Grover
Gooding
Ordnance Corps
Tom Storms
Idaho Falls
Infantry
Idaho medal tally shines with two honors from state
Idaho residents earned two congressional medals of honor during the war, one to Idaho Falls and one to Sugar City, as the state total reaches 22 Distinguished Service Cross awards. Rupert and St Annesagte appear among honored cities in this section of the state.
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Idaho
Idaho Falls
Sugar City
Recoho
Rupert
St. Anesagte
Must Pay for Sweets Stolen From Hansen Store
Juvenile Officer John H. Ault returns from Hansen where he handled a shoplifting case. Two boys were charged with stealing 25 pounds of sweets valued at 13 dollars and must repay damages to the building and the candy.
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John
HR. Ault
Hansen
Tires
Ault
Default Decrees Entered by Judge Babcock
Judge W A Babcock in Boise district court entered two default decrees yesterday in a livestock case. The Boisé Livestock firm faced the actions as part of civil proceedings.
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Judge Babcock
W. A. Babcock
Boisé Livestock
George H Smith Sues To Stop Water Use In His Ditch
George H Smith filed suit against Edward Steurnagel and others seeking to prohibit them from using water in a ditch he built from Twin Falls Canal Company canal to his property.
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George H. Smith
Edward Steurnagel
Twin Falls Canal Company
Foreclosure Suit Filed Over Mortgage for 2729.50
W H Bus gard sues in district court to foreclose a mortgage of 2729.50 against Quincy Foster and others. Attorneys represent the plaintiff seeking recovery and transfer of the mortgage lien.
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W. H. Busgard
Quincy Foster
Record Poland China sow sale at Lake Geneva Iowa farm
A record sale of Poland China sows occurred near Lake Geneva Wisconsin as 36 sows sold for 55975 dollars, averaging 1554.84 dollars each. William Wrigley Jr hosted 298 stock raisers via special train from Chicago. Ernest Ere of Norway Town paid 4000 dollars for a sow and Grover Sampson of St. Joseph Michigan paid 3700 dollars. a 50000 dollar offer was refused for a prize board bought by Mr. Wrigley for 15000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Poland
Lake Geneva
Wis
William Wrigley Jr
Isrnest _ere
Norway
Grover Sampson
St. Joseph
Michigan
Mr. Wrigley
Dempsey Fight Plan Opposed by Colorado Legion
Leo Leyden post of the American Legion in Denver adopts a resolution branding Jack Dempsey as a slacker and opposing holding the Dempsey Carpentier fight in Colorado. Copies will be sent to posts nationwide urging similar action.
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Associated Press
Denver
Cole
Leo Ley
den Post
The
American Legion
Jack Dempsey
Colorado
United States
Narrow escape for Cork sheriff as gunman fires at residence
Sir Alfred Dobbin, once Cork high sheriff in 1900, narrowly escaped an attack when an unknown assailant fired on him as he left his home. The bullet grazed his overcoat and caused no injuries. The incident occurred in Cork on January 18. Police launched an investigation into the shooting.
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Associated Press
Cork
Alfred Dobbin
Mexican envoy named ambassador to United States
Salvador Diego Fernandez, chief clerk in Mexico City’s department of foreign relations, is appointed ambassador to the United States, succeeding Ignacio Bonillas, as reported from San Antonio on January 8.
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the Apalaciated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Salvador
Diego Fernandez
Department of Foreign Relations
Mexico City
United States
Ignacio Bonillas
Robbery Claim Reaches Juarez Consulate Letter
A letter from F. G. Wall, an American, alleges bandits robbed his store at Colonia Juarez about 250 miles southwest of Juarez of 5000 dollars. The complaint was received today at the United States Consulate in Juarez Mexico.
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Juarez Mex
Jan
Coloria
Juarez
F. G. Wall
United States
License reformers in Chicago push to fill license fee gaps
The Chicago city council license committee on January 8 adopted a resolution to organize license reform groups in response to a shortfall created by the loss of dato on fees.
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Chicago
Assessors Plan Hikes in Twin Falls Tax Classifications
Tax assessors propose higher fees and valuations for farmers in the Twin Falls tract for the coming year. The plan targets increased levy based on reclassifications, aiming to reflect greater land value as of 1930. Local officials urge compliance and caution in implementation.
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Twin Falls
Porter joins partnership with J W Adams and W Witham
Attorney JW Porter forms a partnership with O W Witham once a prosecutor for Adair County Iowa. The notice highlights Porter as a young lawyer of prominence and resumes the professional ties in a regional legal page.
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Venters
Atorney JW. Porter
Oo. W. Witham
Adair
Towa
Prominq
County Agent Tillotson Buys Hay For Lemhi Farmers
Twin Falls reports hay shortage in Lemhi County as County Agent Tillotson buys for local farmers through the farm bureau. He notes serious scarcity and active payment through local channels to support producers.
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Lemni County
Twin Falls
Lembi County
Pureau
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Beal
Alfred
Joouo Qei FA
Sworder
Ash
Cora
W. H. Greenhow
J. J. Willams
Burton
George Bailey
Airs
Morgan Heap
Ir. Booth
M.J. Sweeley
Wind
Taylor
Cunamins
McAfee
LL. Sprague
Luainedt
Walter Heinicke
P. O. Bethune
Sandover
Medaes
Hansen Store
China
Slacker
Bandits
Twin Falls, Idaho
F. F. Johnson
W. H. Eldridge
J. M. Maxwell
W.E. Nixon
H. L.maxwell
Twin Falls Bank & Trust Co
Federal Reserve System
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