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Newspaper

Filer Record

Location

Filer, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1921

Page

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Another Brick Block Will Be Constructed

Manyon buys two lots on Main street formerly housing the Wood building and plans a pair of one story brick structures. Each 50 feet wide and 40 feet deep with two store rooms. Site is the September fire ruins. Creed clears debris. basement work underway. A second building is planned with Arthur Small and Harry Hammerquist. Basements dug. four new 25 by 40 foot store rooms will exist. No tenants announced yet.

Manyon Main Street John Slack Tevin ‘Creed

Idaho men join McDevitt project in Imperial Valley California

Nine University of Idaho vocational agricultural students receive Imperial Valley assignments for two years of combined theory and hands on training under supervisor Rich ards. Selection favors married men with health needs and potential to rehabilitate exsoldiers.

Leonard Snelson University of Idaho McRevitt Imperial Valley California MS. Richards Prescott Burrows Blackfoot Loren Kiteh Frey William Matthews Seattle Filer Harry Hulme Wilder John Sparks Leo Schroeder Frasier Arthur Knutson Moscow James Coax MacDevitt MacDivett American Legion and Benevolent Soldier Promet Idaho Wight

Village restricts trespass of fowls and rabbits ordinance

The village board enacted ordinance 45 listing chickens ducks turkeys geese and rabbits as forbidden within village limits from March to November each year. The Record published the measure last week. Violations carry fines from one to twenty five dollars to curb roaming fowls and rabbits disturbing gardens and new lawns.

Maroa Wins High Honors at District Contest

Maroa students won five of eight prizes at a district school contest held at Filer grade school. Contestants represented Maron, Merry, Rimwood, Pleasant View, Poplar Hill, Washington, Cedar Draw and Filer. Winners advance to the county contest in Twin Falls on April 25. Judges were Mrs. KR. 8. Armes, Mrs. W. D. Gillis, and Mrs. Juneau Shion.

Maroa Sehnors Filer Maron Merry Rimwood Pleasant View Poplar Hill Washington Cedar Draw Twin Falla Armes W. D. Gillis Juneau Shion Spelling Volma Grim Thelma Greenwood Muros Eva Moseley Math Brown Meron Goldie Smith Goldie Stewart Plier Velma Grim Maren Chet Lee Jordan

Maundy Thursday Observed by Beattioh Rite at Bahl

Members of the Ancient and Accepted Bae tchioh Rite lodges in the community attended a Maundy Thursday reunion at Bahl last Thursday evening. Attendees included RK Dillingham HH Schildman 8 Lauder W Case W T Conant and William Sherlock. The rite of extinguishing the lights preceded the mystic banquet commemorating the Last Supper with about seventy members present.

Freemasonry Kuewte Bahl RK. Dillingham Hh, Schildman Lauder W Case W. T Conant William Sherlock

Declamatory Contest Winners At Twin Falls Priday

Tete Palle high school won first in declamators test Friday in the auditorium. Jacob Irwin won the oratorical prize. Constance Teyher of Barley took the dramatic prize, Nathaly Christian of Jerome won humor division. Wilma Noh represented Rural high school. Linda notes of farming experience mentioned.

Tete Palle High School Jacob Irwin Constance Teyher Barley Nathaly Christian Jerome Efi Buller Soem Mie Wilma Noh

Easter Cantata at M. E. Church Scores Success

The Easter cantata Life Everlasting at the Methodist Episcopal Church drew the largest crowd to the choral club event, with hundreds standing and dozens turned away. The performance featured soloists including Mrs G H Shearer and Mr Leonard Wood, received praise for its expressive music, and a repeat rendition is planned next Sunday with added singers.

Methodist Episcopal Church L. Leonard Wood Gay Ht. Shearer Leonard Wood EK. Haag L. H Frown Victor R Pease E. B Ripley Mera KL. Shearer Bach Jenus Christ Ite L. L. Wood Bergers Mra G. H. Shearer A. A. Claas

Canal Company Granted One Year Extension for 1921 Payment

Twin Falls Canal company receives a one year extension for this year's 204 dollar installment toward the American Falls federal storage project. Assistant secretary W O Taylor says the action protects their interests and does not block the dam plans. The extension runs from February 14, 1921 to February 14, 1922 after reclamation service acknowledged temporary financial stringency.

Twin Falls Pally Dwcope American Falls Cacal Twin Pally Canal Company Int Washington Reclamation Service Secretary of the Interior A. P. Davis Reels Mution Twin Palle Company

Twin Falls School Tax Estimate At 30 Mills

Twin Falls school district officials estimate a 30 mill tax to continue sessions to year end. Auditor Edwin A. Wilson cites a 20 mill levy equivalent, with potential emergency-borrowing under last state legislature. Election date probable April 6, and Twin Falls district total may reach 29 mills including existing levies.

Edwin A. Wilson Aiready Twin Palle

Sues Commission Firm on Spud Sale

Porter and Witham sue The Dewery and Company for 1461.72 in district court over alleged failures to accept two potato shipments after contracts. Plaintiffs claim 1050 sacks at 1.15 weekly and 20602 pounds at 0 per hundred were rejected, seeking damages and commission-related sums.

Porter and Witham A. L. Bevercombe Dewery and Company Comptesion House Ifty Commission House

Beet Sugar Company May Locate Near Here

Prospective beet sugar venture eyed for the Piler district. cites incorporation in Wilmington by M. L. Rogers L. A. K. 6 and William G. Singer with two million capitalization. A. Schoen engineers plan site assessment and next steps, including securing contracts and acreage. Officers include H W Wilson and J Harold Wibcom with Wood named general manager in Twin Falls.

Piler Merchante & Planters Sage Company Wilmington Delaware Tels Falls A. B Wood Twin Falls Mr. Wood Schoen M. L. Rogers William G. Singer Ares A. Schoen Detroit Mich Honolulu Iron Works Company H W. Wilson Frank L. Stephan

Maron Community Sees Variety of Farm Talks and Contests

The Maron community hosts a series of farm lectures at the rural school. Last week covered flies, this week highlights weeds with about 60 color slides. With Keystone lanterns, eight foot pictures will showcase topics to farmers. Idaho views will depict Yellow parts of the state. The Maron Sewing club, largest rural school women’s group, finishes another year of work with strong showings in contests. District contest at Filer featured several winners and runners up in arithmetic, grammar, geography. Plans are under way for a county route meet at Twin Falls on April 25, with Mrs Drake of Denver speaking on Home Community and State.

Maron School Idaho Maron Sewing Club Ty Rural School Mise Mart Fe Filer Rabanne Thoee Arhmetio Carl Dradiey Ila Smith Patest Kame Drake Marca Mra. Drake Denver

Canal Company Board Funds Mullen Account Note Renewal

Twin Pales Canal Company plans to issue five notes totaling 256000 dollars to reform debts to Denver capitalist K Mullen. Notes mature annually starting April 1 1921 with interest at a set rate, renewing loans to cover prior advances. Mullen, a grain elevator magnate, has funded multiple loans across the intermountain region.

K. Mullen Denver Twin Palle Canal Company Bates Mullen Dana Twin Pals News Twin Palse Canal Company Mulem Etx Cans Company

Words of Praise For Filer Paper

Readers from Idaho praise the local paper for its service and subscription value. Es De Moss of Bubl and H B Lerain of Revment commend the Record for its quality while former File residents Lorain express appreciation. Lambing, president of Pocatello Milling and Elevator, adds the paper would be merited in any community.

Lambing Pocatello Milling and Elevator Company Gair City

Also Mentioned on This Page

H. G. Manyon Maroa Twin Palls M. E Darknes G. H. Shearer K. B. Ripley A A Carlson A. Claamen Khae Victor Pease Pimnale Heerssional G. T. Trait Mise Irma Deal Tesald Graves Sana Phone LW. Hawkins Ewrnet Ood BS Ood BS. Lattue Preechora Pian Che Rome Canal Company Palls Water Beretcombe Beet Sugar Company A.B. Wood Merchants and Planters Sugar Company Inter Leo Greenwood Greenwood Collins Hoffman Canal Company Board Notre Mowe
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