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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
8
The balance of about $522,008 remains unsettled under the second installment case. County treasurer records show $421.10 paid so far with only about 20 percent collected. The second installment payments received to date exceed prior years. Officials note delinquent rates are down and better faith in collection is seen, with some property owners paying taxes that might have been sold at tax sale.
A scanning of transfers documents numerous property deeds across Twin Falls and adjacent counties. Entries list buyers and sellers such as Krasel to K Davie and Barry to How, with prices like 2700 and 400, along with block and lot identifiers in Blue Lakes and Terrace Park Place additions. June dates and docket codes appear alongside tract numbers and street designations.
Continued warm weather across Bouthers Idaho has boosted crop growth with most varieties showing good yields. Lead letters from local farms indicate field readiness for market, though some areas suffer water shortages due to irrigation issues exacerbated by recent heat.
Wisconsin dairy special opens in eastern Idaho Monday drawing dairymen and officials from Oregon and Wisconsin. The train showcases top cows led by a Holstein aged six with a milk record of 20893 pounds and 204 pounds of butter, plus other Holsteins Jerseys Guernseys Ayrshire and Brown Swiss on display. Represented by union pacific and Wisconsin livestock leaders, the tour promotes dairy value to Idaho farmers with a roster of participating associations and dairy men.
Mrs. Mary Martha Bonwell aged 56 died last night at her home in Quarry from complications after a stroke of paralysis. She leaves son Don Bonwell of Twin Falls, Lt Minor Howell of Missouth, Mont, and daughter Rebecca at home with her husband. Funeral Friday at 2:20 pm from DeWitt parlors in Twin Falls, Rev. BL White officiating.
The photoplay Some Wild Oats will show at the Gem Theater on Wednesday with women’s matinee from 2:30 to 5 and an evening session from 7 to 11 for men. Press comments praise its direct message and moral themes, urging audiences over 16 to view it. Local officials note the educational lessons and recommend attendance.
Bible school at 10:45 with morning worship at 11 and Lord's supper observed. Evening services feature a message on The God That Hates Sin and a tale of Hindu pupil Ponniah. Epworth League institute at Camp Epworth near Ketchum with local youths, instructors, and a strong Southern Idaho turnout expected.
A Record feature plans a complete account of Fourth of July celebrations across the county. Readers are invited to submit mall and telephone notes, family gatherings, plenary events, and other items about the holiday, with a deadline set for Tuesday evening.
The Power County grand jury, formed last week, returned three indictments by mid Wednesday, dismissed one case, and pursued other matters. Named defendants include James Doyle for liquor manufacture and sale dating June 5, Verne McBride for robbery of F. E. B. Lowry with 267 dollars on March 26, and William Masia for a May 30 incident.
Legal public notice of sheriff's sale under a foreclosure decree against Andrew Mattson Plainuitt Loomis Brown Blanche H Brown and First National Bank of Filer. It states the property description The West Half of the North Quarter Section 27 Township 9 South Range 16 East Boise Meridian with water rights, to be sold July 14 1923 at 2 PM at the Twin Falls courthouse to satisfy the decree plus interest and costs. Dated June 14 1923 by Sheriff M E Finch Deputy H S Hamilton. Jet pub June 21 last July 12 1929.
Liam Linncoln left Friday for make WHR seree carloads of shee Curem ef Focatello at Nd Weanacott near Kimberly sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kumeoy and son and Mrs. Whitt spent Sunday at the Wil Whitt ome sear Two Palla Mr. and Mrs. W. A. mane at Twin Falls spent with their
Mr and Mrs Arthur England spend July Fourth week here with Mr England visiting Idaho Technical Institute at Pocatello and Mrs England studying at Albion State Normal. Arthur Jr son of Mr and Mrs A B Anderson remains seriously ill from chicken pox and pneumonia after weeks of illness. Also a lawn dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs G H Shearer with guests Mr and Mrs F C Graves, Mr and Mrs L K Dillingham, L L Wood, T B Moore and others highlighted Fourth of July decorations.
In heartfelt thanks the Wilkinson family from Filer Idaho Coeur d Alene Texhoma and Nampa express deep gratitude to friends neighbors and all who assisted during their bereavement. They acknowledge floral offerings respectful service by G A R and ex service men and honor paid by Brother Deal in honoring their father’s life.
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