Burley Praised by Legion and Auxiliary in Hurley
Enthusiastic turnout over 200 members from nine posts attended the fifth district meeting in Hurley. District auxiliary formed with seven units represented. officers elected: Mrs. Williams Delweller president Hazelton, Mrs. Fargo vice president, Mrs. Earl Munyon secretary treasurer. Mayor Johnson presented city keys. next meeting in Filer in September.
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American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Twin Falls
Fifth District
Hurley
Repien
Driscoll
Utah
Takho
Crabtree
Albert Maida Ai
Johnson
Aad
Williams Delweller
Hazelton
Fargo
Burley
Veto
Earl Munyon
Durley
Filer
Australian Woman Seeks Information on Patrick Hall in Idaho
A letter from Royelle of Sydney asks an American to send a local newspaper and share information about Patrick H. Hall, a carpenter or contractor in Twin Falls who also lives in Rupert, Idaho. The Times reports no Patrick IL Hall in its city or county.
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Royelle
Sydney
New South Wales
Patrick H. Hall
Twin Falls
Rupert
Idaho
Ligzio J. Hall
Times
Patrick IL Halil
Pigeons as Telephones In Isolated Colorado Canyon
In Grand Canyon region of Colorado a pair of homing pigeons serves as the only feasible communication method for emergencies where no telephone or telegraph service exists. The system covers the isolated parts of the national park and aids outgoing tourist traffic.
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National Park
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Umit
Victims Recovering After Highway Accident Near Kimberly
Reports indicate all victims of the ante accident on the highway beyond Kimberly will likely recover fully. Harold Minnerly is recovering steadily at the hospital and should heal unless complications arise. James Winterhalter’s hand injury is believed less severe than feared. Other victims are improving.
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Kimberly
Harold Minnerly
James Winterhalter
Weiser Weavery and Pomo College News Briefs
Mrs F J Hack returns to Weiser after WoO CL convention visit with Mrs W E Dygert. Helen and Lilian Lind return from Pomona College. Lillian elected vice president of a local club. Castleford irrigation project advances with long wooden pipe laid for alfalfa, Arthur Swin notes. Miss Gladys Noggle begins county superintendent duties during absence. State meeting notes include Miss Uladys Noggle and Edith Williams. disputes over misreported signers cleared as case dismissed. Chiefs Charles Slack and Frank Baker attend state Knights of Pythias meet. Eldred and Conte travel to Pythian Sisters event. Tecalilla delegation to state capital. Bank of Kimber suit settled amicably. tax deed issue clarified with trusteeship plan.
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Pomona
Helen
Lilian Lind
Pomo College
Hom
Thi Cuppa Sigma
Lillian Aa
Renter Clas
Charles Slack
Rank Baker
Mering
Knighis of Pythias
Boise
Abs. Damés
H. Eldred
Alberto Conte
Pythian Sisters
Tecalillca
Baptism and Sermon on Rain at Church of Holy Ghost Here
Last Sunday a sizable crowd gathered along Perrine coulee east of Twin Falls on Elizabeth boulevard as Rev. Wiltzgerald baptized six people in the name of Jesus. Evangelist Stallones preached a rain inspired sermon from The Bible, twelve answered the invitation, and many left rejoicing. A note invites continued attendance at the Dishee building with a sales item and shoe offerings appended.
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Church of Holy Ghost
Perrine Coulee
Twin Falls
Elizabeth Boulvard
Wiltzgerald
Jesus
Sallion
Stallones
Pentecostal Mission
Praar
Dishee Building
Realtors at Lunghion Get Organization
Twenty two Twin Falls realtors attended the junction for permanent organization at Toons cate al naan toe day. The temporary organizing committee included Charles B. Phon, Stuart Taylor, and W. Q. Taylor as secretary. A seven member committee was appointed to work out the details and the following members united: George D. Aiken, T. J. Woods, Reese McWilliams, J. W. Laubenheim, Arthur K. Swiin, Clair, and H. B. Jolson. The world used 6,232,000 bales of American cotton in the last six months of 1924.
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Twin Falls
Toons Cate al Naan
Charles BH
Public Demands More Utility in Motor Cars Today
Public demand grows for practical cars offering comfort and year round use. Dur ant Motors, Inc, introduces the Star roupster featuring low initial and operating costs, permanent top, glass windows, rear vision, and ample interior space with durable upholstery.
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Transportati Voistrede
Ile
Durant Motors, Inc
Lh. TH. Rendahl
Rendahl-Wright
Star million dollar motor auto offered at 625 dollars
The radiator shell is nickeled and the body is matured with the celebrated Star million dollar motor built on the standard Star chassis. Price, 625 dollars f o b factory, marks it as the lowest priced seated closed automobile in the thirddyt low priced field. It promises power year round utility reliability and low operating cost.
Woman buys derelict church at public auction
A church long unused has been purchased by a local woman who plans to convert it into a residence. She obtained possession at a public auction and will begin renovations.
Candid Courage in Latitudes by Edwin Muir
A brief fragment notes the courage required to tell an unpopular truth from Latitudes by Edwin Muir. Times Want Ads gets results as a closing line.
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Edwin Muir
Idaho court upholds auto transportation law enforcing liability rules
Boise June 18 Judge Dana Brinck rules to uphold the auto transportation law's liability and bonding provisions and allows immediate enforcement by the department of law enforcement. Ten days granted for stage companies to apply for permits to operate, with five percent tax on earnings and required bonds or insurance for personal injury and property damage.
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Boise
Idaho
Dana HK. Brnneck
Third Judicial District of
Department of Law Enforcement
F. A. Jeter
Morrie Smallwood
Emmett
Routo
United States
Brinek
Brinck
Jeter
Nuhilc
Youngest New York first degree murder defendant on trial
Dorothy Perkins, the youngest girl tried on a first degree murder charge in New York, awaits a verdict after Judge McTa Ayre adjourned the case to 11:30 a.m. tomorrow. Both sides rested and a decision was expected tonight. Ad ends with a shoe sale notice in the ad column.
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New York
Dorothy Perkins
New York State
McTa- Ayre
Or Rent and Situation Wanted Classified Snippet
An unincumbered middle aged lady seeks house work of any kind while two furnished rooms with sleeping space are offered for rent at 458 6th Avenue East. The ad also directs writing or calling at 1116 Blue Lakes Blvd Twin Falls.
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6Th Avenue East
Blue Lakes Blvd
Twin Falls
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