Secretary Meredith to Make Address in Buhl
Buhl Idaho July 10 An interesting meeting is anticipated at the Buhl Chamber of Commerce Monday evening the first regular meeting in the new Municipal building rooms. Secretary of Agriculture Meredith will be guest of honor returning from the national convention in San Francisco and staying two days with family. Farmers and shippers urged to attend as a census of grain and perishable-shipments cars is planned and a possible one hour time change may be decided at the meeting.
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BUHL
Buhl Chamber of Commerce
Meredith
San Francisco
A. Meredith
West End
Iowa
Tanner
Fishing party returns from two week trip near Hailey Idaho
Jay Buh l and companions D Boring O L Van Ostram and Sam Alten arrived from a two weeks fishing excursion in the hills above Hailey Idaho. L Hendricks W Ostram and N O Thompson plan to travel to Twin Falls Sunday to compete in a shooting event hosted by the Twin Falls Gun Club hoping to post high scores for Twin Falls members.
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Buhl
Jay
A. L. Hendricks
W. Ostram
N. 0. Thompson
Twin Falls
Real Estate Transfers and a Public Opinion Note
Real estate transfers list multiple conveyances in Twin Falls and surrounding areas including Lindsteadt to DeNeal, Wilson to Merrick, Thompson to Wilford, Cross to McNeil, Butler to Keltoy, Wild to Wild, and Alworth to Russell with various lot and block designations. A Kansas City Star quote features the editor of the Torpidity Torch announcing imminent retirement and a shift in the publication, signaling forthcoming commentary to readers.
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A. Lindsteadt
A. P. DeNeal
A. B .Wilson
C. M. Merrick
Buhl
J. FP. Thompson
Wilford
Morley
Twin Falls
Cross
Oscar McNeil
J. D. Butler
Iron D. Keltoy
Jonds Addition
Anna. Wild
Eleanor Wild
Moorman Isladd
G. C. Alworth
Russell
Castleford
W. H. Turner
W. PD. Hernday
Liberty
Loosin
The
Times
Kansas City Star
Deep Laid Plot
Mr Camrox laments family restraint on his attire claiming economy as his daughters and wife insist on keeping him in older clothes. He says the tactic is diplomacy to prevent him attending their social events by making him feel shabby and unfit for parties.
Paint and pigments in ancient Utah Indians and a dream treasure
The article recounts early uses of radium by Utah Indians and their body and art paintings. It notes mineral pigments from copper, iron, and white clay from Yellowstone with delicate storage in tiny pots and waddle sticks for design. A Japanese man Nakano dreamed of treasure and found a real stone jar with gold and silver worth about 25000 dollars.
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Utah
Leslie
Yellowstone
Boiling Springs
O. Nakano
Kawara
Japan
Amily
The
Japan. Advertiser
Nakano
East Indian Graveyard Customs Stir Superstitions
East Indian communities observe grave rituals with meditation before graves and long bread fasting for inspiration. Women choose specific graves to honor weekly, sending a female servant with an earthen lamp and cotton thread to burn at the grave. Offerings include sweets flowers and ghee burned in lamps, and graves are sprayed with water during simmer months.
Long Meteor Flight Report From October 1919
Observations of the brilliant meteor seen in the early evening of October 21, 1919 show a long horizontal flight of about 335 miles from a point 20 miles northeast of York England to about 80 miles southwest of St Valery France. It traveled at roughly 388 miles per second and averaged an altitude near 74 miles. The radiant point and speed align with Herschel expectations for meteors from the 1739 comet.
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York
England
St. Valery
France
A. 8. Herschel
Scientific American
Golf stories and bravado mix in wartime quips
The piece cites locals who favor the nineteenth hole as the better hole before April 2, 1918. A Detroit Free Press line jokes about DeWolf Hopper and The Better Ole while coeds dodge golf tales. A returned warrior entertains villagers with exploits, and a tongue-in-cheek office joke ends with the boss and boy trading barbs about mistakes.
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DeWolf Hopper
Downstate
Detroit Free Press
Running Fight in Owyhee Hills
In Owyhee county Idaho Manly Morrow a wounded sheepherder gives his account of a running fight in the hills. Spaniard Joe Sinsis was killed and camp tender Jim Stevenson wounded during a dispute over a range. After being shot Morrow returned fire before collapsing with a head wound. Stevenson fired at Sinsis as Morrow fell. Sinsis died with multiple bullets.
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Boise
Manly Morrow
Owyhee County
Joe Sinsis
Jim Stevenson
Morrow
Sinsis
Stevenson
Highest cash price paid for poultry in Twin Falls market
Independent Market in Twin Falls reports the highest cash price paid for poultry during the latest market session. Prices reflect fresh dressed birds and live offerings, with buyers and sellers noting steady demand and competitive bidding across poultry grades.
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Twin Falls
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Hepr
John B. White Auto Co
CAI
Idaho
PPC
HET Eshese
Buhl News
Krengel
Ave
South
North Side Land
Jerome
Good ‘School
Train-Grenzeback “Realty - Company
Jerome, Idaho
Ostrander Lumber Company
Indiana
Diddy
Shere
Loys
Owyhee Hills
Cordillo
Cheyenne
Wyo
Pete Cordillo
Frank Jennings
John Cordillo
Lavering
Buick
Gordon Auto CO
Second Ave
Orpheum Theater
Warren Kerrigan
Live
Sparks
GEM Theater
William Desmond
Charles Chaplin
Rel
Bingham
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