Water rates higher when payment lags ordinance No 69
The village board passed Ordinance No 69 raising water rates by 10 percent with refunds for bills paid before the due date. Delinquent customers after 60 days will have water shut off. Other actions included auditing committee report, a news carrier bicycle permit, widening Yakima avenue at the railroad, and new lease proposals for village offices.
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Board of Trustees
Twin Falls
Oreon Short Ling Railway Company
Yakima Avenue
Munyow
Lois Anderson Named Patron of Filer Chapter Eastern Star
Mrs. Lois Anderson was chosen worthy patron of Filer Chapter No 40 Eastern Star at the annual meeting held Friday at Masonic hall. She succeeds Mrs. Margaret Shin. Other officers include D. Dr. Davis as worthy patron, Edith Boring conductor, Edna Munyon associate conductress, Athel McMillin secretary, Edna Scholten treasurer, and Anderson as worthy matron. Installations set for January 4 at the next regular meeting.
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Lois Anderson
Filer Chapter No 40
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
P. T A. Meeting This Evening At Central School
The December meeting of the Filer P T A will be held this evening in the Central school building beginning promptly at 7:00 o'clock. Patrons may bring donated cafeteria supplies to save deliveries. An out of town speaker, special music, pupil program, and refreshments are planned.
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Filer P.T. A
Idaho Death Rate Smallest Vermont and Maine Highest
The Census Bureau reported 11.8 deaths per 1000 in the US registration area last year, up from 11.6, with Vermont and Maine leading at 14.7 and New Hampshire at 14.6. Idaho had the lowest rate at 1.1 and Montana was near 6.4, while Oregon and Colorado showed the largest increases. California also rose compared with 1921.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Main
Vermont
New Hampshire
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Colorado
California
Rogerson-Wells Railroad Work Begins With Ceremony
Rogerson-Waite railroad construction started at Rogerson Friday afternoon with a delegation including Dr. F A Dwight A O Macland R O Walter and G W Hamilton. M J Sweetey of Twin Falls spoke and read Governor Moore's congratulatory message. Grading of the right of way began but halted Sunday due to bad weather and frozen ground. The kickoff aimed to show IPC requirements were met before January.
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Filer Way
Rogerson-Waite
Rogerson
F A. Dwight
Macland
Walter
G. W. Hamilton
M. J. Sweetey
Twin Palle
Moore
South Idaho
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interest light in voting for district board
The present board of directors for the American Falls Reservoir District, spanning five southern counties, were reelected by about 200 district electors. In Filer precinct turnout was light with 14 votes. M. Sharp appears as a write-in with minor support. Successful directors include Fr. E. Shephard, Jerome. W. Alworth, Piler. A. Wiley, Aberdeen. A. F. McCloud, Wendell. FE. Sayre, Ble. W. H. Spence, Kimberly. and A. Barker, Bobi.
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American Falls Reservoir
Beime
Fr. E. Shephard
Jerome
W. ¥. Alworth
Piler
Disutes
A Wiley
Aberdeen
A. F. McCloud
Wendell
FE. Sayre
Ble
W. H. Spence
Kimberly
A. Barker
Bobi
Clever Program Show At Rural High School Friday
Rural high school departments present an entertainment at the comnasium Friday evening. Proceeds aid purchase of basketball equipment. Glee club physics training classes and orchestra perform for an invited audience and aiming to please attendees.
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Comnasium
Town Items From Drakes Plan New Quarters and Local Projects
Conforming to plans Drake Furniture and Undertaking Co opens new quarters in Munyon building adjoining Farmers & Merchants bank. Funeral parlors remain in former Idaho Power office. Twin Falls area to receive 324 Christmas trees from Filer Hardware, distributed via Reynolds stores in Twin Falls and Buhl. E P Ehler takes over Nelson-Ricks cream station management in Farmers Mutual building. Woman’s Home Missionary Society appeals for Red Cross donations to aid relief work. donations with Mrs J C Riechers.
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Drake Furniture and Undertaking Company
Munyon
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Branewick
F.ke. Drake
Daho Power Company
First National Bank
Twin Park County
Filer Hardware Company
Oregon
Reynolds Brother
Twin Falls
Buhl
Filer
E. P. Ehier
Nelson- Ricks
Farmers’ Mutual Telephone
Main Street
Ehlerte
Maron
Woman's Home Missionery
Red Cross
Fleane
Mra
Salmon River district wins irrigation trust by vote
Salmon River tract settlers approve creation of the Salmon River Irrigation District to acquire water rights and irrigation system from the Salmon River Canal Company. The 325 to 106 vote, cast Tuesday at Hagens Hollister Haxgard Derger and Allendale, shows seventy percent in favor of the district, with seven percent required. Directors elected include I B Kunkie Rogerson J H Troendly Hnster Reae Carter Haggardt M A Parrott Berger Nelon Hayward allgunale.
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Salmon River
Salmon River Canal Company
Hagens
Hollister
Haxgard
Derger
Allendale
I. B. Kunkie
Rogerson
J. H. Troendly
Hnster Reae Carter
Haggardt
M. A. Parrott
Berger
Nelon Hayward
Allgunale
Granted Divorce Granted divorce to Want J. Blakes lee from wife M Blakeslee in contested no contest proceeding
Judge William A. Babcock today granted a divorce to Want J. Blakeslee from his wife M Blakeslee. W. D. Gillig appeared for the plaintiff and Bweeley & Bweeley for the defendant. The divorce proceeding was not contested.
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William A. Babcock
J. Blakeslee
Tde M Blakeslee
W. D. Gillig
Aid Bweeley & Bweeley
Filer Named to All State Grid Team by Berry
Charlee Lang of Pine Mural High School earns all state grid honors as selected by Caldwell High School coach Ray M Berry. The announcement cites coach opinions from the state wide poll and lists multiple positions on first and second teams with noted players from Caldwell and surrounding districts.
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Filer
Berry
Charlee Lang
Pine Mural
Ray M. Berry
Caldwell
Caldwell Trenter
Pouch Berry
Pier
Lapp
Rani
Adkins
Albstate
Copeh Berry
Adkins Named New Football Captain
Elmer Adkins, center, was elected captain at a Haral h high school football banquet. The 102% squad and coaches attended. Captain fatoh Love served as toastmaster. Speakers praised Fighter, Humarda Forbes, and the team for fighting spirit.
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Elmer Adkins
Haral H High
Alurant
Fatoh Love
Humardas Forbes
Snow Brings Gold Weather in Southern Mahoduce
Winter weather grips southern Mahoduce with a night snow cover and persistent cold. Temperatures dip below freezing daily, but officials report no damage from the cold snap. Forecasters say a white Christmas is possible with potential skating and winter sports activities.
Christmas Program At Victory School Next Thursday Night
Victory school pupils from grades five through four present a two part Christmas show titled Santa Claus in Mother Goose Land. Mine Van Akin leads music while teachers direct acting in a three act program with a live doll. Matinee at 3 and evening performance at 8 with nominal admission fees.
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Gem Trails
Victory School
Dei
Mine van Akin
Toqaire
Santa Clause
Sante Claus
Thin Childrens
Bante Chine
Hania Clouse
Filer Auto Co Sets November Car Sales Record in South
Filer Auto Co, a Ford dealer, posts a November sales record with 22 cars sold by salesman M. Jetgen and 17 at Hubt and 22 at Twin. The month marks the strongest period in the southern state region outside Morley where sales were split among dealers. Names of local buyers not listed.
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Filer Auto Company
Tocal Ford Dealers
M. Jetgen
Filer Autompany
JC Dleehore
Ford Cary
Cingre
Morley
Hubt
Jerome
Kotte
Fogerds
Ford Care
Drake
Bari Munyon
Compar
George Fender
T. F. Tineh
Will Thompagn
A. N. Kingland
A. J. Shockley
Ben Rayburs
William Harmon
Thertor
Plier Aate Company
Pleads Guilty to Attempt to Burn Rival’s Business
Fred Brandes, 10, secretary and treasurer of the Warette Idaho, admitted to attempting to set fire to the Twin PalIe Cider and Vinegar works new home Friday night. Brandes was traced to Pocatello and pleaded not guilty in probate court Tuesday. sheriff says he is expected to change to guilty.
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Fred Brandes
Warette
Idaho
Hrandes
Pocatello
Rongeefeeston
M. B. Pinoh
Welfare Bureau Aims to Cut Idaho Death Rate
A Weekington dispatch reports Idaho has the highest death rate for mothers among 44 states, with public health expert Miss W. Robinson citing doctor shortages, reliance on uncertified care, and superstition as key factors. The effort, funded by the Sterling-Towner act and guided by Dr. F A Almond, seeks to aid families without replacing their physicians, assisting infants and mothers at baby health clinics and nutrition advice.
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Idaho
Commonwealths
Misa W. Robinson
Worlhy
Bureau of Child Hygiens
Department Public Health
Miss Robinson
Sterling-Towner
Tate
FA. Almond
Idabo
Bin
Tair
Contsel
Mira Hoblson
Mise Robinson
Bubl
Ford
Fusion
Mrs Iliff Victim of Auto Accident in California Town
Mrs Hitt widow of the late Dr T C Litt prominent clergyman of the Methodist church was struck by an automobile in California causing a skull fracture. The wire says she is in critical condition and had been visiting here on numerous occasions hoping for a speedy recovery.
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Mary Ro Dt
T. C. Litt
Methodist Church
Arthur B. Anderson
Mew Hite
May Hamilton
Hollywood
Calif
Thff
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Leleer
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Konin
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Filer Auto CO
Henry Pord
Great Dew Hatter
Selle 22 Machines
Payette Vinegar Works
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