Main Street paving ordinance acted on favorably by board
At an adjourned meeting the board passed Ordinance No 48 to create an improvement district for paving Main street from the fair grounds to Idaho Avenue and to the street’s west end. The plan covers full width from fair grounds to Idaho and twenty feet beyond. total estimated cost is 54 973 80 with costs allocated by front footage and street intersections.
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Board of Trustees
Main Street
KE. B. Ripley
Fair Grounds
Idaho Avenue
Nibley Channel Corner
Presen
Canned Fruit Sent to Gooding College by Birthday Club
Gooding Idaho June 16 Yesterday Gooding College received a choice consignment of pickles cherries peaches raspberries jellies and other canned fruits. The donation came from the Birthday club of Filor and other women's and youth groups plan to aid the school. Also gifted were Art and Artist by Clarence Cook and Worlds Great Orations by William Jennings Bryan donated to the library in memory of Mrs Rita Ratekin Casto by Pitman Casto and Cynthia Ratekin.
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Gooding
Idaho
Gooding College
Birthday Club
Filor
Everett Griffidhe
Burley
the Indies Aid Society
Canning
Intermountain Empire
Clarence Cook
William Jennings Bryan
Rita Ratekin Casto
Pitman Casto
Mies
Cynthia A. Ratekin
New Time Schedule On Eastbound Train
A new time schedule for the Eastbound Hohi Minidoka branch shifts morning arrivals and departures. The eastbound morning train leaves at 6 57 a m local time, 25 minutes later, while the afternoon eastbound departs at 5 42 p m mountain time, 26 minutes earlier. All other train times remain unchanged.
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Hohi Minidoka
Former Tar Heels Gather at Get Acquainted Picnic
Former North Carolina residents held a Sunday get acquainted meeting and picnic at the county fair grounds. Lunch was served in large dining rooms. Attendees included J F Shepherd Scottville L A Jones Scottsville Oakey Scottsville K R Humphries Durham G P Smith Furdes M Griffin Stratford M Pleenor Purhes J F Patton Marion Bart Williams Peden Clay Smith A L Humphries Durham J F King lehiands Baron Land roth Stratford G P Sexton Sparta Lester Fender Purhes FE Williams Peden B Cox Piney Creek Plummer Peden K Williams Peden G I Evans Piney Creek Turnipseed Peden FP Turnipseed Peden RJ Bdney Mars Willy H FP HI Purehes Allen Fender Scottaville W H Haggard Piney Creek G Minck Piney Creek Alpha Williams Peden Agnes Wagoner Independence Va Sarah Cochran Purches HK Staple Piney Scotteville.
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North Carolina
County Feir
Mra
J. F. Shepherd
Scotteville
L. A. Jones
Scottsville
Oakey
K. R. Humphries
Durham
G. P. Smith
Baron Landroth
Stratford
G. PF. ‘Sexton
Sparta
Lester Fender
Purehes
FE. Williams
Peden
H. Cox
Piney Creek
Plummer
K. Williams
G. It Evans
Mire
RJ. Bdney
Mars Willy
Mere H
Allen Fender
Scottaville
W. H. Haggard
G. Minck
Third Meeting of 100 Per Cent Club Tuesday
The regular monthly meeting of the Hundred per Cent club will be held in the 10. O. F hall Tuesday evening. Committee in charge is A. G. Davis G. C. Davis and James Penny. The Catholic church ladies will serve dinner at 7 o clock. There will be an old fashioned song fret a quartette and short addresses on timely topics concerning Filer. LG His will be among the guests of the club. Bets for which are being sold at 1.
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Hundred Per Cent
G. Davis
G. C. Davis
James Penny
Catholic Church
Filer
Road repair event near town attracts residents and workers
George Drake reports a road beak meeting held by residents south of town last week. Participants included W. W. Young, William Tilden, Wv. M. Harbarts, EC. Tiehnor, WT Higginbotham, LL. Williams and George Drake. Crashed rock for repairing wax supplied by the Filer.
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George Drake
Mr. Drake
W. W. Young
William Tilden
Wv. M. Harbarts
EC. Tiehnor
Higginbotham
LL. Williams
Lewiston State Normal pageant stars Lillian Graybill
Mise Lillian Graybill daughter of Rev and Mrs D L Graybill played the lead in the pageant The Princess at Lewiston State Normal School commencements. The Lewiston paper praises her and the performers for their part in the program describing the event and the student participants.
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Mise
Lillian Graybill
D. L. Graybill
Lewiston State Normal School
Lewiston
Eurtpertian Beety
Mies
Taxpayers Restricted Vote in Bond Election Here
Only taxpayers may vote in the upcoming bond election set for July 12. Electors must re register now to be eligible. Pravk EB Albin village clerk, acting registrar, operates from the Filer Elevator on Yakima Ave north of the railroad. Registration continues until the Saturday before election.
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Audh
Pravk EB
Albin
Filer
Yakima Ave
Regiovra- Ligue
Livestock Excursion Set by Able District Farmers Tomorrow
Tomorrow farmers and livestock men of Able district will take a condensed three day tour across county ranches to view cattle horses sheep and stock. The trip starts at Bubl at 8 0 clock Friday and ends at the Trewin ranch east of Twin Falls in the evening with noon at Filer fair grounds. Prominent speakers from University of Idaho extension Swift & company will attend. Dinner at fair grounds 12 20 with Catholic ladies serving a meal. Twin Falls creamery and local institutes provide treats and products.
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E. Powers
Farm Bureau
Beniuses
Bubl
Trewin
Twin Falls
Filer
Cammack
University of Idaho
Rinehart
Swift & Company
Fair Grounds
Batcheese
Ford Car Prices Fall Across Lineup In Brief Tumble
Ford car prices drop again effective next month with reductions ranging from 15 to 60 dollars across models. Ford chassis priced down to 268 dollars, tourer and coupe notes show notable cuts, while local dealer reports confirm the overall price easing.
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Ford
Lok
Detroit
J. ©. Relehers
Filer Auto Company
Pew
Indan
Joe Stromp Loses Eye in Hardwire Accident at Cornell
Joe Stromp of Cornell, formerly in the butcher business, sustained loss of his right eye after a barbed wire incident while working in a shop. The accident occurred as he attempted to move a piece, following a collision and resulting injury.
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Joe S Trowrr
Joe Stromp
Cornell
Teery
Sugar Beet Crop Looks Fine Says Amalgamated Field Man
RR Hagar of Amalgamated Sugar Co says the beet crop is in excellent condition in this locality. He notes light damage from the prior cold snap, and rains recently required another cultivation. About 75 percent of thinning labor is local, with more than half already completed.
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RR. Hagar
Amalgamated Field Man
HK. Hagar
Sug Co
Buhl
Launch Club for Business Women of Filer Forms
A meeting and dinner at Haptiat Church started the Filer Business Women’s Club with Mrs Bickley named temporary chair. A second meeting at Mee HM Sehidman’s home is planned for next Monday evening to complete the organization as about forty women are said to be eligible for membership.
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Filer Busiidee Woman's Club
Haptiat Charch
Hut Club
File Club
Bull
Hubt
Che Plate
Minn Emma Sandgren
Miah Ruby Cherry
Francis Vaderwood
Jackson Begins Brick Block Construction On Main Street
A new brick block rises on the vacant lot next to the bakery and Peoples Meat Market. The structure will be 20240 feet in dimension, built of cement brick from Southern Idaho Brick and Tile. Hingmen and Smith hold the contract, with brick work by Menara Mattson Pugh and Johnson. Occupants have rented the building, and completion is aimed for July 1.
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No A. Jackson
Peoples
Southern Idaho Brick and Tile Company
Hingmen and Smith
Menara Mattson, Pugh and Johnson
Legion Post Meet Friday at Repbrace Hall
American Legion post calls a Friday evening meeting at Repbrace hall to decide several matters including nominating a delegate to the state convention to be held in Kellog during August.
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American Legion
Repbrace Hall
Newmbly
Mother and Daughter Banquet a Notable Filer Event
The Methodist church banquet drew 143 attendees as flowers and bunting decorated the room. Toasts honored mothers and daughters with readings and songs while organizers, led by Mrs Graves and Mr Felton, received praise for a well run event amid town pride in local progress. Separate notes reported a July 12 election on a $40,000 Filer Highway district bond and ongoing road work expanding the state route network with multiple extensions and a new gravel pit north of Filer.
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W. Casm
C.K. Deal
Thera
W. T Doyel
Mise Gertrude Walt
Mra. O. C. Dudley
Mre F.C. Graves
Mra TM
Bille
Mesdames Anderson
Beem
Mra. RH. McAtee
J. W. Tanner
Ll. W Brown
Mesdames Haag
Ripley and
Shears
America
N. A. Jackson
Corge
O. C. Felton
FC Graves
Teyne Haloling
J.C. Reiehffe
Otto Steinman
Filer
Poplar Hill
AA Davis Corner
Peavey
Curry Road
Enue
Pratforis
Bie
Walton
Twin Pulls
Takes Kids Out For Good Time on River Road Trip
J D Relchers of the Filer Auto Company let a Ford carry a group of girls Mary Mybee Geraldine Truitt Byril Lave Pearl Small and Margaret Heinbers on a morning excursion along Snake River Rim Rock. They picnicked with sandwiches cakes fruit and enjoyed the scenery before returning by mid afternoon amid songs and cheers.
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J. D. Relchers
Filer Auto Company
Ford
Mary Mybee
Geraldine Truitt
Byril Lave
Pearl Small
Margaret Heinbers
Snake River
Metehors
Birth of Ten Pound Daughter in Long Beach
Relatives of Mr and Mrs Irving Mott of Long Beach California announce the birth of their daughter weighing ten pounds at home. Mrs Mott, formerly Miss May Pers Adunyon, welcomed the child before her marriage.
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Irving Mott
Long Beech
Calif
Mra. Mott
May Pers Adunyon
New Residence Under Construction Near Hingham
New house project on Jesse Hain line south of town begins as a four room bungalow style dwelling rises on the Haimline property. Parents of Mr. Haimline are set to occupy the home, with the structure replacing a ranch style earlier dwelling.
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Hingham
Senith
Jesse Hain
Wailding
Mr. Haimline
Paving Laying Observed at Kimberly by Warren Bros Team
Village officials inspected the paving project at Kimberly conducted by Warren Construction Company. The new thin white paving is the same material used in Twine Falls. Mr. McCorkie of Warren Bros facilitated the visit and explained the process to board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muarid Torsday
Kimberly
Warren Construction Company
McCorkie
Warren Bros
Veniremen Chosen for June Jury Term
Veniremen Earl Munyon George Erhardi 204 L H Brown are named on the jury panel for the June term. Scheduled cases include A D Pollock of Pransom charged with defrauding the Bank of Hanson and a court proceeding by a taxpayer against Twin Falls district school board members.
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Earl Munyon
George Erhardi
L. H. Brown
A. D. Pollock
Pransom
Bank of Hanson
Taspayers’ League
Beard
Twin Falla
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Anderson
Revere
Legion Post
Filer Highway District
Methodist Church
Filer Highway
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