Filer to Clash With Cassia Men Friday Evening
Local high school basketball faces Hurley tossers Friday night. Filer seeks upset after last week 28 to 14 win over Buhl. Girls beat West End 22 to 10. Burley Oakley tied season series. Lineups show Lapp Mullins Shinn Layne Van Ostrap Diehl Akoniss Love Machacheck Morries
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Filer
Buhl
West End
Burley
Oakley
Rupert
Blackfoot
Mullins
Layne
Lapp
Love
Kansas Club Banquet Set in Buhl With Orr Chapman Speaker
The Kansas club of Buhl announces a banquet on February 1 at 7:30 p.m. instead of January 29. Former Kansans are invited. address unknown invites may miss cards. Hon. W. Orr Chapman of Twin Falls will speak on Kansas topic and Idaho ties.
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Kansas Club
Buhl
L. G. Lacy
Kansas
W. Orr Chapman
Twin Falls
William Allen White
Wall Street
Union
Orr Chapman
Idaho
Trees Pruned All Over Town
Extensive pruning has occurred citywide over the past weeks, giving tall populares an odd appearance. Idaho Power and Farmers' Mutual Telephone workers led the trimming effort. The Filer Woman's Club home economics department met at the Rural high school with Mrs. George Leonard presiding. A program featured Mrs. A N Holmes on high prices and modern living, Mrs. Charles McCleary on activities of the modern housewife, and Mrs. H M Schildman on income and family budgeting, plus articles by Mrs. Tucker and a discussion led by Mrs. W D Gillis on the business of the household.
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Idaho Power Company
Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Company
Filer Woman's Club
George Leonard
A. N. Holmes
Charles McCleary
HM. Schildman
George ‘Tucker Reed
W. D. Gillis
Mutual Loan sued by former employees over stock sales ban
K. Peters and F. Leebieter, formerly manager and secretary of Mutual Loan Association, sue in district court for 121,219.67 dollars. They say they were hired October 1, 1915 under a ten year contract and were told November 10, 1923 by the board to discontinue stock sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celding and Loan
Peters
FG. Leebietter
The
Mutual Loan Association
In the Sun
Lechreiter
P T A Meeting Endorses Bok Peace Plan At Central
Nearly 100 attendees at the Central building P T A meeting. Mrs A B Anderson presided as 5A and 3A pupils under Miss Short performed songs recitations and a cradle song with piano duet. Dr J D Gillilan spoke on crop value and cooperation between parents and teachers. Arthur Anderson explained the Bok peace plan which the association endorsed in a nationwide ballot. A cafeteria reception followed and a February 15 meeting date was announced with a committee including Mrs J F Wiseman and Miss Bertha Berg.
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A. B. Anderson
Association
Miss Short
Song
Belva Stutsman
Lucile Stephens
Virginia Sinclaire
Maurine Buckman
Josephine Consingham
Wilmer Newberry
Gillilan
Iim
Bok
Arthur Anderson
United States
Fiter Pare
Mosdames
J. F. Wiseman
C. W. Cass
F A. Delight
W. M. Suere
W. R. Lee Eels
Bertha Berg
Revival services to start Sunday at Mennonite Brethren Church
A string of epistol revival services will begin Sunday at the Mennonite Brethren Church. Reverend FS Kagey announced the schedule on Tuesday. The Rev. and Mrs. Timothy Overbolt of Omaha, Nebraska, are expected to arrive early next week to lead the services.
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Mennonite Brethren Church
Mennonite Brethren
Christchurch
Kagey
Timothy Overbolt
Omaha
Local band formation seeks interested players
Interest grows in forming a local band with Raymond Graves or L. W. Hawking as contacts. Early notice requested from those who play instruments or are otherwise interested to join. If sufficient interest develops, organizers hope to form a band this summer.
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Raymond Graves
L. W. Hawking
Filer
Who will be Filer’s next police judge and justice of the peace
The town faces a unsettled question of who will fill the police judge and justice of the peace roles after J F Phil’s resignation. PF Albin has served as police judge, but the county board must name the justice of the peace. Local figures show reluctance to accept appointment amid limited legal candidates. L D Annen notes Main Street center paving wear and proposes either reorganizing parking or applying a thin bitulithic coat at about $100 to reduce wear and prevent cracking, though no action is imminent.
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Filer
Justice of the Peace
J. F. Phil
PF. OK Albin
Board of County Commiss
Justice of Peace
Frank Albin
L. D. Anen
Filet
Harting T. F. P. Rebounds From Severe Mumps Illness
R. FP. Harting is reported recovering from a severe case of the mumps. Family and physician updates indicate steady improvement and expected return to routine activities within weeks. Local health officials note no complications observed.
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R. FP
Harting T
Idaho Wonder Named Official Bean Variety
Resolutions from the Jerome State Seed Show declare Idaho Wonder the official name for a bean variety grown in the district. Growers and dealers are urged to use Idaho Wonder on all sacks and branding, with the association to notify all merchants of the change.
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Idaho
Jerome
Tahoe
Montana
Shaw
Reichert DeKlotz Mise Hate Wedding in Peavey County
Reichert-DeKlotz marriage took place at the Methodist church in Bolee Saturday. The couple, Moe Dekints daughter of Mr and Mrs Frask Deklote of Peavey and Edward Reichert a rancher, arrived Tuesday as guests of the bride’s parents. The newlyweds will reside on the groom’s farm southwest of town. The bride, long a resident of the county, taught in Anes and recently left a teaching post in the obarne city schools.
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Moe Dekints
Frask Deklote
Peavey
Edward Reichert
Bolee
Laws
Anes
Ohe
Bpobane
Billboard Proposal Denied by Village Authorities
A snared report states that a proposed billboard at the south end of Lower Mon Street faced rejection after authorities deemed the structure not fireproof. The plan by the Amcrees Ogee Twin Pails team was not approved due to safety concerns relating to the vacuity corner and telephone balance, halting the project.
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Lower Mon Street
Ground Hog Day and American Falls Reservoir Plan
Ground Hog Day is linked to weather lore as Congress favors the American Falls reservoir plan. A $665 000 interior department budget prospect is cited with amendments and provisions to safeguard funds. Debates include Blanton Cranton objections and amendments by Cranston, with conditions on pro rata shares and district obligations before any appropriation. The piece mixes folklore with congressional action on reservoir funding.
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Congress
American Falls
Mee
Washington, D. C
Interior Department
House
Senate
Pramton Indore
Urateton Himecti
Palle
Shepherd
Prom
Americas Palle
Shell
Blanton
Dill Cranston
Cramton
Hlapton
Masons to Honor First Worshipful Master in Nation
The AF AMM lodge plans a public carpmentoy service at Methodiet Church on February 22 honoring the anniversary of George Washington birth. Kurt Latine leads, with Dr J C Cutitan and Frank L Stephan as speakers and a committee headed by Robert K Diltingham organizing the event.
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Filer Lorge
Geer Washington
America
Kurt & Latine
J. C. Cutitan
Frank L. Stephan
Twin Fells
G. H. Shearer F
Drake
Robert K. Diltingham
A. A. Newberry
Farl Munyon
Geerar
Amt
Lad Loses Eye in Odd Calf Accident
Floyd Mee Vietor nine year old son of Mr God Mee Vietor at Knull lost his right eye after a calf horn struck him while playing. The same eye had prior injuries from a seaborne accident five weeks earlier. The eye socket was torn from the socket and the boy was taken to the county hospital for treatment where surgeons operated Tuesday.
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Floyd
God Mee
Fort Hall Indians Seek Higher Price for Bottom Lands
At Fort Hall Idaho an native assembly selected representatives to travel to Washington to press for a higher price for bottom lands tied to the American False prophet dispute. Reclamation officials may seek compromise. an appraisal valued Indian grazing land at 14 dollars per acre, though Indians demand more.
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Fort Hall
Pocatello
Port Hall
William Loomer
Washington, D.C
Auxiliary Meeting Notice at Mrs George Anthony Home
The American Legion Auxiliary invites eligible members to an afternoon gathering at Mrs George Anthony's home on Monday starting at 2 o'clock. Mrs David W will attend as guest and preside over the event.
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Legion
Mra
George Anthony
Neal Erek
Anl
Institute Priday Last Amid One Way Institute
In the quanty schools, Priday was Clemed to ema lise teachers to attend a one way institute at Twin Pails under the direction of Miss Charlotte Pood, superintendent of schools.
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Quanty
Legion Post Plans Public Dance For Friday February 22
Legion Post hosts a Friday February 22 public dance at the Gem Roof Gardens with Bengal Washington's birthday celebration. Preparations are under way for the annual evening of music and special entertainment by Filer Post of American Legion.
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Legion Post
Filer Post
American
Ual
Gem Roof Gardes
Minstrel Show at Gem Theatre Wednesday Evening
Heck and Walker's colored minstrel troupe performs at the Gem Theatre Wednesday evening featuring a nine member company led by Mr Neen. The program includes quartet selections, clog dancing, solos and jars mu with Rud de Carson Don Morton and Gerfield Howell as prominent acts. Mrs Sharp and Mrs Graves are mentioned in local routines and a cattle sale is noted in Hole.
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Heck
Walker
Gem Theatre
Mr. Neen
Ware
Biv
Rudde Carson
Don Morton
Gerfield Howell
Bane
Harmony
Phonograph
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Cassia
van Ostrap
Diehl
Akon
Iss
Machacheck
Club News
LitTle
Way
Oliver
Pont
Oliver -Ome
J.D. Gillilan
Jaast Werk
PORM
Celeve
Earl $. la Hue
Tate
Masons
Washington
Ty Piler Ledger, A.B
A.M
Lad
Putlawing
Sete
Victor Lawes Eyo
Cait
Priday Last
Gem Hoot Garden
Mre
A. W. Sharp
Cataredo
Donald Graves
Salt Lake
F.C. Graves
Hole
Dutie
Howald Graves
Col. EO. Walter
Nampa
Musser
Holetele
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