Roseworth Water Co Incorporation Filed In Iowa Region
Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday by the Roseworth Water company with headquarters at Rose worth. Incorporators are P C Meredith Edwin Snowdaho and G F Rhumland of Des Moines Iowa. The new concern will take over the canals and laterals of the Idaho Fram Development company which has developed the Roseworth farm of 8 000 acres and which will be opened to the public in October under a Carey act drawing.
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Des Moihes
Iowa
Idaho Fram Development Company
Twin Falls Graduates and Residents Head to Colleges
Mrs Frank Purdy of Jerome underwent successful surgery at a local hospital Tuesday. L H Walden of Kimberly visited Twin Falls for business yesterday. Miss Helen Roberts departs for Moscow to enter the University of Idaho. Gilbert Schade leaves for Princeton New Jersey to attend Princeton College this year, a Twin Falls High School graduate from 1919. Dean Mickelwall will enter Oregon Agricultural College at Corvallis later this week. He is a Twin Falls High School alumnus and part of the younger set. Carl Brown leaves for Moscow to study at the University of Idaho for the coming year. Several former Twin Falls High School students also depart for college.
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Twin Falls
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Moscow
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Dean Mickelwall
Corvallis
Oregon Agricultural College
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Fd Babcock
Buhl
Labcock
Frank Kilbert
Rupert
California
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John J. Turner
J. F. Turner
Washington
Sam Gamble
Mountainview Club
Grace Roberts
McPherson
McPherson College
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Murtaugh
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J. M. Jenson
Clarence Elliot
Boise
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Gooding
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E. M. Sweeley
Eugene Hart
Michael Thomatz
FE. D. Utt
Eden
Twin Falls People on the Move for Idaho University
Local residents plan travel to Moscow and Boise for education and visits. Vaughn Price and Oscar Neuman head toward the University of Idaho while White Smith heads to Denver for enrollment. Numerous residents travel to Twin Falls for shopping, visits, or to see relatives, with several set to attend or rejoin the University of Idaho or other institutions.
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University of Idaho
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Oscar Neuman
White Smith
Denver
University of Denver
California Celebrates Admission to the Union
On the sixty ninth anniversary of statehood, Californians across the state marked the day with parades and civic ceremonies. In San Francisco native sons and daughters led events, while Orange County residents held combined welcome home celebrations for veterans returning from national service. Governor Stephens gave a commemorative address.
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Orange County
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Scuttled ships raised at Scapa Flow salvage update
German crews at Scapa Flow have salved one battleship two light cruisers and sixteen destroyers sunk when their fleet scuttled at the harbor.
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Great changes in Ottoman Empire noted by US interpreter
Sergeant Mike Dorizas, ex Penn wrestler and footballer, touring Turkey as interpreter for the American Mandate commission, reports vast postwar changes. In Constantinople the city seems dead amid allied warships and scarce goods, while Turkish women appear freer. From Damascus he says the commission workers are welcomed and strong American involvement is desired.
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Mike’ Dorizas
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Ivy
Ipood
France
Damascus
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America
Hempleman Sues Wolfe Over Note for $500
John Hempleman filed suit in district court to recover $500 from John H. Wolfe claiming the amount is overdue. The action names Wolfe as defendant and seeks judgment for the sum plus costs.
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John H. Wolfe
London inventor Tyers patents first roller skate in 1823
A London citizen named Tyers secured the first patent for a roller skate in 1823, marking the invention's formal recognition. The device used wheels aligned in a single row beneath a wooden platform, paving the way for future skating designs.
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Tyers
U M W A Convention Demands Higher Wages and 6-Hour Day
At the United Mine Workers convention in Cleveland acting leaders pushed for wage increases and shorter hours, insisting claims be pressed to a decision. Delegates over 2000 applauded strong stand against compulsory arbitration and warned against outside interference while anticipating a six hour workday within about two weeks as major issues unfold.
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Lewis
Street car fare in St. Louis set at 8 cents
Jefferson City Mo September 9 A street car fare of 8 cents in St Louis effective September 20 and to continue for six months is provided in an order issued tonight by the Missouri Public Service Commission.
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Missouri Public Service Commission
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