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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1924
Page
8
Observations indicate the fungus Tusarium thrives under hot dry conditions and is not fully eliminated by irrigation. When temperatures drop and soil moisture rises, fungal activity lessens. The contagion was already present in the soil and likely spread via spores rather than irrigation or wood. Continuous moisture control and limited irrigation help reduce damage while crops recover.
Miss Bertha Hamilton 15 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hamilton died Sunday morning from pneumonia and complications. Funeral services were conducted by Dr J D Gillilan at the Methodist church with interment at the I O C F Cemetery. She was born January 26 1909 at Lefly Oklahoma and lived with her parents in the locality for several years. She attended local grammar grades and had many friends. The funeral was well attended with floral tributes from classmates and the Masonic order. She is survived by her parents and by an older sister Alberta and a brother Roy.
Robert Penny son of Mr and Mrs John M Penny was injured at a summer camp. Wilbur Hill scoutmaster of Twin Falls assisted him. Penny attended with his friend and remained for a week or two. The Hackett bay camp housed 60 boys in 30 tents and served ice cream after a Saturday trek. A negro minstrel show was held at the camp with boys from Filer including Alva Pate Bert Wood Kenneth Allison Orville Backett Harold Seolay Carl Love.
Mr and Mrs J A Gerard of Valley Grove Missouri arrived last week to visit Mrs M J Goode. Mrs Goode entertained at Kensington Tuesday afternoon for her mother correcting an earlier item.
The Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation notes an extra pound on poultry raises consumer value by making the carcass plumper and more attractive, adding 5 to 7 cents per pound and up to an extra dollar per bird. Heavy fowls consistently gain 4 to 11 cents per pound over lighter birds across months and years, with margins peaking in December.
A Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation study using USDA data traces crop production in the United States from 1800 to 1928. It shows total production rising while per capita output fell to 92.8 in the 1910 14 period due to population growth. It discusses egg and butter markets, pricing premiums for high quality eggs and butter, and how market protection and costs affect prices and production incentives.
Fragments describe Baim of Gilead as a yellow aromatic gum valued for fragrance and medicines in the East. Mentions Lappe famed for witchcraft and English seamen visiting Lapland to buy a wind from natives. A petrified miner’s body was found in a salt mine near Bucharest with an unfamiliar jawbone.
A clipped note describes a go-getter figure brusquely urged to move aside, labeling others as incompetent and indifferent as they hasten away. The terse account emphasizes haste and dismissive attitude.
Chinese crops yleidean were probably average higher than the theme of the Tristed State because of the highly intensive cultivation methods used.
A reader’s collection of anecdotes and maxims on temptation forgiveness humor and human folly. Observations about love youth aging umbrellas and self control appear as short quips and proverbs drawn from a vintage newspaper style.
The Highway service station on Main Street has opened recently and is now under the supervision of manager John M Penny. Located at the west end of Main Street, the station is owned by The Hound 611 company and reports growing business volume since opening.
An appeal from Twin Falls county commissioners order reducing salaries of elective officers begins January 1. heard before Judge H F Basten in Hatley. O M Etter leads about 20 residents opposing the cut, while the petition urges preventing the reductions to protect public welfare and ensure better officials.
Mrs. T. D. Smith entertained the Birthday club with guests Mrs. Claud Rigby and Mrs. Mabel Murphey. The county nurses met at Mrs. T. Den Connor's home for a 40dal evening, with W. D. Gillis speaking on parliamentary law. A Fil er party from Filer returned from a week in the Sawtooth region, staying at Baird Kall cottage, Wood River, near Easley Hot Springs. About 2000 campers filled Wood River valley during three church summer assemblies. Campers also reported at Alturas Petit and Red Fish Lakes, with a six mile motorboat trip on Red Fish Lake.
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