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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1924
Page
4
Despite strong contenders, Horan remains the likely Republican nominee for the Senate race. The article notes Borah’s unavailability as a presidential rival and predicts Horan’s nomination and reelection, with Borah seen as blocking potential challengers.
The Hes long planned fair features a revived program for women and a four day event. The Orpheus troupe from Lincoln will perform both day and night as crowds enjoy evening programs. A four hall Produce building will host displays while the Baby Clinic and culinary departments move there. A complete list of superintendents and judges will be published soon.
The Board of Commissioners of the Filer Highway District met at their Idaho office at 7 P.M. Payroll of $107.60 was audited and ordered. Bills checked and paid include Alls Ot Co. for $9.70 and W. & M. Co. for supplies. The secretary Treacy was instructed to handle June Bird, 1824, matters.
The minister Gillian D D and the general conference debated the Amusement Question before church and public. The York community attended as the evening choir led by Mike Grune Mogre and Min Magdalene Gttarferts provided musical support.
Announcement notes the Mesary Shop opening at the Perrine Hotel site with Mise Hertices Kelly as operator. Appointments called to 229W Bh Kall Twin Pais.
A fragmented tourist diary notes various towns and campers, criticizing camp fees for Ford owners and praising hospitality when free. It mentions a Cape Girardeau party, Seattle, Idaho, and Oregon travelers, plus a push to promote local church activities and Sunday services amid a town ambiance of tourism and thrift.
A church announces an all day meeting to begin with Mass at 9 30 a m every Sunday in June 29. The committee will decide the location for the first Sunday and later dates and asks members to start planning their work.
A prayer meeting will be held at the southwest part of town in the home of Mrs W A Moore Thursday evening at 8 o clock. All praying people are invited to come and join in the hour of devotion. Ladies aid will meet with Mrs T.
Henry O Brown filed suit in district court on a desertion grounds seeking a divorce from Burache O Brown. The couple wed in Superior Nebraska on June 5 1912 and later moved to Idaho Halley Newsiner.
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