Highway Board Chooses Test Road Plan On Surfacing
A public meeting of highway district officials and citizens in Ink Chamber of Commerce rooms decided to build a three mile test road directly south of the crushing plant on force account. If costs exceed estimates the district may contract for the rest. The group favored more miles of surface with bituminous macadam over fewer miles with bitulithic pavement. The decision to build the test road sets the path for surfacing expansion depending on cost.
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Highway District Commission
Ink
Chamber of Commerce
Second bid rejection delays road construction project
The agency rejected the second round of bids from contractors as each bid exceeded highway engineers estimates. The action underscores persistent cost overruns in the highway project and may delay progress while prices are re-evaluated.
Ten Acres of Twin Falls Land Sold to W W Sloan
Ten acres of haunts formerly owned by W. J. Ray one mile northwest of Twin Falls sold for 9000 dollars. W. W. Sloan, recently arrived from Kansas, purchased the patch and has taken possession. Negotiations were conducted through the Land and Livestock agency of Twin Falls. Ray will visit Buffalo Missouri for a time after selling the property.
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W. J. Ray
Twinalls
W. W. Sloan
Kansas
Land and Livestock Agency
Twin Falls
Mr. Ray
Buffalo
Twin Falls Wrestlers and Boxers to Boise Monday
Twin Falls high school athletes head to Boise next Monday for a big meet with the Capital City boys. Boise has requested six wrestlers and two boxers from Twin Falls, who expect strong opposition from Nick Collins' team after not losing a contest locally last month. D L Robey trains the squad.
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Twin Falls High School
Boise
Nick Collins
L. Robey
Boy Charged With Forgery In Local Theft Case
Theodore Pettinger a 17 year old Melba Idaho resident was arrested on forgery charges. He allegedly passed a $35 check bearing John S Deeds name for a .22 rifle at Young Hardware and kept the cash difference. A second $12 check with the same name was found in his possession. Pettinger says he worked for Deeds.
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Theodore Pettinger
Melba
Idaho
Benare
Young Hardware
John S. Deeds
North Side
Petinger
Deeds
San Francisco Beats Chicago 15 to 0 in Exhibition
San Francisco overwhelmed Chicago 15 to 0 in an exhibition game dated March 30. Batteries: Newkirk and O Farrell for San Francisco. Smith and Anfinson for Chicago.
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San Francisco
Chicago
San Franciso
R. Wi
Erst Henenestroeer
Order
Newkirk and O'Farrell
Smith and Anfinson
Twin Falls briefs on visitors and shoppers campus
Local residents and guests arrive in Twin Falls for business and leisure visits. Includes Hal and Mrs Beiler from Cincinnati, W I Doyel of Filer, Bennett of Shoshone, Rose Miller, R T Ragan of Gooding, Arnold Knudson of Pocatello, Frank Beach of Burley, T P Davis of Jerome, Charles Macauley, Alma Requa of Kimberly, Edna Ryan of Kimberly, Ed Walden of Kimberly, Francis Lee Johnson of Murtaugh, Swearinger of Kimberly, H Painter of Idaho, Stephen Scully of Buhl, Frank Lammers of Berger, E I Rinhart of Boise, C Spott of Boise, and W O Grenville of Tiler, plus Rotarian events and a church gathering with a cafeteria dinner.
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Hal Beiler
Henry Beiler
Cincinnati
Ohio
W. I. Doyel
Filer
Twin Falls
T. I. Bennett
Shoshone
J. Miller
Rose
R. T Ragan
Gooding
Arnold Knudson
Pocatello
Frank Beach
Burley
Charles Macauley
Boise
Alma Requa
Kimberly
Miss Requa
Co. H. Powers
Robert Atterbury
Spokane
Atterbury
Spokane Review
The
Chronicle
Edna Ryan
Ryan
Marie Ryan
Booth. Mercantile Company
Ed. Walden
Francis Lee Johnson
Murtaugh
Heece
Swearinger
SG. A. Painter
Iden
Stephen A. Scully
Buhl Wes
Tiler
Notice of Public Auction for Two Autos in Idaho
A sale will be held April 10 1920 at 10 am at 186 Third Avenue East to settle repair bills. One 1919 Dodge five passenger touring car license 207771 Car No 113519 and one 1920 Model B automobile Car No 13500 Motor 11957 are tied to unpaid sums totaling 256.35 and 415.60 dollars respectively. Sixty days have passed since work was done and the amounts remain unpaid per section 6413 of Idaho statutes. I Broughty M 31 Apr 1920.
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Third Avenue East
Dodge
The Life Insurance Man Ad Claim
An advertisement asserts that ninety percent of children who enter school at age six must quit to work before finishing the eighth grade. This claim appears in an old advertisement note.
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Highway Board
Fering
Variety Store
Main Ave
Twin Falls, Idaho
Automobile Department
Bagnar
Christian Church
Ernest White
Tev
Salrday. Hardware CO
Kewanee
Main. Ave
Statutes State of Idahoe
I. BR Doughty
Red Cross
Belmont Novelty Orchestra of
Portland
Rogerson Cafe
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