Question Night at Christian church prompts reader queries
Sunday at the Christian church marks seven years of Question Night with W A Moore answering from the pulpit. Topics listed include birth out of wedlock, Job’s suffering, million dollars, nomination at San Francisco, foreigners, socialism vs charity, and the importance of candidates versus platforms.
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Christian Church
W. A. Moore
Moore
America
San Francisco
United States
Big Boy
Jesus
Grain Grading School Demonstrations Announced
County Agricultural Agent HK Powers announces grain grading demonstrations to be held at high school buildings in Winifred and Kimberly on Friday July 2 and Saturday July 3 at 1 30 o’clock. The sessions will feature 4 pound wheat samples and demonstrations on grading methods for fall marketing. County growers urged to attend and bring samples for analysis.
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Han
Wilson Brothers
Kimberly Territory
Farmers Grain and Milling Company
Filer
State Department of Agriculture
Idaho
Allar Bf
Powers
Pwin ‘Walls
Liler
Kimberly
Bie
Bishop Touret to Visit Church of Ascension
The Bishop Touret will visit Twin Falls for the first time at Ascension church. He will lead holy communion and morning prayers, address Sunday school classes, and arrange for baptisms or confirmations. A reception and dance telecast at Perrine hotel are planned. women’s guild hosts will conduct a reception after the service.
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Church OF Ascension
Frank Hale Touret
Idaho
Scapul
Archdegcet
Roward Ste
Poertello
Foo Oareye
Twin Falls
Pshop Tanure
Ascension Church
Ascension Chorcs
Qourét
Lapmis
Bish‘oy
Vlay Nene
Irod Wo Meech
Goetry
Dane Tele Siven
Perrine Hotel
Thiuvtishater Aption
Weamen's Guild
Interesting Exhibit for the County Pair General Manager
A.B. Hult reported that after a conference with Twin Falls County Pair Association Secretary Markel the association will enter an exhibit at the fair. The display spans two species of Tur-bearing- anna and many other birds and animals, including domestic chickens pigeons ducks fowl peafowl guineas turkeys and possibly some wild birds.
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A.B. Hult
Markel
Twin Falls
Local Hearing Set For July 24 At Civic Lecture
Citizens hope to hear a bargain lecture on the morning of July 24 courtesy of Twin and The White Chantaudui. Willie J. Tryan is listed as host, with Mr. Nudiwa in charge of the reception committee as no arrangements have been made yet.
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Twin
Chantaudui
Willie J. Tryan
Nudiwa
Real Estyth Transfers In Twin Falls And Buhl
Kate W Hunt transfers lot 10 block 62 in Twin Falls to Edward B Jones. Bruce transfers lot 24 block 5 in Buhl to Nettie J Weber. Viola Christie transfers lot 23 block 87 in the Weber addition.
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W. Hunt
Edward B. Jones
Twin’ Falls
Bruce
Nettie J. Weber
Block &F
Buhl
Viola Christie
Tor
Ttie J. Weber
Notable Idaho Figures Visit Twin Falls in Brief
Local residents and visitors listed include Dr. Bettis of Boise a prominent dentist and sheepman in town on a short business pleasure trip visiting the home of Andrew Roger son. Archbishop Howard Stoy and Bishop Touret arrive from Pocatello for a weekend visit. Several others travel for business, shopping, and family reasons, including Mrs. Albert Brown and Mrs. J. N. Davis.
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Br. Bettis
Boise
Andrew Rogerson
Howard Stoy
Frank Hale Touret
Idaho
Pocatello
Touret
Denver
Lester I. Albert
Shoshone
Halley
Margaret Vaughn
Joseph Wailkington
Cambridge
Nehr
W. G. Thompson
Sawtooth Mountains
Braunk ‘Brown
Kimberly J
Twin Falls
Anna M. Larson
Cassie ‘Larson
Rock Creek
Twin
Minnie Horgh
Kimberly
Mi A. W. Nelson
Murtaugh
W. H. Rambo
Buhl
Hamhbo
Albert Brown
Merve Bi
H. Katzfliesch
Filer
TOG
Fwo
J. N. Davis
Truman
Boyd
Los Angeles
California
M. J. Sweeley
Pden
Des Moines
General Federation of Womans Clubs
S. A. Towe
W. J. Cowes
Seattle
Washington
Mr. Towe
P. O. Bethune
Jeyane
San Francisco
B. Williams
Daily News
Emmett F. ‘Asbury
County Hospital
J. Mye
Jerome
Rickers
Wendell
B. P. Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Oris Cryder
Curry
Twinalls
Wage decision to be announced by July 20
Government officials and railway union heads expect a wage award to be issued on or before July 20 to ease unrest among workers. The conflict has led to mass resignations, with 60 percent of railroad staff taking other jobs since the dispute began, and foregone seniority rights and higher pay cited as key stakes.
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Grunat
Brotherhoods
Railroad Board
Washington
Chicago
Unsaid Award Sparks Mixed Reactions From Union Leaders
Unclear notice of an award provoked undignified satisfaction among union heads who worried about sporadic tribes in Baltither Philadelphia and eastern railway centers. They argued the announcement might prevent walkouts and could aid the return of workers currently out.
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Baltither
Philadelphia
Estern
Coyotes as a Business for Idaho Farm Boys
The article promotes raising young coyotes on Idaho farms as a business for boys. It describes a simple setup, about sixteen by sixteen feet for a pair, with basic wire and posts. A pair could yield five puppies per year, sold in winter for twenty to thirty dollars each or one hundred to one hundred fifty dollars per pair.
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Idaho
Rxteen
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