Bond defeat ends park site plan in Twin Falls
Voters in Twin Falls warded against a park site bond issue by clear margins. First ward 140 for 155 against, second ward 138 for 187 against, total 273 for 342 against. The light turnout reflected little interest and the Times retraction failed to curb the spread of opposition. Local movement included recruitment trips, with residents and visitors noted in routine society and business notices.
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Twin Falls
Times
Travel and Local Notes From Twin Falls Area
Bert Hatch departed Sister’s visit and will travel to Pocatello Wallace Kellogg then Delta Utah to ranch. Margaret Ringle a teacher returns AlmMon after visiting Miss Lois Hickman and W J Anderson. L A Tate Skage store manager attended Pocatello meeting and reports opening another Skage store. J F Wood of Boise transacting in Twin Falls. Out of town shoppers include Mrs George Thompson Rogerson and J N Helsley Rogerson who stayed over weekend. G W Gilbert of the navy recruit-
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Bert Hatch
Charles Bullis
Pocatello
Wallace and Kellogg
Delta
Utah
Margaret Ringle
AION
Hdmal
Skage
J. F. Wood
Boise
Twinalls
George Thompson
Rogerson
J. N. Helsley
G. W. Gilbert
Navy
Man seeks to pay fine by county work
A sheriff's office receipt shows Sue Wollock, arrested in Buhl for beating a board bill and fined 30.45 dollars, requests to pay the fine by county work due to lack of funds. Authorities expect the request will be granted.
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Sheriff's Office
Sue Wollock
Buhl
Wollock
Kimberly Legion Post Plans $12,000 Home Building
At a Kimber ly post of the American Legion a decision was made to raise funds for a building costing $12,000 to serve as a home for the organization. The post collected $500 last Friday through a cube election.
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Kimberly Legion Post
Kimberly Post
The
American Legion
the Post
Unpaid Promissory Note Prompts Court Action
Max M. Morehouse sues Katie Kneidl John Kneidl and others in district court seeking $700 with attorneys fees and court costs on an allegedly unpaid promissory note. The action centers on a debt reportedly due and unpaid and requests judgment in that amount plus costs.
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Max M. Morehouse
Katie Kneidl
John Kneidl
Buhl Chamber Plans Library and School Raises
Buhl gathers plans for a new library building with a committee to obtain Carnegie Institute information and submit a plan at the next chamber meeting. A separate panel seeks funds about 20000 for regional building efforts. The chamber also aims to secure higher teachers salaries via the tax levy. A local quartet drove to Salt Lake City Sunday, returning later in the week.
Boxing Exhibition to Aid Local Baseball Team
A boxing exhibition is planned at Stone's hall to raise funds for the local baseball team. The event will feature a number of fast ledouts and scrappers from Buhl and additional outsiders.
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Stone's Hall
Unpaid Hay Bill Breaches Probate Court Action
I M Boyd files in probate court against D D Biggers alleging sale of al taffa hay for 110 dollars with only 50 dollars received. He seeks judgment for the remaining 60 dollars plus costs of action.
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I. M. Boyd
D. Biggers
Altaffa Hay
Dr Sullivan Named Idaho State Veterinary Secretary
Dr W A Sullivan of this city has been appointed state secretary for the American Veterinaries' Medical association in Idaho. He is in charge of hog cholera eradication work in the state under the Bureau of Animal Husbandry of the federal Department of Agriculture.
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W. A. Sullivan
American Veterinaries’ Medica Association
Idaho
Sullivan
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Federal Department of Agricul
Veterinarians Appointed to Association Membership
Dr H KK Groome of Twin Mails and Dr W D Schwiger of Buhlbayer have been named to association membership. Both are graduate veterinarians and part of the veterinary profession.
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Ture
H. KK. Groome
W. D. Schwiger
Buhlbayer
Ie Association
County officials to visit Murtaugh schools for delinquency probes
Miss Brittomart Wolfe and John Ault will travel to Murtaugh today to investigate causes of pupil delinquency, with brief stops at Hanes and Kimberly schools during the rural trip. A Life Insurance ad notes policies depreciate with age but value does not decrease in value each year.
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Murtaugh
Reva
Hanees
Kimberly
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