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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
8
Market report lists wheat prices and barats produce from ranches. Cattle includes cows and steers with prime and bee categories. Sheep yearlings and poultry figures show chickens ducks and turkeys with indicated quantities in trade.
An advertisement highlights a ladies black military heel boot with imitation leather, priced at 4.49 or 4.98 dollars. Boot style remains popular and a special deal is offered, with a suggested price around 8.50 dollars. Product number 6445 appears in line with cataloging.
A large Twin Falls audience gathered for Potato Day programs in Parish Hall as farmers, railroad and business leaders discussed potato production and distribution. Rail representatives shared talks on transport and marketing, with officials optimistic the convention will yield benefits to individuals and companies in agriculture and commerce.
The Caneual dinner of the Filer Women's club will be held at Kara High School Thursday evening February 3 at 8.00. Members must secure tickets for husbands at 1 from Miss Willie Bunce by Friday night of this week. January 28.
Kelly W. Delp born July 14 in Allehaer County North Carolina died January in Pier Idaho at age 30. He married Victoria Taylor of Independence December 21 1916 and had three children two boys and a girl one son died in infancy. He sufferedTuberculosis for two years but faced illness with patience and cheerfulness and remained able to perform duties until three days before death. He bade wife and baby farewell hours before death and named many thanks for care. He was laid to rest beside his babies at Filer cemetery. He leaves wife Eugene his father and several siblings.
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