Filer highway district eyes cement paving near Keal farm
Rock crusher work continues while cement paving looms as the district plans to start laying cement on the state highway near the west end, with weather delaying the operation. Bonding options include a possible $80,000 to $83,090.50 limit, aided by $26,000 federal funds, and a $70,000 road completion goal.
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Filer
Filer Highway District
Supreme Court of the State
Just Legislature
Filer Highway
Lt J. Weaver
State Rand
Weaver
Phelps Construction Company
Iwened Hiichway
Walter Will Preside at Ogden Livestock Show in January
Walter E. 0. Waller of Wal ter and Shearer auctioneers has been retained to preside at the Ogden Livestock Show to be held in Ogden January 3, 4, 6 and 7 next year. Walter will act as principal auctioneer, a role he has filled for several years. Jesse Richards, secretary of the association, announced the appointment after visiting Ogden last week. Richards is a prominent Virginia cattle breeder. While there, he visited the L. A. Otte ranch south of town.
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E. 0. Waller
Walter and Shearer
Ogden
Walter
Jesse Mwichards
Association
Thia
Richards
Virginia
L. A. Otte Ranch
Progress Delays Brickwork on Munyon Block Construction
Inclement weather slows the building project as brick laying holds back progress. Southern Idaho Urlek & Tile company personnel Moers, Mattson, Pugh, and Johnson are on the front manufacturing the brick for the front of this building, supplying all bricks for the Hammerquist block near the Munyon site.
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Munyon
Moers, Mattson, Pugh, and Johnson
Southern Idaho Urlek & Tile Company
Hammerquist Black
Broad Sign SDRANES More Hearty Response On Part Of Business Men
The road sign advertising iden sponsored by the Hundred Per Cent club has drawn 45 orders from local business owners. The committee says twice that amount is needed and urges rapid action. Chairman BW Boring leads the campaign, stressing the benefits promised under the plan.
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Hundred Per Cent
Boring
Oncw
Grade School Building Receives Coat of Paint
The new grade school building, erected last semester, now housing primary grades, is receiving its finishing touches in the form of a coat of paint. The completed exterior will enhance the edifice, erected by LR. Esis, and show good prospects for future use. It is likely the gravel noted could aid road construction in the Maron district.
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LR. Esis
Maron
B Y P U Rally Here Monday at Odd Fellows Hall
The B Y P U rally moves to Odd Fellows hall on Monday with two meetings at 2:00 PM and 7:30 PM. Sapper will be served to delegates in the dining room. Public invited. De Poteat of Philadelphia delivers the principal address in the evening program.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Reybroco
Sapper
de. Poteat
Philadelphia
Mary Musser Weds Forrest Mann In Pleasant View Ceremony
Miss Mary Musser daughter of Mr and Mrs John Musser married Forrest Mann of Indiana in a Saturday afternoon ceremony at home. Rev D I Graybill officiated with Miss Judge as bridesmaid and John B Musser as best man. After a four course wedding supper the couple left for Indiana and will reside near Filer after August 7. The bride, a Filer High School graduate, previously taught in Washington schools.
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Mary Musser
John Musser
May
Forrest Mann
Indiana
Pleasant View
D. I. Graybill
Nampa
James Hodson
Twin Falle
Noah Musser
Dingid
Thurreon
Laura Clark
Shirley Coates
Filer High School
Washington
Inet
First Trader's Day Sale Saturday Afternoon Auction
Earl Mupyou announces the first Trader's Day auction at Davin Brothers' ann. Chin wale will offer a large varied sale with good attendance anticipated. The sale begins at 1 o'clock, with weekly auctions to follow. At the close on Saturday FB Deake will sell slightly damaged furs.
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Earl Mupyou
Davin Brothers
Clever Window Contest At Filer Hardware Store
Filer Hardware shows attractively decorated windows promoting an Atkins saw contest. Hec ord mentions the drawing by 8. P. Vendament as decorator. Participants guess the nearest fore at number of items, with a top prize of 25 dollars and two additional prizes offered.
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Atring
Atkins
P. Vendament
Local racing promoter Parl Murray hosts morse race event
Prominent local promoter and turfman Parl Murray sponsors a race at the ceremonial grounds on Saturday afternoon. The event draws community interest and showcases Murray's longstanding involvement in racing circles.
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Omeral Grounds
Parl Murray
Rkoe
Veterans to decorate graves on Memorial Sunday May 29
Next Sunday May 29 Civil War Spanish-American and World War veterans unite to honor the patriotic dead. At 11 00 a.m. services at the Methodist church with music and a sermon, then at 2 00 p.m. proceed to the cemetery to decorate graves. An evening program at the church features veterans and patriotic readings and songs. Committee notes include J C Bickford and LeCee.
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Methodist Church
Com JC. Bickford
Art
Mn LeCee
D. J. Mickford
W. W. Graves
G. A. KL
W. D
Filer Hardware Co Increasing Space
Filer Hardware Co starts interior remodeling on Main Street to gain additional floor space. The main store room partition is torn out, the balcony extends to the rear, and the former automobile repair room becomes part of the store. Manager R. A. Metynokin states the rearrangement will provide more room for better stocking and display of goods.
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Filer Hardware Company
Belt Establishment
Main Street
R. A. Mteynokin
Ontip
Joy Stocks
Filer Hardware Co
Death of Pavey Infant Highlighted in Mennonite Service
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the Mennonite Trethren church for the year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N J Pavey. The burial, led by K Drake, followed at the local cemetery. Surviving siblings and family members are listed in the notice.
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Trethren
Ouryear
Mire
Pavey
K. Drake
Independence Day Celebration Planned in County
The Clark G Pax American Legion post in Bahi will stage a July fourth celebration in the county seat, with Be arian as the only other town observing. Ripley inaugurated a weather timing line between Vere and Burley, starting daily at 12:30 pm, arriving Burley 2:30 pm, returning at 4:20 pm, with stage arrivals at 7:10 pm.
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Clark G. Pax American
Lelow Post
Bahi
Ripley Hee
Burley
Emul
Memorial Day Closure Notices For Towns
The Monday observance of Memorial Day will pause public services and close bumlines wettvittes on May 30. Neighboring towns will observe the day similarly with memorial services and cemetery gatherings. Additional notes indicate community members may attend G. A. 1 exercises in Twin Fable.
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Chow
Otto Appoints Committee to Bring Crowd to Meeting
Otto appoints a committee to organize a June 3 gathering at Rural High School with W J Breckenridge J F McPherson WT Conant and J T Matehbarger named. CL Smith of OW N Portland will be the principal speaker for the dairy farming event as the party tours Idaho towns including Filer Buhl Twin Falls and others with FR Caminack accompanying.
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LB Glia
Weneral
Gil
Rat
Bulldue
W. J Breckenridgs
J. F. McPherson
W T. Conant
J.T. Matehbarger
CL. (Palmer) Smvith
Ow, & N. Company
Portland
Buhl
Twin Falls
Otter
Hilal Towne
Caminack
Dairy Extension
Idaho Weekly Weather and Crop Conditions Report
The week was warmer than recent periods but still below seasonal norms with more sun and less cloudiness. Rain fell at several localities, though amounts were uneven. frost occurred on some dates but caused limited damage. Warmth aided winter wheat and early sown barley, with later crops and hay meadows improving. pasture growth remained slow but cattle and sheep stayed in good condition as livestock moved toward western counties.
Paving of Main Street Consideration by Village Board
The village board discussed replacing the wooden water mains under the state highway with iron pipe from W. McDonald Manufacturing Co of Dubuque at 81.70 per ton for pipe and 191.70 for fillings. A 1925 foot length of 8 inch pipe and Keeewary fillings were ordered. A paying committee was appointed to study funding options, with Davie and Hanmerquist named. An ordinance setting annual village attorney and clerk salaries was read and approved, and the depository bond for First National Bank was accepted.
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L. D. Allen
Street
W. McDonald Mifacturing Co
Dubuque, Low
Hammerquint
Wuld & Sevdo
Aly
Duninen
Nemoch
Davie
Shearer
Hanmerquist
Pirot National Bank
W. D. Giltis
Weather Bounces Back After Week of Heavy Rain
The section enjoyed a spell of warm, sunny summer weather after ten days of rain. Last week's storms brought needed relief to crops and towns, with showers preventing wider damage. A rain front from the east added precipitation Monday, but by Tuesday clear skies returned and warmer conditions prevailed, signaling the wet season may be ending.
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Mealcastle
University of Idehw student to attend six week Army training
Past M. Ellis, son of Mr and Mrs T H Ellis, is among seventeen University of Idehw students chosen to depart in June for Camp Leete where they will enter a six week training course for commissions. All expenses from departure to commissioning are paid by the government.
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M. Ellis
T. H Eilis
University of
Invite O'Lok to Kimberly Pioneer Club Meeting
Members of the Filer Woman's club are invited to attend a Ladine Pioneer club meeting in Kimberly next Thursday at the home of Mrs. W. H. Tar-Wer. The date marks the fifteenth anniversary of the founding acres So at sean.
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Filer Woman's Club
Kimberly
W. H. Tar- Wer
Sean
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FP. EB. Phelpa
Veeder Roads
Seon
Trads Justes
Phelps
Gore
Wade
Marha
R. J. Matherford
Rutherford
J. J. Wea
Yakima Avenue
Ogden Livestock Show
Jesse Richards
Idaho
Mann-Musser
N. J. Pavey
Otto
Chas FR Marvin
O“Lok
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