City Council Hears Civic Urges on Signs and Fire Gear
Mayor Eldridge and Breckenridge Bruce Bussel presided as councilmen met last evening. C E Booth of the chamber of commerce urged removal of tattered liberty bond signs and city street marking. Police to remove signs and city engineer to handle street markings. Council agreed to improve fire equipment as the city outgrows present gear and plan for up-to-date replacements.
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Eldridge
Breckenridge
Bussel
C.E. Booth
Chamber’ of Commerce
WicEnt
Class to Visit Sheep and Pure Bred Hogs
Agricultural classes from Twin Falls high school will visit Sweet's sheep ranch in Twin Falls Thursday under G. E. Denman director guidance. Afterward they will tour Otto pure bred hogs at Filer and inspect Detweiler herd of Hampshire sheep. About 70 students will participate.
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Twin Falls High School
Twin Falls
G. E. Denman
Otto Pure
Filer
Hampshire
Funeral services today for late T A Harrison
Funeral services will be held at 3 o clock this afternoon for the late T A Harrison who died in Texas. The services will take place at the Episcopal church with interment in Twin Falls cemetery. The Elks will attend in a body.
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T. . Harrison
Exas
Episcopal Church
Twin Falls
the Elks
Lewis Sentenced to One to Fourteen Years for Forgery
G. W. Lewis was yesterday sentenced to serve from one to 14 years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to forgery. Judge W. A. Babcock pronounced the sentence.
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Lewis
G. W. Lewis
W.A. Babcock
Filtration Plant Shut Down Due to Delayed Deliveries
The city filtration plant will be closed for a few days to install a delayed pump. The water superintendent says the shutdown is not plant fault but results from tardy railroad deliveries delaying the pump arrival.
Funeral Services for Hansen Held Sunday
Hansen died Friday at local hospital and was buried Sunday. Funeral services were conducted by the local church congregation with solemn rites and interment following at the family plot.
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Hansen
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Salvation Army funds aim to aid Twin Falls corps
A joint committee in Twin Falls, with War Mothers, American Legion, and Salvation Army advisory board, plans a Saturday doughnut sale to raise 3500 for eight months of Army operations. Building Trades Council will erect Salvation Army huts at key street corners for the event. Ensign and Mrs Nation run a cottage near Tandem and can be reached at 710.
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Twin Walls
Salvation Annu
American Legion
Twin - Falls
Salvation Army Corps
Building Trades’ Council
Salvation Army
Joint Committee
Twin Falls
War Mothers
Advisory Board
The
Young Louis Kerr Dies in Tacoma at 29
Louis Kerr aged 29 died in Tacoma Washington on February 24 from pneumonia. Parents were present at his deathbed and accompanied the body home. Funeral services are planned at the Grossman chapel at 3 o'clock with W A Moore of the Christian church officiating.
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Louis Kerr
Tacoma
Wash
Nan
Grossman , Chapel
W. A. Moore
Christian Church
Nineteen Marriage Licenses Issued in February
Nineteen marriage licenses were issued during February, according to a tabulation made at the recorder's office yesterday.
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Recorder’s “Office
Young men's all wool suits at Eldridge sale
Readable fragment indicates a clothing sale offering all wool suits for $25 to $35 at Eldridge, with a date marker 2-26-K-3-5 suggesting a newspaper notation or ad reference.
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Eldridge
Northbound Freight Weights From Traffic Study Measured
A historical traffic estimate tallies freight and passenger loads on a northbound highway. It lists drawn freight, motor-driven roadsters, tour ing cars, motor trucks, bicycles and pedestrians, totaling about 966 thousand pounds or 48 thousand tons over fourteen hours.
Douglas 18 Released on Charge of Embezzlement
Probate Judge O P Duvall yesterday dismissed the charge of embezzlement against Ross L Douglas after a hearing found the evidence insufficient. Douglas still faces three other charges. Be Li Kinney of Capitol Electric, owner of Citizens Electric in Twin Falls, testified as the complainant.
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O. P. Duvall
Ross L. Douglas
Douglas
Judge Accepts Bad Check In Drunken Plea Case
Judge O P Duvall sentenced several young men to fines of 10 dollars each plus costs for guilty pleas of drunkenness. A friend presented a check for 14 25 to cover the fines, which the court accepted. The check later bounced and the sheriff’s office is seeking the check writer Edward Allen. Judge Duvall also paid the fine into probate coffers yesterday.
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O.P. Duvall
Kimberly
The
Sheriff’s Office
Edward Allen
Young Folks Fined For Disturbing The Peace
Seven young men and seven young women were yesterday brought before Probate Judge C P B Duvall in probate court and charged with disturbing the peace. The young men were fined for the offense.
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C. PB. Duvall
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