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Newspaper

Filer Record

Location

Filer, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1923

Page

4

Idaho Developments From Southern Idaho Prosperity Drive

The Filer Record notes Idaho's postwar growth across Southern Idaho. Reclamation projects American Falls and Fort Hall aim to irrigate 60,000 and 120,000 acres, while Oregon Short Line doubles tracks and extends toward Boise and Wells. Idaho Power plans two million dollars in upgrades with a near million for American Falls, plus a new cement plant at Port Neuf and several dairy and cheese facilities opening. Governor Moore pushes stable policy to attract outside capital, and the paper urges subscribers to pay in advance to support ongoing publication.

Idaho American Falls Fort Mall Fort Hall American Palle Reclamation Eystem American Valle Idaho Power Company Cald Ontario Utah Power Company Hear Grace Portland Cement Company C C Moore Ant Greeley Onetal

Fair Ground Notes and Board Meeting Changes

The fair board will hold meetings on alternate Thursdays instead of Fridays. Mrs. T. D. Connor and Mrs. W. D. Gillie revise the department planning a State Welfare baby clinic, with Mrs. Gillie supervising arrangements. Boyle Commission and Amalgamated Sugar offer specials again this year. Potatoes and sugar beets expect strong growth. Wesley Young to supervise the horse department. WT. Hardin to head dairy. Mr. Waters moved to horticultural. Horticulutral inquiries rise. many exhibitors expected. races and program calls abundant.

T. D. Connor W. D. Gillie Wesley Young King Hardin Mr. Waters

Twin Palin County Fair at Filer September 11 to 14

A friend is told about the Twin Palin county fair to be held at Filer from September 11 to 14. The note suggests the friend may visit during those days and to remember the dates personally.

Palin Filer

Maroa Notes Children Day Program and Local Visits

A note from Maroa reports a children's day program to be held next Sunday after Sunday school at Maroa. The superintendent urges full attendance, with children over three years in the class. Various local families are picnicking or visiting in Shoshone basin, Carey, and nearby towns, including Harting Greenwoods Kongie Bornkookie Brown Dryden and Peterson families. Mrs. Brown is ill, and Mrs. Blakeley is caring for William Morehead in Buhl. several residents plan trips to Diagonal, Iowa.

Maron Ecradic Roll Walp Mra KR. F. Harting C. L. Harting Pines Shoshone Basin Leo Greenwood Filer Dorothy Kongie Clayborn Kookie Leonard Brown Ruth Wilbur Carey Visst L. L. Peterson Mise Hazel Brown Kimberly W. H. Dryden B. C William Morehead Lou Peterson Ralph Arthur Brown Fred Bird Diagonal Iowa

Methodist Church Service Plans and Lay Electoral Meeting

The Methodist Church led by Pastor Co B Dral announces next Sunday morning topic A Great Program Shall It Succeed The evening Epworth League gathering features God s Discriminator and a story of Singh. A lay-electoral meeting June 24 will elect a delegate to the conference at Baker Ore Sept 7 All members 21+ may vote A union service for Near East relief is planned July 1 at Gem theater Leonard Wood to lead music with speakers.

Epworth League Christian City Singh Baker Ore Near East Gem Theater Leonard Wood Ming

Catholic Church Mass Schedule and Mennonite Baptism Service

Mass every Sunday morning at :30 except first Sunday of each month. Pr L Buechler to lead. Communion services held at the Mennonite church following baptismal rites conducted by Bishop N A Lind.

Pr L. Buechler N. A. Lind

Idaho Pioneer Day Declared a State Holiday

Governor Moore issues a proclamation designating June 15 as Idaho Pioneer Day, a legal holiday to honor early settlers and the pioneers who helped establish the state, with June 16 observed under the Eleventh Legislature’s provisions.

Idaho C. Moore Weat Eatate

Births and surgery report from local area

Last week a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs J C Hunter residing on North Street Nampa Mine Alberta. Hamilton of Filer underwent an appendectomy Monday at County General Hospital.

Perry J. C. Hunter North Street Nampa Alberta Hamilton County General Hospital

Thought for the Day and Broad Wind Motif Reflected

Readable fragments suggest a brief opinion piece or editorial motif noting that bold talk may not equal broad influence. The wording hints at a proverb style reminder that influence requires substance beyond loud speech.

Elmwood Notes and Twin Falls Social Snippets

Elmwood club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. A Krohn twelve members and five guests attended Mrs Adam Dingle won high prize and Mrs Ivan Lincoln consolation prize A luncheon followed George Lincoln were shoppers In Twin Falls Ming Alberta Armstrong sprained her ankle and was sent home Mr and Mrs Frank Ritchie and son Guy visited W A Claudia home Denzil Davis visited Mrs C A Krohn Slatter families attended a cousin funeral in Filer

A. Krohn Adam Dingle Ivan Lincoln George Lincoln Twin Palls Ming Alberta Armstrong Robert Meyer Prank Ritchie Guy W. A. Claudia Twin Falls Denzil Davis C. A. Krohn Slatter Filer

Woman argues over living with husband and relatives

A woman tells an English magistrate she refuses to live with her husband at his mother's house. She proposes he move in with her instead. The magistrate agrees and asks where she currently lives, she answers with her mother’s home.

Local Socials and Health Notes From Twin Falls Area

Dr. Mabel H. Hahn visited the county seat on Tuesday while Mrs. Arthur Scholten hosted two tables of bridge Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs. N. D. Kread who plans to move to Twin Falls soon. Mrs. L. L. Willams, near Filer, underwent major surgery Sunday at the county general hospital in Twin Falls.

Mabel H. Hahn Arthur Scholten N. D. Kread Twin Falls L. L. Willams Filer County General Hospital

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