Prohibition Worker Pussyfoot Johnson to Visit Twin Falls
National prohibition worker Pussyfoot Johnson, arriving Sunday morning by air from Granger Wyoming, will stop in Twin Falls though not on his original 100000 population city plan. He will travel to Shoshone by train, with H Sy Kingsbury coordinating the visit. The meeting place remains to be secured and plans aim to keep the program moving without delay.
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Pussyfoot
Johnson
Twin Falls
Granger
Wyo
Shoshone
H. Sy Kingsbury
Kingsbury
Out of town business men visit Twin Falls area
George Simond of Kimberly and W. R. Linsiay of Buhl traveled to Twin Falls yesterday and spent the day on business. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Steelsmith and daughter of Hansen joined a brief Twin Falls visit in the afternoon. Misses Mildred Jenkins Hazel Quigley Elsie Miller and Mr. and Mrs.
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George Simond
Kimberly
Twin Falls
W. R. Linsiay
Buhl
Twin Falla
G. F. Steelsmith
Hansen
Mildred Jenkins
Hazel Quigley
Elsie Miller
Hatt c ‘J. Miller
Castleford
Twin ‘Falls
Herman Gatlin
Jarbidge
J. M. Chambers
George Sprague
Boise
Hyd. Weaver
Filer
T. Sandemeyer
George Manning
M. Sellers
Pocatello
Lenor Matthews
Burley
D. F. Sudduth
King Hill
Paul Soule
Lois
Keith Winser
J. A. Beem
Estelle Ricketts
Jerome
F. Kalland
QO. H. Griffin
Ir. Clogs
Hollister
Idaho Falls
I. IR. Rumsey
Eden
Roxie Gillate
A. K B. Seeley
Hazelton
Lee of
Murtaugh
I. J. McIntosh
McIntosh
B.D. Ryan
Miss Rose
Arthur Anderson
Twin Alls
Wilber Bolton
Bolton
C. I. Pickett
Miss Kunkel
Amsterdam
Howard Noh
Mildred Barnes
Shoshone
Spert
Bred Witt
Hot Springs
I. Miller
Wendell
The Trail of the Arrow Ends Today at Devil's Punch Bowl
Neil Shipman asserts no competent women drivers and backs it with a thousand wager that a woman cannot complete the perilous drive to the Devil's Punch Bowl by five this afternoon. The thrilling journey is shown in The Trail of the Arrow for the last time.
Friday and Saturday Charles Ray in The Egg Crate Wallop
Charles Ray stars in The Egg Crate Wallop showing Friday and Saturday, offering a lively stage comedy set in a quirky world. Local theater audiences anticipate a brisk, humorous performance with solid character work.
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Charles Ray
Twin Falls Sees Crowd of Out of Town Visitors
A stream of visitors arrived and departed Twin Falls yesterday with many stopping for shopping and brief business. Notables include J Miller of Castleford, J Chambers of Jarbidge, and Mr. Mrs. Sprague of Boise heading home after brief sojourns.
Missoula Engineer to Inspect State Highway
Assistant Engineer Kittridge of Missoula Montana will arrive in Twin Falls today to inspect state highways with Engineer W L Johnson of the Twin Falls district. They will review project 23 from Curry to Murtaugh and project 24 the Viler highway.
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Kittridge
Missoula
Mont
Twin Falls
W. L. Johnson
Curry
Murtaugh
Viler
Marriage Licenses Issued In Ont County Court
Two couples received marriage licenses at the county recorder's office. Helmat A. Finly and Miss Irane L. Goss of Kimberly wed in court, and Parley KE Har mon and Madge Thurman of Buhl also tied the knot. The latter ceremony was officiated by Probate Court Judge O. P. Duvall.
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County Recorder's Office
Helmat
Railroads Seen Safe Under Private Ownership If Law Used Right
Daniel Willard, president of the Baltimore & Ohio, told the National Association of Manufacturers that private ownership can continue if the new railroad law is applied properly and managers satisfy public transportation needs. He urged cooperation among agencies, warned government ownership as a last resort, and called for rate adjustments to cover war costs. He believed conflicts would lessen as laws correct regulation and unions accept fair terms, with Congress stepping in only if strikes persist.
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New York
United States
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Iri
National Association “of Manufacturers
Willard
Council of National Defense
Congress
Poultry Price Record at Independent Market Twin Falls
Highest cash price paid for poultry reported at Independent Market in Twin Falls on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Prices noted for fresh whole poultry and at least one grade level or weight category. Local buyers and sellers tracked daily market rates.
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Poultry
Twin Falls
Sat
Idaho Power's 7 percent preferred stock offer headline
The Idaho Power Company promotes a 7 percent cumulative preferred stock at $100 per share with a ten month payment plan of $10 per share. The copy touts the company as a central driver of Idaho's development, noting service across 60 plus communities in Idaho and Oregon, 31,000 customers, and 48,650 horsepower of water power, emphasizing reliance on water resources rather than coal. Investors are urged to mail the coupon for more information.
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Idaho Power Company
Idaho
Oregon
Jackson Lake reservoir gain reported in Moran Wyoming
Report from Moran Wyoming notes Jackson Lake reservoir storage in acre feet for the week ending May 8 1930. Data compares to the same week a year earlier with precipitation and runoff figures included. The outlet conditions at Moran indicate changes in storage and inflow over the period.
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Moran
Wyo
Jackson Lake
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William
Farnum
Neil Shipman
William Fom
West
Surance
The
Chronicle
Water Power
Reeservoir
Idaho! Power Company
Boise, Idaho
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