02 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
1
Ripley seeks 70 percent backing from Main Street property owners to sanction paving. An earlier informal petition reached 55 percent, signaling strong support as fires hazards and impassable streets push for sewer and water extensions. Two cost-sharing plans under review, with village to cover intersections.
A meeting in Twin Falls Saturday discussed establishing regional quarantine due to the alfalfa weevil menace. Joseph W. Tanner of Westwind urged a fast plan to block hay shipments. after debate the proposal was tabled and will be presented to six states that import Idaho hay. County officials including W H Wicks attended with representatives from Twin Falls, Kimberly, and other towns.
A man fell from a ladder at the Praett ranch in Moreethiet Monday. J. R. Behg erg will survive after a head injury described as slight concussion of the brain by Dr. F A Dwight who was summoned to the scene.
Keenesbank rancher Bret Cro received $45 per acre for beet crop, averaging $246 per acre. Other strong yields were harvested by Creator and Rathbar Brothers. Rath! had an acre value around $1964, averaging about $2237 per acre. The text is partially garbled but notes sizable farm outputs and earnings.
Herbert H Houghton of Reynolds Bros Motor Co reports many inquiries for a valve coupling device for lubricators. The patent improves Alemite style lubrication by sealing joints to prevent leakage. Houghton plans to go to Los Angeles to establish a distribution agency and sample devices may be sent to The Record office.
The Filer Commercial club assembles Tuesday night at the I.O.O.F. hall to elect officers and hear the secretary’s annual report. Members expect discussion on lifting the alfalfa tax and freight rate changes affecting local bankers and business leaders.
A fragmented report notes a coalition of Oregon shippers and dealers claiming to boost home product distribution. The text describes outreach to 666 dealers, urging cooperation in a free service aimed at explaining objectives and improving market work, with public access implied.
Thanksgiving weather resembled a typical California day with fair roads aiding attendance at the Habl-Piler football game on school grounds. Families enjoyed traditional turkey dinners with all the trimmings while local shops closed for the holiday. The American Legion dance at Reybrace root garden drew a good crowd and dancing continued late.
Annual election of officers will take place at a meeting of Filer post American Legion Wednesday night at Reybroco roof garden. A resume of the year's work will be given and plans for the future outlined at this meeting which is expected to be attended by a member of the post.
Tickets for the Eliison White Chautauqua Festival for January 11 to 15 go on sale next week. Five evenings of entertainment are planned by the organizers with a varied program including lectures, concerts, and demonstrations.
Philip Buck, son of Mr and Mrs P Buck, a student at the University of California Southern Branch in Los Angeles, is listed as a member of the intercollegiate debating team. Buck will defend the negative side on December 3 against a team from Deckdental College on the question whether the Alien Land Law of 1920 should be repealed. Buck, a Twin Falls high school graduate, built a reputation as a top debater in high school and at the university, earning state championship honors despite limited time on campus.
Mart A Means of Lawiston returns from a trade trip into the southern part of the state. He praises Twin Falls soil fertility and notes cows are weeded, with large operations feeding cattle locally. He cites sugar beet farmers in the area.
After months of inactivity the Habt committee seeks funding for a proposed 126 004 bonus to Idaho Central fall ut pany for a shorter 311 mile street connection to Ban Prapewen. A 15 member committee will canvass the area, with names including East mas chair and various local figures set to raise money for the railway effort.
Twin Falls defeated Boise High in a rugged football clash witnessed by about 159 attendees. Heine starred with a strong rushing game and the Twin Falls defense forced Boise touchdowns, as the home team built early leads and maintained momentum throughout the fast paced contest. The crowd included local civic groups and the Chamber of Commerce applauding the win.
fragmentary OCR notes describe upcoming Marca Lyceum number with mentions of local residents and a noted lecturer January with routine speakers and events. The garbled text references a district audience and community concerns, but lacks coherent details or dates.
The Christmas Seal drive, led by Mrs W A Shear and a volunteer corps, promotes 15 000 seals at two pennies each and health bonds from five dollars. Seals go on sale December 11 and at Davis Jewelry and Modern Drug Shop, with a December 25 close. funds aid tuberculosis relief and local campaigns, alongside a football score report from Filer.
The Twin Falls and Maho Palle high schools prepare for a Friday state championship clash after Caldwell claims football leadership in the region. Twin Falls has not allowed a score this season, while Idaho Walls leads in points with 1657. Opponents listed include America Falls, Poeatels, Ricks, Mashure, Blackfowt, and St Anthony.
Funeral services for John Late, who died at his home after stomach trouble, were held Wednesday afternoon at 2 at the residence. He was a farmer and had lived near Clover for several years, aged 7 grace old.
The ceremony joined Miss Branch Walker and Mr Lawter A Staley with attendants Mr Hay Gite and Miss Linck Walker of Filer. After a brief honeymoon to Pocatello the couple will reside in the Sealey home in Filer.
Announcement notes the sale of the W. J. Trueblood ranch one and a half miles east and four miles south at Filer. Mr Trueblood and family will move to the coast for winter. Auctioneer H B Lee of Twin Falls and C A Kebinsos handle cattle, horses, farm machinery, household goods.
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