Borah to Speak at Filer Meet in Twin Falls County
The Twin Falls Grange invites merchants and farmers to a July 16 monster meeting at the Filer fair grounds with Senator William Borah and other speakers. The day includes forenoon and afternoon programs, music, games, and a baseball game, aiming for about 8000 attendees. The event strengthens county Grange ties, invites dairy and farmers groups, and plans reciprocal invitations for merchants.
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Breach of Promise Suit Filed Over Marriage Plan
Pearl Russell files a 20,000 suit against Henry J. Bunker alleging breach of promise after he proposed to marry her on July 4 1922 and later married another in 1925 The widow of C A Russell of Murtaugh is listed as the plaintiff and claims Bunker is worth about 30 000 but deeded property to a daughter to defeat her claim The case cites repeated protestations of love and a child born in September 1922 and cites Bunker as a newspaper notice item interwoven with unrelated editorial prose and moralizing.
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I. J. Dunlap
Minnerly Discharged From County General Hospital
Minnerly was discharged Wednesday afternoon from the county general hospital. The item also notes several community notices including a Twin Falls and Buhl picnic, a coma risk for Mrs J Fetheroff, and various local meetings and events such as a Credit Men's gathering and Shrine dance tickets. A weather update mentions temperatures near 95 degrees and rising.
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County General Hospital
Treasure Chest Found In Westminster Abbey
An iron bound chest discovered in Westminster Abbey reportedly held the body of a renowned English king, St. Edward, along with early English jewelry. The find is described as historically significant and tied to medieval relics and royal artifacts.
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Edward
Evolution Y Believes Today Is Better Than Yesterday
A quote attributed to George F. Hour expresses the belief that evolution favors progress with each day. It advocates a positive view of improvement over time and looks toward a better tomorrow.
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George F. Hour
Twin Falls Mammoth Berry Named After Local Grower
The Twin Falls Mammoth is chosen as the new name for Ed Vance’s large crimson strawberry developed from seedling Magic Gem stock. John L. Ault suggested the name from 80 contestants. prize was a crate of berries. The berry marks commercial progress for Vance after years of cultivation and trial.
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Twin Falls Boy on Princetonian Editorial Staff
John Stiles McMartin of Phoenix, Arizona, named to the Princeton Daily editorial board as part of the class of 1928 selection. The Princetonian notes other members and confirms the editor and business board placements.
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John Stiles. McMartin
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Saw Economy Clientay Expands Nation’s Sawdust Pile
A report notes that Saw Economy Clientay cuts add 68,600,000 cubic feet more to the national sawdust pile than bandsaw use would have. The comparison highlights production efficiency and waste output in the industry.
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Bandsawa
Aviation safety and regulation push at next Congress session
Washington letters cite W A Mara expert urging tighter controls on aviation. Proposals include periodic plane inspections, strict pilot licensing tests, and limits on stunt flying with passengers. Advocates seek rapid action to curb accidents from recklessness and inexperience amid aviation growth.
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Hayes Hatchery Plans Major Expansion Next Season
Hayes Hatchery will nearly six fold capacity after hiring a Smith machine with 47,000 capacity atop existing 10,000. Professor IL Hayes of Eden announces move to a more central location before the next season to meet demand for fine fowl and expanding flatchery operations with modern methods.
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Episcopal Picnic Showcases Many Fine Athletic Events
At the Filer fair grounds yesterday the Episcopal church Sunday school picnic featured numerous athletic contests. Winners received blue, red and white ribbons. several records reportedly fell in light of the friendly exhibition. Notable results include 26 yard dashes with Walter Gwin and Helen Sliff among top finishers, plus long distance and shot put events won by multiple entrants. The gathering provided pleasure for spectators and action for runners.
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Llith Bontt
Richard Duvall
John Hahn
John Wyatt
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Roberts
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Turior
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Joe Wheeling
James Mullins
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Helen Wilson
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FOR SALE and LOST and WANTED items notice card
FOR SALE Rine cherries 2c th on tree 4 miles west 1 mile south 1 mile west George Lincoln LOST Lady's green gold watch near tennis court on ith avenue north or in front of Perrine hotel name inside case Call Gladys Nog gle 907TW FOR SALE 18 horse steam engine in A-1 shape ready to go to work Priced right Terms if desired See Geo Howe or call 719 WANTED experienced gicrs for general housework Phona 648
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Astronomy advances with each observation increases precision
Efforts in astronomy steadily progress, never failing to improve predictions as new observations refine knowledge. The text notes Smyrna ships much of its fig crop, mentioning Moyet in a loose, fragmented manner.
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Timea Have Changed As Wagons Gave Way To Cars
The Kansas City Star notes a shift from gathering around broken wagons to continuing on after a motorcar blowout. The piece reflects on past communal problem solving and compares it with modern driving culture. It stresses nostalgia for slower, collective troubleshooting.
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