Filer Idaho Promising Irrigated Hub with Growth Plans
Filer Idaho a 1200 population town in Twin Falls county lies in an irrigated valley with vast acreage under cultivation. The article details crops livestock land values water rights climate and regenerative development with infrastructure projects and community institutions supporting a growing local economy.
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Piler
Great Twin Falls
Idaho
Twin Falls
Filer
Snake River
South Side
North Side
Minidoka
Salmon River
Oakley
Twin Falla West End
Bruneau
Filer Country
Connor heads Jeffersonian Club at Twin Falls Jackson Day
T D Connor elected president of the Twin Falls Jeffersonian club at a Jackson Day meeting. Taylor Cummins named vice president and candidate for Congress. A W Ostram named as a potential opponent. Bull named second vice president and W Orr Chapman as secretary treasurer. The new president urged old fashioned democracy and unity while avoiding factionalism. The gathering noted Democratic support from Nonpartisan league members but did not urge cross ticket voting. Idaho totals 4 210 miles of land across cultural, mineral, grazing, and forest areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Connor
Democratic War Horse
Twin Palk County
Twin Falls
Taylor Cummins
Congress
Metriet
Irma
Couny
Nonpartisan League
Demorrs
Teket
Tanner Enters Confectionery Business At Tanner Dock
Theodore Tanner acquires the AK Moore confectionery near the port office. Thorough overhauling completed with new stock and a full fountain service. He plans a complete line of fountain specialties plus bread, confectionery, candy, and clears.
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Theodore Tanner
Tek
AK Moore Confectionary
Tanner Dock
Stiff Competition In Checker Series
In a 100 game checker marathon, George Priefer leads Harry Hammerquist 14 to 11 with 14 draws so far. Sixty nine games remain. Pieter is cited as a former Missouri champion by his opponent, while Hammerquist’s reputation in this session trails only J. P. Buck, the West’s dean of checkers.
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Harry Hammerquist
George Priefer
Hammerquist
Pieter
Missouri
J. P. Buck
West
Filer Reports 1919 Exports Reach 1557 Carloads of Produce
Filer exports for the 1919 season totaled 1557 carloads valued at 3,194,000 dollars, with shipments from February 1, 1919 to February 1, 1920. Beans, potatoes, alfalfa hay, wheat, sugar beets, apples, peaches, and other goods are listed with car counts and values. Average yields per acre for key crops over five years and peak per acre records are provided for beans, potatoes, alfalfa hay, wheat, sugar beets, and seeds.
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Puller
Rlevalirs
Filer
Twin Falls County Fair Prospects Improve September Dates
The Twin Falls County Fair grounds at Filer adjacent to town on the Fast were donated by local residents and improved with a fifty thousand dollar investment making it the best in the Intermountain country. The vast show barns and track preparations for May training promise enhanced comfort and facilities. The 1920 fair will proceed with no carnival contracts, relying on non carnival patrons for attendance, with details continued on page 12.
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Union
Politle
Shoshone Falls
Filer
Ors Mutual Telephone Company
Honda
Piler
Moroa
Curry
Popular Lane
Eim~ Wooed
Popular Hill
Clover
Cedar Draw
Morea
Twin Falls
Idaho
University of Idaho
Twin Fall County
Bull
Kimberly
Hansen
Murtaugh
Hollister
Rogerson
Castleford
Rebecca Order
American Legion
Yakima Avenue
Miler
Filer Heeard
First National
Farmers and Merchants
Twin Fails
Filer Andie
County Hhes
Secregaon
Petronare
Intermountain Pair and Racing Association
Boise
County Bureau Holds Notable Home Demonstration Session
Mary Graybit presided at a Tyin Fall offices meeting of the Home Demonstration Club. County farm hours discuss upcoming fashion show, May 22 at Bahl or Torin Falls, and county fair preparations. After adjournment, a banquet at the Negro hotel honored Greceivers. speakers included Asher B. Wilson and R T H. MeAter. Plans for the county farm bureau year were set, with praise to the chamber of commerce for visitor support.
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Mary Graybit
Inca
Tyin
Bahl
Torin Falls
Chile
Negro Hotel
Ste Tete Kathe Chamber
Copmere
Asher B. Wilson
Chamber of Cran
Merce
Kochmanter
R T H. MeAter
Morsay
Otte
Wier
Mise Rina Ladwig
Foce Desemetrationaly
A. J. Oretly
Farm Bureau
la Oe
United States
Value Loft Club
Filer Legion Post Awarded First Honors
Filer Legion Post No 47 received first honors at the state convention parade with an award of 76 dollars. The report praised the marchers appearance, cadence, and uniformity amid limited practice. Posts from Doki and others competed, highlighting the Filer post balance of members and uniforms. The parade drew visitors to Twin Falls, with election notes for leadership and state appointments mentioned. Mrs A Duquesne hosted a birthday club for J D Fisher returning from California.
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Ile Parade
Palle Wedsveday
Agra
Biate
Legion
Clark G. Fox Post
Bul
CL. Longley
Eee
Doki
Itte
Bari
Munyoe
Leo F. Tracken
Twin Patie
Secason
Albert
Payeur
Twin
Kellogg
Idaho
Seed distribution fuels Idaho Co operative Beet Sugar growth
The Idaho Co operative Beet Sugar company distributed most of its sugar beet seed to growers in its tract who have contracted to raise about (illegible) acres for the Fir factory. The firm reports strong stock interest with about 660 investors owning stock and substantial daily purchases. Company officers note experienced leadership, with Fred Hine as president and a veteran sugar industry background, while W W Woolf, A W Mack, Oswald Wilson, P H Crow, and others steer board and advisory roles.
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Idaho Co-operative Beet Sugar Company
Filer Eiavator
Filer
Gesa Hing
Fred Hine
Fallon
Nev
Gunnison Valley Sugar Company
W. W. Woolf
Davivteen
Janesville
Wisconsin
A. W. Mack
New
Mickienis
P. H. Crow
Mexico
Logan Agriculture College
Utah
Twin Palm
J. W. Porter
Fred Hinge
A. W Mack
Dewald Wilson
P. Ho Crow
Frank DeKlote
Arthur E. Anderson
Pier
HW. Vanderpool
Hansen
J A. Andy
Hurley
1500 Copies of This Issue Printed
A notice states that fifteen hundred copies of this issue have been printed and extra copies are available for five cents each. The paper offers wrapping, addressing, and mailing to any address at no extra cost. Orders can be sent by phone, mail, or in person.
Munyons to settle in Long Beach grocery business
Mr and Mrs Fred Munyon plan to move to Long Beach California where Mr Munyon will join his brother Ora in the grocery business in the beach city. Karl Munyon bought Fred Munyon's residence on ith street last week.
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Fred Munyon
Tne
Long Beach
Calif
Mr. Manyon
Ora
Beach City
Karl Munyon
Iath Street
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Scake River
Yellowstone Park
Milner Dam
Sawtooth
Niagara Falls
Twin Palle
Hansen Bridge
Scientific American
America
Snake River Canyon
Bob
Leake
Rupert
Bubl
Piter
Commmon
Connor
Jeffersonian Club
Thin
Sunderland
Twin Falls County Fair
J. M. Markel
Filer Legion Post
Mrs. A DuQuesne
Birthday Club
J. D. Fisher
California
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