Two Tickets Named for Municipal Election in Filer
Nominations closed for the April 26 municipal election with two candidate tickets. The Independent Ticket lists A. O. Macland E. S. Lalue Karl Munyon B. W. Boring and L. A. Small. The Electors’ Ticket filed by J. W. Eaton and RH. Goodpasture includes FR. H. Wilson Gay H. Shearer Harry Hammerquist L. M. Smith and B. Wilcox. Ballot form will appear next week and voting occurs Tuesday April 26.
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Board of Trustees of
Filer
Independent Tieket
Elvetors
Independent Ceket
A. O. Macland
E. 5. Lalue
Karl Munyon
B. W. Boring
L. A. Small
First National Bank
J. W. Eaton
RH. Goodpasture
FR. H. Wilson
Gay H. Shearer
Harry Hammerquist
L. M. Smith
B. Wilcox
W. 1
Gillis
Sunday Popular At Fair Acres
Fair Acres golf course sees a day of heavy activity with local golfers and visitors from nearby towns enjoying excellent weather. Club members anticipate a shipment of plastic, clay, and gravel purchased in Burley to improve greens, aiming to boost interest and quality. De. T. L. Cartney reportedly holds a 24 score record on the course. The Record notes golf feats from Del Monte, California, including a 235 yard tee drive by a Stalker recruit and Justin Puggerald’s 17 putts for nine holes in a San Francisco club tournament.
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Fair Acres
Burley
Adiapatch
del Monte
California
Justin Puggerald
San Francisco Baseball Club
Rath
Sam Lewis
Mrs Tanner Attending Producers Convention in Idaho Falls
Mrs J W Tanner manager of the Gem theatre is in Idaho Falls this week attending a state convention at the National Exhibitors association. She is expected to return tomorrow. Doctor Draker Speaks At Methodist Church Emma Drake noted lecturer spoke Tuesday evening on The Home the School and the Community. The lecture was well received by a fair sized audience.
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J. W. Tanner
Gem Theatre
Idaho Falls
National Exhibitors Association
Trask Bros Stage Expands To Boise Route
Trask Brothers operate a larger stage line with 11 large cars and 15 employed, offering Boise southern Idaho trips at railroad fare. A Twin Falls Boise service runs daily in 12 passenger cars, departing Twin Falls at 1:30 and Boise at 1:30, stopping at Filer and Twin Falls, with six hour total travel to Boise city for 9.75. The new service is expected to boost commercial travel and orders for engraved cards and related work.
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Bramett and Bote
Boise Statesman
Trask Brothers
Boise
Idaho
Twin Falls
Bolter
Tete Falls
Filer
Bole Arives
Twin Palk
Japitel City
Trask
Filer Baseball Drops Season Opener to Twin Falls
Filer high school lost 18 to 5 to Twin Falls in the second game of the season. Despite the score, Filer showed creditable play with a sharp early stand, Glick belting a homer and a threebagger in the fifth. Drake Aman Murray pitched well for Filer as the lineup included Cole Drake p Love 1 Murray 2 Gilet as Blackburn If Deal ef and Aman 3.
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Twin Falls
Twin Palle
Beline
Glick
Filer
Babe Ruth
Drake
Aman
Murray
Inoto
Cole
Love
Gilet
Blackburn
Deal
Fuwhy
Three New Grade Teachers Appointed in Independent School District Four
At a Monday meeting of the board of directors three new teachers were appointed to the grade school staff, leaving one vacancy. Grace McQuinnis, now at Idaho Falls, was named principal of the new grade school building housing the primary department. New hires include Hazel Gardner of Farnam Nebraska Pearl Carter of Ledgerwood North Dakota and Edith West of Wendell Idaho.
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Independent School District No
Hell
Thnton
Grace McCqinnis
Idaho Falls
Hazel Gardner
Farnam
Nebraska
Pearl Carter
Ledgerwood
North Dakota
Edith West
Wendell
Maho
Bean Growers Sample Request by Filer Seed Company
Advertisement from Filer Seed Company seeking bean samples and quantities of 1420 crop Garden Beans for potential purchase and cash payment. Targeted to bean growers to supply samples for evaluation and possible sale.
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Filer Seed Company
Adv
Munyon Heads Home From Main Street Block Contract
G Munyon departed for his Long Beach California home this evening after arranging for the new brick block on Main street. He expects to return by auto within a month with other family members.
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HG. Munyon
Long Jieach
California
Main Street
Munyon
Mutual Coal Company Stockholders Meet at Reykjomn Hall
Stockholders of the Mutual Coal company convened Saturday noon to transact company business and arrange distribution of Spring Canyon Coal handled through Mutual Coal raids conducted by HN. Kudp.
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Mutual Coal Company
Reykjomn Hall
Spring Canyon
HN. Kudp
Wheat Prices Drive Market Rumors At Local Exchange
Word reached at four this afternoon that No 1 wheat fell from 1.45 to 81.20 per hundred while No 2 wheat hovered near 1.45. Traders were urged to place a record classified advert for fast cash as the market displayed volatility and interest in grain sales.
Hammerquist Plans Erection Of New Main Street Brick Block
Announcement by Mr KB Hammerquist states intention to build another brick block on Main Street adjoining his existing brick block. The lot was purchased from Rh A Reynolds. Building will be brick one story 12 by 40 feet, adding to a row of five new storefronts including the L A Small and Muanyou properties.
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KB. Hammerquist
Main Street
Hammerquist
Rh. A. Reynolds
L. A. Small
Muanyou
Fler
Award Contract For Main Street Block
The contract for the New Munyon block on Male ire was awarded Monday evening to J. L. Edwards and work began Tuesday. The brick block will have two storefronts measuring 25 by 80 feet and be one story tall, built by the Southern Idaho Brick and Tile Company with modern fronts.
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Munyon
Maleire
J. L. Edwards
James
Southern Idaho Brick and Tile Company
Guests of Woman's Club Hear Emma Drake Talk
Members and guests of the Piber Woman's club welcomed Dr. Emma Drake a noted welfare worker and Mrs. M.G. Sweetey past president of the state federation of Women's clubs to the meeting. A program of music readings followed by refreshments was served.
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Piber Woman's Club
Yenter
Emma Drake
MG. Sweetey
Twin Falls
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Students Donate to Worthy Cause at High School
After Mrs. M. G. Sweeley spoke, Beigh High School pupils and instructors voted to donate 1008 dollars to the scholarship fund of the State Federation of Women's Clubs formed among University of Idaho students. The Rural High School fund, grown from plays and entertainments over three years, had about 190 dollars. the donation was redirected to aid progressed students at the state institution, to be repaid later.
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M. G. Sweeley
Twin Palle
Fteigh School
State Federation of Women's Clubs
University of Idaho
Father and Son Banquet Set for Friday Evening
A Father and Son Banquet will be held Friday at seven o'clock in the Methodist Church. About 100 attendees are expected as advance tickets sell for 75 cents each. The menu includes chicken soup, roast pork with apple sauce, mashed potatoes, corn, pickles, jelly, bread, and batter. The program features invocations, dinner, music, a male quartet, and toasts on topics such as team work and fathers.
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Filer
Father and Son Bank
Methodiat
Deal
T. 8. Nicholson
Loren G. Drake
Mev
N. & Hawk
Ko Li. White
Farm Bureau Meeting At Rural High School Next Thursday
Farm Bureau members and all farmers are invited to a meeting at Rural High School next Thursday April 21 to discuss marketing farm products and changed policy. The gathering will address market and education issues, and include state and national cooperation with important speakers and entertainers.
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Farm Bureau
Coum
Special School Tax Victory Reported in Twin Falls Election
In Twin Falls a special school tax levy was approved by voters with a margin of 176 over the two thirds requirement. The levy aims to fund district operations and ensure the district starts the new term financially balanced. The vote totals were 1820 for and 704 against.
Filer Resident Heir to Large Kentucky Estate
Bob Gardner of Filer learns his grandmother Mary Mopking’s Kentucky estate totals about one million dollars with his share near 100000. Legal delays may push prompt inheritance payments months to years. Gardner plans to invest in Filer property and land. His family faces ongoing litigation over related estates and possible heirs.
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Bob Gardner
Kentucky
Mary Mopking
Gardner
JR. Glassow
Indianaplis
Ind
Mr. Glasgow
East Lake City
Utah
Apperson Brothers
Kokomo
Naverty
Veeran
Filer
Buxland
Weather Trimmed by Snow and Mud After Rain
A ceery snow fell during last night with dresssing rain today making fields muddy and delaying operations. Temperature fell slightly with no reported damage to vegetation though fruit growers in Make river canyon fear Thursday frosty weather could damage peaches and other fruit crops.
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Make River Canyon
Crystal Springs
Niagere
Prings
Gourley
Lowe
County farm prints 4000 agricultural leaflets for farmers
The Record reports the county farm bureau with Twin Putle county distributing thousands of leaflets to landowners and farmers. The article urges reading by farmers and sharing with neighbors, highlighting community efforts and regulatory compliance.
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Birean
Value of Beet Sugar Factory Described in County
The Merchants and Planters Sugar Company outlines four beet sugar factory sites in the county led by A B Wood Jr as manager. The piece argues a factory would bring millions annually, boost property values, create wealth from sales to outside markets, improve soils via crop rotation, and provide guaranteed cash prices for beets, benefiting farmers, bankers, and merchants.
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Merchants and Planters Sugar Company
A.B. Wood
Sure
Piter
Kny
Varios Co-Operative
Twin Falls
United State
United States
Karnare’ Prea
Mountain Time Bill Presented in State Legislature
Senator Gooding and Representative Smith introduced bills in the Senate and House to place Southern Idaho areas on Pacific Time, arguing the change would align with interstate commerce and avoid confusion across railroad lines and neighboring regions. The proposal aims to standardize time zones in Huntington and surrounding districts.
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Washington
Gooding
Smith
Senate
House
Idaho
Pacific
Huntington
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G. Munyon
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