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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1921
Page
4
Ordinance authorizes issuing bonds of five hundred dollars for local paving improvement district No. 1 in the Village of Filer. Bonds pay 5 percent interest, principal due in November, with principal and interest secured by local taxes and the village treasury. Provisions outline redemption, transfer of bonds, and enforcement by village officers under New York law.
A local ordinance from the village of Filer Idaho establishes bond indebtedness and guarantees, noting that all legal conditions are fulfilled. It repeals conflicting provisions and binds the village to principal and interest payments as required by state law. The measure becomes effective after passage and approval, with signatures from village officials and publication in The Filer Record on November 17, 1924.
The Filer Idaho board of commissioners met to empower actions including reducing the secretary treasurer’s official bond from 250000 to 100000 and reallocating funds. They approved Project No 24 improvements with a 3080 cost and allocated 4700 to support construction and drainage repairs, with state highway involvement and winter service plans totaling 260000 released.
The Board of Commissioners of the Piller Highway District meets in regular session at its office in Piller Idaho at 2:00 p.m. The minutes of the previous meeting are read and approved. The district payroll for October 16 to 31 totals 2,074.31 and is approved for payment. Multiple payments and repairs are authorized to Idaho Power Co. Continental 611 Co. Johnson Auto and other vendors for track repairs, machinery, printing, and supplies. The meeting adjourns at 2:00 p.m. with M. J. Weaver as President and Arthur B. Anderson as Secretary-Treasurer.
The regular teacher certification examinations will be held at the County superintendent of schools office on November 47 1 19 1921. Idaho teachers or prospective teachers not holding a valid Idaho Teacher's Certificate must appear for examination. Also noting a bake sale by the Ladies Aid at the MK Church.
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