Garden Party and Social Notes From Boise
A local page recounts Mrs. Longley’s bridge party hosted by Mrs. H F Allen at 8 T J Woods home with lilac and tulip decorations and a luncheon. Guests include many local ladies and Miss Georgie Maxwell. Other society items mention Shamrock club meeting, a six o'clock dinner hosted by Phoebe Bowen, and gatherings at Nuzum and Thietten households with music and dancing. Also features a Boise Payette Lumber Co advertising feature praising B-P service plans and design assistance for homes and barns.
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Mesdames Igley
Warren
Smith
Wilson
Ééd
M. J. Sweeley
E. M. Sweeley
Wis
Heap
Larned
King
Nixon
Bedford
Channel
Booth
Walters
eLean
Aiken
Misses Bullis
Iy Georgie Maxwell
Jane Maxwell
Court News Spree Cost $2.50
T J Perkins and William Colohan were arrested Saturday morning on charges of being drunk and disorderly. Acting Police Judge Minnick fined them $2.50 each after they promised to leave town.
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T. J. Perkins
William Colohan
Olice
Minnick
Briggs Versus Finke Heard In Probate Court
The case of H. L. Briggs against John Finke was heard in probate court yesterday. Judge Duvall took the matter under advisement.
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H. L. Briggs
Ohn. Finke
Duvall
Charges Filed in Idaho Burglaries Mouse Wilson
Prosecuting Attorney yesterday filed a felony second degree burglary charge against Joe Gomez a Mexican national who allegedly took a suit of clothes from an Idaho department store. A misdemeanor charge was filed against Anton Montez who was arrested with Gomez.
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Frank Stephan
Joe Gomez
Idaho
Antone Montez
Gomez
Boy Ralph Hoppe Captured Near Rogerson Basin
Ralph Hoppe, missing for several days, was found Sunday in the basin near Rogerson. He was brought to Twin Falls yesterday.
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Ralph Hoppe
Ome
Rogerson
Twin Falls
Court term adjourned after rupert disruptions
Judge Babcock has adjourned the court term that was to convene yesterday until May 24. The adjournment was caused by a heavy term at Rupert, delaying court proceedings and scheduling.
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Babcock
Rupert
Rabbis Urge Wilson to Help Save Jewish People
By the Associated Press in New York a May resolution urges President Wilson to aid in preventing further crimes against Jewish people in Crimea. The plea calls for humanitarian action and international protection amid rising tensions and violence targeting Jewish communities.
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Wilson
Associated Press
New York
Crimea
Women Design Best War Memorials Proposal by Mme Serrao at Cleveland
Cleveland artist Mme Luella Nurdes Serrao, renowned internationally, argues women artists should design war memorials. She cites past Civil War monuments as tombstone style and calls for municipal leaders to elevate female architects and sculptors in memorial projects.
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Cleveland
Ameri
Mme
Luella Nurdes Serrao
Mme. Serrao
American Commission of Fine Arts
Pren Moore Arrives for Month with County Poultry Clubs
Poultry husbandman Pren Moore arrives to lead a month of visits with county poultry raisers. He will meet the boys and girls clubs, hold an evening meeting at Murtaugh on Wednesday, then visit Filer, Buhl, Mountain View, and other yards with club members through the week.
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Pren Moore
Du Roc Jersey Swine Prize Competition Discussed
Co O Markel, secretary of Twin Falls County Fair association, asks Miss Hannah Spence about the number of pure-bred Dur roc Jersey swine owned by county Boys and Girls Clubs members. He notes the National breed association will offer prizes at the fair and that prizes may be arranged if at least ten entries are entered. Spence confirms there are at least ten members raising the stock and would enter if prizes are available.
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Co. O. Markel
Twin Falls County Fair Association
Hannah Spence
Spence
Youngsters Build Barrows and Benches for Farm Bureau
Members of the high school manual training classes have added wheel barrows and wash benches to the articles being made for members of the farm bureau. The classes have already disposed of a large number of the articles made by them. The boys are now specializing in trap-nests.
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Farm Bureau
Farm bureau aid sought by Buhl and Filer residents
Among those calling on the farm bureau yesterday for aid in securing farm help were C. B. Shaff of Buhl, Henry Colmeyer of Buhl and W. B. Stout of Filer.
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Farm Bureau
C. B. Shaff
Buhl
Henry Colmeyer
W. 8. Stout
Filer
Farm labor shortage looms anew in Twin Falls area
County Agent Bohrer warned that despite more workers arriving from outside points, the Twin Falls section may again face a farm labor shortage. Demand has recently equaled or exceeded supply, and wages paid to farm laborers exceed Bureau recommendations.
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Twin Falls
Bohrer
Farm Bureau
Salmon tract water supply to be ample this year says Porterfield
Water master J C Porterfield reports the Salmon dam will have ample supply next year. Although the current runoff is seven feet lower than last year, improvements are rapidly increasing storage and Porterfield anticipates the runoff by month end will exceed last year’s level.
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Salmon Tract
J. C. Porterfield
Salmon Dam
Porterfield
Ford Story From France Becomes War Pride for Boys
A battered Ford from France becomes a cherished war tale as boys recount its journey and effort. They praise the car like Joan of Arc, noting its role in carrying water when thirst and fatigue struck.
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France
Joan’ of Arc
Frock for Many Uses Adapts to Semi Formal Summer Events
A blue satin and georgette crepe bloused gown in terra cotta embroidered motifs offers a versatile frock for summer semi formal days and evenings. A terra cotta feathered hat completes the stylish ensemble.
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Alstingstion
Wages for Stacking Crew Set at 60 to 70 Cents Hour
Workers described as drivers of headers and binders will be paid 70 cents per hour for team work and 60 cents per hour for stackers, outlining wage rates in the operation.
Sidney men organize to fight prohibitionists in Nova Scotia
A Sidney group forms to counter the growing prohibition movement in New South Wales. The plan targets liquor traffic evils through reducing alcoholic content, canceling licenses of unscrupulous proprietors, and removing undesirable hotels rather than an outright ban.
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Sidney
Associated Press
N.S. W
Prohibition Party
New South Wales
Haner
Haners
Battle War Advertisements Spur Reading About Ford Tale
Excerpts urge readers to turn to the advertisement page for a Ford story told by service members. The narrative praises the Mar ine corps feat and the wartime display, highlighting food supply and ammunition crises that supported Marine successes. It frames the piece as one of the war’s best stories.
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W&j
Harvest wage scale set for Kansas growers
Wheat growers from thirty five western counties adopted a harvest wage schedule in Hutchinson Kansas on May 6. The plan pays 60 cents an hour for a ten hour day with overtime pay. The rate covers shockers bargemen pitchers and helpers.
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Hutchinson
Kans
Western Counties
Portugal Revolution Fails as Loyal Army Quashes Attempt
Washington reports an unsuccessful uprising in Portugal with two infantry regiments joining to restore the monarchy. The rest of the army remained loyal and the revolt was quickly suppressed.
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Washington
Portugal
Property Sale Alert Involving Mrs Bila Ault
Mrs Bila Ault arrives from California to oversee the sale of her property. The event centers on facilitating the transaction and arranging details at the site for the forthcoming sale.
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Bila Ault
California
Bowen to Make Twin Falls Home in Utah Man’s Visit
Ralph Bowen of Spanish Fort Utah arrived in Twin Falls on Sunday and stated his intent to establish his future home there.
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Ralph ‘Bowen
Spanish Fort
Utah
Twin Falls
Returns From Camp Lewis Bring Home John Day
John Day returns from Camp Lewis after several months away and has arrived home with twin Falla yesterday.
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Camp Lewis
John Day
Falla
Twin Falls Visit Ends for Gooding Resident Hugh Cagle
Hugh Cagle of Gooding, who had been visiting Twin Falls over the weekend, returned to his home in Gooding yesterday.
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Rns
the Gooding
Hugh Cagle
Twin Falls
Gooding
Sparger of the Majeatic Returns from Missouri
Roy Sparger returned yesterday from Missouri where he had been summoned by the death of his father.
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Roy ‘Sparger
The
Majeatic
Missouri
Caldwell Family Plans Missouri Vacation Visit
A. B. Caldwell, wife and daughter depart tomorrow for Missouri for a vacation, with plans to tour various points in the state.
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A. ‘B. Caldwell
Missouri
Residents Here Visit From Filer
Mr and Mrs F J Klass of Filer were here during the weekend visiting local friends and enjoying the town.
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Filer
F J Klass
Ruth Wright Visits In Idaho Falls After Twin Falls Stay
Miss Ruth Wright, previously in Twin Falls, is visiting Idaho Falls for a short period. Her whereabouts and travel plans are noted in local society items.
Misses Cox Leave Seattle for Idaho Falls Visit
Doris Cox and Beatrice Cox depart Seattle to spend several days with friends in Idaho Falls before returning home.
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Ing
Doris
Beatrice Cox
Idaho Falls
Seattle
Dunn Returns From Salt Lake City on Business
J. Dunn arrived back Sunday after a several day stay in Salt Lake City for business engagements. May indicate ongoing work or meetings with local firms during the trip.
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J. Dunn
Salt Lake City
Mrs Ostrander Heads to Chicago and Wellesley
Mrs. E. J. Ostrander leaves the city for Chicago where she will meet Miss Beatrice who has worked at the Y M C A for months. From there they travel to Wellesley college for commencement week.
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E. J. Ostrander
Chicago
Beatrice
Wellesley College
Mr and Mrs Schaft Visit Twin Falls on Business Trip
Mr and Mrs Schaft of Buhl traveled to Twin Falls yesterday for a brief business trip. They were seen in the city conducting routine meetings and returning the same day.
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Mrs. Schaft
Buhl
Twin Falls
Cooper begins motor trip to California to meet Mrs Cooper
Cooper started last Sunday on a journey by car toward California to reunite with Mrs. Cooper, who separated from him weeks earlier and went to Los Angeles.
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T. Cooper
California
Mrs. Cooper
Los Angeles
Out of Town Visitors Visit Local Hosts
Among the out of town visitors last week end were Mrs. Rogers, Miss Rinehart, Miss Carrie Rawson and Miss Wheeler of Jerome.
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Mrs. Rogers
Rinehart
Carrie Rawson
Miss Wheeler
Jerome
Mrs Nellie Nye and Daughters Return from Boise
Mrs Nellie Nye and her daughters Helen and Louise, along with Gale Hiken berry, returned yesterday from Boise, signaling a family reunion and travel update.
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Nellie Nye
Helen and
Louise
Gale Hikenberry
Boise
Sid Hosts Visitors From Faspete Visit
A group from Faspete SY SRR has been touring Sid over the past several days, continuing their outreach and meetings with local officials and residents. The stay includes discussions on exchanges, trade, and cultural ties.
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Sid
Peavey Heads West for Short San Francisco Trip
Arthur Peavey left for a brief illness trip to San Francisco. He plans a quiet sojourn to recover, with medical staff to monitor his condition and arrange follow up upon return.
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San Francisco
Arthur Peavey
House guest of daughter returns home Sunday
Mrs. R M Turner of Ontario has been visiting her daughter Mrs. Ber Turner and returned to her home Sunday. George Pheifer and Lawrence Kill of Filer were in Twin Falls during the week-end.
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R M Turner
Ontari x Gon
Ber
George Pheifer
Lawrence Kill
Filer
Twin Falls
Hollister Visitor Shops Here
Miss Nina Hazard of Hollister was in Twin Falls yesterday shopping.
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Hollister
Nina Hazard
Twin Falls
Miss Jennie Dudley Tops Shopping Tour in Twin Falls
Hollister resident Miss Jennie Dudley was seen in Twin Falls on Monday during a shopping tour.
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Jennie Dudley
Hollister
Twin Falls
Hollister Woman Visits Daughter in Twin Falls
Mrs. Gulfoil of Hollister spent yesterday in Twin Falls visiting her daughter Mrs. Banan at the Perrine hotel.
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Gulfoil of
Hollister
Twin Falls
Banan
Perrine Hotel
Mrs Goodsped's Shopping Trip Reaches Twin Falls
Mrs Goodsped of Buhl arrived in Twin Falls yesterday on a short shopping trip.
Mrs O A Nelson Visits Buhl On Sunday
Mrs. O A Nelson of Twin Falls spent Sunday in Buhl with friends as Chronicle Want Ads promise results for readers seeking services and opportunities in the area.
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Buhl
O. A. Nelson
Twin Falls
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Shamrock Club
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Phoebe Bowen
Sicharming
Ruthright
Gladys Smith
Lunetta Smith
Sidney Hooper
Esther Campbell
Joe Arnold
Fritz Arnold
Ellsworth Armour
Roy Smith
Ralph Bowen
de Grande Jones
W. C. Nuzum
Anna ‘Hawkins
John Cochran
Win Falls
Salmon Social Club
John Thietten
Business Womans’ Association
Blue Lakes
Scnic
June Morgan
Morgan
Cloe DeWitt
Audry Baker
Crete Brown
Ela Drakend
Helen Terhune
Boise Payette Lumber Co
Court News
Briggs
Mex
Hoppe Boy
Madam Wuella Serroa
Betty Brown
Salt Lake
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Twin Falls, Idaho
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