Devie Plans for Marketing to Co Operative Grains
A ten day session of the African Farm Bureau Federation determined committees to plan cooperative marketing of grain and livestock. The grain committee will be permanent with Chicago headquarters, led by J. R. Howard, including leading grain producers and elevator men. A resolution sought more cars and uniform freight rates. joint efforts with the US Trade Commission and deep waterway projects were endorsed. Representatives from US Grain Growers and National Board of Farm Organizations announced a Columbus Ohio meeting likely in August. The cooperative grain plan committee was named: James Plumb, J. G. Brown, James Clemming, H. R. Mumford, and C. P. Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
African Farm Bureau Federation
Association
J. R. Howard
Federation
Farm ‘Bureau
Federal Trade Commission
East
Howard
Washington
United States Grain Growers Association
National Board of Farm Organizations
Columbus
Ohio
James Plumb
Kansas
J. G. Brown
Indiana
James Clemming
Wisconsin
H. R. Mumford
Illinois
C. P. Hubbard
Nebraska
Greeks Make Progress At Adrianople Front
Athens dispatch reports final Greek detachments landing at Dedgeatch under a blazing sun as the fleet covers the operations. Rodoste column pushing toward Tule Burgas aims to cut off Jafar Tayar Bey at Kirk Kilise, while another force advances on Keshan to support the Maritsa river push toward Adrianople. Turks show weary morale and munition scarcity even as nationalist commander stockpiles food. Greeks seek capture of Jafar Tayar Bey but avoid bombardment of Adrianople where Greeks reside.
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Athens
Dedgeatch
Rodoste
Tule
Jafar Tayar
Keshan
Maritsa
Adrianople
Bnite
Adrianopie
Jafar Tayar Bey
Belfast Rioting Victims Buried as Tensions Ease
Belfast on July 24 reported a quiet burial day for riot victims amid a tense mood. Inquests on 11 victims adjourned without verdicts as crowds gathered, flags were scarce, and authorities guarded Catholic and Protestant districts. Local groups helped shape the solemn proceedings.
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Belfast
Milltown Cemetery
United Irish League
The
Irish ‘Natiopallats ‘Veterans’ Association
Neade
Oyalty
Iven Sty
Tomfine
rHose
Natal
Wheaton Sent to Higher Court on Bad Check Charges
L A Wheaton, a painting contractor, was arraigned in Judge Duvall's court on issuing checks without funds. He was remanded to district court for trial with bond set at 1409. He allegedly wrote checks totaling 709, prompting an arrest in Salt Lake City under Sheriff Sprague's investigation and Deputy Brows' escort to Twin Falls.
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L. A. Wheaton
Salt Lake City
Sprague
Brows
Sault Lake City
Wheaton
Twin Falls
Shoppers and visitors fill Twin Falls scene
The column lists many Twin Falls area residents and visitors yesterday afternoon and next few days. Names include Mrs W. Wood, Mrs W A Clifford, Mrs Atwood, Mr and Mrs Charles in Jerome, Mrs Ira Hopper of Isler, Bessie Carlson back from Payette, Mrs C B Chaff of Filer, R Brannon and Miss Stinger from Buhl, Joe Jacobs of Salt Lake visiting relatives, Mrs George Patton of Fiter, Maudie James of Eden, Mrs W F Cox of Buhl, Mrs H J Weaver of Fiter, Mrs C A Owens of Bliss, Mrs George Truchlood and Hansen family, and visitors Mr and Mrs J Wright of Imberly. Several plans await travel or shopping trips, including Mrs H A Jacobs to New York for Fashion Shop buying, Corrina Styles to Los Angeles, Hopfer Cr Mills to Boise, A I O’Reilly and Fea fai to Yellowstone, and others visiting Salt Lake City, Long Beach, and Robinson Bar. The Rev A M Crabtree arrived for an extended visit, with various locals joining trips or returning from excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Out of
W. . Wood
W. A. Clifford
A Atwood
Charles
Jerome
Ira Hopper
Isler
Twin Balls
Bessie Carlson
Payette
C. B.chaff
Filer
Twin Falls
Kh. R. Brannon
Miss Stinger
Buhl
Joe Jacobs
Salt Lake
Twin Ails
H. A. Jacobs
George Patton
Fiter
Maudie James
Eden
W. F. Cox
H. J. Weaver
C. A. Owens
Bliss
George Truchlood
Hansen
New York
War Rockaway
Tong Island
Boise
A. I. O'Reilly
Fea
Yellowstone Park
Marguerite Frigg
Harriet
Warner
Long Beach
Iwin Falls
Storday
K. B. Crabtree
Granvine ‘Haight
Willard McMaster
Lee Steller
Robinson ‘Bar
Leonard Smith
Tor Angeles
D. R. Churchill
Uha
Alster
Residents and visitors travel plans and guests in the area
The narrative lists numerous residents and visitors: Res C.D. Wetver may retire from Parma after visiting Mienils and relatives in Alaska plans a future trip. Mrs Py S.A. Jaikel hosts Mrs I. B Perrine. C. A. Voorhees party from Neavraska plans events. Mrs. G. W. Odor and Mrs. Walter Penton take a week at Lava Hot Springs. James A. Hill from Minneapolis visits Twin Falls and Joseph JD. Stack. Helen Khuis of lifer visits Miss Alwilda Oder. Yellowstone departures include Vera Pickette Leh Allaby and Oru Sage. Pickett home ties Gwyndolyn Rees and family with other travelers. Miss Lydit Aimirey and many Filer youths head through Yellowstone. C. Ghivinel family vacation at Robinson Bar. Archubeacon Story returns from Rupert trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Res. C.D. Wetver
Parma
Mienils
Py S.A. Jaikel
I. B Perrine
C. A. Voorhees Arn
Neavraska
O. K.speilberg
Robinson Bar
G. W. Odor
Walter Penton
Lava Hot Springs
James A. Hill
Minneapolis
Joseph JD. Stack
Helen Khuis
Je Loase Giest
Alwilda
Oder
Wellowstone
Vera Pickette
Leh Allaby
Chicage
Oru Sage
Keinevaer
Ind
Rees
Richard Olson of Hangen Dies in Ill Health
Richard Olson of Hangen died yesterday after a long illness complicated by a broken leg. His body was taken to the Adams Undertaking Parlors. Funeral services will be held at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Kimberly at 2:00 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jrichatoy Olson
Richard Olson
Hangen
aDowitt Undertaking
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Farmers’ Federation
Associated Press
Bryant
Associated ‘Press
Duvall
Archubeacon Story
Orip
Rupert Yes’ Erdey
Acwell
Wright Special
Eor
Jim
Derryvale
Jadies
Wayne
ADOC
Cudahy
Borax
Oxford
Trom
Sitk
Lynbrook
Curtain
Serim
Lowen Pink
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