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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows a candidate for office and a retired captain tied to war service. Details are garbled, but the piece hints at candidacy, wartime merit, and a veteran entering public life amid a tumultuous context.
A fragmented text advocates standardizing street names for clarity in Filer areas. It emphasizes identifying locations by exact streets such as Main, Worth, and East avenues, noting a preferred sequence from fairgrounds to adjacent streets. The piece argues for practical naming over vague references to blocks near landmarks.
Flynn 24 and Careey Ulrich 1 Mubi were killed instantly when an acetylene lighting tank exploded at the Idaho Peri Development Co. project home. Other facts are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a fatal accident at the work site.
Engineers designated by the United States Reclamation Service examined the Snake River Valley to assess a high line canal near Shelley to divert water to the American Falls area. The project could use surplus winter flows for power generation and, in summer, irrigate lands between Shelley and American Falls and extend toward Minidoka Bliss and related irrigation schemes.
Officials of Odd Fellows lodge District No. 1 plan a convention in Twin Faile on Monday April 26. The district includes Twin Faile Kimberly Filer and Baht. Delegates may proceed to Haselton after the closing session for an encampment. Grand lodge officers and Past Grand Master A B Gibeon of Galtwell will attend. Addresses by Gibson and Harry D Jackson of Rupert. A banquet at Parish Hall followed by a social program at the high school auditorium.
A Tom Thumb wedding staged by the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal church at the Geno Theatre drew a large audience Friday evening. Children wore formal outfits and performed with grace, with Dor ie Parnote and Joseph Goode as bride and groom. The event, directed by a local committee, cleared 27 dollars for the church.
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