Twin Falls hosts Idaho Legion men in warm welcome
Idaho Legion members from across the state gathered in Burley praising hospitality in Cassia county. The piece notes rain delays, hopes for sunshine, and crops thriving as Twin Falls realtors plan to form a regional organization to unite West real estate dealers for cleaner, bigger efforts in southern Idaho.
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Burley
American Legion
Idaho
Twin Falls County
Cassia County
Twin Falls
West
Idaho court upholds motor bus liability insurance rule
The district court rules that Idaho’s new bus law requiring passenger liability insurance is principled and protective. It favors equitable treatment for travelers and urges careful enforcement to avoid harming tourism, noting tourists are valuable spenders and cities should balance protection with hospitable hospitality.
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Idaho
The Bureaucracy Mirage in Washington Summer
Washington readers face a sweltering off season as officials retreat abroad. Charles P. Stewart notes summer absences affect government work while assistants handle routine tasks and presidents avoid ceremonies. Hoover calls for reform to streamline hundreds of agencies and reduce waste, urging Congress to act next session.
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Charles P. Stewart
NEA
Ashington
Washington
Bar
Harbor
Newport
Atlande City
Tyck-Hone
Hoover
Congress
Besiides
Thowgyer
Night on Pine Stone canyon brings a strange bond
Nance, a lone rider, helps a frightened child and a savage collie in Blue Stone canyon. She feeds them, shares trust, and learns the boy's name Buckskin while the dog eyes the pair with wary loyalty. Brand lurks unseen as Nance promises to return with more food and safety.
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Nance
Tnt
Nuance
Bluestone Canyon
Collie Wong
Renbloe
Suidl
Nand
Xise
Lenuw
Brand
Xance
Diamond
Pine Stone Canyon
Turk
Lome
Pat
Sonny
Belen
Naneee
Blue Stone Canyon
Nurice Algon
Ordinance 404 Approving Improvement District 44 Assessments
City of Twin Falls Idaho confirms the assessment roll for Local Improvement District No. 44 detailing graveling costs for a street or avenue. The council heard objections on June 16 1925, found no protests, and levies a special tax on listed lots and tracts to cover the construction costs with owners named alongside each parcel.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Win Falls
Avenue Hi
Loext
Local Improvement District No 44 bonds approved
City council of Twin Falls Idaho passes on June 15 1925 an ordinance levying special assessments against multiple lots for graveling and street improvements. Assessments payable in one instalment with bonds issued up to one year maturity at 7 percent, collected as a separate tax. Money collected held in a dedicated fund for project costs.
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Robert H. Barnes
Ft. Vertsavees
United States
Tivin Falls
Idaho
Lear
Twin Falls
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