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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
4
The Filer Record an Independent Newspaper published Thursdays. Lammers and Shinn, owners trade known upon application. Henry B. Lammers is the publisher.
A reader from Azusa California requests detailed information on a suitable farming location in California. The inquiry seeks verified data about a proposed area, promising relocation if a favorable option is found, reflecting interest from the Filer Record section.
Two purebred Shorthorn males brought 2000 dollars each at the Pacific International Livestock show sale in Portland. Idaho bidders led by Leland of Wendell competed with the University of Idaho and C. O Hage of Bolve for top animals. A 14 month old heifer sold for 1000 dollars and the average bond price exceeded 600 dollars. consignments came from Washington California Montana and nearby regions.
On Friday evening, November 26, Cedar Draw boys and girls played three games on the Maroa court. The net score favored Maroa 20 to 8. Cedar Draw showed improvement but were outclassed by Maroa. The girls’ game ended 6 to 0 in favor of Cedar Draw at the close. County champions were named: John Darnall potatoes, Merton Lyon Short horn, Roy Landreth Jersey, Homer Bradley wheat. Ruth Brown third in sewing, Ina Siever third in poultry. Champions to visit seed show at Nampa in January. Other items include Oscar Shone hauling wheat to Filer and a Sunday school benefit with $60 raised. Eimer Peters dislocated wrist in a wrestling match, set by Dr. McAtee and Mrs. McAtee. Emily Makovsky progress after appendicitis operation. Mozart quartet announced for December 10. come early. Dan Dwyer and Oscar Doty in Twin Falls.
An election on creating the Mar tough irrigation district saw Frank Somsen win District No 1 unopposed with 71 votes, James L. Barnes beat T Hutledge 61 to 20 for District No 2, and O D Bill election over Roy Kemp 7 to 4 for District No 3. A permit to form the district and lift water from Milner reservoir was presented to the county board, drawing notable opposition during hearings.
Department of the Interior Halley Idaho notices Herbert Frame of Twin Falls filed on October 11 1920 an application to purchase Lot 8 10 11 and 12 Section 22 Township South Range 16 East Boise Meridian under the May 29 1920 act. Adverse claimants must file objections within publication period with dates November 26 1920 to December 16 1920.
Moran Wyoming data at Jackson Lake reservoir shows storage at 210,370 acre feet on November 27, an increase from the previous week. Weekly water figures include 8,830 acre feet and a 86 inch period average for the week ending November 27, 1940. The September 1 to November 27 period shows 5.7 inches versus 6.42 inches for the same period a year ago.
A marriage license was issued at the courthouse in Twin Falls yesterday to M. Dale Chipman and Ming Ada Downs, both of Filer.
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