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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1923
Page
4
In January month the filer record shows an OG Advertising notice with a single copy and an application referenced. Details remain limited as the text is fragmentary and no explicit actions or dates are provided beyond the month context.
The Record notes the village election concluded peacefully with no malice or bitterness, contrasting neighboring city campaigns. It praises healthy rivalry to boost interest but warns that division into rival groups harms the community, and commends residents for maintaining harmony.
The Record is named one of three papers in the county to publish the official proceedings of the board. Readers need no other county paper to learn the commissioners activities, underscoring The Record’s circulation and stability along with coverage of local and state news.
Wiler will host Friday events for Southern Idaho school athletes as the Southern Central district track tournament comes to the county fair grounds. Local businesses will close in the afternoon. Next Friday, forty grade schools attend a field day here, with events at the fair grounds to showcase the venue and local hospitality by Filer residents.
An order from the postal department directs route patrons to paint rural mail boxes. Postmaster Whine notes special stationing of postmen aims to improve appearance and protect metal bases from rust and exposure. The program seeks to enhance the overall look of rural mail boxes along delivery routes nationwide.
Postmasters will inspect rural mail boxes in April 1923 and thereafter to ensure white paint on boxes and supports and clear black lettering of the head of household. Owners may be asked in writing to paint and post their names. cooperation sought to improve appearance and capacity, with no withdrawal of service for noncompliance.
Idaho is urged to become a great dairy center, withWalter and other experts arguing Idaho’s climate and feeds support high milk and butter output. The piece cites cheaper feeds, small stable costs, and strong regional markets from California to the Orient, noting steady farm credit and year round dairy income as key advantages.
Fragmentary OCR note speaks of evil of idleness serving as a gate to ruin and a warning about enterprising folly. Mentions walls and devils in cryptic phrases, with few identifiable names or places remaining readable.
R H McAtee, five year Maroa principal, plans to enter Albion Normal in June to complete diploma coursework. No successor has been elected yet. Community party at the schoolhouse drew a fair crowd despite rain. Mrs L H Brown led a feature mil e celebration with a dinner at the Parish home.
The Ladies' club gathered with Mrs. Charles Atroud and members plan a potluck dinner at Mrs. Hoffman's home. Mrs. Hoffman is expected to depart soon for California. Dob Statts visited his sister in Mire and returned from Kenmerer Wyoming. Families including the Bax, Lancaster, and Knapp clans spent Sunday at Goode. At the annual school election, Kalbtinisch was reelected trustee. Master and daughter from Nampa visited relatives in Twin Falls. Leslie Stroud and family spent Sunday with the Strouds in Goode. County Assessor S. Claud Stewart and Deputy Granville Davie spent time in Filer valuing properties. assessments remain on a similar basis to last year.
A sequence of real estate transfers across multiple properties and buyers including EB Beeman to J Weber Jr for $1 and various NW NE parcels, W Comesys to C H More House for $1, and numerous entries listing lots, blocks, and towns such as Kimberly Twin Falls Castleford and Buhl with sums shown or nominal payments.
Fragmentary 1914 style deed list shows transfers by L P Voorhees to W H Bevercombe and George Birkelhaupt to L W Love, each for trivial sums in parts of town. Dates scattered 4 11 13 and 12 10 14 hint at land or parcel records.
Saturday April 21 entries show J W Lentz transferring parcels to C W mrene for 1250, sheriff transferring to Hypotheekbank, C B Norton selling to EB Jones for 4501, BD A Patterson selling to J M Steel smith for 1, H Smith selling to E Matthews and Fouts for 1, all involving sections and towns in 1917 era land records.
Nat will open the 1923 season on Sunday April 29. Visitors are invited to see improvements including 600 shade trees planted roads graded and a newly drilled artesian well supplying abundant natural hot water Ady signed notice.
An old advertisement claims catarrhal deafness stems from Eustachian tube inflammation and promises WALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE will relieve catarrh and deafness if inflammation is reduced, noting long-standing success in treatment.
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