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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
4
A letter urges communities nationwide to greet returning troops with heartfelt appreciation. It argues American youth repress emotions, but veterans deserve open celebration after enduring hardship, peril, and long service. The piece stresses simple acts, proper recognition, and making homecomings memorable.
The Filer Womans Club schedules a May seventh meeting at the Masonic hall. All members are urged to attend for important business, followed by entertainment for high school teachers. Hostesses include Mesdames Tinm, Anderson, Haag, and Bunce.
The Easter entertainment event featured Au Macaw, Lian Torray label Banks, and Helen Kise at the Easter ball held Monday evening at the station. The hall showcased spring colors and abundant flowers. Macaw and Bertha WeCleary presided over the punch, and a club dance followed under leader Doubu Maseer with Audrey Macaw elected president.
The Jernme B. Rice Seed Co. has secured the contract to erect a large warehouse in town. The company reports it has contracted 3000 bushels of beune for the season to supply the project.
Notice announces a full day closure on Sunday May Sed with exceptions for emergencies or prescription work. Authored by Mobann Deyo Snor at Woop, the message requests understanding and adherence to the limited hours.
Notice states no bills will be paid by anyone other than the signer W Gager. The item notes Kant Paget as a visitor this week and references Douglas Fairbanks at the Gem next Thursday and on May 9 presenting Arizona. Mrs S E Williams is noted as a visitor in Twin Falls.
Sells Modern Drug Shop. Ww. Randolph and family moved to Gooding this week. The new proprietors are Bros. & Dillingham of Buhl who will take over next Sunday. Mr. Dillingham in charge here. Mr. Wood may pursue another business soon. Various locals and visitors are noted, including trips to Twin Falls and Pocatello, a pasture sale, and a Hawaiian troupe performing next Wednesday at the Gem.
On Thursday evening at Corry school house Mrs Wilfred McKay Olsen presented a program aided by Mr KE BL Ripley, vocalist, Raleigh Drake, accompanied by Irma Deal at the piano. The event drew a large crowd and a pie social followed with proceeds auctioned by Waller.
A public warning states that violations of quarantine laws incur severe penalties. All exposed to contagious diseases must observe the law or face penalties. It urges those exposed or suffering from an infectious disease to notify their local authorities.
The Jarbidge Boll Minny Co unveils a definite plan in 2017 with Kit Tillery as President and Alfred as Director. The issue shows 1 000,900 par value shares at 41.00 each, property of 400,000 shares, seven adjoining lots in the Jarbidge Newinerad district, and 003 feet of tunnel on patent. The firm has sold 100,000 shares, built 60 feet of tunnel, and completed 40% of the total tunnel work, with wagon road access to Jack Creek and a head house at the tunnel mouth.
Rupert Burley Buhl is listed in the South Idaho Baseball League schedule for the 1919 first half season. The record notes fixtures and dates for games involving teams in Rupert and surrounding communities, reflecting early 20th century regional baseball scheduling.
Miss Gourley has been absent due to illness. Juniors hosted Seniors with a Shoshone Bulls picnic and a Twin Falls theatre party. Arbor Day observed with tree planting and a day of sports. Senior play rehearsal, baseball game at Fair Grounds, and lunch supervised by Mrs Graves and Mrs Hays. Baccalaureate moved to May 11 at 8 p.m. at the Methodist church with Rev Deal. Miss Rath Kohr won first in the Declamatory Contest at Blackfoot. Graduation May 11 at Gem Theatre. speaker Dr Lindley. High school play “Lure of the Circus” on May 9 at Gem Theatre. Visitors Mr and Mrs Mallory and Mr and Mrs Wise hosted. Ora Lee left for Hood River. Robin Binggan accompanied. Edwin Johnson from Cheyenne visited.
Sunday School at 10 a m Sermon 10 a m theme Obediance and Sacrifice Compared Children meeting 2 p m Y P Meeting 7 30 Topic The Morning Watch Sermon 8 15 Midweek Sermon Prayer meeting Wed 8 p m You are welcome to worship with us 8 Hendrick Minister
Meanonite Brethren church at Yakima Avenue and Sid Street invites all ages to Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and a Young Peoples meeting at 6:45 p.m. A general mission missionary, Plumer, promotes 674 acres 1.5 miles from town for sale with 40 acres alfalfa, $3,000 cash, via Investment Company. Also advertises McCormick harvesting and hay machinery.
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