Land Lease Plans Secure Discussion Week
Secretary Donald McLeay and his wife attended a Dubois field day and stockmen meeting at the U S experiment station. About 200 stockmen heard demonstrations on handling product and turning sheep to native pastures. Resolutions urged government control of public domain with forest service involvement and lease systems under western boards of appeals. Next week a Soda Springs meeting with Secretary Jardine is planned. Attendees included Clyde Bacon, R T McNamara, and Miss Aves Rudolph.
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Donald McLeay
Tus
Dubois
U. S
Forest Service
Court of Appeals
Wis
Bureau
Publica
Mackey Eeting
Mackey
Les Dulingham
Democratic State Committee
Publc
Forest Service Ag Nodiw
Congress
R. T. McNamara
Buhl
Aves Rudolph
Twin Falls
Reception Plan Busy for G. A. R. Visitors
Committees coordinate entertainments for the G. A. R. and affiliated groups on June 10. Ladies at the Methodist church handle dinners and lunches with meals scheduled for Wednesday through Friday. A Legion auxiliary committee seeks suitable rooms for visitors and canvasses for funds to support the event.
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AML
Methodist Church
Legion Guittary
Mosdames
Krenech
R. P. Parry
DeLong
Canvays
Stile Works Day and Night in Twin Falls
In Twin Falls during the drought era a still operates openly by Willard battery dealer Mr. Kid Waite at the Electric Service Station. Police know of the activity but have not made arrests, citing the still as necessary for distilling water and electrolyte for batteries. The Times urges readers to inspect the operation or obtain the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Volstead
Twin Falls
Willard
Kid’ Waite
Jacal Willard
Masons Hold District Meeting at Buhl Idaho
Special to The Times reports 160 delegates attended the fifth district Masons meeting in Buhl Idaho with A W McCallum welcoming attendees. Grand Master Knox of Emmett gave the evening address, G D Boring presided, and the Buhl lodge demonstrated the master Mason degree. A banquet at 6:40 PM featured a musical program arranged by Dr H T Rice. lodges represented included Albion KahIl Burley Filer Hollister Rupert and Twin Falls.
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BULL
Jima
Fudgen
Fifth
Idaho
A. W. McCallum
Viiters
Knox
Emmett
G. D. Boring
Buhl
Library Book Additions and Circulation Report
Historical and descriptive works join local shelves with titles like Letters of Long Ago and The Nomince of the Sawtooths. The volume list notes additions, discarded books, donations, and a rise in average daily circulation despite winter closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Just
Agal Alla
Irene Welch Grissom
Rose Queen Twin Falls Read Times Want Ads
Read Times Want Ads invite community cooperation as the Rose Queen Twin Falls pageant seeks support and participation from residents to grow the event and its coverage.
Twin Falls Anti-Shock Truck Drivings Upgrade
Demand for patent rights for a truck shock absorber base by A J Lockwitz and G H Sel, manufactured by Gem Shock Absorber Co. The design reduces pitch and rebound, lengthening spring life and protecting tires. It improves ride with easier operation, adapted for balloon trips, first produced at Self shop then Deere Co. at Moline, TN.
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Ford
A. J. Lockwitz
G. H. Sel
Gem
Tts
Self Machine Shop
The
Deere Company
Moline
Dunning System Is Demonstrated to a Pleased Audience
Miss Grace Bryant’s pupils at the Presbyterian church presented a piano recital last evening and Thursday evening. The program featured trios, solos, and demonstrations in major minor triads, cadences, and modulations with works by Mozart and student compositions. The audience applauded the pupils and critics praised the rare technique displayed by the performers including Marion Francis Dwight Esther Shotwell Marylen Brown and many others.
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Grace Bryant
Presbyterian Chorch
Marion Francis Dwight
Esther Shotwell
Marylen Brown
In. Rythema
James.Iser
Lotswell
Virginia Smith
Lloyd Davies
Eldon Patrick
Loyen Irwin
Marx Joslyn
Anudrey Cress
Alice Ann Leslie
Frances Hazel
Po Seth McCoy
Janette Groome
Josephine Bulles
Hubert Peck
Mozart
Homer Youngs
Marion Prances Dwight
Loren Irwin
Lloyd Davis
Lloyd Devis
Juliet Mua
Mary Ellen Brown
Mildred Ronk
Grace Ratcliffe
Josephine T Bulles
Louise Atin
Personal notices from readers include travels and visits
A string of short items notes Avs. T. A. Wteed planning a visit to Spokane to see her son Ernest in the Davenport hotel orchestra. Mrs. Label Thidges returns to California after visiting her parents J. W. Richens. Mrs. Florence M. Brown leaves tomorrow for Oregon and Washington to visit her daughter Mira. Fred Rudolph and Mrs. Ernest Musgrave of Portland visit her parents Vy. R. Morgan.
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Avs
T. A
Spokane Tolsee
Ernest
Davenport
Orelestra
Label Thidges
California
J. W. Richens
Florence M. Brown
Oregon
Washington
Purita
Mira
Fred Rudolph
Nrenest Musgrave
Portland
Vishing
Vy. R. Morgan
Seeks Flag Day program marks 150th anniversary
The Grand Exalted Ruler John G. Price calls for a special Flag Day observance and tribute to the patriots of Joexington Concord and Bunker THM as the United States marks 150 years since the start of the American Revolution. Senator O. P. Duvall hosts, A Wilton Peck chairs, with plans for solos, a male quartet, a ladies sextette, and speakers Shad L. Hodgin Mayor B. Ashton K. Parry. Ritualistic service to be held.
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John G. Price
B. P. OB
O. P. Duvall
Mr. Price
Joexington
Comcord
Bunker Thm
United States of America
A. Wilton Peck
Mesdames T
FL Woolf
Kirk Boott
W. H. ‘Dwight
W. Zenas Smith
FF. Bracken
Atleen Taylor
D. J. Alexander
Peek
Grange Meeting Announced For Filer Wednesday
W. W. Deal state master of the Grange will be present Wednesday evening next week at Rural high school to organize a local Grange unit. George R. Johnson and G. B. Creen announce the event, with J. W. Robertson acting lecturer. A charter has been applied for and residents are urged to attend to hear purposes and join the effort. Deal plans further installations at Murthugh and in the western district.
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W. W. Deal
The
Grange
George R. Johnson
G. B.creen
J. W. Robertson
Deal
C. J. Deal
Filer Methodist Church
Meridian
Murthugh
Maroa
G. Jenninfig
Manter
Campfire Girls Head to Labrador Camping Trip
The Campfire girls under Mrs F Douglas Hawley and Miss Jane Maxwell depart Sunday for a scout cabin camp. Scout Executive FL Douglas Hawley reports tents, sewer and water systems ready. They return tomorrow. The Grand waterfall in Labrador is 200 feet high.
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F. Douglas Hawley
Jane Maxwell
Douglas Hawley
Labrador
Returns from Utah U Miss June Morgan and others
University of Utah reports several alumni and staff returning from travels and operations. Miss June Morgan and Miss Tia Parkes recover from surgeries, with Norman Alvord also recuperating. Mary Louise Bailey Imogene Craven Ruth Younga Walton Swim and Aileen Booth Clara Kail also mentioned in travels and visits. Local vandalism damages Mrs Hall’s garden. Jarmon near Salt Lake City for vacation. Viola Lowe to California for three weeks with family.
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Ruth Younga
Walton Swim
Moscow
Swim
Aileen Booth
Clara Kail
Elissa
Ldlves
California
Viola Lowe
Charlotta Pond
C. H Lowe
Marguerite
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Yellow Paper Benefits for Reading and Writing
The article argues yellow writing paper reduces eye fatigue compared to white or green surfaces. It notes yellow is easier to read in daylight and under artificial light, with black ink delivering clear contrast. Mathematicians and writers favor yellow paper for long calculations and manuscripts due to readability and low cost.
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Imogene Craven
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Th State
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Stephan & North
Mountain Home
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R. H. Hall
Aves Nueast
Hull
Jarmon
Zion
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Moon’s Paint Shop
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