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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
3
Local items report residents visiting relatives in Mt Penn Pennsylvania and Boise students returning home. Businesses advertise drug store sales and promotions. Numerous social events include Easter party at Tyler home and Mother’s Day candy offer. Scarlet fever cases rise with care and quarantines. Hammerquist baby improving. Community notices mention property leasing, new trucks, and Bible study group.
Keithler buys a team of mules from Mr. Patton as eighth graders await evaluation. The Ledgewood family moves to Mr. Leonard’s upper forty for summer work. Shirley Coates visits Bew lah Kathineseh. Students plan to ply Sepa HU next Friday after recess. Dr and Mrs Armes host PeeALy at dinner. Rural club meets with Mrs. Vincent on April 21. Mrs. Frank Watt sells sheep stake and plans move to LaGrande Oregon after Ethel’s graduation. Track team to compete in two weeks around April 23. Blanche Kreigh recovering from pneumonia and hopes to return to school. Mrs Boatman travels to Twin Falls for eye work.
University of Idaho Experiment Station Bulletin No 2 outlines costs and profitability for seven Southern Idaho crops for 1919 and 1920. It analyzes cost per acre and per unit, relative profitability per acre and per dollar, and notes a wide cost range and strong link between unit cost and yield. Copies available from the Director, Experiment Station, Moscow Idaho.
A county affairs meeting of the Mu Federation of Woman's Club at Twin Falls endorsed limiting county fair activities. Carrie Harper White and Mrs E B Cory led a committee urging elimination of carnival features and presenting recommendations to the county commissioners.
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