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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
9
Santa Claus favors our store with a wide range of toys. Dolls large and small, drums, games, animals, mechanical toys, wagons, Browning machine guns, air guns, and many more items to fill stockings.
Idaho reports over five hundred smallpox cases across counties during October and November, with the disease described as epidemic. The piece argues for universal vaccination, urging a statewide decision on whether to remain susceptible or vaccinate.
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Hagler born January 17 1919 died November 28 1919 at 10 months. Suffered heart failure. funeral held at Rev GC Deal home with burial in Filer Cemetery. Survived by father mother and two sisters. family and friends mourn his sudden loss with faith in reunion.
We desire to thank our many friends who kindly assisted us during our bereavement area for the beautiful singing and flowers. Mr. and Mrs. IL Hagler.
The Maroa Woman's club began serving hot lunches to school children on Monday with Mrs. D. C. Sierer Mrs. Jobo Blass and Mrs. RK FE Moseley in charge. Volunteers will rotate cooking duties and furnish materials. no charge is made. Children showed enthusiasm. Teachers attended a meeting in Twin Falls Saturday. Schools will close for Christmas vacation. Students bought four hundred Red Cross seats in one day and the War Savings Club bought twenty War Savings Stamps and are still contributing. Neighbors honored the Walkers on their move to Hollister, gifting warm wishes and help for their new home. The Walkers lived here four years and planned to reside on the A. E. Caldwell ranch south of Hollister. Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell plan to retire from farming. An indeterminate sentence of one to fourteen years for voluntary manslaughter was pronounced in the district court at Filer for the slaying of L. Van Riper. The case involved Grovesnor ditch rider and a Mr. Castrong of Buhl. Twin Falls Monday heard the verdict. Bay Christmas Red Cross Seals promoted for packages. Mrs. Charles Orm returned from a three month visit to Minle Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. August Bremers spent ten days visiting in Salt Lake and Ogden before returning.
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