Republicans Revolt Over 1 Percent Sale Tax Plan
The Associated Press reports a rift among house Republicans over a proposed one percent sales tax to finance Soldier relief. Young North Dakota and Itrear Wisconsin bolted from Ways and Means and joined insurgents to curb the measure. Committee leaders kept most relief provisions and set tax timing for January 1 next year with April cash installments, while hotels and restaurants would be taxed and exemptions raised.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means Beebe
Young
North Dakota
Itrear
Wisconsin
Ways and Means Committee
Republican
Out of town shoppers line Twin Falls visit patterns
Mrs O McVey and Miss Ruth Adams of Hansen visited Twin Falls yesterday afternoon and returned home last evening. Augusta Nelson also drove from Hansen for a day of visiting and shopping. W Montbuth of Kimberly and the Banburys of Buhl joined locals for brief Twin Falls calls before heading home. Mrs F Skinner Jr spent a week at Lava Hot Springs and returned home yesterday. Mrs Holloway of Filer visited briefly and went home. Mrs Earl Scheneberger leaves for Nebraska to visit friends and relatives.
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Twin Falls
Hollister
W. S. Trehiman
Wendell
Tlart
Hazelton
Jlart
Tarv Perguson
Pocatello
D. R. Pingree
Margaret Moon
Boise
L. & Farrell
O. McVey
Hansen
McVey
Augusta Nelson
W. Montbuth
Kimberly
Ruth Adams
Miss Adams
F. Skinner, Jr
Lava Hot Springs
Holloway
Filer
Earl Scheneberger
Nebraska
Ray W.banbury
J. Ww.Banbury
Buhl
Tubercular Cattle Tests Negatives Record State Tuberculosis
Deputy state veterinary A. R. Kettler arrived in Twin Falls to resume duties. In St. Anthony tests were run on several head of cattle for tuberculosis. At Preston about 30 cattle were examined with all results negative. The veterinary notes that tuberculosis is contagious and that state cattle appear healthier than many other regions. He mentions eight cases observed since joining the local office.
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A. R. Kettler
Twin Falls
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
St. Anthony
Preston
Ketters
Kettler
Bound Over to District Court in Juvenile Case
After pleading guilty in probate court Gwen Sheppard self confessed burglar of the Toggery was bound over to the district court. Juvenile cases will be heard this morning at the probate court. Edward Henstock of Hollister charged with stealing two band instruments from high school pupils. He was assistant janitor and was arrested in the school basement after a warrant was sworn out. A complaint said he attempted to dispose of the articles to a local music player.
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Gwen Sheppard
O. P. Duval
Edward Henstock
Hollister
Henstock
Sheriff’s Office
Returns From Furlough Halt Army Team Plans
Corporal N H White returned from furlough and will not play for the Army team this season. He will continue recruiting duties at the local station with his wife accompanying him on a Missouri and Nebraska tour. Sergeant Kr M Crowley in charge of the office says Start Lake Utah baseball team will not have him this year as games are arranged locally for summer pitts hurling squads and other teams.
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N.H. White
Missouri
Nebraska
Kr. M. Crowley
Start Lake
Utah
Pitt
Naturalization Officer At District Court Opens Services
Several men have applied at the district court to become citizens. The naturalization examiner will be in the office this morning and again this afternoon. All men who served in World War and received an honorable discharge must bring their papers. No other documents are needed and no residence questions will be asked.
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District Court
United States
Legion Plan Entertainment At Elks Club Tuesday
A Legion entertainment event is planned for Tuesday night May 4 at the Elks Club on Shoshone Street East. The Tegtor Orchestra of six pieces and a six member quartet will provide music for the merriment session, alongside the regular meeting scheduled for the night.
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merica’An Legion
Elks Club
Shoshone
Notice to Bean Growers on Revised Price List
Bean growers are informed of a revised list of beans for patent at prices from 0.6 to 7.5 cents. Contact Alfred J. Brown at the Co. Warehouse or call Ordell Batg- Tey evenings for details.
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Alfred J. Brown
Ordell
Co op Caldwel Store Strives for Price Edge in West
The Caldwel Co op Store faces price pressure as mail order demand could fall if it fails to beat rivals. Trade observers note customers expect lower prices and steady daily orders from across the west, urging decisive price cuts today.
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Coop
Caldwel
West
Catholic Ladies Host Dance and Catholic Womans League Meeting
The Young Ladies Sodality hosted an attractive dance at Cotillion hall with Catholic Womans League and Knights of Columbus as guests. Rex Arms club outing featured bridge and a two course luncheon. The last Catholic Womans League meeting elected new officers: E M Wolfe president, M B Corcoran first VP, C H Burton second VP, C Macauley recording secretary, M C Putnam corresponding secretary, J Taylor financial secretary, A Kinke treasurer.
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Young Ladies Sodality Club
Catholic Church
Cotillion Hall
Catholic Womans League
Wnights of Columbus
Rex Arms Club
James Wise
E. M. Wolfe
I. M. Wolfe
M. B. Corcoran
Charles H. Burton
Charles Macauley
M. C. Putnam
Bridegroom with Lamps Full of Oil Adage Quoted
A fragment recalls a proverb about wise preparation with oil filled lamps. The quote cautions against failure to carry insurance, describing it as joining the foolish with empty lamps, attributed to Ady.
Building alterations and repairs approved in city permits
William Noh received a building permit at the city courthouse for lot 8 block 15 with cement use and an estimated completion cost of 500 dollars. A sling has permission to build a garage on lot 6 block 30 as a frame structure for about 180 dollars. W Olden addition lot 19 block 2 will have a frame building for roughly 350 dollars by W Mantooth. Sport.
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William Noh
A. Sling
Boud & Garage
W. Mantooth
Steindel to Give Five Recitals in Intermountain West
Cellist Bruno Steindel is touring the Intermountain country with five recitals. The Twin Falls audience is fortunate to host one of them. He performs with warmth and brilliancy, pleasing both connoisseurs and casual listeners.
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Bruno Steindel
Adv
Fire hose incident leads to fine for driver Kennedy
Mr T Kennedy was arrested days ago for driving over a fire hose stretched on Second North. He was fined 10 dollars plus costs after being convicted as firefighters answered a blaze at the Magel brothers garage.
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T. Kennedy
Magel Brothers
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