London News: Airship R-80 Eyes Rio Flight and RAF Cadet College
London reports plan to take twenty passengers and light cargo from Barrow to Rio de Janeiro this fall aboard the R-80 airship. Regular four day service envisaged via Lisbon and Sierra Leone with berths booked at $5,000 each. The craft measures 635 feet, 1,250,000 cubic foot gas bag, speed 60 mph, top deck living quarters, observation car, and a middle passenger lift. Also announced is the February opening of a Royal Air Force Cadet College with 55 places for ages 17.5 to 19, two year course, competitive exams in November.
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London
Barrow-in Furness
Rio ‘de Janeiro
Leviathen
Lisbon
Sierra Leone
West Africa
Atlantic
Rio de Janeiro
Woodman Burbidge
England
Air Ministry
Royal Air Force
Canadian Pacific irrigated farms offer land at 50 an acre
Canadian offertory pitches irrigated farms near the Bow River valley about 100 miles southeast of Calgary and 120 miles from the U S line. They promise 20 year terms with 2 percent interest first two years and 6 percent thereafter, $5 per acre cash, no personal property tax, and Dominion water guarantees two acre feet. They claim climate and soils comparable to Southern Idaho and invite a week survey for $75. Idaho
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Bow River Valley
Calgary
U. S. Line
Twin Falls Visitors and Residents Travel for Business and Leisure
Local residents and visitors travel to Twin Falls for shopping and business. Mr and Mrs George Leopold moved to a new home on Ninth Avenue North. Lucile Houghtaling visits Utah relatives. Capt Crouch arrives from Payette on a brief health service trip. Mrs A M Scott of Kimberly shops in Twin Falls. Mrs Paul Reed of Hollister shops with friends. Blanche Hawerke of Buhl tours Twin Falls. Ralph Day returns from Tours France after a Marine Corps year. Edith Wilson of Hansen shops in Twin Falls. J H Mann of Boise conducts business. Mrs Lewis of Chicago visits Twin Falls after Boise and Payette trips. N I Jordan and mother of Castleford visit for business. John Morgan of Boise on a several day stay. W E Stowe of Kimberly drives in for business. Mrs Sol Hammal of Buhl visits friends. J K Bliss of Hagerman stays a few days. Mr and Mrs D E B Sullivan and family return to Twin Falls.
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George Leopold
Ninth Avenue
Lucile Houghtaling
Utah
Captain Crouch
United States Public Health Service
Payette
A. M. Scott
Kimberly
Twin Falls
Paul Reed
Hollister
Blanche Hawerke
Buhl
Ralph Day
R. J. Day
Tours
France
Marine Corps
Edith Wilson
Hansen
J. H. Mann
Boise
Mrs. Lewis
Chicago
Lewis
N. I. Jordon
Castleford
John Morgan
W. E. Stowe
Mr. Stowe
Sol Hammal
J. K. Bliss
Community Notes From Twin Falls and Nearby
The column lists residents visiting and traveling from Twin Falls Idaho to Long Beach Mackey Yankee Fork Columbus Ohio and Wales. It notes Thurston Pence in Twin Falls, G W Shrout and Henry Davis guests in Twin Falls, T Boyd attending a G A R convention, M G Ripley buying the Brown residence, a farewell musical at the Presbyterian church for Austin Thomas who will sail for Wales, Marie Brady leaving Filer for Boise and Holy Names academy, and a reception for George Simon of Tacoma taking charge of Young People's work with a local musical program.
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Thomas
Wales
Marie Brady
Filer
Boise
Holy Names Academy
Miss Brady
Curry
Brady
George Simon
Tacoma
Twin Falls
The Moral of Building Bank Confidence
When seeking credit, banks care about who you are as well as what you have. You cannot establish credit quickly. you must become known at your bank and build confidence by how you manage your account. Start by getting acquainted, then turn that into a friendship for lasting benefit. The bank offers complete services.
Breakfast in Honor of Miss Leslie Williams
A breakfast was given yesterday at 10 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Henry J. Wall to honor Miss Leslie Williams. Eighteen guests, old friends of Miss Williams, attended and at the close she received a handsome hand-painted pitcher. Attending were Miss Williams, Ostrander, Costello, Marie Roberts, Harriet Warner, Mesdames Tabor, Allen, Batley, Mrs. John Smith and guest Miss Weeks from Omaha, Granville, Haight, Shaw, Macauley, Betty Gardner, Winton, Peetk Jr., and Harry Alexander.
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Henry J. Wall
Leslie Williams
Eigh
Miss Williams
Misses Williams
Ostrander
Costello
Marie Roberts
Harriet Warner
Mesdames Tabor
Allen
Batley
John Smith
Miss Weeks
Omaha
Granville
Haight
Five Hundred Party Held By Mrs Shaw and Mrs Macauley
Mrs C B Shaw and Mrs Macauley entertained at Mrs Shaw's home for a five hundred party yesterday afternoon. Miss Alma Benoit won top honors while Miss Leslie Williams received a prized sherbert cup set as a gift during the event.
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C. B. Shaw
Macauley
Shaw
Alma Benoit
Leslie Williams
Miss Coates Weds C A Miller In Twin Falls
The home of Mrs J A Campbell hosted the wedding of Miss Mattie Coates and C A Miller yesterday afternoon. Rev W A Moore performed the double ring ceremony. The house was adorned with cut flowers. The couple are prominent in Twin Falls society and will honeymoon briefly before returning to make their home there.
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J. A. Campbell
Mattie Coates
C. A. Miller
W. A. Moore
Twin Falls
Ninth Avenue Club Meets at Wycoff Home
The Ninth Avenue club met at Mrs W C Wycoff’s home on Wednesday afternoon with twelve members attending. Members guessed authors of quotations during the afternoon and light refreshments were served at the close.
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Ninth Avenue Club
W. C. Wycoff
Reception to Be Given by The Christian Church
A reception is to be hosted by the Christian church following an upcoming event. Details on date time and location are not provided in the fragment.
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The
Christian Church
Morningside Club Meets After Meeting at Mrs McCormick’s
The Morningside club gathered at the home of Mrs Frank McCormick on Wednesday afternoon with nineteen members present. Discussions focused on plans for work in the coming year.
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Frank McCormick
Morningside Club
Habit forming drugs seized in New York by agents
Eight men were arrested and habit forming drugs valued at more than $100,000 were seized in New York by internal revenue agents. The operation was announced by authorities as part of a crackdown on illegal narcotics.
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New York
Associated Press
Internal Revenue
Raid of All-Time In District Nets Cash and Gang Ties
A historic raid described as the most important of its kind in the district nets $26,000 in cash on the prisoners. The detainees are said to belong to a gang with operations extending across the country.
Sugar shortage cannot be relieved at present
Washington dispatch reports sugar shortages across the country cannot be relieved soon. George A. Zabriskie, president of the United Sugar Equalization Board, told Senator Hitchcock that demand is enormous and far exceeds refiners capacity to supply.
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Associated Press
Washington
George A. Zabriskie
United Sugar Equalization Board
Hitchcock
Democrat
Nebraska
Mr. Zabriskie
Navy Visitors Learn From The Pacific Fleet
The Pacific fleet bulletin urges careful responses to civilian visitors aboard ships. It notes visitors along the west coast seek glimpses of life at sea and warns against misstatements about armament. The message emphasizes the Navy exists to protect the United States and that the public deserves accurate, reassuring information.
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Pacific
San
Mexico
New Mexico
United States
Government denies bread card plan in France report
Paris reports that the French government may reintroduce bread cards. The food ministry issued a denial stating no such intention exists, amidst rumors circulating in the days prior.
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Paris
Web
Havas
Food Ministry
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Canada
Idaho
Alberta
Brown Bros. Sheep CO
Vit
Twin Falls Bank & Trust Co
Member
Federal Reserve System
Miss Coates
Ederheimer-Stein
Ederheimer Stein
St: Pays
Big Fleet
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