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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
2
Twin Property owners who paid all taxes urged to prepare proof as tax collection week begins. County Treasurer Eames L. Warren announces an assistant will aid taxpayers. Office hours from eight to five daily this week. Payments postmarked June 27, 1920, accepted with caution.
Farmers and gardeners as well as livestock men visited to view exhibits of their products. The list of department superintendents will be published soon.
Freder, Reed outlines Idaho Reclamation Association's plan to unify western states and push Congress to fund and organize irrigation projects. He emphasizes joint action, coordinated districts, and the need for steady development to store water, boost crops, and secure reliable water rights for prosperity statewide.
A Red Cross home service notice appeals to discharged or soon discharged service members to reinstate government insurance by paying two months of premiums, valid within five years from discharge. The appeal promises assistance, blanks, and premium rate books, urging veterans to visit the home service office for details.
Notice reads that any horses or cattle fouling staked picketed or tied to streets or sidewalks shall be taken to the pound and the owner fined eight dollars. Signed L. D. Allen, Marshal.
A digest of Idaho farm bureau activities in Madison County includes junior clubs forming, wool and poison distribution, a decline in Idaho wool clip, runaway youths found at Pocatello, and local preparations for Fourth of July events. Reports note the Idaho Reclamation association gaining outside attention and funding support from Utah, with plans for boy scout camps at Payette Lake and a Chicago-style August schedule.
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