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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
3
Notice from Filer Idaho dated March 21 3419 declares second class mail status and lists subscription options including one year nine AZ oo six months sive single copy price. Advertising rates are available upon application.
A dramatic headline reports a major corn crop failure affecting local farmers. The article centers on the scale of loss, potential economic impact, and responses from agricultural officials and affected residents.
Roseworth project settler Fred Perkins faces a probate court hearing in Twin Falls on charges of threatening Idaho Park Development Co. head Meredith of Buhl. Judge O P Duvall set the time after Perkins pleaded not guilty. Perkins has been jailed since Saturday and his attorney H C Mills will represent him. Meredith plans to seek a peace bond at the hearing, which is expected to last more than one day.
H W North of Twin Falls spoke here Tuesday seeking the Republican nomination for county treasurer in the August 1 primaries. He moved from Geneva Indiana ten years ago, taught school at Kimberly, later worked in insurance and abstract business, served in the war, and has been chief deputy in the county treasurer's office for the past two and a half years.
Arthur W. Ostrom of Buhl, Democratic candidate for prosecuting attorney, visited Filer this week. He has practiced in Buhl since 1909 with a gap in 1916 when he served as probate judge, now held by Judge C. P. Duvall. Ostrom is the senior member of Ostrom and Green of Buhl and a University of Washington graduate.
Boise native Rex Kimmel visits Boise after earning his University of Idaho degree. Mrs Edwin E Price returns home in Eden after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs H P Hansen. Wilfred and Waldo Olsen of Piler Seed Co have been at Richfield for days over a large garden seed pea crop. Mrs SM Gilkison and son Lester accompany her mother Mrs H H Kalbfflesch leaving for Portland where Mr Gilkison works. Mrs Kibbesch will visit daughter Mrs Henrietta Spatz at Willamette. All Ladies muslin underwear on sale at Wood Mercantile. FilER people at Epworth League camp on Gatens summits included Rev and Mrs C B Deal and two sons and Misses Dorothy Orm Mabel Orm Irma Deal, Cecil Rainey, Dewey Showers and Alfred Reichers. party returned home Saturday.
The Rev and Mrs Wendland and family from Billings Montana are guests at the Jacob Kalbfliesch home during the week. The Rev Mr Wendland spoke Sunday at the Evangelical church amid a visit that highlights local church activity and regional ties.
A fragment notes Wm Hart in The Whistle at Gem theatre on Friday and Saturday. It mentions local residents traveling and vacation updates including Mrs Arthur Anderson, Mr and Mrs Frank Hinckley, and others, with travel to Payette and destinations in Idaho.
Mrs Imma L. Warren seeks renomination as county treasurer while Mise Charlotte Pond aims to become superintendent of schools. Warren is the current treasurer and Pond is longtime local educator in Filer, vying to succeed Miss Brittomart Wolfe as school chief.
Cromnenwett, who had worked for the O. L. Dudley family for about ten years after moving from Galton, Ohio, was found dead Friday evening in a ditch near the Dudley property. Officials ruled death due to apoplexy. He was the eldest of 11 children and previously worked for H. J. Weaver in Galton. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Methodist church, with burial in the local cemetery.
Spokane expert R. E. Larson and Fyman Rinehart of the state animal husbandry department joined B. Walter at the Short horn Breeders excursion. They visited Caldwell Parma Notas and Wilder during the trip and planned further Boise events.
Sealed proposals will be received at the office of F. C. Graves Filer Idaho up to 6 o clock p m today July 21 1923 for furnishing materials and labor and constructing a teacherage for Washington school district no 11 in Twin Falls county Idaho Bids to cover construction of the building complete with all material and work
George Leonard, Clerk and Frank Hall, Chairman announce plans and specifications are open for free at FP C Graves Filer Idaho. The board reserves right to reject any and all bids and invites sealed proposals under their supervision. Published July 12 1923 eyeing public notice style.
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