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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
4
An event at Grassy Hill Tarnurn sees residents socializing with Mr. Perking and MILL Miller visiting from Heseworth to view property in Mareatten and meet local friends while concerns about rising rail disruptions are noted.
Elmwood items report John, the 11 year old son of Mr and Mrs Birber, visiting with families including Mr and Mrs Lincoln and Mr and Mrs Ritchie. The group spent Saturday and Sunday at Seimon river dam while Mr and Mrs Marrott traveled to Oreana Idaho and guests Mrs Howard Armstrong and Mrs Ellen Barnhart from Twin Falls joined at the Frank Itehle home Tuesday.
The Hubl Chamber of Commerce at its meeting denied any interference with the county fair at Filer and pledged hearty cooperation and support to the fair board. Secretary to notify the public of a forthcoming festival date while avoiding conflicts with fair dates. Dr A A Newberry will visit Filer around June 28.
The Revived Hope Railroad South proposes construction from Rogerson Idaho to Wells Bay about 90 miles to power the Idaho mainland with a southward rail outlet. Incorporators present articles in Twin Falls county records as evidence of continued pursuit of a line linking east and west with a gateway branch from Rogerson via the Oregon Short Line. George L. Davis McDougal and Arthur Stewart are named among the corporate organizers with Rogerson to be the headquarters.
Frese account awarded the Owsley bridge contract on the Hawke river north of Dublin for the state highway. Estimated cost about 116000 dollars. Bridge to be cantilever, 490 feet overall with 264 feet cantilever span. Materials to begin within 16 days. Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Company of Leavenworth, Kansas won the bid through their Boise branch.
A local campaign aims to shift Twin Palle county to Mountain Time. Supporters argue longer evenings and earlier daylight for early risers, while critics complain about confusion with current schedules and daily routines.
Treasury announces June 24 1926 as the last day for tax payments at the treasurer office. Office hours will be from 6 to 9 pm daily to accept public recommendations. Mail checks early per Treasurer B. L. Warren.
An assortment of small classified notes includes a Ford sedan for sale with new parts and starter system repairs, a blue gentleman’s coat left in a car, a Jersey cow for sale, a four row bean cultivator, and a yearling bull taken up with owner identification options. Contact details: 1219, 1103, and Filer Idaho.
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