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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
7
A rural school article argues purebred animals mature faster and yield more weight, justifying higher prices. It compares six month old purebreds to scrubs across steers pigs and sows, showing higher returns with purebreds and noting market demand and efficiency. The piece criticizes postwar price pressures on farmers and urges broader price alignment.
A town column argues that economy means prudent buying, not avoidance, and stresses the value of supporting local merchants. It cites government securities as safe but urges commerce to keep shelves full. It mocks amateur economists predicting prewar prices and notes real costs like fares, gas, and rent must align with common sense.
Moscow Idaho announces a free agricultural scholarship for Idaho youths age sixteen to twenty one. The top ten county club performers in corn sugar beet potato calf or sheep projects will be eligible for seventy five dollars plus transportation to the University of Idaho. Winners chosen by a three person committee will study in the College of Agriculture or the School of Practical Agriculture.
Marcus Tegan recently married in Salt Lake City moves to J H Walker property south of Maroa. Mrs Ring moves into the teacherage, Mr Ring to live at Bubl. SG Diehl improving after illness. School board votes 10 percent salary cut for next year. Possible new teaching force. T Greenwood serves on district court jury. Mise Williams unable to drive wagon due to sickness. Conover reports spring chickens large enough to fry. Several local students out with a cold. Maroa boys lost both basketball games last week at Twin Falls 18 26 and at Filer 16 17.
An auto accident occurred on the state highway near Twin Falls involving CE Barron of near Bubl and a wagon carrying Frank Taylor and B F Hack, with minor injuries and vehicle damage reported. New ordinance enforcement alerts include under-16 curfew hours, penalties up to $4, and a 9 pm fire whistle change, with public notices dated March 22, 1992.
A seller emphasizes choosing fancy home grown seed over foreign or common seed, claiming it yields 75 to 100 seeds per acre more and offers valuable instruction for buyers. The message promotes better yield and provides guidance to customers on seed choice and cultivation.
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