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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1921
Page
4
The state reports action by the Gooding Water Works probe petition and hearings, resignations of federal officials, a state sale approval for Hole, and a Crooks led review. Also noted are a longtime locomotive engineer’s death near Parma, crop projections for Minidoka projects, freight rate adjustments, and weather impacts across Hailey and surrounding counties.
A group of teachers from Filer and nearby communities completed attendance at the Attioa Stviw Normal school summer course and have returned home in a late season departure. Returning travelers include W. Nutman and Miss LaVaughn Mann among others such as Elizabeth Smith, Clarence Oo, Fama Gavelson, Mabel Graves, Gee Prick, Irma Dewl, Helen Klaas, Ansa Klaas, Mabel Gamer, W. T. Dayel, and J. W. Saniche.
Officials at the War Bureau direct an intensive effort to determine veteran pension entitlements. Conferences with Col. Charen Parkes lead to instructions for all Crom divisions to mobilize resources under federal officials guiding the clearance process.
Red Cross bulletin notes paper shortages led to war map envelopes. Maps from Bucadia, the German Empire, and Belmont’s Western Volunteer Army captured by Lettish independence were folded into envelopes, with interiors showing district maps. no map removal occurred. France sees rising divorces tied to housing shortages, then declines as shortages persist.
A letter addressed to Mr Scott leader of Modern Caravan C A arrived at the Bull postmaster, mail to Willan D Scott of caravan fame, but was misrouted to Buhl Idaho with few details beyond the recipient and destination.
German researchers led by Professor Zakrewksi uncovered a 2000 year old cemetery near Stargard West Pras aic. Six black urns and one red urn with white stripes contained ashes. Among the remains were unidentified clittering substances and other artifacts.
A historic note claims the White House is exceptionally wired with more than 170 incandescent lights and an exclusive private telephone system for the president and family, highlighting its advanced electrical setup.
Pioneers recalled that sixteen years earlier on August 7 1905 the first train reached Twin Falls. They celebrated with a monster barbecue in front of the Perrine hotel then under construction as the line extended later to Filer.
The infant child of Mr and Mrs A C Divine, who lived east of Curry, was buried Monday afternoon at the LOFO cemetery after dying shortly after birth at the county hospital Sunday noon.
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