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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1923
Page
6
On August 15 the Maroa school district board voted to discontinue school wagon operations for the term starting September 3. The move aims to reduce heavy repair and operating costs, ending the long-standing free transportation for local students.
Notice is given for the annual meeting of Independent School District No. Four in Twin Falls County Idaho. Meeting hours are 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM on the specified day. One trustee position for a four year term and another for two years will be elected, with official notice posted at the clerk's office at least six days prior.
Mr and Mrs L L Peterson and Kaby drove from near Carey to visit Mrs Petersons parents Mr and Mrs L Brown, returning Tuesday. Mrs Warren Guliek and her two daughters from Wellington Kana visit Gulieks mother and sister Mrs William Walters and brothers after stops in Yakima Wash. Mrs Hershal Malone and children left for Hazelton to stay with her parents C E Fools and sister Mrs Dan Jean and brother L Poole. Rev McCatchen of Pleasant View church will preach at Maron next Sunday, second Sunday of the month. Isaac Willard and family, after selling their furnished Filet home, visit friends before moving to Oregon for a year. J M Tuel and Annie Korax families near Thousand Springs gathered Sunday. Mev Andrew Swendener returned home.
A. B. Clark Adame and Bi L Olmstead of Everett B. Clark Seed Co report a bumper bean crop outlook. Visiting Milford Connecticut from the headquarters, they praised local plant operations and large warehouses as the bean market in the district shows strong potential.
Mrs. D. Barnhart of Elgin visits at the homes of Mrs. Prank Kitchie and Mrs. O. A. Krotn, sharing notes from Elmwood. The brief item records social visits by a local physician in the community.
Weekly notes from Twin Falls canal district report diversions at Milner and storage figures. Milner dam capacity and water passing, Jackson Lake storage and current draw, plus local farm and social news. Notable insurance claims updated show $25k to $30k in bail losses adjusted for about 16 claims, largest near $11k.
Mrs Wilfred McKay Olsen travels to Green River Utah after the death of Col James Aaron Shinn 71 a former Leadville mining engineer and state game warden. Shinn born 1862 in Burlington Iowa built ties to Leadville Colorado and mining radium ventures at Green River. Survived by widow six daughters and two sons with eight grandchildren.
Teachers or persons desiring to substitute in local grade schools must submit applications with qualifications to M J Goode, clerk, Independent School District No 4, on or before September 16.
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