Filer sees strong growth in building and industry
In Filer, building permits signal widespread expansion with many projects underway. HM E Hammerquist plans a brick block on Main Street opposite Gem State Lumber yard, cost about 8000, while Arthur Small and H G Munyon announce adjacent structures valued at thousands. Other homes and additions push total activity high as town eyes paving, sewers, and water mains, amid revived optimism and labor demand. Twin Falls depot and branch line finances loom as possible constraints, with W D Gillis voicing local objections at hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Gillis
HM. E. Hammerquist
Main Street
Gem State Lumber Yard
Arthur Small
Hammerquist
H. G. Munyon
Delrix
Mupyon
Goodpasture
Sixth Street
Adell
Hue
Claude Brown
Munyon
Nu Cest
Charles Skinner
West North Street
Alva Ellenwood
Musser
Fifth Street
Futare
Iron
Maine
Filer
Nihiweny
Uhre
Alemady Berthy
Acciion
Filer Highway
Sherman Elected New Mayor of Boise
Haise-Ragene B. Sherman won the Boise mayoral race over incumbent Jore G. Eagleson by a 473 vote margin. Sherman 1453 to Eagleson 2240 with a tight overall result and varying precinct support including a five vote lead at his home precinct and a stir at another. The Record advertises engraved work and calling cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoise—Ragene B. Sherman
Tureday
Haise
Jore G. Eagieson
Sherman
Eagleson
Eas
Snow and Storm Replace Sunshine in Spring Weather
Snow and storm dominate the week with a shift from heat to cold across the region. Temperatures dipped to 26 or 28 degrees, several inches of snow blanketed ground, and rainfall surpassed an inch, yet no serious crop damage occurred. Roads stayed muddy as lingering spring conditions vanished. Storms began in Canada and California and merged westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maho
Ideto Falls
Canada
California
Prize Winners Will Get Free Trip East
Armour's agricultural research agency offers free trips to Chicago for Idaho state champion pie grower winners. The winner will be chosen by the state club leader and three state college staff members. The trip includes a week of stock show activities, packing plant tours, and city sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. McCall
State Elub
Teader
Boise
Armour
Tureau of Articultural Research
Chicago
International Livestock Bapcalion
State College
Yar Joux Club
Muse Uum
Canada
Idaho
Armour and Company
Triple misfortune strikes Detweiler family in single incident
Mrs Detweiler suffered a badly mashed foot when a pump fell on it. Mr Detweiler, scarce recovered from a coal accident to his hand, plus their son Dave, just recovering from a horse related foot injury weeks earlier, share a run of bad luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detweiler
Mr. Detweiler
Dave
Watch the Date On Your Wrapper For Sub Renewal
The notice warns subscribers to read the date on their wrappers to determine when renewal is due. If the wrapper shows April 21 or any earlier date it marks the subscription as due and payable. A payment of $2.60 by mail or in person is suggested for those unable to visit the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrecord
Easter Cantata Again Delights at Methodist Church
Petries Life Everlasting the cantata drew a smaller crowd Easter Sunday due to bad weather yet the performance at the Methodist church was praised. Leonard Wood directed the choir and soloists delivered meritorious performances, with the entire organization urged to continue its musical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrie
Wan
Leonard Wood
Twin Pall Voters Face Bond Election Tomorrow Afternoon
The Two Palle school board says district schools will not open Monday morning unless voters endorse a 24 mill bond at the schoolhouse tomorrow afternoon. The extra funds would cover current debts and finance the schools for the remainder of the term as teachers in the Matte schools have received no pay since December 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palle
Delayed Victory Medal Distribution Noted at Marine Corps Recruiting Sta
Attention is directed to a pending supply of Victory Medals battle clasps and stars awaiting distribution at the Marine Corps Recruiting Station as ex marines are urged to contact for receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Sta
Bean Acreage Below Normal In Filer District
Bean acreage in the Filer area is expected to be below normal this year. Local contracts for lawn bean merchants range from 7% to 4% and 5 cents a pound, with prices aligned to New York, Michigan, and Wisconsin despite transportation differences. The Filer Seed Company notes market downturns and reduced growing capacity, while Jerome B Rice Seed will not operate here and several firms estimate 20 to 40 percent of normal acreage contracted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loral
New York
Michigan
Wisconsin
Filer
Filer Seed Company
Jerome B. Rice Seed Company
Everett B. Clark Seed Company
United States Seed Company
N. B. Keeney & Sons
Village Election Voting Rules And Voter Registration
The article outlines who may vote in the village election on April 26. Citizens of the United States at least 21, with six months in state and three months in Filers, may register. Registration offices on Mal Street open weekdays, with registration starting March 21. Village Clerk W D Gillis notes many residents have already registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall Village
Lor
Filer
Mal Street
W. D. Gillis
Register
Taylor and Taylor Expand Equipment and Services
Taylor and Taylor expand their Salt Lake City shop with new battery and ignition work led by Ronald Graves a trained electrical technician from Los Angeles. Ed Adams offers upholstering auto tops and repairs as the Willard Service Station moves into the firm. The team manufactures precision pinion lines and castings in gray iron proving quality rivaling top cars while offering export machine work, machinery repair and painting at 162 South Mary Street Salt Lake City Utah. Medals for World War service are available by presenting discharge certificates or evidence of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor & Taylor
Aittetoaron
Ronald Graves
Los Angeles
Taylor and Taylor's
Willard Batteries
Willard
CH Taylor
Taylor
Lea
Jon
South Mary Street
Saltoke City
Utah
aMrenl Corps
Municipal Election Notice Calls Voters to Register
Official notice states the regular municipal election will be held at the village office on Tuesday April 26. Voters must register to vote. Five trustees will be chosen to succeed incumbents including Charles McCleary Arthur B Anders AO Macland BB Ripley and Lester Musser. The election opens morning April 26 and runs until 7 pm. Village clerk W D Gillis named registrar of voters. registration begins Thursday and continues through the Saturday before the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Gillis
Tuesda
Charles McCleary
Arthur B. Anderson
AO Macland
BB. Ripley
Lester Musser
Denman Named New Head of Rural High School
George H. Denman, current state director of vocational education, accepts the Rural high school superintendency for the coming term. Former head of agriculture at Twin Falls High School, he previously left for Powell. Trustees offered the post three years ago and believe Denman will maintain the efficient program begun by retiring Supt. E. E. Mase after three years in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Educa
Ioo
Karat
George KE. Denman
Denman
Agriculture
Twin Palle
E. E. Mase
Pocatello Hot Lakes Co to Build Big Resort Site
John F Hinkeley vice president of Pocatello Hot Lakes Co and Mrs Hinkeley visited from Filer to discuss early opening of a large hot water basin and springs near Pocatello. A E Haines leads as president with G Zuck secretary treasurer and Edward A Walters local attorney. plan extensive summer improvements including lake, cottages, pool, dressing rooms and grounds beautification with bids to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Hinkeley
Pocatello Hot Lakes Co
Hakeley
Filer
A. B Haines
O. G. Zuck
Elf
Pocatello
Comsteta
A. E. Haines
Blakeley
Kimberly
Edward A. Walters
Twin Palle Ax
Autd
Zueck
Haines
Snk
New Improvements for Fair Acres Club
W D Gite B K Dillingham and Willard Kaafina head the greens committee at Fair Acres, meeting in Twin Palle to approve new greens and plastic lay for the local golf course. Architect Mr Kaufman to supervise renovations. Club membership grows as improvements attract wider approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.D Gite
B. K. Dillingham
Willard Kaafina
Burley
Pale Acres Golf
Courer
Watc
Loral
Kaufman
Fait Acres
Fruit blossoms unharmed by cold in Snake River Canyon
Cherry and peach trees north of Filer show full fall blossoms promising an abundant crop, says John Gourley of prominent growers. Apricots have bloomed recently but are fading. recent low temperatures caused no serious damage, and barring further freezing, southern Idaho should yield a normal fruit crop this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake River Canyon
Filer
John
Gourley
Idaho
Mutual Coal Stockholders Convene Saturday Meeting
Mutual Coal Company stockholders in the district were notified by local rep D F Detwetter that a meeting will be held Saturday afternoon at ten o clock at Keybroco root ganten to formulate plans for distributing the companys product A carload of Spring Canyon coal has been received and is being distributed from the Mutual Coal yards operated by Hon Kulp just east of the Filer highway district office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Coal Company
D. F. Detwetter
Keybroco Root Ganten
Spring Canyon
Marual Coal
Hon. Kulp
Filer Highway
Valuable Salvage Uncovers Stock From Old Filer Site
Workman employed by H. G. Munyon clearing debris from the basement of the old Filer Mercantile company finds wine damaged by a prior fire on September 17, 1920, along with binder wine, socks, gloves, maple syrup and other stock. Mr Munyon, who recently bought the property, expects further merchandise while clearing cellars at the Filer site and the former Drag Shop site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Munyon
Filer Mercantile Company
Mepyoo
Merchan
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Twin Fpalls
Oregon Short Line
Minidoka
Bubi
H. Fo Kaickerbocker
State Public Utilities Commission
Twin Party Chamber of Commerc
Twin Falls
Eagleson Ranning
Colt
Twin Pall
Bond Sue
Prom
Conte—tine Company
Sewson
Taylors
Ann Painter
Piston Ming
Ed Adams
Auto Petitor
Taylor and Taylor
Adams
KB. Ripley
Ripley Te Wuld Tir
Iss
Hila Aheenes
Balt Lake City
Geo. H. Denman
Kimberly Tribune
Fair Acres Club
Water Acres
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