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Newspaper

Filer Record

Location

Filer, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1923

Page

1

Burley Defeats Locals in Friday Grid Contest

Burley outplayed Filer Rural high with overpowering running by Kersl anik and Canine. Lapp Love Diehl Adkins and Ennis starred for the locals as Burley led 12 0 after one period and finished 30 to 0 despite the crowd size. Buckner of Gooding umpired the match with Filer officials handling refereeing duties.

Filer Rural High 1 Courth Burley Kershisnik Burley Filer Lapp Love Diehl Adkins Ennis Oval Buckner of Gooding Felton Tucker

Oklahoma State College Faculty Letter Praises Local Paper

A letter from Otto of Central State Teachers College Edmond expresses appreciation for recent editorials in The Record. He jokes about meeting expectations, hints at a summer visit, and notes Oklahoma's orderly politics and normal business and social conditions despite rumors.

KR. Otto Central State Teachers College Edmond Okla Otto Filer Offeire Oklahoma Okhoma

Belated News of Aged Father's Death

A. A. Madland of the Farmers and Merchants Bank reports the death of his father O. A. Madland aged 69 in Stavanger Norway on September 27 after an operation begun last December. He visited his son two years ago and is survived by his wife and two daughters.

A. A. Madland Parmers and Merchants Bank O. A. Madland Stavanger Norway Livin

Indian Summer Brings Crops Near Harvest Despite Rain Risk

Weather outlook shows rain this week though October losses are expected to be negligible. Frosts have been heavy and cold nights persist, yet crop harvesting advances well with broad confidence that damage remains small.

Prosperity Indicated by Recent Survey for Idaho Farmers

A survey by the Maho Technical Institute analyzes grain livestock and beet markets in Idaho. It compares 1923 to 1922 prices, notes a larger world export surplus, wheat at 2.18 in 1923, hides and wool prices, potato shortages with higher costs, and stronger beef and mailorder activity signaling growing farmer purchasing power in the Midwest.

Idaho Maho Technical Institute India Chicago Middle West

Cream Purchaser Discrimination Case In Idaho

The Marion Creamery Company of Gooding has sued Nelson Ricks Creamery and Mutual Creamery charging unfair competition and discrimination in buying dairy products. A temporary restraining order issued by Judge Ensign requires equal pricing in Gooding and Wendell compared with Burley Rupert Edenton Jerome Hagerman Blinn Fairfield Richfield and Shoshone after transportation allowances.

Gooding—Suilt Marion Creamery Company Gooding Nelson Ricks Creamery Company Mutual Creamery Company Ensign Fairfield Ricks Company Wendell Burley Rupert Edenton Jerome Hagerman Blinn Richfield Shosho

Dooley Divorce Granted in Twin Falls District Court

Principal Rupert reports a decree of divorce granted by Judge Ensign to Edythe B. Dooley of Twin Falls from Earl R. Dooley on cruelty grounds. Custody awarded to Mrs. Dooley. property division not involved. Dooley did not appear but did not resist. The case follows sensational actions in Twin Falls involving Dr H W Wilson and arrest of E R Dooley, city chemist.

Rupert Earl R. Dooley Twin Falls WF. Ensign Edythe B. Dooley Dooley Sensations Twin Palk H. W. Wilson E.R. Dooley

College Attendance Reaches Forty With New Student

The term’s college enrollment in the area hits forty as Mises Conant joins the University of Oregon in Eurepe, signaling growth in local participation in higher education.

Mises Conant University of Oregon Eurepe

A J Ripley Dies On 61st Wedding Anniversary

Andrew J Ripley 83 former police judge of Filer and Civil War veteran dies at home after long illness on his 61st wedding anniversary to Tabitha Wyatt Survived by wife seven children Fred C Orin J MG Ripley EB Ripley Ernest R and Clara Hughes Burial in Long Beach Sunnywide cemetery Born in Virginia August 29 1840 married October 25 1862 death dated October 25 1924

Andrew J. Ripley Filer KE. B Frank Fred Ripley L. O. Hughes Sary Tabitha J. Wyatt Mr. Ripley California Fred C Bubl Orin J Reno Nev Long Beach M. G Pine Avenue E. B Locust Avenue Ernest R Loma Vista Drive Mra Clara Tt. Hughes Atlantic Arena Fred Bub Sunnywide Mr. Hipley Virginia

East High to Play Twin Falls Team

Football fans anticipate the Lincoln field clash between Twin Falls and Salt Lake East High teams this Saturday at 2:00 PM. Twin Falls previously beat East High two years ago, the only defeat in East High’s seven year streak until Grand Utah High defeated them 1 to 6 two weeks ago.

Lincoln Field Twin Falls Salt Lake East High Twin Fails East High Grand Utah, High School

Letter From Son Reveals Parents’ Ongoing Fear

Maron correspondent reports Mr and Mrs George Hear and family received a letter from their son Alvin last week confirming he would be home that week. He described weekly travels and a plan for departure which matched the very day a train wreck occurred near Casper Wy, with the family fearing he was aboard. He escaped the disaster by minutes, being several miles away when the wreck happened.

Maron George Hear Alvin Sheme Fulke Casper Wye Natersity

Local fund drives and civic notices from the region

Mrs Lillian Care heads the Children s Home Funding and Aid Society as churches donate after a White Crane Tag Day drive netted 47 dollars. Alworth of the irrigation district discusses the upcoming December election. CH Barber, editor of the American Falls Press, promotes reliable news on the dam project. A new Great Northern carload arrives as the Levering theatre screens The Covered Wagon to mixed local reactions. Idaho residents along the old Oregon Trail note caravan dangers and hardships on the 800 mile pilgrimage.

Lillian Care CH. Barber Amarican Falls Elyh Avaling bin Dam Barber Levering Theatre Twin Palle Oregon Trail Chysow Edione

Aged Man Dies From Starvation At Park

Albert Lee 77 was found dead beside his wife in a Ford at the Bubs tourist park early Monday. Their son, said to be mentally unbalanced, was with them as they were discovered around 2:36 am. Mrs Lee, suffering hardship, was cared for at a Hub hotel. The couple were en route to California when found.

Albert Lee Bubs White Salvation Army Babs Park Mbiut Moite Mra Les Spokane Inez California Sims Galvetton Army Bul

Moore Fix November 12 as Armistice Day Plan

Governor Moore will designate November 12 as Armistice Day in a proclamation to observe November 11. The plan seeks official timing and potential Saturday observance, with ongoing coordination with the President’s office and efforts to confirm national executive plans.

Moore Coolidge Coolida C. Naseem Slemp Monilay

Thomson Showings Thousand Springs Sheep at Shows

Thomson showcases famous purebred Hamypehire Sheep owned by Minnie Miller at Thousand Springs ranch. Thomson plans entries at the Pacific International Livestock show November 3 to 10 and shipments to City for American May event November 17 to 24, with a Chicago International show in December. Thomson expects to return around Christmas. his family remains at Thousand Springs.

Minnie Miller Ines Ham Thomson Thie Place Thomson Portland Chicago Christina Hehe Mee Thomson Thousand Springs Ranch

Temporary injunction to restrain repaving crops

A weekly issued temporary injunction under W. A. Mabcock in the district restrains Claude Ulrich of Dee’s farm from repaving the remaining crops on the place this year. Haven claims rent of $9.50 and total crops value at $2020 with $1965.50 already produced, a $266.60 share to the fence owner. Attorney A. Halley represents the Boom.

W. A. Mabcock Claude Ulrich Dee Haven A. Halley Newe

Football results and show board notice from Idaho region

Football results list sparse games at Piler Twin Palle Buhl and others with scores 20 to 0 23 to 18 4 35 0 plus an official notice naming new Ogden Livestock Show directors for January 6 to 12 including Idaho men EO Walter B J Fjeldeted Mike Bareley and F Rhinebart with local residents named.

Piler Burley Filer Twin Palle Jamet Shoshane Gooding Hagermen Buhl Hub Gatley Ogden

Filer Highway District Election Set for December 1

Notice to electors of the Filer Highway District outlines the December 1, 1923 election date. Nominations by petition due no later than thirty days before the vote, with secretary of the district handling nom certs. Incumbent directors J J Weaver Ivan G Line jcoth and LQ Hil remain, two have moved out.

Filer Highway Idaho Filer Highway Districe Filer Anthur KB. Anderson Filer Highway District J. J. Weaver Ivan G. Line LQ. Hil Mr. Hill D. W. Davia

Attempted Robbery at Beem Hammerquist Store Sunday

An attempted robbery at Beem Hammerquist Store occurred between midnight Saturday and opening Monday. A basement door was forced with four braces used to pry it but box cans blocked entry. no valuables or cash register were disturbed and police note no clear loss. Horse tracks at the cellar entrance suggest the intruders were mounted.

Been & Hammerquist Nirance BK. A. Boom Rem

Litvin Case Jury Fails to Reach Verdict

The second jury in the David Litvin auto dealer case failed to agree on charges of receiving and selling flolet care and was discharged. The case will continue at the next term. Litvin faces federal charges in Boise. The district court jury supposedly split eight to four for conviction in the first trial and three to nine in favor of acquittal in the second.

David Litvin Litvin Boise Convietton

Hamilton Buys Penwick Forty Acre Ranch Here

G W Hamilton becomes owner of a forty acre farm adjoining the county fair grounds to the south formerly owned by W J Fenwick. He has deeded his south shadow property to W T HiggEinbotham. Possession for both properties is set for January 1.

G W. Hamilton W. J. Fenwick Hamilton W. T. Higgeinbotham

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. J. Ripley Pormer Filer Jamy Head Fens D. FP. Alworth American Falla Eleetion Board C. J. OhiHia Hid Great Northern Keane Hammerquist Penwick
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