Population of Filer and vicinity reaches four thousand
Government census bulletin shows Filer and surrounding areas account for about 4000 people, with breakdowns by Filer, Muro, Berger, and Clover precincts. Officials note some residents in adjoining areas may be counted partly in Filer territory. County total 28,998, with Filer territory comprising roughly one seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pier
Filer
Muron
Berger
Clover
Wach
Hiler
Filer Village
Muro
Twin Falls
Buhl
Ogure
Twin Palts
Reading Class Washington School Public Program Friday Evening
J W Smith principal announces final public exhibition of the Pading class at the Washington School Friday at eight. Ten members trained by Wilfred McKay Olsen perform readings in humor and drama. Public invited. event closes school year. Participants include Carl Leonard Russel Hall Laura Chok Athel Watt Joe Harshbarger Jibbrey Coates Zelma Ball Blanche Keeigh Edward Asher Elsie Harshbarger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Smith
Washington School
Han Con
Wilfred McKay ‘Olsen
Carl Leonard
Russel Hall
Laura Chok
Athel Watt
Joe Harshbarger
Jibbrey Coates
Zelma Ball
Blanche Keeigh
Edward Asher
Elsie Harshbarger
Lawsuit Over Territorial Guardianship Denied in District Court
The court denied the petition for guardianship in the case of L. KR. Cole and others with counsel named Watton L. Hrows. Judge W. A. Babeork announced the denial after a hearing held in the district court and the matter was taken under advisement. The plan by parties includes Kt. Asietam and former C. Mills.
Cedar Draw Beats Washington School Club 7 to 1
Cedar Draw baseball team defeated Washington School Club on the former's diamond Friday by a final score of 7 to 1. The game featured strong hitting from Cedar Draw and solid pitching to secure the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Theft of Ford car last evening near Kaeser cheese factory
W T Doyel, superintendent of Filer grade schools, reported his Ford touring car stolen from Slath Street last night. He and Marshall Allen tracked the vehicle after dawn, finding it deserted at the towline canal crossing two miles south, with tire imprints guiding the chase. The car ran out of gas and a gasoline air device was left nearby, and the car was recovered within forty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaeser
W.T. Doyel
Filer
Doyel
Marshall L. J. Alien
Noyel
Slath St
Canal Cross
Ing
Penny to Open Modern Auto Painting Shop
J. KB Penny, veteran Pier painter, plans a new auto painting shop to rival city outfits. He has invested about $500 in equipment, is building a dust proof drying oven, and says a car can be painted and ready in twelve hours. He will also offer mirror remanufacture and other services in Pillar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. KB Penny
Salt Lake City
Peony
Penny
Piller
Divorce Granted in Desertion Case Against Lees Gott
Judge W A Mubcock of the district court grants a divorce by detail to the plaintiff in the case AS Goff vs Lees Gott. Custody of three minor children is awarded, with desertion cited as the principal cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Mubcock
Diketrict Court
Goff
Lees Gott
100 Per Cent Club s Second Banquet Soon
Plans call for the 1600 Per Cent club banquet on Tuesday evening May 17. At the last meeting a monthly meeting schedule was approved and Leon ard Wood was named to appoint a committee for the next banquet. The committee will be named this week and early attendance is expected to match the previous turnout of 115 men at the last gathering. Definite notice for the meeting will be given in the next issue of The Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wood
Sounds Warning To Publishers Of Newspapers
New York report on the American Paper Publish Association meeting. President T. R. Williams warns publishers against rate cuts and urges government cooperation to restore world peace and improve business conditions. He notes high newsprint and labor costs and warns against price reductions that could harm the industry. Suggestions include appointing a mechanical engineer and a legislative expert to boost efficiency and oversee related laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
T. R. Williams
American Paper Publish Association
Association
U Need Me Produce Opens Cream Station in Ripley Building
The U Need Me Produce company opens a new cream station and produce market in the Ripley building on Main Street Saturday. Proprietors Adkins and Dahl have remodeled the store, plan to offer cream, butter, veal, pork, mutton, tides hic we need beef, and will supply Ribbers Creamery in Pocatello. They recently purchased a Dodge truck and begin an extended operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Main Street
Adkine and Dahl
Adkins
Filer Veal
Dodge
Ribbers Creamery Company
Pocatello
Idaho
Comcores
Ripley Sells Lot After Price Reductions
Charles Hodell bought a vacant lot at a sale where Ripley advertised a starting price of 160 dollars. The price was reduced by 52 dollars each day for five days, then altered again on the final day. Hodell finally purchased the property for 7500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hodell
Mipley
Sian
Ripley
Hodell
R H S Seniors to Graduate Wednesday at Rural High
R H S seniors will graduate Wednesday with four in the class Fama Garrison LaVaugh Mano Elizabeth Smith and Florence Otte. Baccalaureate at Methodist church Sunday with Rev C E Deal delivering the address on unite in attending this meeting. Commencement at Gem theater Wednesday with president of Idaho Technical Institute possibly delivering the address. Exhibits from manual training sewing and cooking to be shown at Rural high school on May 11. friends urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mural High School
Methodist Church
CE. Deal
Fama Garrison
LaVaughe Mano
Elizabeth Smith
Florence Otte
Gem Theater
Wedunday
Idaho Technical Institute
Honderich
Dudley Fuck
Guy Hi. Shearer
Leonard Wood
Gloria Patel
John Chaudter
Jesus
Huilding
Christ
Mother's Day Services Planned By Local Churches
Most churches schedule special Sunday morning services for Mother's Day to honor mothers. The Methodist church will host an 11 o'clock program featuring hymns, prayers, readings, a piano solo, and a sermon titled A Mother's Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers of the Land
Voral Sole
Leonard Wood
Ottering
SPW Village Administration Points Service Tote
The record notes a meeting of village officials to convene when examining the wording of voter certificates and election terms. It mentions the office holding the position and prior service, with unclear details about the home and term dates.
American Legion Drive Aimed at Idaho Members Next Week
A satellite campaign to boost American Legion membership in Idaho begins Monday. An executive committee meeting will plan the drive locally, with a post smoker at Reybroco Ball Monday night to explain the effort. Local business leaders cooperate. ads paid by Filer Wwaldmens men will appear in The Record to recruit ex-service members and promote Legion benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Reybroco Ball
Burley Wan
Diehl elected head student body at Intercultural College
E J Diehl of Filer Idaho wins the student body presidency at the Intercultural College by a large margin after a vigorous campaign. Merrill trails with 19 votes while Diehl leads 367 to 203 with a 4 pm tally. Diehl is a World War II veteran and a prominent campus figure, active in Botany and Pi Zeta Pi fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Utah
E. J. Diehl
Filer
Idaho
Utericultural College
CAC
Diehl
J. W. Merrill
Diebi
Merrill
TI Dirhl
Magpie
Botany Club
Test Grare
Commes Club
American Veteran Agricultural Club
Cospomolitan de Noe
Pen Hethenie
Pi Zeta Pi Craternity
Court Overrules Demurrer In Salmon River Case
District Judge Bailey Lee overruled the demurrer in Harry Crookham and T. Sanderson versus the Salmon River Canal Co. ruling the defendant’s challenge insufficient. The decision notes that the writ’s outcome depends on future merit hearings and cautions about mandating water delivery while disputes continue. The ruling signals a contested path toward resolution of the river water rights and project scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Court
Judes
T. Bailey Lee
Harry Crookham
T. Sandersom
Salmoe River Canal Company
Crook
Samdeenon
Conel Company
Womans Club Honors Visiting Federation President at Luncheon
Mrs L B Greee, president of the State Federation of Women s Clubs, visited Mountain Home for a luncheon at Ovid Fellows hall attended by sixty five ladies. Guests included Mrs Sweley and Mrs Clowebeck with a program of music and speeches followed by a reception at Macote Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Greee
Mountain Home
State Federation of Women's
Filer Women's Club
Ovid Fellows Hall
Mra
Mr. Sweley
Bre
H W. Cloweheek
District Federation
Mee
Mea Bok. Moree
James Pitegerald
Mre
ER. Haye
Charles Costello
Ant
K. L. Osborn
Corboran
California
Oftecs
Maconte Ball
G. Ho Truitt
Mre VR. Pease
Green
Clovebeck
V. Cott
A. K. Amdetwan
Mra Gay H. Shearer
G. H. Tre
William Duner
LO. O. PF
J. W. Tanser
Hard Time Clothes Triumph at Legion Dance Prizes
One of the most enjoyable dances of the season was the Hard Time bop at Reytrace Roof garden Friday evening by the American Legion post. Dressed in fine costumes, attendees vied for prizes awarded to the best attire. Winners included Mrs Frank Wilks Miss Edith Chatterton Mel [trim] Blackborm and William Detwil ler. Prizes were gifts from United States The Hub Modern Drug Shop and the Filer Meat company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reytrace Roof Garden
Filer
American Legion
Cedar Drew school jelehth grade to hold Wednesday graduation
The Cedar Drew school jelehth grade class, under principal W. Z Nasman, will have graduation exercises Wednesday evening next week. Eleven pupils who passed recent exams will receive prizes. A program is set, and the commencement address will be delivered by Prof. Werner of Albion State Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Drew School
W. Z Nasman
Fim
Profo
Werner
Albion State Normal School
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Filer and
Louis Manly
Manly
Tows
Maron
Ree
Porenvon
Lowline Canal Bridge
Tower
Drerer Dhavrice
U-Needme
M. Church
Seniol
Wraver
Tranters
State OF Idaho
Post
Piter Mann Chusen
Utah Agricultural College
Womans Clob
State Federation
Legion Dance
Priday
Edar
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