Filer Seed Company Boosts Local Economy Through Seed Beans
The community benefits from Idaho grown seed beans with $176000 annual payout in planting, processing, and marketing. Filer Seed Company operates wholly locally under Wilfred Olsen, shipping every bean directly as Idaho grown. Funeral services for G H Telford, 64, pioneer rancher, were held after paralysis and a second attack. he is survived by wife and four daughters.
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Filer Seed Company
Filer
Wilfred Olsen
Idaho
East
Filer, Maho
G. H. Telford
Telford
Jeath
Denny
Purlingam
Kansa
Cordelia Denny
Receivership Bond Filed for Idaho Beet Sugar Co
Oath and bond of FP. R. Cox as receiver appointed by the court for the Idaho Cooperative Beet Sugar Company have been filed in the district court clerk’s office.
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FP. R. Cox
Idaho Co-operative Beet Sugar Company
District Court
New Veterans Welfare Dept Opens in Pocatello Idaho
March 24. A new division named the cooperation division is established to liaise with ex-service organizations and handle veterans complaints. Dr C J Sprague heads the bureau with Bradley T Fowkes as acting chief. Duties include government insurance for veterans, claims information between district offices, inspecting compensation and training claims, personal service for disabled veterans and families, and providing vocational training and information.
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Pocatello
Idaho
United States Veterans’ Bureau
C. J. Sprague
Bradley T. Fowlkes
Enopera- Hen
Bureau
Miewranes
Opportunity to See Master Motion Picture at Gem Theatre
The Gem theatre in Filer plans two showings of The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse next Wednesday and Thursday. Manager Mrs. Tucher brings what critics call the greatest cinema drama of all time with low admission prices. The writer urges local residents to attend, predicting a capacity crowd if the film is well received. A village board will meet tonight to hear protests against a proposed sprinkling district.
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Gem Theatre
Filer
Tucher
The
Gem
Filer Uhls
Alemm Sen
Porthermorre
Amy
Otto Is Head Farm Bureau President in Twin Falls County
Otto, a well known farmer and livestock man, was elected president of the Twin Falls county farm bureau at the annual meeting in the county seat on Saturday afternoon. Vitte, a Duroc Jersey swine breeder and head of the lettuce association, heads the bureau’s executive committee, succeeding Carl Lewin. Other officers named include E. S. Wood as vice president, H. L. Parkas as secretary treasurer, and committee members C. Meredith, James A. Waters, M. H. Rideman, and T. S. Nicholson. A petition urging continuation of the Twin Falls county fair was presented to the county commissioners, signed by C. B. Swallow and 90 local taxpayers, seeking an appropriation to support the fair as a boost to purebred stock and crops.
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LS. Otto
Near Here
Twin Falls
Vitte
Farm Bureau
Carl Lewin
Wood
Kimberly
H. L. Parka
Buhl
C. Meredith
James A. Waters
MH. W. Rideman
Nicholson
Filer
Twin Palle
Board of County Comumissioners
C. B. Swallow
First Honors Won by Filer at Jerome
Representatives of Rural High School swept two first places at the South Central Idaho Declamatory contest in Jerome. Lealy Williamson won oratorical class, Claribel Walter won dramatic class, and John Amabary of Twin Falls won in another division. Winners advance to the water contest in Idaho Falls on April 14.
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Idaho
Jerome
Idaho Falls
Lealy Williamson
Filer
Claribel Walter
John Amabary
Twin Falls
Mubl Maret
Buhl
Paul
Heyburn
Burley
Gooding
Grade School Operetta Pleasing Event at Gem Theatre
The Brownie Band operetta by Filer grade schools under Mrs Maude Dygert drew an appreciative audience Tuesday at the Gem theatre. Children played owls Brownies Wood Nymphs and Sunflowers in bright costumes. Six soloists and eight readers complemented the show. The grade school orchestra directed by Bre Oggert provided the music. The performance was creditable and praised by all involved.
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Filer
Maude Dygert
Gem Theatre
Bre Oggert
Import High Type Duroc Jersey Swine at Ogden Livestock Show
The grand champion Duver Jerry boar of the northwest was exhibited at Ogden Livestock Show in January. It was purchased from HB McNight of Moreland for 1608 dollars by a group named The Animal. Sire was Wonder Sensation and dam Won of the Northwest, adding a distinct edge to local pure bred livestock.
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Mac
Northwest
Ogden Livestock How
HB. McNight
Moreland
Wonder Sensation
Raed Damwon
Curfew Proclaimed As City Warns on Youth Hours
Marshall L C Allen announces nightly curfew enforcement from 4 PM to 6 AM starting Saturday April 1. Children under 16 must be with a parent when on the streets after 4 PM. alarm over sirens is normal unless the person is a minor unaccompanied by guardians.
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Filer
L. C. Allen, Marshall
Backward Spring Delays Work and Field Planting
Ocean tones of rain and storms, with cloudy days and brief sun, push back spring warmth. Flooded roads and unusable unpaved streets hinder travel and farming, leaving farmers and gardeners anxious as they recall earlier planting dates. The backward season unsettles plans across the village.
Golf Club Holds Annual Meeting Report Shows Club Activities
Golf devotees gathered Friday for the annual meeting of the club. W D L Gillis, president, reported activities and achievements from the past year and was reelected for the coming year. Trustees named included W Caer, Dr T J Cartney, W A Shewr, BW Dare ine, and Dr M J Goode. The club lists a membership of about fifty with lakeside grounds at the county stair grounde. Craigs store to be renamed from Hab clothiary per owner AT Craig.
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Pub Ae Fee Golf Cab
Gueast
W DL Gillis
BK. Dielingham
Andreaturer
W. Caer
T. Jf. Cartney
W. A. Shewr
BW. Dareine
M. J. Goode
Itty
County Stair
Mane
Craig
Hab
Woman's Club Entertainment to Be Held Friday Evening
The Filer Woman's Club hosts a two part program Friday April 7 featuring plays and a cantata based on Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. The event includes Welsh drama The Merry Merry Quebec, The Village Blacksmith cantata with Charles F. Noyes score, and a farce Cure. Cast lists include Lillian Graybill and Myrtle Berry among others. matinee for children at 2:20 on Friday before doors at 7:20 and show at 8.
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Woman's Club
Gem
Filer
Ehib
Quebec
Chix
Shear
Mina Lillian Gray Oil
BW. Boring
RL. Peek
Karl la Hue
Village Blacksmith
Ienry Wadeworth Longtetlow
Charles F. Noyes
Guy H. Shearer
Mme George UH
Truitt
Anvil
Karl 8. Laltae
Mexdames
K. G. Maag
Lo H Brown
Charles McCleary
George Leonard
C.K. Deal
P. Shumate
W. HL. Bett
FO. Graves
Mesdames
O. J. Childs
A. N. Holmes
Ray Shearer
G. H. Dewman
G. Davis
T. 8B
Nicholson
Kinds
BR. Gardners
EK. A. Beem
J. €. Relchers
Lester Musser
Lillian Graybill
Alters
Karl Wooldridge
Grover Dovin
BB. Ripley
Irma Deal
Cow Fund appeal aids needy Filer family in The Record area
Neighbors report the Filer family needs a milk cow to begin earning their own living. Volunteers dug a cistern and others supplied materials. Donations of money hay and a cow are requested via mail or in person to The Record with checks made to Cow Fund. The paper starts with $1 and seeks immediate widespread contributions.
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Renatous
DOR Bie
Votes For New City Government Plan in Special Election
In Twin Valle a special election approved the commission form government by 1050 to 987. The victory favors a city commission plan but a second election for a city manager plan is anticipated after writs to block the April 14 city manager election.
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Twin Valle
Ariven
Lettuce Contract Talks Involving California Trader
Mr Prine of the California West Union is in the territory negotiating ice needed for lettuce shipments. Twin Falls County Vegetable Association notes a contract with L Kirkpatrick and Son to supply fees for shipments from this point.
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Mr. Prine
California Weestate Union
Twin Falls County Vegetable Association
Prinew
Piler
Retirement fund not binding on Idaho teachers says supreme court
Idaho teachers are not required to pay into the state retirement fund. The supreme court ruled that the 1921 Act does not impose binding obligations nor grant district clerks power to enforce deductions. The law merely states participation is possible.
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Idaho
Supreme Court
Deaths Paneral Services For Infant Margaret Ann Williams
Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon from Drake's par lore for Margaret Ann Williams three months old daughter of Mr and Mrs L L Williams who died earlier today at the family home southeast of town.
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Frank Watt
Twin Palle
John M. Maxwell
Twin Falls
Me. Wath
Oregon
Union Oregon
Watt
Roseburg
Myrtle Berry
Lyon
Wash
Eehel Swikort
Twin Palisabreton
Willan Watt
Nampa
Mary Abbott
Hillyard
Besiles
Bod. Murray
Ahumphew
G. 1 Johnson
Twin Polis
Mrr
Growman Chapel
BL. White
Pint Methodist Episcopal Church
of. Jones
Odd Fellows Lodge
Drake's
Margaret Ann
Ll. L. Williama
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Kansas
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West Biot
Claeiber Walter
Leslie Wiliamsom
Hain Walls
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G. Davin
BE. W. Boring
K. Otto Bealey
Earl Murray
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