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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
4
A long letter urges readers to ignore itinerant charity beggars and to spend money locally. It argues professional beggars exploit tax funded institutions, warns against mail order firms, and extols the value of supporting home merchants to sustain employment, schools, and town prosperity.
Local shoppers weigh bargains in town as merchants tout value for money with selective discounts and practical offers. Citizens consider pricing, quality, and service when choosing where to spend.
The fragmentary column lists local residents and events, including names such as Mrs te Gessey and Mrs Charles, a marriage license granted to J P Weinman and Stella Almeda Kostenbader, and plans for a BP Pro dite Cream station and second hand store to open in the Ripley real estate building on Maly Street.
Elmwood items describe neighbors visiting family and friends across towns, with mentions of Mrs Belle Snelson, Mr and Mrs Lorin Malone, Mrs Velma Howard, Mrs Harry Rogers, Mrs George Lincoln, and others. The farming up hay and social club event at George Lincoln’s home are noted alongside weekly visits and weekend travel.
The article notes a Sunday sermon by Pastor Be Ur al on the Eighteenth Amendment and its permanence or repeal, with a Sunday march and a Monday evening talk titled What do You Seek to address the theme. The piece invites all to attend as the pastor speaks on religious and civic questions.
Weekly bulletin notes the Milner diversion affecting water capacity and waste at Jackson Lake. It lists Milner canal and dam water use figures, lake storage totals of 47 000 and 847 000, waste passage 094 and 600, with a reminder to obtain printing quotes from the records office before sending out of town.
The village of Filer Idaho estimates expenditures for 1922 including general fund 5691.48 water works 4076.94 bond interest 3000.00 bond sinking 1500.00 street lighting 1075.00 and 342.88 for other costs. Total revenue includes a tax levy based on a certified valuation of 666,280.91 with water system receipts and other income.
Hundreds of buyers for forma ranches leases livestock and business opportunities await. Write us now if you have real estate for sale anywhere in the West, Salt Lake City Utah.
The board of Strastess and Chairman Guy Shearer approve village finances on January 12, 1922. Items include general tax levy, special funds, licenses, rent, water rentals, and village seal costs totaling multiple sums. publication dates listed as June 15, 224, 2th, and July 12.
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