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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1921
Page
3
A renowned engineer, David Burns, rests under a tree and meets a plain brown-dressed girl reading nearby. They share sandwiches and banter about hotel guests and work, leading to a small, unexpected romance. Weeks later he returns to the city with a brown-haired bride, astonishing the hotel guests.
Arthur C. Pelt argues for a farmer led Co operative Marketing Association as a new, non political system that gives growers one vote each, promises best market prices, and distributes proceeds to members after costs. He contrasts it with profiteer driven present marketing, condemns anti cheating laws, taxes, and urges growers to join and back their own system.
Community notes recount social visits at the Berger home and nearby towns. Highlights include Mr and Mrs Ray Dudley hosting friends, the Molin orchestra providing music, and visits by Mr and Mrs I W Teague and Mrs M Zo Stansbury. Sabbath school attendance rises as a literary meeting and Near East entertainment loom. A Berger ladies social club forms with a first meeting planned.
The article lists a series of social visits and travels among residents. Judge Berger and George McGregor visited Twin Falls early in the week while R W Teague and family were hosted by M Z Stansbury. Guy Kennedy toured the Magic City on Saturday and KE J Johnson with P Wilkins, barred from the new 35,000 acre Salmon River project, moved toward Raft River country. Prof F F Lawill and son from Wells were in Crane for merger matters Saturday.
More than 460 pure bred poultry breeders are listed in the Vlahe Warebred Poultry Directory issued by the University of Idaho Extension division. The directory asserts quality stock is available locally and will be distributed through county farm bureau offices and the extension division. Poultry specialist Pren Moore is coordinating county meetings to advise breeders on mating and improving flock quality.
A farm auction sale set for next Monday near Bubl will be conducted by Hoeves and Law and auctioned by Munyon & Hopkin. The big sale features 15 head of horses, 11 cattle, and a large assortment of farming machinery including a Motine Universal Tractor and Carl Mons of Butler.
The Kosciusko Post of the American Legion, born from Kosciusko Squadron veterans who flew for the Hieawae in World War I, is hailed as adventurous amid 9800 units. Charter members include Capt Merian C. Cooper and Capt A H Kelly, with Maj C F Vauntieroy commanding the squadron.
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