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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
8
Notice lists horses and cattle towed or tied causing sidewalk obstruction, with a $8.00 fine for owners. Details include a dark roan horse with a left shoulder wound and a four year old, and a nine mile distance from Filer along Yakima Avenue. Contact Heeard office or W. A. Shear for rewards and returns.
Firet National Bank of Filet a Plainuff corporation seeks sale of real estate in County Fourth Judicial District. Judgment against G G Seymour for $1,020 plus interest from July 30, 1922, and further costs. Property in City of Filer described as Lot 2 in Block 29 in Boom Twenty Nine. Notice warns of legal sale to settle debt.
Widespread interest grows in Col L. Maren for the United States Senate as Republicans weigh a candidate at the Pocatello convention. Supporters insist Maren can unite factions and secure victory in the next election, with backing from key counties and leaders.
The Idaho Power Company and Boise Valley Traction report a strong earnings rise in 1919 but note rising operating expenses and taxes. The balance sheet shows nearly 25 million in plant and about 1 million working capital with 1.8 million in debts and 1.16 million in preferred stock. The company emphasizes the need for about 2.5 million dollars for next year’s construction to meet demand and maintain service.
Local ad notes apricots at Gourley's with no ice and a phone contact 05, in a brief classified style. The fragmentary listing emphasizes a sale detail and a contact number.
Noted chautauqua historian Ty Timore Lucey appears at the Gem under American Legion auspices on Friday evening July 23.
The horse market in southern California shows strength as breeders return from Saturday sales near Los Angeles. Mr. Munyon reported witnessing many head of horses of varied quality sold at good prices. He predicts continued improvement and near normal demand for quality stock this fall.
Taylor, general machinists, have begun a 50 foot addition to their machine shop and auto repairing plans on Main Street. The improvement stems from greatly increased business. The addition will provide 100 by 24 feet of floor space and accommodate a dozen automobiles.
Mrs Carl Carlson aged 32 wife of Arthur Carlson manager of the Gem State Launder company died at a Twin Falls hospital yesterday after several days of illness. Survived by husband and two children ages two and two weeks. Body at DeWitt undertaking parlors awaiting funeral arrangements.
Mr and Mrs Harry Jones and family of Jerome visited at the home of Mr and Mrs C A Krohn Saturday. John Cronin with some Filer friends motored to Buhl Sunday to see the ball game. Mr and Mrs Denzil Davis of Berg visited the former's mother Friday.
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