Filer Commercial Club Endorses Paving and Officials Election
The Filer Commercial Club endorsed paving on Main Street with a ten year payment plan estimated at 60 000 overall, about 180 per 25 foot lot, to be paid in ten annual installments. It urged property owners to support the project and noted most labor would stay local, boosting the town’s economy. The club also adopted resolutions naming current officials for another term and discussed budget, delinquent dues, and past projects totaling about 9500. A Pilgrims Day celebration was proposed, the Christmas tree move was handed to schools and churches, and officers for the coming year were re elected by acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Gillis
California
Twin Falla
H. B. Ripley
Wilde
Markel
New Grocery and Meat Store to Open in Hollister Area
CE Hudelson of Hollister announces next week plans to move stock to Filer and open a meat building on property occupied by undertakers. Jean, a longtime local, plans to run a grocery, with past activity in Hollister and nearby farms. EB Drake expands equipment and furniture into the Minnynt stock and vacant county fair grounds buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CE. Hudelson
Hollister
Jean
Thin Section
Westnes
Drake
County Fair
Sir
Hoe
Moves to Jerome All Conger Seeks New Venture
Conger former proprietor at the Filer Vulcanizing Works has closed the shop and moved to Jerome where he will engage in business similar to that conducted for the past months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conger
Filer Vulcanizing Works
Jerome
Legion elect thir teen men to serve year
W D Gill attorney was elected commander of Filer Post American Legion to succeed C W Deurig who has served in that capacity for a year John B Musser was chosen adjutant of the post Other officers named include Jack Johnson Judeau Shinn M J Goode Homer Leohner and an executive committee to include seven others plus Fort Munyon Jack Tannenbaum C W Deurix Leonard Winkle William Detweller Earnest Winkle and Andrew Dingle Also a turkey shoot committee was formed and plans for basketball teams and a Legion dance were announced The post seeks all ex service men and notes a $4 membership paid now credits to January 1 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Gill
Filer Post
American Legion
C. W. Deurig
John B. Musser
Jack Johnson
Judeau Shinn
Chaplair
M. J. Goode
Homer Leohner
Fort Munyon
Jack Tannenbaum
C. W. Deurix
Leonard Winkle
Willian Detweller
Earnest Winkle
Andrew Dingle
Ao Committee
Post
Buhl
Legion
Reybroco Hall
Janary
Quality Seeds Grown in Idaho Conference Schedule
Announcement outlines the joint agricultural conference in Nampa January 10 to 14 with meetings for Idaho State chapter American Association of Engineers Idaho irrigation congress Idaho Seed Growers Idaho State Dairymen's association farm bureau junior club program and Durac-Jersey Dreaders aggregation. Marketing to be discussed. speakers include S L Strivings. Potatoes beat the world claim notes Henewah county project leader. countywide plantings aim to improve next year’s crop. Netted Gem seed show entries centered in county. Lewiston Orchards aims to fertilize 1000 acres with green manure and fertilizers. New Perce Wheat Growers endorsed. Latah County to exhibit peas at the Nampa seed show January 16 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nampa
Idaho
American Association of Engineers
Idaho Irrigation Congress
Idaho Seed Growern
Idaho State Dairymen's Association
Farm Bureau Unior Club Prosgram
Pales of
Durac-Jersey
C. B. Ahlkon
8. L. Strivings
American Farm Bureau Federation
E.R. Bennett
Henewah County
Farm Bureau
Lewiston Orchards
Nez Perce County
New Perce County
Idaho Wheat Growers
Latah County
Chicago
Filer
Dicklow
Valle County Co
Trewin
Irwin
Kimberly
Idebo
Kittitas Valley
Washington
Idaho Moederowers” Association
Pairfield
Bri Pew
Public sale set for next Tuesday at Cobb ranch
A public sale is scheduled for Tuesday at a Cobb ranch a mile and a half from town. Auctioneers Mun Hopkins will offer farm machinery horses cattle and household goods with Guy Shewroty as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Guy KH. Shewror Ty
Ade
Dig Sale at Ellen Woods Next Week
A dig sale is planned at Ellen Woods on Thursday of next week starting at one o clock. The event will be held west at the Ferramod location near the west corner four miles south of the southwest corner. Water and horse related goods are listed alongside other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Woods
Ferramod
Tarwine
Pousebota Goods
Old Clothes Sought By Local Red Cross
Local Red Cross seeks more old clothes amid high demand. Mrs. A A Timm executive secretary says coats for women and girls are especially needed, along with worn children and adult clothing and shoes. Drop off at the A A Timm residence east of the grade wheel building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th American Red Cross
A. A. Timm
Idaho Central rail rates to San Francisco aid Twin Falls farmers
Rates announced by George L. Davis of Idaho Central railroad show maximum freight costs to San Francisco via Wells for alfalfa hay potatoes and grain. Prices listed for San Francisco markets illustrate potential farmer profit margins with expected rate reductions due to competition between Western Pacific and Southern Pacific lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Iiaho Central
Twin Falla
California
Commercial Club
George L. Davia
San Fragelxco
Southern
Northern
Idaho
Sonora
Davis
Western Pacific
Southern Pacific
Twin Falle Tract
Idaho Central Railroad
Mr. Davis
Welly
Will Move to New Post Office First of Week
Master W. P. Shinn reports the post office will relocate to Main Street in Rey early next week. The new brick, one story building will house a modern sorting area with daylight show window, parcels post fixtures, and improved equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
East Main
the Rey
W. P. Shinn
Pranent
Ikan Leen
RB. A. Reynolds
Balldines
Kerbroco
Pretmaster Shian
Trone
Huntley
Club Passes Resolutions to Aid Grower
Five Commercial club members adopted resolutions at the regular meeting urging shipments of hay by the Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific to lower freight rates. They request urgent reductions to $10 a ton to Missouri River points and $12 to Chicago, to move the 1920 crop and benefit markets. Resolutions are being sent to the Interstate Commerce Commission and Public Utilities Commission of Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregan Short Line Railroad
Union Pacific Efsteme Swiich
Filve
Club
Interstate ‘Ecommerce Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Uni
Interstate Commerce Commisacian
Public Utilities Commission of Idaho
Ode
Idaho
Missouri
Chicago
FILER
Sudden death clears for Mrs Shirk at noon Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs Anne Shirk mother of Jacob E Hexakiah and John Musser follow at the Mennonite church in Cherie after her death at her daughter’s home. Interment will be in Roll Springs Kansas beside her husband. She aged 84 years and ten months. Her life described as devout and hopeful in faith among the Brethren community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Shirk
Jacob E
Hexakiah
John Musser
Graybill
Cherie
Chureh
Tey KW Wilder
Rer
Manderieh
East Mennonite
Roll Springs
Kan
Mix Shirk
Meat Prices Fall At Peoples Market Cash Basis Planned
Fowler proprietor of Peoples meat market announced the business would switch to a street cash basis after January 1 192h Two weeks ago Mr Vester advertised the reduced prices Watch the People pay for the en councement for the new Bribes GR meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KB. Fowler
Peoples Meat Market
Vester
Ady
Rambeyer Case in Jeopardy as Jury Deadlock Looms
The Rambeyer murder trial nears a jury decision as defense and state present contrasting testimony on self defense and malice. Witnesses describe Abel being shot after advancing on Rambeyer, with prior incidents and threats cited, while defense portrays Abel as the aggressor and Rambeyer acting to defend himself.
Officers Named for Eastern Star Chapter Elections
At the annual election of officers held by the Filer chapter O E 8 in Incheon the new officers to be installed include Worthy matron Mrs Toe Beamer Worthy patron John A Jobncot associate matron Mr Moule Cartney secretary Mrs Ethel McMillan treasurer Mr Pdna Davis conductress Mrs Margaret Shinn Ada Mrs Tree aid Jine Ruth Mew Bima Comes Bet Mire Eiie Childs Martha Mrs G Davis Electa Mrs Prieda New berry marshal Mrs Minnie Patten organ Mrs Goode chaplain Mrs B Deal warder Mrs Nora Davis ventivel Arthur scholtten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
O. E
Incheon
Order
Toe Beamer
John A. Jobncot
Moule Cartney
Ethel McMillan
Pdna Davis
Margaret Shinn
Idaho seed show gains boost for Idaho grain effort
Idaho showed strength at Chicago with eight prize placements including two firsts and two seconds in seed competitions. Officials credited Idaho breeders like Irwin and Trewn for improving seed stock, while promoting Idaho's grain program and a major seed show planned for Nampa January 10 to 14.
Christmas seal drive planned for Pi er Saturday
Intensive drive to raise funds for the Christmas seal campaign was organized with Mrs George Patton and Mrs T B Moore leading the girl stationed at stores. The plan includes door to door campaigns and slogan preaching attendance at daily trial coverage. The jury for the upcoming case includes WB Wallara G G Janine D King GeL Llod Jim Ball and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pier
George Patton
Mise Adgarinn
T. B. Moore
Keuk
Mere
A. O
Filer
Wallara
G. G
Janine D
King
Llod
Jim
Ball
B.D. Combe
J. G. Hiding Johnegn
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Filer Commercial Club
Win
Main Street
Bo Hadelson
Ander
Red Cross
Wells
Ilway
Lawerrtheos
Kemace Manoe Alfatt
Abe
Predrick
Nameryer
Abel
OB Hamseyer
Miueder
Eves Tueedas
Toe K Harkwan
W. Hattirle
Altion Tuomlay
Deen Wiltieewes
Ferhowe
J. 1 Abel
Tamseyer
KR. J. Diingham
Tuessday
Rameeyer
T. O. Warner
Rent Hartley
Lomseyer
Rameoyer
Hartling
Abel Place
Aleo Nard
Rambeyer
Bing William Stephenson
Thuftine Kaye
Waying
Sam
Roy Lew Phelps
Ramaeyer
Clyde Hawks
Rider
Hameeyer
Lindace
Ramseyer
Stovel
Wit
Alee
Hendle
Oncar
Heiter
Piller
Caroling Clark
Filer Merrantiie Company
Ewery Ramerger
Che
Clark
Mabel MM
Small
Abel Rhastog
Noise
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