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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
8
A rambling account describes a plan to make money from mushrooms tied to a hotel room scheme. The speaker mentions unknown partners, a boss, and a desire to avoid the job while hinting at a risky venture. The text contains dialectal phrasing and fragmented events with unclear chronology.
A fragment describes oysters and other bivalves found in Waapenston water or deposed by drifting currents during stormy weather. Precipitation and shifting winds suggest intermittent food sources for marine life, with notes on how conditions affect distribution.
The Rinweed cab met with Mrs Ruby Bennett Wednesday afternoon near Elm Bird. Attendees included Thane prevent, Heedtimes, Lincoln, Elm Bird, Frank Witchie, L F Panelaun, Olan Wrum, Dick Lincoln, Adam Dingle, Heo, Eivenin, Ivan Lincoln, Ca Grohe, Kilew, Hernhart, Dawd, G4 Ath, and Holy Beane. The afternoon was social with a dainty repast. A meeting was planned, and Mr and Mrs Frank Bitebie and LF Atelwa spent Tuesday at the home of Mr BA Moon at Twin Palmn. Mr and Mrs CA Kroto and family dined with Mr and Mrs MO Barnhart. Mea Will Lincoln and two children, Rab y and Wilma, recovered from their recent fine. Gerald Jarvie returned Monday from county hospital after a weeks’ stay. Ladies Card Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs A Krohn and Mrs L PF Aneleon, who won high score.
The Maron Woman's club met with Mire TS Nichols on Thursday. Attendance was good and a delightful beater program featured Mrs Kipsey and Mrs LH Brown in a duet, Mr Charlies Rook on talk, Mrs Morting, a reading, and young Genevieve Nicholson with Marguerite Greenwood in a vocal number. Easter colored refreshments were served. Guests included Mrs Charles Jonk, Marcus, and Pahroey of Twin Falls Ripley and O 2 Childe.
March 28 Gooding Ide The Women s Club of Filer under Mrs Guy I Shearer contributed to the Campus Improvement Fund of Gooding College last week Others aiding the college drive include the County Woman's Club of Twin Valley the Toponis Chapter DAR the Sorvais Club the North End Improvement Club and the North Wide Improvement Club.
The Twin Ports Chamber of Commerce agricultural bureau requests until June 1 for an extension of emergency day rates set by Union Pacific. Weather has made roads impassable and shipping difficult, with midseason conditions improving markets but threatening crop shipments from Idaho.
In a court decision involving Connor and Monty Niece et al, the judge ruled the ditch water was needed for Niece and others, and Connor’s own ditch used for his farm must not interfere with others. The defendants were required to share responsibility for the ditch and prevent interference.
The Maren Sunday school presented an excellent Easter program last Sunday at the ME church in Filer with several locals from Walker and surrounding areas attending and praising the performance.
In the Eleventh Judicial District of Idaho Twin Palle County J D Relchers plaintiff vs Edwards defendant notice of writ of attachment issued March 29 1921 attaching property of the iesus pases court seal and official signatures dated March 29 1984 final publication April 14 1921 record shows district court officers and officials including SIDGINS BOWEN Stevan North and others listed for plaintiff twin pals county Idaho
City officials and the Chamber of Commerce plan a week from April 4 to 11 to organize a citywide cleanup. Volunteers will walk routes to collect refuse and promote public cooperation to reduce winter waste buildup.
Public notice announces a village election for five trustees in Filer Idaho to be held April 26 1921 at the Village Office Main Street from 8:00 am to 7:00 pm and requires voter registration with W D Gillis village clerk as registrar during office hours from Thursday March 24 1921 through the Saturday preceding election with extended hours on the final registration days.
Market report lists Wheat No 1 Produce Ranch butter in trade and mentions butter and trade terms. The fragment references pricing or barter details without complete context.
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