Filer Teams Sweep Twin Falls Victories In Hoops Clash
Filer boys and girls defeated Twin Falls teams in two tight, fast games before 700 fans. The girls avenged a four year lapse, while the boys rallied in the second half with Love scoring 12 for Filer. Mentions of Cole, Martin, Jenkins, and rival Twin Falls players highlight a spirited county rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
Filer
Cole
Martin
Marvin Cole
Maurice Cole
Hazel Nanecolas
Bets Jennings
Piler
Read Review on the Legislature Read Review on the Legislature
A general review of the state legislature is summarized, noting daily doings and suggesting readers request copies of specific bills from their state house representatives for fuller information.
Gift From Rural Club Appreciated By Boise Hospital
A note from Miss Margaret Cobb chair of the Boise Red Cross thanks Washington Rural club secretary Mrs. T Dan Connor for sending two boxes of apples to the U S P H hospital in Boise for Christmas. Patients in wards and the recreation room benefited and expressed gratitude for the kind gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cobb
Boise
American Red Cross
Washington Rural Club
T. Dan Connor
Names on 1923 jury list by precinct
On the jury list drawn by the board of county commissioners to fill the 1923 schedule, the Filer precinct includes T. KE. Moore H. E. Musser W. T. Conant J. C. Tice G. C. Davin and James Brady Maron precinct lists Charles Conover William Waiters 0 J. Johnston and 8. G Diehl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
T. KE. Moore
H. E. Musser
W. T. Conant
J. C. Tice
G. C. Davin
James Brady Maron
Charles Conover
William Waiters
J. Johnston
G Diehl
West Enders fall to locals in 30 to 10 rout
Friday evening action saw the Bubl quintet overwhelm Hebs team 30 to 10 as the Filer squad found footing early. Referee Exeter of Twin Falls drew praise for steady officiating and permissive calls leading to many free throws. The two teams are set to meet again Friday night at the same venue. The Bubl girls also defeated the Filer girls 21 to 0 to salvage Ghetrachost’s reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bubl
Westenders
Exeter
Twin Falls
Nautical Knot Friday Night At Gem Theater
Filer Rural high school glee club and orchestra present Nautical Knot an operetta directed by Maude B. Dyxert at the Gem theater Friday evening starting at 8 o clock. The cast lists Edgarina Chandler Thelma Shear David Parrott Herbert Deal and others in a two act piece with 23 musical numbers plus a 20 minute orchestra concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Theater
Filer Rural High School
Maude B. Dyxert
Edgarina Chandler
Thelma Shear
David Parrott
Herbert Deal
Walter Reay
Ralph Love
Winifred Martin
Marie Brady
Leah Timm
Mildred Noh
Magdalene Schaefer
Dyxert
Precaution Urged In Feed Of Livestock After Freezing Potatoes
W F Alworth a well known Filer rancher told The Record last week that moonshine harms animals as it does humans and recounted horses sickened or killed after eating frozen potatoes. He warned freezing concentrates toxic content and urged care in feeding. vets noted two horses died after thawed potatoes. The year 1922 saw low potato prices leaving fields with livestock consuming them, prompting calls for prompt antidote and veterinary advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Alworth
Mr. Alworth
Alworth
H. KB. McMillan
J. FP. Blakeley
McMillan
Twin Falls
Filer Folks Arrive In Camporsia Safely
A party led by Mr. and Mrs. Filer left Bere New Year's Day by auto heading through Salt Lake City. They faced minor issues but mostly nothing serious. The Hammerquist party was followed by KE. B. Ripley and family bound for Long Beach. Delays arose from a broken spring in Salt Lake City and a burned-out bearing in Monrovia, delaying their long trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camporsia
Bere
New Year's Day
Salt Lake City
Hammerquist
KE. B. Ripley
Day
Ed Brennen
Charles
Frank Hinckley
Long Beach
Monrovia
Cal
Voters Favor Creation of American Falls Big District
Voters approve the American Falls reservoir district by 7360 to 1253 and elect seven directors headed by W F Alworth. Other directors include H K Wyllie, KR B Shephard, G F McCloud, S B Sayre, W H Spence, J H Barker. Bonds aim to fund storage contracts with five projects and cover reservoir costs estimated between 10 and 20 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Falls
Big
American Falls Reservoir
W. F. Alworth
Filer
North Side
Upper Valley
Mr. Alworth
H. K. Wyllie
Aberdeen
KR. B. Shephard
Jerome
G. F. McCloud
Wendell
B. Sayre
Bliss
W. H. Spence
Kimberly
J. H. Barker
Bubl
L. & Otte
N. V. Sharp
Hees
Tusaday
Friends of the District
Reclamation Service
Filer Business Firm Moves to New Home
Filer residents report Craig Filer has moved his clothing store to a small two door west building formerly housing a pool hall. Moving work is complete and stock is being arranged in the new quarters with a modern inset front and two large display windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
AT. Craig
Craig's
Redemption of War Stamps Near Ten Thousand Found
The local post office reports redemptions of war savings stamps approaching $10,000. The figure has risen by about $2,000 since last week, with 97,300 worth cashed to date. The largest single certificate redeemed totals $900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Maroa Farmers Plowing During Winter Months
Maroa district reports farmers plowing during winter as snow and warming conditions alternate. The week brought varied weather from snow to a warm, decreasing temperature by Wednesday morning, reflecting the harsh season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maroa
E S LaHue Named New Cashier at the First National Bank
The annual stockholders meeting of the First National Bank of Filer on January 9 elected TE Moore as chairman of the board and Guy H. Shearer as president. Elmer BE and W. Hi Weaver joined J PF Martin and TE Moore on the board, with Bart La Hue named cashier. The group praised the bank’s condition and outlook for the Piler country, while Mr Haag will resign from management to focus on private interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Filer
TE Moore
Guy H. Shearer
Elmer BE
W. Hi. J. Weaver
J. PF. Martin
Bart
la Hue
Castler
Farmers & Merchants Bank Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Filer elected W. W. Taylor, W. A. Shear, A. O. Macland, H. Murphey, and George R. Johnson as directors at its annual meeting held Tuesday evening. The board will add a new cashier position and adjust officer roles with W. W. Taylor as president and A. O. Macland as cashier. One member will leave for Oregon soon. Stockholders praised past year progress and expected 1922 to bring further growth and improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Merchante Bank of Filer
W. W.taylor
W. A. Shear
A. O. Macland
H. Murphey
George R. Johnson
Oregon
W. W. Taylor
BR. B.beer
Filer Solons Draw Places On Big Committees
In Idaho Twin Falls lawmakers assign committee seats for the seventeenth session. W D Gillis of Filer heads irrigation judiciary military and Indian affairs and uniform laws. T J Lloyd of Twin Falls sits on state affairs appropriations and public health. J M Markel of Filer serves education ways and means and revenue and taxation. D L Beamer of Filer joins warehouse grain grading and dealing committees water ways and drainage and engrossed and enrolled bills. Senate: Walter F Pike of Twin Falls heads county and county boundaries state affairs and public health. Gillie introduces a bill to let district judges assist the supreme court as commissioners at travel and sustenance expense only. Appropriation bills stalled, concurrent resolution failed 43 to 29. Gillie cites the Idaho budget law, Parker notes legislature may act as it pleases. The vote split administration and minority factions, marking the first major clash since the session began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Pacmage
Markel
Heamer
Lloyd
Repthe
Gillie
Idaho
Representative Park
Nesteron
Minlstreet
Democrats and
Progress
Ives
Idaho Potatoes Bring Variable Prices in Texas
Idaho potatoes sold in Galveston for 5 cents a pound while W L Brown, formerly of Jerome now local, received returns on a carload shipped to Bowling Green Texas netting him 47 dollars after freight and commission. The report notes a 9 percent railroad share and compares prices to elsewhere, with references to Jake Hickman and Frank Richman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Galveston
Texas
W. L. Brown
Jerome
Bowling Green
Lnbe
Sage Clark
Jim Jam Jems
Henry Ford
Jake Hickman
Frank Richman
Mr. Brown
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Buhl
Miss Walter
Pearson
Jay Simpson
C. R. Carter
BURY
State House
Boise Hospital
Washington
Maude Dygert
Craig’s Clothing Store
E. S. LaHue
The
First National Bank
Anual
Farmers & Merchants
Lew
Gills, Markel and
Hoamer
Preight
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