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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1923
Page
4
The boards of Independent No. 4 and Rural No. 1 reelect Rupert L. Peck and George E. Denman, praised for building strong schools. Community thanks educators and urges others to contribute, noting these leaders’ devotion and value to Filer.
Proximity to a thriving town raises farm land prices. Building the local community adds value, as buyers favor nearby social and commercial facilities. Trading locally boosts town growth, and patronizing nearby dealers enhances both service and immediate delivery.
A reader letter to editor Mr. Shinn thanks The Record for the February 22 sugar beet industry editorial. James Scilley, district manager of Amalgamated Sugar Company, calls it one of the best editorials and expresses strong appreciation from Idaho.
A regional assessment notes improving conditions, rising potato demand, spring labor needs, and favorable crop prospects for fall. Idaho’s wealth grows from seed pea dominance, Grimm alfalfa seed in one county, superior clover and timothy seeds, and vast mineral and timber resources. The article lauds the resilience and ambition of Idaho’s people, stressing optimism and opportunity ahead.
For all qualified electors wishing to vote in the forthcoming village election, registration with the clerk is due by April 21. The registration books are open at the clerk’s office located at the Filer Elevator. Ensure you are qualified to vote and express your choice on election day April 24.
Mary McKinley daughter of Mr and Mrs Abe McKinley was wed in a Monday ceremony at twilight. The Reverend Hager pastor of the Mennonite Brethren society performed the service at the home with the wedding parcels. The Record reports local and state events of note.
In Burley, 5. D. Parke editor of the Burley Bulletin was appointed commissioner of public investments by Governor C. C. Moore and assumed duties Monday. The piece notes Parke’s life as a country editor, arguing newspapermen must be financiers to survive and praising the appointment.
Rupert Pioneer Record quotes Nims on errors in Tim News at Jerome and the inherent flaws in any paper’s foolproof system.
The piece Playfully notes that some girls in sport suits lack aprons while hinting at broader trends. It contrasts American readers consuming novels with a desire for cookbooks, suggesting cultural appetites extend beyond mere freedom.
Real estate transfers list from Twin Falls area, with dates mid March. Transactions involve High Line Seed Farms, Jagels, Rebert, McGinnis, Halt, Cawood, Sample, Moon, Hubbe, Growne, Butler, Danks, Lincoln, Hoover, Moon, Filer Townsite, and Twin Falls Bank and Trust Co. Entries show buyers, sellers, property descriptions, and prices including $5700, $10,000, and $500.
Mrs Hubert Meyer is confined to her home this week while Mrs Adam Dingle trained the soo club Thursday afternoon. Those present included Mrs C A Kubs Mrs George Lincoln Mrs Ivan Lincoln Mrs D K Frost Mrs L F Snelson Mrs Will Lincoln and Mrs Frank Ritchie. Mrs L F Snelson won the prize for trio score.
Mr and Mrs Ruby Bennett and their daughter spent Sunday at the home of Mrs Bennett's parents in Bubs enjoying refreshments after the games.
An old advertisement asserts Hall’s Catarrh Medicine provides quick relief in catarrh treatment. It mentions a medicine and ointment combination used for over forty years, emphasizing effectiveness. The text is fragmented and promotional in tone.
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