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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1919
Page
4
Detweiler purchased a large stock of paint in Filer last week, intending to paint several buildings he owns and launch a general tidying campaign. The deal stands as one of the biggest paint purchases locally, with Mr. Detweiler planning extensive use of the material.
Members of the Eastern Star held a lively Easter party last Friday at the Masonic ball. Decorations featured spring colors and refreshments in green and white. Guests played games late, with older attendees shedding years of dull care and enjoying the evening.
Nemaha County Herald prints a compliment on the Filer Idaho Record edited by Will M Zentz formerly of Brock. The writer praises Zentz as competent and notes the Record as a readable small town paper with strong advertising support.
A newspaper note corrects an error in Filor Chocery Co. ads offering 12 cans of corn for 1.00, stating 12 cans were mistakenly advertised and should be 12 cans for 1.00. Governor Davis proclaims Power Farming Week to stimulate interest in mechanical power use and future farm needs.
Sealed bids for concrete work on curbing and sidewalks in the village of Filer will be received by the clerk until Monday April 98. Specifications available from the clerk. Village council may reject all bids. D H Davis chairman J M Penny clerk.
Local ad from the BXYYDER Hardware Co promotes McCormick mowing and haying machinery. It urges buyers to compare prices before purchasing and highlights familiar farm equipment lines for sale.
Town notes report upcoming showings at the Gem Theatre including the nine reel Canibals of the South Sea and a matinee next Wednesday. Local visitors Ed Ripley J M Markel and several others attended events in Boise and Burley. Curbing and sidewalk work on Main Street progresses with plans extending from Nibley Channel yard to the fair grounds. Road bend voting encouraged and a civic notice urges citizens to vote next Tuesday.
North Filer News notes a flurry of Sunday visits among local families. Ward Griffiths and relatives spoke with kin in Twin Falls while L. Wandle J. R. Moss and A. Hedley shared time with Ragadale at the Spellman home. W. D. Griffiths plans a Los Angeles summer trip for their son's health.
Rural High School notes report a baseball diamond being prepared at the fair ground with a 1000 seat grandstand. A meeting at Wood's drag store will select uniforms, and E B Ripley and Burley committee discuss season schedules. Ruth Kobe to compete in the State Declamatory Contest. tractor demos at school grounds feature Myrtle Musser driving a tractor.
10 a m Sunday School led by L S Otto superintendent. 11 a m morning worship led by Pastor Rev Elaver Gant Keith of Twin Falls Methodist church delivering A Message for the Hour. p m Stereopticon lecture on the Philippines with independence near. Cordial welcome extended to all services.
Cor Yakiona Avenue and Snd Street. Evening service with congregational singing at 7 30 p m. Preaching by EV Wer invited.
Sunday school at the church each Sunday at 10 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Young Peoples meeting at 6 45 p.m. All are welcome. General Missionary GW Plumer invites attendance and workship during these services.
Notice to owners listed in the Village of Filer board record to build or pay for sidewalks and curb in front of their lots within fifteen days after the first publication. If refused or failed, city labor will complete the work at the owners’ expense. Names of affected lots and property owners follow along with publication dates April 14 and May 4.
Owners of several lots in the Village of Filer Idaho are ordered by the Board of Trustees to build concrete curbs in front of their parcels within 15 days after the first publication. Failure to comply may result in the village performing the work and charging the costs to the owners.
Public notice lists 40 acres of alfalfa land available near Wendell Idaho. Price 140.00 per acre with 3,000.00 cash payment. See Shepard Investment Company for details.
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