Three New Business Enterprises Under Way
Work started this week on the Munyon block adjoining the Record office. The brick building will be 50 by 50 feet, divided into three rooms, with a 25 by 40 room and two 12 by 60 spaces. J L Edwards holds the contract, due for completion by April 1. The D P Produce frame structure moved to a new site opposite the Nibley Channel lumber yard. Munyon arrived from Long Beach, California, and plans underway promise a handsome, permanent block for Filer.
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Munyon
Record Office
J. L. Edwards
D P
Nibley Channel
Long Beach
California
Filer
Influenza Update Shows Stable Local Outlook
The influenza situation remains steady with new cases reported but no local deaths. Superintendent A Moyer notes improved attendance and relief among school children. Nationally about 20 new cases daily, similar to last week.
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A. Moyer
Otto Buys Fancy Hogs at Alaska Jersey Sale
Otto, president of the Idaho Naroe Jersey Breed Association, returned from Alaska after attending the Du Rae Jersey sale circuit. He bought five Du Rae Jersey breds for close to $6000, the event featuring heavy bidding with top sales reaching $10,000 and several hogs selling high. Otto plans to bring proven sires to Idaho, purchasing lines such as Sensation, High Pathfinder, and High Bone Giant.
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Durae
Otto
Idaho Naroe Jersey Breed Association
Araska
Northwest
Death of Eva E Martin 15 year old at home
Funeral services today for Eva E Martin 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs B Martin who died Tuesday night at the family home after infantile paralysis in childhood. Interment in a local cemetery with Mennonite church services led by Rev J Miles and Rev Henderick. Survived by her parents and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva E Martin
B . Martin
Tittle
Mennonite Church
J. Miles
Mennonite Brethren Church
Henderick
Sinter
Billiard Parlor Change in Filer as Sealey Brothers Buy Club
Lester and Otto Sealey, formerly of Filer Grocery, on Monday purchased the Club billiard parlor from A. B Wood and take immediate possession. Wood, who bought the place last September, built a thriving business and may resume other ventures in Filer. The Sealey brothers vow to keep the existing standards and will add new equipment as justified.
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Lester
Otto Sealey
Filer Grocery Company
A. B Wood
Wood
Filer
Seaiey Brothers
Cement Brick Factory Here Opens At Fair Grounds
A new cement brick factory started Tuesday morning at the fair grounds. Partners George Reichert Jacob Matison and Grover Pagt plan to expand to 15 000 common bricks and 6500 faced bricks daily with five more machines. They already secured a contract to supply bricks for Munyon rack. The firm employs veterans Reichert and Pugh from World War I and will produce tile bricks and fancy bricks.
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George Reichert
Jacob Matison
Grover Pagt
Fair Grounds
Secretary Lane seeks higher funds for irrigation projects
Secretary Lane asked Congress to raise appropriations for irrigation work next year from 60 to 75 million dollars, after President Wilson approved the expenditures. Projects across Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, California, Washington, and more would gain increased funding to accelerate development. The oil lands leasing measure divides royalties between the reclamation fund and states, making it likely the reclamation fund will rise to 7.004 billion dollars. Lane noted arid land reclamation funds, when available, are needed for years of waiting water, with numerous rivers and valleys listed as beneficiaries.
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Lane
Wilson
Ninetron
Arizona
Celorado
Idaho
Montana
Nerti
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wyoming
Nevada
New Mexico
Texas
California
Washington
Nakes
Vata
Grand Valley
Noompagre Valley
Roler
King Hill Minidoka
Huntley
Mik River
Lower Fellowstone
North Platte
Newlands
Artshad
Rio Grande
Umatilla
Siemath Delle Fourche
Strawberry Valley
Yakima Valley
Amd
Club Dinner Postponed by Filer Womans Club
The Filer Womans Club dinner scheduled for Friday evening has been postponed indefinitely due to health concerns. The postponement affects club members and any planned social gathering, with no new date announced.
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Filer Womans Club
Filer Woman's Club Delivers Moral Paper at Meeting
Mrs James Pagerald of Twin Palis led a Filer Woman's Club session presenting a paper titled The Homes as Conservers of Moral Values. The talk spurred a lively discussion with Mesdames Graves Matiner Haves and Mc Ear, Florence and Lacy Otto reading prize selections. The next meeting Wednesday afternoon will feature Victim Iolo and Our Force in Civic Righteousness with Graves Davis and Patton.
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James Pagerald
Filer Woman's Club
The
Fiegersids Taith
Metdames C FP. Graves
E Haves
Charles Mc “Ear
Miers
Florence
Lacy Otto
Primo Whch
Iolo
Walter Weaver
G. C. Davis
G. G. Patton
Gem Theatre to Be Enlarged by Mrs Tanner
Mrs J W Tanner announces spring construction to enlarge the Gem Theatre by one third and add a 36 foot stage. The project includes moving the post office and A R Moore confectionery to create a larger ice cream parlor lobby, with extensive improvements planned to serve Filers for years.
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Miler
J. W. Tanner
Gem Theatre
Filer
Willie
A. R. Moore
Tanner
Jackson Lake watershed outlook from January storm report
JOC Wheelan of Twin Valle Canal reports from Burley on January 27 the Jackson Lake watershed shows mixed moisture. Snow depths vary from Moran to Pilgrim Divide with water contents ranging from 2.24 to 9.17 inches and overall warming threatens new snowfall. creeks rise and ice breaks as forecasts remain unsettled.
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Joc Wheelan
Anager
Twin Valle
Cascade
Howei
Fale
Mennonite Church Report Details Wilder Pastorate Progress
The Mennonite Brethren Church reports Rev. RW Wilder led a year of growth in McMenville Oregon with a 40 percent rise in membership. Gifts totaling 12609 supported church work, parsonage valued at 2000, pastor's $140 monthly stipend, and a 2100 mission gift. Delegates include HB Musser.
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RW. Wilder
Mennonité Brethren Church
Weslio
McMtnvilie
Oregon
Sitteenth
Paris
Wilder
HB Musser
Four Farm Sales Scheduled Across Filer County Next Week
Four farm sales are advertised for next week across Filer county. Delin sale Monday features ranch equipment and livestock west of town. Ward sale Tuesday markets cattle horses and farm implements on his ranch near town. Johnson sale Thursday offers about 35 dairy cattle calves, horses, hay and other items two miles west and 1.5 miles south of Filer. Kaeser sale Friday includes 29 Holstein cows and calves, steers, horses and equipment at Kaeser farm. extensive dairy stock offered with national interest anticipated.
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Lal
Dolin
WARD
William
Kaeser
Ane
Seaie Pontac
Segis
Coleatha
Johanna Lad
DeKol Lad
Kutter Boyard
Wales
Mr. Kaeser
Dairyoen
Idaho
Mfr
Farsily
Pring
Switzerland
Walter
Siteamei
Ghester
Bean Growers Meet to Discuss Local Bean Industry
Ray Shearer president of Twin Falls County bean growers association calls a meeting for Saturday at 10.00 oclock to organize the local bean industry. The gathering aims to reestablish the association and address ongoing bean shipments and the county’s role as a bean growing region.
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Ray Shearer
Twin Falls County
Hind
D. L
Wiler
Special Demurrer Filed This Week
A special demurrer was filed challenging a petition seeking court action on the sale of the fecund canal property. The demurrer argues the petition is uncertain about voters named Clyde Brown Kennedy Lincoln J. Barker and stockholder qualifications including share counts and bona fide status, and that it fails to specify who voted and how. It asserts the amended petition lacks clear identification of voting records and eligible stockholders who were refused or allowed to vote.
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Demarrer
Isin
Tome Jaime
Claude Brew
Bya Lathewel
PG Kennedy
Abu Fane Harker
Demurrer
Die
Halle
Otadie Hiegal
Clyde Brown
A Kennedy
Lincoln
J. 1
Barker
Paper Prices Jump as Newsprint Costs Surge
Aden Eagie reports a January 26 price rise across the paper market. Newsprint climbs to 10 1 2 cents per pound, white paper to 19 cents, bond paper to 31 2 cents, and all ruled goods up 15 to 9 percent. Printers announce higher charges for future work and advertising to cover material costs.
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Aden
Decide on school bond election at Independent Kura district
The Independent Kura high school board, at its regular meeting Monday night, approved erecting two new annexes to the present building. Taxpayers proposed a new balling on a different site, but after reviewing the housing issue, directors left future action to voters in a forthcoming election.
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Kura
Arkamenia
Silver bullion hoard found near Antelope Springs
WA Snyder, a farmer near Antelope Springs west of Ragfreon, unearthed eight small bars of silver bullion while digging foundations. The bars, buried about four feet below surface level, were found with decayed wool and indicate a possible stagecoach robbery loot hidden long ago. The value of the haul is not yet determined.
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WA Snyder
First National Tank
Idaho
Snyder
Antelope Springs
American Legion Meeting at City Hall Scheduled
The American Legion post plans a regular meeting at City Hall Monday evening and biweekly thereafter. Attendance has been light due to poor road conditions and bad weather. A subsequent meeting is anticipated Monday.
Enforced Absence Delays Return of County Office Worker
A county records clerk, unable to return to duties after a hospital stay, plans to rejoin the Record office on a forthcoming date. The staff and management await his return to resume normal operations.
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Tenry Bo Lammers
Tomsile
County General Hospital
Bie
Record Office
Newwork
The Most Important Thing in The Newspaper Ad Page
An old promotional paragraph extols advertisers to place ads in the newspaper the Record. It argues that merchants succeed by advertising, inviting comparison, and trusting readers to see value. The piece frames advertising as essential to business and readership.
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Fon
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Piler
Jackson Lake
Mennonite Church Report
Wiekeh
Wewl
Shiller
Furen
Pita
Altos
Shester Way
Lincoln's Methday
Bern
Sto
Journaire
Jell-o
Americas Legion Meativg
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