Meat Inspector Submits Report On Twin Falls Slaughterhouses
The city meat inspector reported to the city council that slaughterhouses in Twin Falls show deplorable conditions. Of 269 hogs killed last month, 139 were partially infected with tuberculosis, and 11 cattle were contaminated. Infected animals were not condemned entirely. diseased portions were removed. Slaughter figures include stags two, bulls eleven, steers twenty seven, cows one hundred twenty four, large calves twenty four, heifers fifty one, calves sixty one, bucks twenty, sheep one hundred seventeen, boars and pigs two hundred sixty four. Expenditures and contractor notes show co operation shortfalls and issues with container handling. One contractor cited a death in the family and turnover to a successor who failed to perform.
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Twin Falls
W. A. Minnick
Whitman Eyes $5 Million Ore Find at Kimmel Mine
Mark Whitman inspects the old Kimmel mine near Gilmore Oregon and estimates about $5,000,000 in ore now opened. He has engaged to take the mine. The property, once failed over capital issues, shows about 1300 feet of workings already put in. Phil and Sam Egbert and Twin Falls interests are involved in the negotiations to purchase.
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Mark Whitin
Lead
Oregon
Gilmore
Whitman
Omining
omAer
Iflis
Phil
Sam Egbert
Oowne
Peage Prevails Through Haiti Amid Marine Report
Washington reports Major General John A. Lejeune declares peace and tranquility in Haiti after Marines suppress banditry. He notes kindness by troops is enforced and that banditry remains only partially stamped out. Secretary Daniels releases the report amid questions about wartime actions in Haiti. Local leaders from Twin Falls, Filer, and nearby towns commend the club and urge better efforts next year.
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Washington
Haiti
John A. Lejeune
Marine Corps
Daniels
John H. Russell
Lejeune
Harding
United States
D. FF. Clark
Bryant
Twin Falls L
County Clubs Shine at State Fair in Boise
Twin Falls county clubs earned many prizes at the State Fair in Boise. The Twin Falls sewing team won state in the scarring event, with others placing high. Boy participants Milo Davis John Owens and Whi Sivers earned honors in corn, pig, and wheat judging, while county groups contributed strong showings in sewing and linen work and a banquet honored leaders and exhibitors.
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Idaho
Bates
T. D. Smith
Darighi Ethel
Twin
George Potter
Kimberley
Boise
S Canning
Agnes Shubert
Zola
Irene Bowlsby
Twin Falls
Estelle Stoddard
Henrietta Smith
Filer
Dorothy Ripley
Edgarina Chandler
Elizabeth Bickley
Maec Beeman
Milo Davis
John Owens
Twin Walls
Murtagh Atl
Milo
Davis
Sivers
Jno
Owens
Reductions in Price of Wheat Continue
Chicago markets saw wheat and corn fall 4 to 6 cents per bushel with oats barley and rye also slipping modestly. Minneapolis announced flour price cuts to 10.90 11 per barrel stirring further declines in hog futures as December wheat closed at 89 1 2 and corn at 43 8, with October futures volatile on the day.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Italy and Jugoslavs to Open Adriatic Talks in Switzerland
Berne reports that Italy and Jugoslavia will start direct negotiations in Switzerland soon aimed at a definite Adriatic question solution. The discussions follow the Oct 4 dispatch from Berne.
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Berne
Switzerland
Italy
Jugo-Slav
Autoist Killed by Train in Lincoln
Lincoln investigators report Mr and Mrs Michael Kelly of Lincoln were instantly killed when their auto was struck by a moving train near the city on October 4. Police said the couple, unnamed in initial reports, were occupants of the vehicle and perished at the scene. The accident prompted an extensive inquiry and the rail line was blocked for hours as crews cleared the wreck.
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Lincoln, Neb
Michael Kelly
Lincoln
Burlington
Greenwood
Kelly
Izgerald
Boxing Roundup and Train Collision Report
A fragment records a Burlington train collision near Greenwood and notes a boxing bout where a champion dominates Frankie Britt of Newhedford. Referee Mulligan halted the fight in the fifth. ten rounds were planned. Leonard defeats Brit in Hartford with quick results reported by Want Ads.
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Frankie Britt
Newhedford
Mass
Mulligan
New England
Leonard
Hartford
Conn
Benny
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Jorge Nwuber
Wiitman
First National Bank
Twin Falls, Idaho
Federal Reserve System
F. F. Johnson
W. H. Eldridge
J. M. Maxwell
W. E. Nixon
H. L. Maxwell
A. Dorman Johnson
Texas Co
Sinclair
Tide Water
Pure Oil
Freedom Oil
Enalgn Oil
Peage
Jonn
Orpheum Theater
Mae Murray
Princess Blue Feather
Scott and
Pearl
Lauretta Concert Company
THE
GEM Theater
Max Linder
Oda
the Shootin
Hoot. Gibson
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