davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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than those asked by the dealers, which however, were little higher than last year.
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various manufacturers to be turned into cordage, brushes or mating.
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ATTENTION KNIGHTS rEMPLAf

ATTENTION KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
 All members Of Bisbee Conmandery No. and Sojour1ling Sir Knights are requested to meet at Masonic Temple Easter Sunday at l o'clock D. ID. sharp Conveyance will be furnished for all to attend the Easter services at Doug las at 3 o'clock. All who have automo- piles please report as early as possible
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the big positions to get a physician | prescription for or Sanic iTor Eux- ated Iron or if you do not want tO fo to this trouble then purchase only N.,r-trd Irn- sn
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04

MRe. LUCILLE HIxSON, of Kansas
 City, only weighed 7e pounds when she began taking Tanlac. She has already gained 36 pounds and says this wonderful medicine has been the greatest blessing of her life.
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MIM ERALS

NEW YORK, April B. Bar silver SIPS.
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MAY PARALYzE
 ]. 5. RAILWAYS
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO

prive the railroad workers of the eight-hour day.
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5000 troops stationed along the line of the road.
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5. P. of Mexico
 Tied Up by Strike

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
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In his adyicc co men on h,w ' 10 build up their healthend strength and attain greatest suoeeSs, Dr. James Francis Sullivan. er1y of Bellevue Hospital fOutdoor Depart uent), New York, nd WesteheSter County Hospital, ssys: "The big, successful men I have met ere al. most always strong phvsicalIy men
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-04
KNOWLEDGE
 IS POWER

Knowledge Opens the Door That
 Ignorance Would Forever Close
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The Kind of Men Nuxatsd Iron Helps 10 Afak(

Physician tells How Many Men Fall Just Short of Win ming the $1O,e0o to $IoO,OOO Positions because they Don't Back up Their Brains with tae Physical Strength and Energy that Come from
 Plenty of Iron in the Blood pTF~zsEEsz~sssau
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This Man N Gets S1Oo,OOO

"A rear because he backs up his brains with the physical strength and energy that come from plenty of iron in his blood.
 If you are not as successful as you'd like to be-if you lack force and staulina-try Nuxated Iron and watch its strength-giving effect.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-11
''svET''

revneho sadu veze mkuasske ma dskou podobu Jejich
velkoepost skvea elegance nejsou vsak W tohoto svea
Pc boku stiheho kavara stof urosta DANA povysena
hrda ale prs vznesena ntre, nez aby shlzea pychou
svoe oko Ne mijejcf cas- pred sebe Sc diva malem
SVEN koboucku la chinos watteauovskym vzdusnym
kruzim pod bradou, srokem prenadhernem plas jehoz
tkaninu tezko uhodnout Damasek aksamit nebo nekok
vrstev hedvabneho musenu nejzahadne zelene sveta?
PTimhouris-l oc tax, cey barevny obraz rozee Sc
mez oasami do sedi hori kopue mkuasska srnym pla
Je to snad duse podivne te veze? vez svato
vitska videna dubovymi vetvemi balkonku Hladove
zd neni ojnenym ale JIM samo pei kfde vaz
ky dechnutS sed nebe. Sfechy malostranske odsti
neny jsou ceryene Pod petiinskou houstf chou ako
ese ahdky nebo cervene karkulky skala eich bo-
hata Safanove vazby knh, uprasenych podkrov, emne
vsne kofalce nakadane svobodnou etiekou cersve
ceny chleb posany venkova vyrudle kahoty maostran
skeho ucnka vyspravene zapatou sukne
pradeny rerchovy kve mad dTevenou pavatkou. Mad nj
mi poletuji svacinove koure modre, Bile fialove.
Hostnne zrady neznajic idylcke koure malostranske
Is vince meanchockym dechem Vltanivym vzdechy sta
r&ho zdiva vor vln Prahy Je staeta dycha tezce
Ale uleha klve dotyka vlahou szou srdce Do
tech tscd srdci kterych skutecna movana Praha
lvpravde ze nchz shlzi zrcadf udolnm jezere
pod Petrnem
| Je mozno ably Sc vztahla strasliva zlotnna ruka
ezce vrzenou nenav roztristia drahocennou mosaiku
barevnejs epe sladcf nez vsechny vzpomnky NEST Ia
padnh tn zarivou ses drahokamd bohayrskych bronzd
z tvorf chramy veze ldskou tvafnos tajemnou du
Isl starobyle domky pine rodnnych historic cd skepu al
podkrov omsele palace jez otevey sve zatuche pysne
chodby sally narodni praci cele rodic vekomesto
prav6m brehu = to vsecko to vecko radosne melancho
cke madeline vacne snic, hrde ptune prede-
vsim nase zdedene vydobyte, mile drahe ba svae nam
vsem2 Je mono, ably ia zlocnna ohyzdna ruka bya
enoho mas, rukcu zfanasovanehe silence anebo pod
leho ospechare, zumee lzipoltka ehz ohavne
mu chteni nepftee porest day do zvifecko, zatemnv
Jim mozy umrviy rdoe ably okonali zkazu nedrazsfho
pokadu TAX sarny seba ooupiH? Zalibla TAX
Moskva umirac zneoftsny Petrohrad tenn kdo Sc wa-
till Ruska, heji zyrat k~jech obrazu Prahu? Ne
shofi hrdzami nasneho pfevratu bude odumrat zvona
zradou nelaskou nezijic srdci svych det sesedne
zmalani sechne. Oslepne drahokam drahokamu,
padnou rz drahocenne kovy odsehuji duse sta vez
pohasnou duhy kour srech zahradek, dohori zahadny
lsmaragdovy pamen barokni bani, vody Vtavy pre-
hoTkosti soil slz, vysoupi do mrtvych uc dech
ljejich bude bahnty tc Nebude jiz pod petrinskou
sran vysnen6ho ezera zrcadlciho vzneseny rozkosnJ
Iobraz bude len kalna hlad' mrveho more
Pafiz je stribrna kovove pevna Rekli to basnci
mal}ri Tekl to narod Pod stfibrnym Arc de Tromphe
posnenym zruzoveou penou krve padych synu, prosla
vitezna armada, M uvita horoucne d nebylo mez MIN
iruky, jez by zlocinne vztaha.
Eva Vych
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-11
Eva Vrchlicka.

horela srdce Americana V 1918
a utinila nasi vlast zemi, z KITE
re novi krizaci prisli, S dusemi
horicimi.
TX tomuto cili Americka Le-
gle dnes a provzdy zaslibuje
sve vsechno.'
Washington, 10. list. Ones
armada pozdravuje sve vlastni
sve padle hrdiny," pravil
sekretar Baker. "Prinalezi to
nam zvecniti jejich slavu V ne
hynoucich pomnicicb; vryti je-
.jich oddanost do nasich srdci a
zasvetiti Sc udrzeni zasad, "a
nez oni padli."
Prohlasiv, &c udalosti dvou
roku od prohlaSeni pfimeri
zpusobily, re "mnozi z mas
ztratili isme svatou radost to-
ho dne," sekretaf Daniels vybi-
eel valecne lod stvo. aby Sc
"v6novalo temze idealum, jea
daily nesmrtelnou slavu nasin
americkym jinochum +. 1917
- 1918.
"Dne IL. listopadu 1918 hr-
dinstvi nasich drahych ma
nlori a na sousi zajistilo pro
tlovetenstvo pozehnani miru $
oVocem vitezstvi," pravi p. Da-
niels We SVEN prohlaseni. "Pri
oslay6 druhcho vyroci dnc po-
vzdy syat@ho nasi pameti
necht' vsechen lid znova zasve-
tt Sc duchu' vzneseneho Waste
| lnectyi a obetovani. jez ucinily
don primerl narodnim dnem "a
dosti.'
Gen, Pershing oznacil den
primeri jako "den neodvislosti
! dvacateho stoleti pro svet. =
| Vyblzel nuze, kteri slouzil
pod leho yelenlm We valce, ably
udrzovali pred sebou Y miru j.
tiealy, "a naz bojovail a pro
: lhasil, re zaJmy ,aaroda budo,
! dobre flzeny a plne chranen,
: touto velikou cbcanskou anna
; don vetarani,'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-11
DEN PRfMERf.
Pred dvema roxy Nemecko
slczilo zbrans a doznalo
svoji porazku.

New York, 10. list. V pred
yecer dne primefi, F. w. Gal
braith, narodni vclitel Ameri-
ck6 Legie, vydal dnes nasledu-
,jici prohlaseni k narodu:
/ "Rychly triumf nasich zbra-
nj a onech nasich statecnych
spojencu, jenz pred dvema ro-
ky dial nam vitezstvi, znaci Wy
soke sv6tlo stoleti v americke
historic. Vitezstvi, jako dnes
slavime dnem primeri, neni We
ci konfliktu masa a ocele. Ono
Jest jemnejsi iakosti. Jest to
,stejne trinmf nepfemozitelne-
no ducha.
"Zadne vitezstvi, at sebe
vice uplne. nemuze dlouho pre-
ziti ducha. ktery ie pojal. An.
lnaly cloveCenstva oplyvaji pri-
klady skvalych triumfu V "a.
imu skvelych veci, jez vysly
na plano, ponevadz duch, icna
jc umoznil, Easel.
"Toto Jest jen druhe vyroc
dine primefi - dnes urcene
Tho, budeme-li my sobe verni
zhstati We spolecnosti $. ncsplr
!telnymi kalendare, jez znac
Ivelike okamziky historic, kter'
lnikdy nezemrou. Pristi genera
Ice budon oslavoyati den prlm,
ri. Dejz Buh, ably povzdy je
loslavovaly v tom duchu. kter.
ljej umoznil; q ably tento duch
,fjako omen den, nikd, nezny
|nul.
/ rs tlmto pfanlm naslcn ~
Ecich Obnovme kaZdXm roker
rase sliby vernosti, zasiibm
zrloga q udrzuJme neochNel
nou nasi yiru We vysoke ideaiy
yznesene. ncele, nesobecke as
: pirace 2 svate naoeie. iiriz ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-11

Vzpominate radi sveho
domoveSka a tszkych civil
louceni Sc otcem a mat
'kou? Pfijd'te ma ''PANY''
v pedSh Ia. listopadu, do
ces. Mar. Sine, a zaslzite.
@ takove slavnosti sejde Sc
hojne obecenstva, a zvlaste
mnoho, panI, a tu 81 my
slim, kdyby tax nektery -
nu pan Vydra mi rozumi.
- Mluvi Cerviekova, ktera
ma 3 dcery ku provdani v
kuse
"NARODNl SLAVNOSTp
hraji Ctenari v Ceske Mar.
SIM dne r.. istopadu.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19
AM,-FI X. STEVENS DIED
At HOME or DAUGHTER.
MRS. OTTO sEALEY. SUNDAY

Funeral services Tor Amuel r.
Stevens. who died here sunday night
a. the home Of his daUghtsr. Mrs.
Otto seaiey. were conducted yester-
DAY from the Methodist Episcopal
church. the Rev John Chandler
pastor Of the Baptist church. preach
ing the sermon The ]. o. o. Y and
Rebekah orders had charge q the
services az the church and a. the
grave.
Deceased was IS years old a. the
time Of his death. which resuitsd
from . complication Of diseases Re
vas born in KiEcoI sin. and spent
most Of his life m Iinnesots before
coming 70 AshtUa. Idaho. hfteen
yesrs ego.
Aside from Mr.. Otto seaisy. be
Il survived By two ot1@- daughters.
AIRS. Ethel AcNailen Of Ennis. Eonf.,
sid -lrs. Leona Clause % OSdeu
Ctsh. beth Of whom vsre here fos
the funeral. Burir. Has made On
the ]. o. o. =. cemetery.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19
lfGiJN TAXES LEASE
On ROOF GARDEN
.inao1ncc Dance and smoker foe
N~N. Week; VIII Incr-a Menu
ssr-hip; shows Progress.

Indicating that the FiIer post o.
the American Legion b one a. the
n0at Progressive ir thf state. thr or
gan'zarCn az LARGELY attended
meeting last night. completed ne<otl-
afiUns for the icaain4 90 Reybroco
roof gardens. one OF the largest dance
i4iis in the eouuty.
The Legion wili not only utilize
the hall for couductlng regular
dance for themsclses. r1t Wiil rent
The b. 20 .garious organizations.
and VAL I've the gardens a. the meet
ing p,.ce and headquarters Of the
local post.
Naming A COMMITTEES consisting o.
i've r41-4bcrs, far post has auuOuLr-
ed that on RI Gay ] Kht. August -
they VIII Stage their opening dance
% the sens1a In the gartcns aud are
now making preparations 20 make
he dance a most s1cc essfui social ar
lair
The pest will give a smoker on
Tuesd " evening 81 ehsch time all
the eA-scrvice men OF this community
are Invited % attend 10 - anu0unc-
"a that punch ~iH b. served. and
good time Is assured
A campaign vii b. Immediately
launched 10 increase the mem bership
u the post. 80 that the biE program
mapped out for the coming year may
De carried cat successfully
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19
WILL PROVIDE BUREAU
MEMBERS With ROOMS
Filler May BE ASkef 60 Contribute
$500 ~ Quota Tor this Bareau
Project.

Making arrangements 20 raise
Filer's quota OF $3.50. out OF $4,000
IN the county. for the building OF a
dormitory in which TO house the farm
bureau juniors who contest az the
state fair. A. l. O'Reilly. county
leader. accompanied by Miss 4. Fav
Fowler. assistant state club leader
were here Tuesday
According 10 Miss Fowler. Il has
been planned TO construct tWo dor
mitorles. a kitchen and a dining
room on the five acre tract donated
10 the farm bureau juniors OF Ada
county. The purposes for which this
project is planned IS 20 provide a
place for the adequate housing OF
members OF the farm bureau Juniors
Who take part IN the state fair. Last
year. she said. the contestants were
entertained in tents.
This year II Is planned 70 bulld the
dining room. kitchen aud dormitory
and then construct the remaining
dormitcry next year. The quota al
iotted TO Twin Fails county Is S2.00o
Work IN raising money has beer
completed IN three counties. Jerom-
county contributing $500. and Bear
Lake county s549. The present ef-
forts are being directed iu Twin
Falls. Bannock and Rouneryilie
COUNTIES The cost OF the completed
project OF the three buildings is e5fi-|
mated TO be $4,000.
To take advantage OF the housing
movement. IL l. said. there are three
or four boys and six girls going from
this county to contest az the fair Tor
prizes. The four boys are entered IN
the livestock and agriculture judy
ing and the girls are divided into
three teams. one for cooking. one for
canning and one for sewing. The
sewing class Is a local club.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19
ELECTRIC SHOP
OPENED BY THE
IDAHO POWER co.
Another New Business Started In
Filler. win Serve Many Purposes
for Local Customers.

The Idaho Power company has
ooened an electric shon In the room
in the First National bank building.
formerly occupied BY the village
rouncil. and tire real estate firm Of
Philby and Musser. Charles Nicely.
division manager OF the concern.
vas IN Filler Thursday IN company
with George W. Anthony. Who wiil
manage the shop.
Mr.. Nelly stated that the shop
would handle a compete line Of cleo
trical fixtures. sucn as stoves irons.
vacuum cleaners. washing machines
sewing machines. >sz2sers. lighting
eQairment and other electrical ap-
parstds.
The electric shop will constitute
the Filler branch Of The Idaho Power
company, and will be headquarters
for payment OF monthly bills and
viii care for the service Of the corn
rsry here.
The ecmpany has been entcavor
inF Tor some tine 10 establish then
selves here. according 70 Mr.. Nesiy.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19
AMERICAN FALLS
DAM is UNDER
CONSTRUCTION
Construction Of American Fails Dam
VIII Start Before First Of Year.
Ii l. Believed.

AMERICAN FAI ,LS--If plans now
making do not miscarry, work up the
great American Falls dam will be
begun before the first OF the year.
Most all the rights OF way have
been secured by TIE government
reclamation mea on the ground here.
lands for the overflow have been Sc
cured and a full force Is nov here in
offices retained by the government
engineers and assistants being at
work 10 rush the plans for compile
ton.
Under arrangements perfected with
the Idaho Irrigation company. the
lower end OF the segregation ts secure
water from the new dam. which later
will b. diverted 70 Miner and trans
ported through the ,sorth Side canal
for distribution about GOOding. This
will release the waters o. the Magic
dam to lands about Richfield and
Dietrich.
The plans for ths formation OF an
irrigation district az Hansen Butte
have been cofnpiet "a. according 10
word brought here by Engineer
Blake The county commissioners OF
Twin Falls have not yet acted upon
the matter. bat will within = short
time. reports say. Then the plan T.
that the new district will vote upon
the matter OF a bOLi issue II this
be adopted. then a Denver bonding
house will take over the issue and
provide the pumping and canal sys-
TEN for the Irrigation OF the $4,000
acres embraced IN the district. water
for which has been bought from the
government
The entire plant Of he Idaho Pow
er company is 20 Be- removed 20 make
room for the new dam. which az half
the cost OF that for Arrow Rock dam.
will store more than twice the vol
ume OF water there impounded.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19
Auto Association
Will Mark Roads
Guide Posts VIII Re Placed NJ INFER
sections To Direct Travellers
on Highways

Guide posts. with distances e the
next town. and automatic electric
danger signals az appropriate places
win mark the highways % Idaho ff
the plans Of the ldano 5late AufomC-
bile association are carried out. The
work will start In september. u "a
announced. The association. organ
lied last February. has Just coupiet-
ed a membership dive which added
500 members. 10 the rulis. To get
5000 members "a me Of he pur-
poses Of the organization 4 being
held that the work planned vii re-
quire that number 10 complete IL
contemplafes uakinK every high
way and byway Of the state a. an
aid not only 20 tourists. but % resi-
dents o. the commonwealth. Bull
Herald
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19
Wormy Fruit Is
Placed Under Ban
state Ds-parmeuf % Agriculture An
noaner~ Iutenfion 90 Faforce
law Againss IT. Sale.

Wormy fruit O. under fhe ban In
Idaho. Section 2q7f u the con-
Piled statutes prohiblfs the sale Of
-~-if IN fectea With san jose scale
apple scab. The iarr. ~ the codiinE
moth or the peach free borer n
the fruit bears the marx % any %
these the Law deems Il conclusive
evidence for condemnation b. state
inspectors
that 4 the view % ". n Wicks
director Of the hureau Of plant In
dus2ry. state department Of agricul-
tHre Re has sent the following no.
tee 70 all fruit ysps1forss
The season n fast approaching
Ehen we all ind early apples being
sold from stores A. you know. thts
sarly stock "a usually gathered from
the backyard orchard and usually
carries worms ard scale Please up
hold section 2eTs Of the hcrticuitur-
al Az By visiting all Of the trades
men Of your district and use your
book ~asn nseesssry
Last year ~e had the eo-opsrs-
ton OF the merchants in this matter
70 q very satisfactory degree. and
believe thi. year We can have sffll
better results inzsnu ch as more PEG
pie unde-stand thai the Las is 10 be
respected and enforced. "A reprint
Of section 3o7s OF the horticultural
law II bsIns sent Rrder separate COW
Or for general distribution wherever
sou see they do the moss COCA
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19
JEROME COUNTY PAIR
stsPThMEER fg. ~ AND -

Andnrs Anderson mayer % Ie-
rome rh@irmua of fhe Jernme county
ccrl missioner and manager % the
Jerow q Conlry Pair association. was
In Flier ifst wrek in the interest o.
she coming Jerome fair.
q want to arare oar frlenis here
on this side cf fha river that ue have
real faif in Jerome this year he
said we have bad the hest year
% the history - oar sTyr CATION.
Our crops e1cred guy Weld in uif
life 90 ihe frrrt Ger farmers arr
happy and 0ar 3rrrir are contested
We ware 90 weltc Gis cur neighbors
10 our fair eEtena our Hospitality
ard give the surrounding country
gees time
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS, CLUBS
AND CANDIDATES CREATE INTEREST
l. Member OF Executive Committee
National Farm Bureau and yari-
ous Other Organizations.

After urgent solicitation from his
friends and various farmer groups
throughout the state, W r. Alworth.
prominent Filler farmer and owner OF
a 5O0-acre ranch lsing east OF here.
yesterday consented 20 allow his
name 10 be mentioned as candidate
for the nomination OF governor sub
ject 10 the will OF the democratic
state convention al Isaf1o Falls next
Tuesday, II favorable TO the telega-
ton from this county
Mr.. Alworth is president OF the
Twin Falls county farm bureau.
member Of the exec Ntiye committee
of the National Pan Bureau and
the Northwest Wheat Growers assO-
citation, a member OF the board OF d.
rectors OF the Idaho state fair.
was president OF the Idaho State
farm bureau during 1915 and 1919.
He has been a resident Of Filler for
nearly ten years. an dat one time was
a candidate on the democratic ticket
for state senator from this county.
being defeated by Senator Atherton.
Before coming to Idaho be was prom
inently identified in public affairs in
Ohio.
Mr.. Alworth was elected as a dele
gate from this precinct TO the state
democratic convention which meets
at Idaho Falls. Tuesday.
In a statement 10 the Record yes
terday he expressed himself as fay-
oring beneficial ser gice mems legis-
lation, an alien land law for the
state OF Idaho. and stringent re-
trenchment OF the program in the
matter of tax Increases
Il is not known what other Idaho
men have been mentioned ia cOnnec-
lion with the gubernatorial honor
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19
Bl00DfD SHEEP WILL
BE SOD NEXT WEEK


With arrangements practically
,ol-piete tor oac OF fhe most import
ant Livestock egents ~ this section.
here are nov heils dsrr blted eats
logs of tho Southern Idaho Wool
Growers as-cclafigl. showing q list
Ing Of about zor0 head 81 the best
stud and range Taue in America 20
be offered az the Third Annual Ram
sale a. be hald hcre next Thursday
ard Friday. AuEusf 20 ard -
Among th,a offering are the off
spring OF the greaf 80 and highest
priced rams and ewes ever purchased
IN America d. r. Detweiier % Filer
purchased a Hampshire ram az the
salt Lake sale Dol 1917. pe Ving ft.e00
for 81. Ia SIS be- purchased another
Tor whicn be paid SfTo0 Hobbs a
Gillette OF th% county purchased
Ramb0uliief ram Tor ST. 500 X
Seaver 81 TWin Falls paid $500 for
his ram and the 3lme price for a
number OF lmroFtei Hampshire ewes
for his foundation stock Brown
Brown Rros sheep company OF Twin
Falls paid iH the neighborhood OF
$500 per head TOR their foundation
stcsk. aud a number Of other breed
ers On this coarty have bought the
best foundation a-H faaf careful
selection and money can buy ivor
r. Edwards. who has one ~ the best
flOcks in America made the entire
SboR circuit aud bis rams
and ewes wer undefeatcd taking All
Grand champion ~ Ees Now they
are offering the cffspriags from this
great selection ~ the best blood lines
In the world ana kn0W that they will
meet With ready favor IN those
seeking che upbuiiding ~ Their fiocks
with rev strains OF breeding in order
10 produce the maximum mutton and
vol % the uiHiInnul coyi of produc-
ton
The sheep men ~hc have good
ewes aud rams have demonstrated
thar their lambs mature 20 days
earlier and weighing 90 2 pounds
more on The market al the resalt Of
bee.ng selected breeding stock.
Nearly Two score corsi xn0rs viii
have offe-inrs in the sale nexf week
Local breeders who EiM participate
N the sale ~ith cons guments from
heir finks include % r Detweiier.
Case and Schildman aad Heary Nice.
There Will BE- a ousigumeut %
i've Ramhailiets hy Col Dwight lin
tofh frart- VIE ONO. ard from most
of the f0wra Pa soufhern Idaho.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19
Business Courses
Interests Students
Gs~~g Hasin-~~ Coll~xv Of Twiw Falls
Has Appeal Zoe -oashrrr Idaho
~fu<i~nf<.

". S Hoover. manager OF the
Gregg Business college Of Twin Falls
Vas iu Filler saturday forenooa ia
the iaferest u this growing in<tita-
tiou of the cocnfy seat city.
The business college accepts pa
pills and enrUiis them any time. bat
Mr. Hoover - nos making srecfei
arrangements 10 care for the fall
registration which begins September
He states that Al the present tire
his average enroiimeng l. fifty pa
pills. bat that more than tho handred
pupils register az his institution
throughout the year. Mr.. Hoover .
emphasizing the fact that his IL 4
home Institution. deserving OF shs
patronage OF southern Idaho stu
beats. not oniy because % the
schools accessibility. bHt because %
the better oppo-tsnities u affords
local students 70 secure Local pcsf-
tons through The employment de-
parnsnf Of the Business college.
Mr.. Hoover stated that students
xs1er4iiy take . course lkstins froE
three nonths up. but that In many
Instances students with previous
complete the yarfocs
courses Tn shorter periods. Ths
courses OF Instruction include book
keeping. shorthand ard typswritiRg.
ASIDE from the day clssses there 10
xixo = night elasz
The Cregg Busisss< college has
been located N Twin FaiIs for tive
years and In that time has built ~
! reputation for ltSsif thai has made
he Institution pefDeneut one. -
q proven By its large nunesr q
proficient srsdusSm.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-08-19
Claim 10 BE First In State TO Orgaa-
ize Club for Advancement OF
Presidential Candidate

AT a meeting OF the democratic
committeeman held Tuesday evening.
plans were laid for the formation OF
a Cox ana Roosevelt club IN Filler
The committee appointed az that
line announce that a meeting OF all
he democrats OF the county has been
called for next Thursday ~ the Odd
Fellows han here. al which time a
permanent Organization will BE- e.
feeted and campaign plans will o.
laid
Filler democrats say that they are
the first In the state 20 effect the or
ganizatiOn OF q Cox and Roosevelt
club.