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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
3
The letter urges immediate removal of overgrown weeds that block sidewalks and pollute passersby with dust. It calls for a community cleanup led by clubwomen, plus stricter litter control and sanitation, and requests the village council adopt or enforce specific ordinances to govern these issues.
C R Radcliffe a machinist in a local auto shop pleaded guilty in probate court to issuing a $15 check with insufficient funds to L Seeley merchant of Filer. He also paid the court costs and was rearrested on a similar charge filed by I A Saust.
The Chautauqua season shows little local interest despite quality entertainment and educational value. Attendees missed important lectures by De Culp and other speakers, leaving the season with a deficit near $25.
Filer and Bull played a tight game Sunday with Filer losing 6 to 4 as Tadlock pitched well for Filer but costly errors doomed them. Bull’s Oliver fanned 14 batters but poor defense led to the loss. The teams plan a rematch at Filer as the first half concludes and Burley visits Twin Falls Ball. Willard of Gooding plans a move to Monmouth Oregon with Mrs Willard and Miss Dryden heading to Normal school there.
A fragmented report lists attendees such as Misses Leliwn and Lucile M ray Lala Stella Macaw Ma Oru Toeluw UGove and others at a Sunday outing to Clear kes. They traveled in a J Eden truck with the rest of the park party ending trip amid noted restfulness and reflections. Hazel Young of Los appears among referenced attendees along with Mrs C L Smith and Mrs E Aloweles.
Loren Blakeslee is hospitalized at the county hospital with blood poisoning from a sliver deeply imbedded in his right hand. Two weeks ago he attempted removal and partly succeeded. Friday he had another operation to remove the rest. Sunday night infection worsened and he was admitted for care, where he is reported to be improving.
Mattson, once a local figure, writes from Tune 23 about ongoing land clearing activities. Plows follow the clearing, a survey crew led by Joe Marshal expands ditching and drainage, while purchases in Caldwell and Twin Falls hint at regional land development and investment in infrastructure.
A five year old son of Mr Morgen near Berger severely cut his foot with an ax on Monday. Dr. Lrwight was summoned and the wound sewn, detailing a grim household mishap requiring medical attention.
A letter from L D Allen to the city commission discusses Kuler water works and the need for a larger reservoir. It notes current wells and pumps, high monthly costs, and concerns about capacity and maintenance. The letter urges a funded plan to improve supply and prevent shutoffs, citing limited production and infrastructure strain.
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