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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1924
Page
4
The piece recalls the 192th birthday of George Washington and the recent deaths of Woodrow Wilson and Warren G Harding. It urges national appreciation of government and patriotism, noting presidents life, tragedies, and a solemn national mood yet pushing for continued progress.
The Idaho governor, in frail health, travels to California for rest after an influenza attack. He pushed hard work at Bowett and nearly left duty, but his condition improved enough to resume duties. Party leaders expect him to be the likely candidate to succeed himself, with no opposition anticipated in the next state convention.
Idaho livestock valued at 88,205,000 dollars for January, per the Department of Agriculture estimate. Figures include cattle, sheep, swine by head counts and per head values, with totals across categories such as hogs and sheep.
An agreement by Edwis A Wilewo company Twin Faille certified public accountants will audit the county books for 51 000 covering the past year and continuing a four year audit by the same firm. The contract was entered Saturday on the county commissioners records.
In Twin Falls the Merediths and their Idaho Farm Development company deny employing Scott to promote the Brooklyn mod score caravan of 28 families who moved from the canal to settle on the irrigation project southwest of Bubt. They say Hentt led the caravan project entirely on his own. Damages claimed total about 20 000 with four caravan members suing for contracts totaling 17 000 plus interest from 1921. Named claimants include W C McPherson Paul G Hantt Fredrick H Bagnall and Alfred H Hyde.
Theodore Glauber of Buhl sues co partner Straus in Twin Falls district court claiming 10 000 damages over alleged unauthorized use of Glauber's name in forming a corporation styled Straus and Glauber with 100 shares. The clothing firm, started in 1908, operated in Twin Falls and Buhl. Mrs Hattie Straus and attorney James H H Wise appear for the plaintiff.
The country home of William Mc Donald northeast of here was threatened Thursday afternoon last week, with an alarm to Twin Falls fire department. Impassable roads delayed response, fire confined to one portion of the house, estimated loss about $200.
Student council appoints monitors and clerks in the Farlow study hall and plans pep revival for the rest of the basketball schedule. Kimberly teams host games, with notes on girls basketball, a banquet, and a silver loving cup awarded by student vote. Measles and grippe affect athletes while a basketball loss is noted. assembly number Ma dame Hutterfly delights.
The record notes this is the fourth semester Ralph Love and Elizabeth Bickley have served in the offices to which they were elected.
The Methodist Church led by D Gillian D D plans a gala Sunday with the Women’s Home Missionary Society thanking offerings in the morning and a Filer lodge No 125 LO, O F, service in the evening. The minister attended district conference in Gooding Tuesday.
Ada County deputies served a summons in a quiet title case over Twin Palla real estate. Leda Southard, jailed in Idaho State Penitentiary for involvement in her husband Edward Myers death, is named as a defendant in the action Hays Perrine et al. The sheriff called the service purely technical to clear the property title.
James B. Hays seeks land condemnation for a proposed Snake river power plant north of Buhl. He sues Russ W. Allred, Nancy V. Allred and Ethelwyn G. Brown to gain possession of land needed for the project. Hays operates and builds power plants and has appropriated 3,000 cubic feet of river floor for development.
The church holds services each Sunday with Sunday School for families in the morning at 11. The morning sermon topic next week is The Government. An evening service at 7 30 features a sermon titled Getting the Cart Before the Horse. Ladies Aid gathers Thursday at 2 at Grandma Sealey’s home.
A jury in Twin Falls hears testimony in an arson case as prosecutors and defense clash over evidence and statements. Witnesses describe the incident and investigators outline the timeline and motives while jurors consider charges and potential penalties.
A defendant agreed last Wednesday in a case against Pred Brandes, Payette Vinegar and Cider Co. charged with second degree arson in an attempt to burn the Twin Falls vinegar plant after being out nearly 20 hours.
W. 8. Harris, a pioneer druggist from Bubl, recently opened the county's sixth drug store in the Koto building at Twin Falls after a stay in Battle Mountain. The Record urges readers to subscribe.
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