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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1923
Page
4
The Women's Club sponsors lectures and clinic sessions to promote better babies. All mothers with infants under two and expectant mothers are urged to attend next week over two days, as the community is invited to support this worthwhile effort.
The Record urges local stores in Filer to accept tin money as cash in exchange for goods. The plan would let holders shop at garages, rug stores, newspapers offices, tailors and more, with tin money circulating back to the accepting shop. Some stores already use this system in nearby areas and the town is invited to join.
A fragmented note discusses naming strategies for farms and products to boost appeal and value. It mentions a rancher southwest of the region and a contact number 936, highlighting a push to create distinctive, marketable names and mental images for goods. The text references crates, bags, and shipments as part of sales appeal.
Listings show transfers including Burnett to Hudson for 260 dollars, Leaverton to Barbettat, and Anderson to Wilkinson with various lot details in Heath Park and Twin Falls additions. Other items include transfers to Phillips, Brandt, and Harrett, plus a 15th century note on quills and a humorous shoe remark from magazine.
The Brooklyn caravan of 28 settlers that crossed the continent in 1921 ended in disaster. By April only three families remain in Twin Falls and most have left Idaho or returned to Brooklyn. The crash followed unrealistic promises and a lack of farming experience. Roseworth tract holds settlers thriving, but the original colonists faced harsh sagebrush land and unfulfilled expectations.
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