Filer Commercial Club pushes auto tourist park plans
Funds were voted to defray incidental expenses for an auto tourist park in Filer Idaho. The club urged placing the district in Mountain time, discussed a Commercial Club Derby at the county fair, and promoted tourist facilities with gardens, water works, dining hall, and shade. Members debated bonds, sanitation, and a bridge project with Wendell, while seeking more membership and publicity for local development.
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Filer Commercial Club
Mountain
Pacific Lme
Dinehall
Facale Filer
Idaho
Rist
Ayell
Sue
D. L. Beamer
Public Utilities Commission
Ous
Markel
Twin Falls County
Acton
Elected Delegate to Convention for Filer Post American Legion
Earl Munyon was elected as the post delegate to the state convention to be held in Twin Falls on April 7 8 and 9 at the regular meeting. A committee of RV Jones Earl Munyon and Wren Duerigg planned a big smoker and feed. The post aims to raise 100 to aid Centralia post and oppose wobblies in five day murder trials. Committee members Shinn Lechner and Parton solicit small contributions to fund. George Reichert is a designated contributor. Two ex service men in town were seeking work. Post Adjutant Finance Officer Heibert pursued placements unsuccessfully until William Fance of the Filer Elevator company secured jobs.
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Munron
The
American Legion
Home Service Section
Red Cross
Frrance
George Reichert
Fiter Elevator Company
F. C. Graves
Earl Munyon
Legion
RV. Jones
Earl Munrou
Wren Duerigg
Centralia Post
Shinn
Leakner
Parton
Heibert
William Fance
Filer Elevator Company
Moore Sells Cafe to Don Pang New Owner
The Root Garden Cafe was sold last week by Harold W. Moore to Dom Pang a Chinese restaurant man. The new owner took possession Monday morning and renamed the establishment the Filer Cafe. Pang operates cafes in Pocatello and Blackfoot and plans more openings. Moore stays on in a broader tie to the area.
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Root Garden Cafe
Harold W. Moore
Dom Pang
Filer Cafe
Don Pang
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Burley
Filer
Roo Garden
Moore
Altho
Young Buys Duck-Acre Farm. Plans Permanent Home
Wesley Young purchased the J P Duck-acre farm south of town for 36 dollars per acre, with possession to be given in December. It is likely the Bucks will move to California, and Mr. Young intends to make the farm his permanent home.
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Wesley Young
J P
California
Mr. Young
Doctor Hawking Plans Postgraduate Study in Kansas City
De L. W. Hawkins, practicing homeopathy in the Woods building, has temporarily closed his offices for seven or eight months and will soon depart for Kansas City Missouri to pursue a postgraduate course. He is settling up business matters before leaving.
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de L. W. Hawkins
the Woods
Kansas City
Enet
Federal for New THAHO ROADS 18 SMALL FEDERAL for New THAHO ROADS
Small federal program details mention Mahe involvement in road bonding between 1820 and 1824. A letter from Twin Pelledat administration references Representative Burton J. French of Idaho and the state’s share of federal appropriations totaling about 1.109 million dollars. The note claims Twin Pelle company voted to allocate nearly two thirds of the amount to cover unspecified costs.
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Mahe
Burton J. French
Idaho
Premch
Lew Arcival and C Smith Named State Office Clerks
Lew Arcival and C Smith of Halt Laller accept posts as stenographer and bookkeeper at the Anderson state office.
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Lew Arcival
R C Smith
Halt
Shriners Conclave at Burley Circulates Main Street Petition
A six Shriner delegation and three guests from Miller attended the Spee Ceremonial in Burley on Friday and Saturday. The event drew about 10S novitiates from the southern state section and featured parades, banquets, and public entertainments. Governor Davis attended a Shriners banquet and wrestling bout, while the community received praise for hospitality. a petition to create an improvement district to pave Main Street was circulated with plans for a ten year assessment and bonds to fund the project.
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Miler
Burkey
Sarandey
Buttes
Cortney
L M Smits
S Laies
WK Mulingham
Jack Johnsos
DL T. Carex
Norices
G. ML ‘Shearer
DL. Teamer
Sherrock
Order
Burley
Uteh
el Kalah
Salt Lake
Wul
Shriners
Shriner
National Hotel
Burley Theatre
D W Davis
Idebo
Davis
Pocatello
Tilefarm
Darley
Rurney
Jenath
T Hat Filer
Te Fy
Yakima Avenue
Fire damages Weatherly home. fire department halts spread
A blaze damaged the Weatherly residence of Mr and Mrs Fred Weatherly late Friday afternoon, about 500 dollars in losses. Smoke was seen at 2 30 PM with flames starting in a closet likely from faulty wiring. The Volunteer Fire Department intervened quickly with chemical extinguishers, limiting further damage and preserving some insured value.
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Fred Weatherly
Howse
Markel Calls Fair Meeting For Several Horse Circuits
J Mo Markel secretary treasurer calls a meeting of secretaries and horsemen from Belt Lake Logan Filer Montpelier Mack foot and Burney fake at the commercial ink rooms in Poratelle on Monday afternoon to discuss final plans and dates for all fairs and the possible formation of a secondary circuit.
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J. Mo Markel
Imountain
Belt Lake
Logan
Filer
Montpelier
Mackfoot
Burney
Poratelle
Former Filer Appeals for West Point Appointment
Wood Glasgow county courthouse custodian receives a letter from Congressman Addison T Smith advising the appointment of Ralph Glasgow to the military academy at West Point. Smith notes the appointment forwarded by the secretary of war and promises official confirmation soon. Glasgow is in the first year at the University of Maine and is a Twin Cities high school graduate and class president.
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Wood Glasgow
Addison T Smith
Ralph Gleecow
West Point
Smith Witrries
Bie
Local dairy separators draw display at show window
A hardware firm showcases carloads of cream separators in a large display window. The company reports substantial sales, with over four hundred units delivered or sold in the United States. Multiple carloads have been shipped, highlighting rising demand for the devices.
Returns Prom Visit to See C Bickford
Local note reports that he has returned from a short visit with his son at Neinpa.
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F. C Bickford
Neinpa
Community notices and school events in a rural Idaho town
The page lists local marriages and arrivals, farm and business interests, and upcoming school activities. It mentions Blakeley marriage, automobile inquiries, a domestic arts department event, student tool contest, and a Friday game between Filer and Moro schools with a 2:20 pm start.
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Mores
Back On The Job Menry Lammers and King Young Return
Menry Lammers and King Young return Sunday after a period away from duties. Lammers resumes work with improved efficiency following recent personal or professional obligations. Young rejoined duties alongside Lammers as the team stabilizes operations.
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Menry Lammers
King Young
Lammers Best
Prices tesd 6 8 peas in livestock business
In the fragment the text asks who is in the livestock business and mentions prices for peas, hinting at a market or trade note. No clear names, places, or organizations are readable to specify entities or dates.
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Rene Fe Loemm
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Ripley
State Food and Sanitary Department
Commercial Club
Wendell
W. L. Brown
Chamber of Commerce
Snake River
Feat
T Hut
Busiark
Miler Commercial Club
Imuroe Jersey
Hemsers
Iet
John Penny
Independent School
Bonlding
Fiumaces Road
Treasury
Dyer
A. Madland
Breeder’s Gagette
T. Canant Tt
Twin Falls
San Francisto Chamber of Commerce
Southern Idaho
CAFE
Hawking
Thaho
Main Street
McHenry
Jerseon
Methatier Episcopal Church
Smith Te
Huis Hewitin
Init
Washington
Puler
Reine
Burrows
P. Blakeley Mere
Prank Blake
Boda
TE Cartic
Whale Ao
Businese Enterprise Springs
Williameen Cari Marray
Automobile
Witens
Xirte
Tler
Ind
Sret
Joses Finshier
Hayes
Luchron
Aumeatic Science Department
Palle
TK Moore
J. W. Tanner
W Mo Bunce Ho
J. Weaver
Ghl
Mires
RK Diltingham
R. Jones
K Deal
Charles McCleary
Vo Creves
F. Mo Mosley
T. J. Cortner
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