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Newspaper

Twin Falls Daily Times

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1925

Page

3

Railroads heads hear on July 17

One hundred fifty men headed by Union Pacific president Carl Gray and Burlington president Holden will travel to Twin Falls from Bliss on June 17 after a Boise car service meeting. Idaho shippers rep Carl De Long and H J Arnett, Denver, lead a Chamber board panel, planning a Boise meeting June 16 to fix car issues and arrange a Hagerman run to Rupert. Arnett expects possible arrival but cannot promise.

Carl Gray Union Pacific Holden Burlington Twin Falls Bliss Boise Chamber of Commerce H. J. Arnett Denver Carl I L. de Long Idaho Shippers Hagerman Rupert Arnett

Hill Funeral Attended by Many in City

The funeral of Mrs. Idaho Hill wife of William T Hull was held at Grossman undertaking parlors Monday afternoon. The service was conducted by the TL D S church with Grover N Arrington presiding. Arthur Jarman and Fred Duce spoke, and Mrs Nrogale Kirkman led the musical program. Survived by her husband and 13 of their 14 children, the Amalgamated Sugar company closed its plant so employees could attend.

Idaho Hill William T. Hull Grossman Undertaking TL. D. S Grover N. Arrington J. W. Richens A. J. Dately Arthur Jarman Fred Duce Hyde Park Utah

Trimming Maples Timing Advised by Agriculture Dept

The Department of Agriculture advises the best time to trim maple trees is during peak growth. August is likely the worst time unless buds are pushing, when bleeding risk is highest.

Department of Agriculture

The Trumpeter of Sackingen Epic Popularity

Joseph Victor von Sehefft's epic The Trumpeter of Sackingen grew to over 200 large German editions in a little over fifty years after its 1858 publication. Black Eyed Susan Candy Dance is noted as a night at Danceland.

Sackingen Joseph Victor von Sehefft Germany Danceland Baye Elock Peter

Burglars Plead Guilty in First Degree Case

Pleas of guilty to burglary in the first degree were entered before Probate Judge J K Hodgin by William Davis and Noel De Roboam. They are bound over to the district court with information filed by Prosecutor J W Taylor.

Iuilty J. K. Hodgin Willian Davis Noel de Roboam J. W. Taylor

Marriage Licenses Issued in Murtaugh Hazelton and Paul

The paper reports marriage licenses issued yesterday to Donald J. Roberts and Irene Adamson of Murtaugh, Ernest Reed of Hazelton, and Ena Kirkpatrick of Paul. It also notes a brutal injury case where victims were so mutilated by a ripsaw that amputation was necessary at Moline Hospital.

Moline Donald J. Roberts Irene Adamson Murtaugh Ernest Reed Hazelton Ena Kirkpatrick Paul

Kiwanis Club clears Shoshone Falls grounds

Thirteen Twin Falls Kiwanis members began early work at Shoshone Falls under Alvin Harbour to clear brush and debris and create a picnic grounds area. A roadway will be built to improve access, with plans to wall the spring to provide fresh water for visitors. Work shifts will continue over three days with groups rotating each morning and some afternoon sessions.

The Kiwanis Lub Shoshone Falls Twin Falls Kiwanis Club Burton II Morse I. Lind Alvin Harbour Frank Pronaugh J. EK. White

National Revenue Sources of the United States

The principal revenue for the United States comes from excise duties on imports and exports taxes on liquors tobacco and luxury items such as theater admissions and the income tax now the largest source. No part of state taxes is transferred to the federal government a

United States

Stone church built in Portuguese Congo carried by natives

A church in the Portuguese Congo was constructed from stone carried four miles by local natives. The completed church uses 15,000 stones, moments that together equate to about 120,000 journeys on foot.

Congo

Poplars and Morning Glory Now Taboo in City

City officials decided to purge 348 poplar trees infringing on sewers in the Bickel addition. Owners will receive 10 days to remove trees. weed control will use arsenate of lead funded from the general fund if permitted, with legal review and potential court test considered.

Ralph B. Smith Asher B. Wilson Leonard GE. Smith Home Oil Company Frank Webb Continental Oil Company Blue Lakes Boulevard Third Avenue North Fifth Avenue North Iced S. Larned KK. L. Ashton J. S. Keel A. J. Myers Larned Keel T. J. Douglas W.T. Leslie

Property Transfers and Deeds From Local Record Ledger

Lydia King to F Borden for 1 dollar transfers title at Golden Rule Add patent state to E L Davis including parcel 29 20 10 16. Sheriff deed to C Magel 5932.80 with multiple lot segments in 11 17 and 10 17. Max Pink to Swift Co 1 dollar 500 and Nibley Channel Lumber Co to Max Pink 1500 with multiple lots. H T Cadoo to Rex Buck 1 dollar 5 B 1 Senior Add.

Lydia King F. Borden E. L. Davis C. Magel Max Pink Swift & Co Nibley Lbr Co T. F H. T. Cadoo Rex Buck

Shrine club plans July dance at Twin Falls garden

All plans are complete for a Wednesday night dance on July 1 at the Filer root garden hosted by the Twin Falls Shrine club women. Funds will support Shrine visitors from Tl Korah temple in September. Committees include general chair D L Alexander with ticket leads for Buhl Jerome and Filer and regional hosts for Twin Falls Kimberly Gooding Shoshone Wendell.

Filer Root Twin Falls D. L. Alexander Buhl Jerome and Filer Leonard Smith Geo. Easley Roy Read Kimberly I. H. Tay Jor Ll. M. Lehrbach Gooding Wendell D L. Alexander Frank Magel

Wooden Trays Care and Tidal Shifts

Wooden trays save cleaning effort but suffer marks from carried dishes. Restore a marked tray by gentle rubbing with warm linseed oil and absorbent cloth. Tides are 64 minutes later each day.

Aren

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