Local Telephone Co Plans Major Capital Increase
The Partners Mutual Telephone company seeks to raise capital from 15000 to 50000 dollars to support new subscribers. A special meeting of stockholders is called for August 3 in City Hall, issued by Secretary Arthur E. Anderson. DirectorsP J Kalbuielxch and R A Reynolds preside, with Weller as VP and George W Potyter as manager. board includes D C Sierer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Telephone Company
Cooperative Concern
Arthur E. Anderson
P. J. Kalbuielxch
R. A. Reynolds
Weaver
Arthur EB. Anderson
D.C. Sierer
George W. Potyter
Idaho Apple Harvest Outlook Across State Farms
State department of agriculture reports indicate a large Idaho fruit crop, with 31 848 acres of orchards yielding about 4 769 cars of apples and 4 818 cars of prunes statewide. Frost reduced late May production. some districts expect heavy apple output while peaches and pears vary. Local areas like Meridian and Eagle Heights forecast strong apple yields from 1 735 and 1 666 acres respectively, with prunes also contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
Twin Pulls
Buhi
Department of Agriculture
J. A. Waters
G. L. Hopkins
Idaho
State Department of Agriculture
Eagle Heights
Meridian
Rub
Emaptt Valley
Apple Valley
Parcell
Payetta
Crystal
Filer Highway bids re advertised after delay and lower offer
Bid delays on the Pasig of the Filer highway district prompt re advertisement for new bids. Robert Paysee submitted 3.19 per square yard, below the original 4.10, risking $27,000 added cost if the higher bid had won. Final work schedule targets July for paving and August for construction onset to beat weather hindrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasig
Filer Highway
Bags
O Tn Terese
Robert Paymne
Robert Paysee
Javan Mine Co Stockholders Meeting Delayed to July 17
The Javan Mining Company stockholders meeting, based in this city, is postponed to July 17. Secretary Arthur K B Anderson notes reports on development at the Javan mine near Contact. A 200 foot strike run on the 100 foot levels and a 50 foot maximum vein width hint at rich silver copper values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Javan Mining Company
Arthur KB. Anderson
Javan
Contact
Thin Je
So'west er Hits Maroa Monday
A Monday night windstorm swept the district north of Filer causing uprooted trees and broken power lines. Idaho Power reports damage to lines between D.C. Slorer and Mondrich ranches and to several ranch properties. No serious loss or injuries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
Elaven Ofelock
Idaho Power Company
Schildman
Lundin
Loehner Dee
Pyperearn
Manyelim
D.C. Slorer
Mondrich
Non- partisan League Meeting Held Here Monday
A public mass meeting was held in the Rural high school auditorium Monday evening. The gathering, organized for a county program, featured speakers addressing pertinent issues and urging participation in the local plan.
No Mail East Sunday Morn In 1880s Note
Postal disruption described as no mail eastbound on Sunday morning and Saturday to Sunday gaps. Passengers warned no mail carried eastbound on Sunday after Saturday afternoon. Officials urge patrons to note mail service suspensions between Sunday noon and Monday.
Tanner confectionery adds modern 12 foot fountain feature
The establishment completed installation of a new 12 foot ice free fountain at Tanner confectionery. The project aims to elevate the front display and attract patrons, with the fountain becoming a notable local feature in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wdere
Ifistalling
Government Ward Seeks Full Settlement in Property Case
A government ward requests recovery of 7500 dollars and the purchase price for land tied to a sale governed by an agreement. The complaint notes prior partial payments, a requested permit, and that defendants allegedly entered the land while a permit was finally obtained to allow the sale.
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Hart
Sloan
Eas
Igcredaent
Fourth of July Celebrations in Buhl Highlighted by Events
The Fourth of July will be celebrated in Buhl with notable events as locals prepare for a festive day. Community organizers promise special entertainments and activities, including a major feature event and surrounding jubilees.
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Buhl
Tax agency targets luxury tax dodgers in nationwide drive
Internal Revenue officials announce a two month campaign to locate delinquent luxury, soft drink, admission and jewelry taxes. About 2 000 special revenue officers will visit major cities, pursuing willful evasion and offering amended returns with penalties possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Williams
Internal Revenue
Hote
Duglers
William M. Williame
Special Revenue
United States
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Woft
Improvement Of Filers Streets In Filer
Under the supervision of L D Street Commissioner and E L B Ripley, member of the alleys commission, Main Street was disked leveled graded and a machine tractors as the Filer high ind had a reputation of being at coast to the event After graded the street was given serishes and rolling other air treatment make im being rem utation that Filer has of being pretty little tows.
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L. D
EL B Ripley
Alleys Commission of Board
Main Street
Filer
Local Firms Win Bid for Four Room Kimberly Addition
Local companies led by J. L Edwards won the general contract for a four room addition to the Kimberly public building. Bids from Twin Falls Kimberly and Filer were considered. Filer Hardware Company submitted a bid of 15025 dollars for plumbing heat and building work to begin in the fall with completion anticipated as stated in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Kimberly
Filer
J. L Edwards
Eaneneee Pema
Filer Hardware Company
Bai
Filer lauded in New West Magazine publicity feature
In the May June New West Magazine issued from Salt Lake City editor Juneau Shinn of the Filer Idaho Record praises Filer Idaho. The piece highlights Filer as a picturesque, well kept town with paved streets shaded by trees and growing civic improvements while noting the publication’s national reach and support for western products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beenie West
New West Magazine
Robert Spanagier
Salt Lake City
Filer
Juneau Shinn
Idaho
Record
Filer Yak
Union Hub
Homer
Elman
Piler
Miler
Bing
Weathers
New West
Utah
New Wont
Twin Falls
Ropelle
Robert Spangler
New New West Magazine
Seven Wentern At
Plan to Aid Wool Growers Financing Scheme
Plans for a wool growers finance aid program were announced after conferences between wool growers and federal officials. The scheme would have growers obtain from rail bill of lading the basis for drafts drawn on banks, secured by the bill of lading with maturity rules set by the Federal Reserve Act.
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Fkr
Merehad
East Lake City
Marshath
Federal Reserve Act
Lange
Federal Reserve Bank
Marshell
Harding
Federal Reserve
Marehall
Exhibiting Dairy Cattle Tips From Early Farming Column
An editorial note advises dairy cattle exhibitors to prepare thoroughly. Emphasizes feeding the herd, carrying medicines, showcasing a healthy attractive herd, use of blankets for comfort, strong chest, plenty of balers, and prompt handling to impress observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl B. Musser
Musage
Wileolaale & Aereste
Official Grades for Farm Products Demonstrations Planned
Officials announce July demonstrations across Warner county to train crab dealers millers and warehousemen in correct wheat grading under Federal standards. State Agriculture adopts these standards and seeks to reduce buyer seller disputes by educating farmers and grain men on proper grading and marketing implications. Aimed at clarifying grain grade applications and boosting confidence in sale quality amid industry misunderstandings and evolving regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warners
State Department of Agriculture
Aime Carimere
Howe
Death of Mrs. W. F. Bogardus Tuesday
Mrs. W F Bogardus died on Tuesday with services held at the parish. Hulda Ropsatus of WF Joe Bogardus notes the couple united in marriage. Two stepchildren are mentioned along with relatives, all living with the late spouse and husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bogardus
Hulda Ropsatus
Joeardus
Initiation Trip For 7% Reviers Of That Older
Local report notes a group from the area joined others heading to Shriners initiation events. Attendees include Elmer Jane and Dr. T L Oy, traveling from Portland to San Jose for the Democratic National Convention on the 29th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
Shriners
Boie
Mount church event announced by Pastor C. K. Dral
An imperfect notice lists Pastor C. K. Dral inviting parishioners to a Mount church gathering. The fragment mentions a peak time and references spiritual enrichment amid unclear lines.
Owsley Bridge Planned in Twin Valle County
Workers from Twin Valle and Gooding counties, led by officials and engineers, moved to the proposed Owsley bridge site. The cantilever span will be 490 feet long with a 26 foot main span, to cross the river just below the ferry. Work to begin within 16 days, with surveys to determine the route and right of way secured through Mary L. Gwally land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatmman Moore
Parrish
Dracken
Buhl
Owsley Bridge
Hasard
Department of Patiic Works
Cometxas
Hagar
Hagard
Twin Pulls
Owsley's Ferry
Mary L. Gwaley
Palle County
Txheer
Chewapenee
Leavenworth
Kansas
Hyowe
Codie
Vaile
Gooding County
Mtereh
Power Company Issues Booklet on Hydroelectric System
A historical booklet from a power company presents an electrical resume of the system along the Beake river valley. It includes a map, a list of plant lines, and descriptions of hydropower stations from upper to lower reaches, with views of the plants and cities served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therin
Boake
Tote Herne
Leake
Thossend Springs
Beake River
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State Department
Javan Mine ‘Co
Mmpany
Wester
Maroa
Natal
Filer’s
Yakima Avenue
Federal Reserve Beard
Tom Kalix
Power Company
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