Schools open across districts in early September
The first week of September brings school openings across local and neighboring districts. Filer schools start September 2 while Maron Washington Elmwood and Poplar districts hold sessions September 1. Preparations include renovations, new curtains, and improved facilities as nine month terms approach with staff assignments noted for each district.
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Filer
High Schol
Maron
Washington
Elmwood
Poplar Bill
G. E. Denman
W. G. Nuzman
BR. C. Hayes
Gertrude Ring
Hayes
Here
Arthur England
Poplar
J. W. Smith
Miss Clarthel Walter
Auction Sale Of Furniture Here
Charles W. Skinner announces a public sale of furniture and household goods at his residence on the west end of North Street tomorrow Friday afternoon starting at 1 o'clock.
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Charles W. Skinner
North Street
Commission Advises Purchase of Coal Now
The Idaho state public utilities commission reports stocks of coal are very low and prices may rise as demand grows. Railroads have transportation capacity, but soon grain fruit and other commodities will strain shipping. The public urged to stockpile coal to avoid shortages and serious consequences.
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State Public Utilities Commission
Ths
Idaho
Death of D Klinefelter’s Father at Jerome August
The Northsiay News of Jerome reports the death of Peter Klinefelter, 71, father of Don Klinefelter formerly of the place. He died August 4 at his Jerome home. Ann remained found in the garden by a daughter living with the family. Heart disease listed as the cause. Funeral services were held from the Christian church at Jerome.
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Northsiay
Jerome
Peter Klinefettar
Don Klinefetter
Wendell
Mr. Klinefelter
Woddesly
Jeray
Ann
Christian Church
Jerowe
Date Set for Opening of Road Gap Bids
August 25 opening set for bids on 1.8 miles of state highway in the Filer district. District officials report federal approval for crushed gravel material. construction could start Sept 1 if bids are acceptable. Estimated cost $20,000 with federal paying half and state and district sharing the rest.
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Filer Highway
Ashlie
Shoshone
Bir Aghline
Bureau of Highways
Idaho State Department of Public Works
Arthur EB. Anderama
Filer
Wor Stary
Federal Department
Anderson
Election recount finds no changes in county primary voting
The board of county commissioners completed an official canvass of votes cast in the recent primary election on Tuesday, reporting no changes from the initial tally.
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Board of County Commissioners
Cement Walks Begin On North Street
Skinner and Newt Ore have started constructing a cement sidewalk along the marsh boundary of their property on North Street, moving forward with the project.
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Skinner
Newtore
Public Appreciates Band Concert Saturday Sight
A second band concert is scheduled for Saturday evening in Filer. The initial performance drew a large crowd from nearby areas and earned praise for the band. The concerts are free to the public and take place at the public band stand on Meta Street.
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Filer
Ernson
Piller
Tte Reader
Jennings
Meta Street
Harvest News Sparks Grain Prices and Harvest Pace
Harvest of grain is well under way with substantial threshing and grain on the market. Wheat prices stay at 3.10 for No 1, with No 2 just a cent below. Bean rog ing peaks with decent but below normal yields. Peas are being picked at Filer Seed company warehouse from Rich Avid Burley regions. Water supply has improved to about 80 percent. Watermelons from Buhl enter markets.
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Filer Seed Company
Avid
Burley
Buhl
Kiwanis To Send Delegates to Provo District Meet
At the weekly Kiwanis session the decision was made to send delegates to the Kiwanis district convention in Provo Utah. Names of delegates were not announced. Two litie girls Marjorie Schildman and Lenore Drake sang a duet to the club and were warmly encored. James Sebudy and George Andrews attended as guests.
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Kiwanis District
Provo
Utah
Freday
Service Club
Marjorie Schildman
Lenore Drake
James Sebudy
George Andrews
New Ownership Announced for Local Elevator
Farmers Grain and Milling company changed hands quietly with policies to continue. W M Smith named new general manager, visiting the local elevator to confer with Harry Row. headquarters will be in Pocatello after a career in Idaho Falls and other towns. Ernest Byrne and others attended a Filer lodge AF AM semicon in Rogerson.
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Farmers Grain and Milling Company
W. M. Smith
Harry Row
Ernest
Rd Byrne
Rogerson
Filer Lodge No
AUXILIARY AND LEGION CHOOSE STATE OFFICERS
Delegates to the State conventions of the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary, held in Pocatello, returned Sunday. Hailey chosen as 1925 Legion convention seat. officers elected include Dr. A. B. Aee, Carl M. Rows, Claire Baldridge, A. H. Christian Sen, M. Lee Finke, J. Jones, Rev. F. D. McCabe, James Harris, E. B. Hunt, and others. delegates and alternates named for the national convention.
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Filer
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Pocatello
Mra. T. Dan Connor
Harvey Shirk
Homer Leotarr
W D. Gillis
Legion
Hailey
the Legion
Dr. A. Baeee
Idaho Falls
Carl M. Rows
Onifing
Claire Baldridge
Parma
A. H. Christiansen
Downey
Samuel B. Vance
Hazelton
M. Lee Finke
Arma
J. ©. Jones
Paul
FD. McCabe
Coeur d'Alene
James Harris
Weiser
A. Rottelfson
Area
Will Liams
Daley
St. Anthony
B J. Therkildesn
Frank de Vork
Aberdeen
Potrim
Lewinton
H. Worchester
St. Marten
L. W. Chilton
Nampa
John Melman
Payette
Filer Mes In Jerome County Nosed Out In Close Ballot
Two former Filer men W. H. Detweiler and G. H. Erdmann ran for five Jerome county primary seats but were defeated by narrow margins Detweiler trailed A McGowhan 226 to 144 in votes while Erdmann lost to H C Cook by 68 votes Detweiler’s name appeared on the ballot due to friends campaign work.
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Jerome County
W. HH
Detweiler
G. H. Erdmen
Jerome
A. _ McGowhan
Detweliar
MrGowlan
Detwyliar
Ae Erdmann
Or Gaesser
H. C. Cook
Old Fashioned Gospel Set as St Clair Theme at Filer
The Rev. Fred St Clair will lead an old fashioned gospel revival at Filer from September 7 to 28. He has conducted campaigns in major cities from Portland Maine to Los Angeles and has seen over 22 000 souls seek God at his alters in 16 years. He is described as simple hearted and faithful in promoting grace through atonement.
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Fred St. Clair
Filer
Portland
Ore
Seattle
San Franchsco
Toston
Los Angeles
Southland
Rev. Mr. Clair Revival Draws Crowds at Local Church
An aging evangelist in a tuberculosis scare returned to preaching after prayer, now leading revival meetings in town. Special talks include How to Get Your Prayers Answered and The Gospel for the Bed, with services held in the Manyon building in the Post Office block on Main Street.
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Clair
Anny
Arizona
Naz Christian
Reports Wanted From Available Solar Crop Reports
The Record seeks crop reports from readers about seasonal production during the water shortage. It invites subscribers to share crop conditions and yields to inform a global audience about what the country can produce in the season. Phone 41.
Notable changes planned for the ninth Twin Falls Fair
Ground improvements running into thousands of dollars aim to elevate the Ninth Annual Twin Falls County Fair set for September 9 10 11 and 13. Work on the grandstand adds seating capacity while the new produce building features shelving a central floral display and housing the women’s department and Idaho Power display. Track and grounds work includes a reconditioned race track and enhanced park space with 20 concessions sold. Exhibition boxes are being built near the grandstand to expand seating for hundreds, and a central entrance replaces the old one.
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Twin Falls
Idaho Power Company
Gurvey
Big Fairy Grounds
Twin Falls County
Idaho
J. M. Markel
Aews
Car left for storage in Cody by resident talent instructor
An automobile driven by F D Scott, who formerly resided here and claimed to be a singing instructor, was abandoned in Cody Wyoming and will be returned to its owner. Deputy sheriff Charles K Johns reports the car was left for storage by a garnishee from Twin Falls.
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Tal Cody
Wyo
F. D. Scott
Twin Falls
Charles K. Jowns
Sherif
Cody J
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Commission
D. Klinefelter
DE LS Sis
Kiwanis
Robbins Interests
Selle Farmers Grain & Milling Company
New
Auxiliary and Legion
Sonetia
Pocateths
G. Nicholas Lift
Poratettu
Brat View
Martin’ Batley
Twin Pulls
Second View
Leo
Behwater
Moise
Walter Odell
Bt Maries
Prank Meek
Caldwell
Bre
Whitemare
Astitan
ST. Clair
Munson
Rev
Pred ST. Clair
Cody
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