Two Hundred Bean Growers Form Temporary Association
Two hundred bean growers from Buweer to Twin Palis formed a temporary organization at a meeting Tuesday evening to cooperate with buyers and stabilize prices and conditions. Officers and a drafting committee were named to present a resolution at the next meeting, with figures on past production and prices cited to justify organization. The center of the bean belt, Filer, was noted for large bean warehouses and major seed production, underpinning regional efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buweer
Tuo
Twin Palis
al Fee
Parien
Andy F. Allen
Buester Duesday
Lowed Ac Biler
Williaan Bona
Meed Mele
HS Pray
Naan
Paler
Filer
Plier
Buh
Rock Creek
Fiter
Everett B. Clark
Jerone B. Rice
Filer Seed
Domestic Science in Public Schools
Mrs. R Moseley of Maron and Miss Fang M Ladwig home demonstration agents visited Filer to observe Mrs George Patton and the public school lunch program. The Maron Women’s club will serve a hot lunch, Patton and her girls provide 5 to 106 daily meals, with a fall menu including sandwiches fried potatoes creamed onions and baked apples. Fruit donations and cafeteria style serving supported the program though some children misread the daily board and asked for items not shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Moseley
Maron
Fang M. Ladwig
Filer
Mrndas
Mra Fatton
Record from now until January 2 1921
A record indicates a period running through January 2 1921 with a price noted as 32.00. The item seems to reference a time frame or validity, possibly a contract or financial entry, anchored by the specific end date and monetary amount.
Filer Banks in Flourishing Twin Cities Banks Grow
Twin Balls Ma al Company stockholders in the west end met Monday and chose Charles W Cainer as canal board candidate from that district. Cainer runs as a reform candidate after accepting the request to campaign for seat held by John Feat. Hansen district backers pledged support with others from Pilot and west end. Kimberly and Murtagh sent fewer delegates. Replacement candidates for the board include Barker and Claude Browne, with Detwetter and Ivan G Lincoln seeking reelection. campaigns run toward December 9 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Balls Maal Company
Hansen
Charles W Cainer
Canal Board
Cainer
Pilot
West End
Cotner
Coiner
Kimberly
Step Father of Local Boy Entombed
Addie McKintry, a local hare, son of Hickite AD. McKinley and brother of Harry McKinsey, was rescued after a cave collapse at Wallace. Rescuers worked with his stepfather 14 Grant and Emil Sayke, miners entombed a week earlier, who drilled and shared food with trapped workers. A second collapse trapped James Collins and Jacob Tetmur but they were later recovered alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie McKintey
Hare
Hickite AD. McKinley
Harry McKinsey
Grant
Emil Sayke
Min
Wallace
Che
Myers
Sayke
Pathy
Detweiler Homan Nuptials in Shoshone Country
Miss Gertrude Homan wed William Detweiler at five o'clock Wednesday afternoon in Shoshone. The bride, daughter of Mrs George Prite of Philadelphia, has resided in Twin Falls about a year. Detweiler, a prominent local, served in France with the 267th Aero Squadron and is active in the American Legion. They will reside on the 200 acre farm a mile southeast of Fife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
Gertrude Homan
George Prite
Philadelphia
Willian Detweiler
H. Detweiler
Twin Pulls
Ein
Detweiler
France
267Th Aero Squadron
Filer
American Legion
Somine
Derweller
Fife
Win Carnes
Lyon Kinyon Wedding at Rosers Parlors
Florence Armenia Lyon daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Lyon wed Grover R Kinyon in Rosers Parlors Wed Judge William A Psbough performed the ceremony Friends and relatives celebrated as the couple plan a honey moon to Salt Lake City and then home on a large farm near Fier Also noted two men from Trin Falls arrested for passing bad checks sentenced to prison terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Plorence Armenia Lyon
Mire
Ed. Lyon
Nora
Grover R. Kinyon
William A. Psbough
Rogerson
Galt Lake City
Fier
Kinyon
Jane Chapman
George Davis
Trin Falls
Donald MacKay Irving
Mer
Agricultural Convention and Stock Sale Notice in Idaho
An irrigation and agricultural convention will be held in Pocatello with real representative Ott and state stock offerings. E F Rinehart, secretary of the Idaho State Stock Association, says consignors must list offerings with their local rep Otto or an officer of the Dakota Swicy Growers Association. The Trin Palle North and South will hold a sale of registered cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ott
Pocatello
E. F. Rinehart
Idaho Steesteck Eeeociation
Air
Otto
Dahko Swicy Growers’ Association
Trin Palle North
South Em
Gtite
Move Fords for Filer The Filer Agro Company Shipment
The Filer Agro company received a tinellen Ford shipment last week for local distribution. The consignment included two rentons two coupes ten touring tars and five trucks for the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
Filer Agro Company
Tinellen
White Thanksgiving Predicted By Idaho Weather
A beautiful mantle of new snow fell over southern Idaho starting Tuesday afternoon and continuing into the evening, signaling winter. The fall weather has been mild with rain delaying farm work but not stopping fall plowing, and temperatures have dipped without real cold spells.
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Idaho
Wood Sells Block In Filer Hardware Store Sale
A. I. Wood sold the largest business block of the Filer Hardware store to William Slack near the southeast of Filer. Wood will retain late possession of a farm at Kaul siding for Starflee V2 and has not decided the ranch’s next season. The block, built in spring 1417, also housed the Filer Mercantile Company and Model Drug Shop, with offices later handled by Wight, Hanne, Mawkine and Goode. RG Parsons of Twin Pal will manage the weeds row and support Mr Sivek’s kondadaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Wood
Filer Hardware Company
William Slack
Filer
Wood
Starflee
Kaul Siding
Filer Mercantil’ Company
Mirewight
Hanne, Mawkine and Goode
RG. Parsons
Twin Pal
Sivek
Child Killed by Apple Wagon in Twin Parle
A six year old child died Monday after an apple wagon driven by J Richardson of Filer ran over him near the family home on Bill Avenue West Twin Parle. The driver stated he did not know of the incident until attracted by cries of children. No inquest will be held and funeral arrangements await relatives of the McCoy family.
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Parl Motos
Goard Art
Mra JR McCoy
Oy Billb Avenue West
Bey
Painless Parker Dentists Board Moves to Consider Arrest
A chaotic report outlines arrests of Pitagerald and Myers linked to alleged sale of state dental licenses and bribes. Authorities allege conspiracy to influence dentist license applications while connections to a sewer system project loom in a separate village meeting. Concerns over costs and feasibility of a sewer network dominate local discourse.
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Painless Parker Dentists Board
V. Pitagerald
KR Parker System
Twit Palke
Lewistown
A A. Slyers
Fitzgerald van
Plier
Muisa
Malistreet
Dy. Meyers
Ploud E. Keinking
Kelloge
Parker Aystem
Dr Myers
Lmene
Myers
Norin
Pitagerald
Myere
Pitperld
Confederate
Agnor
Trahe
Myera
Filer Hay Lee Brother of Robert Ann Arrives in Town
Ray Lee visits his brother Hay Lee in Hood River Oregon after returning from the College of Pharmacy USC Los Angeles. He served in the medical division of the 44th Infantry at Letterman Hospital San Francisco and was discharged recently. He is living with relatives in Hood River and plans to return home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay Lee
Robert Ann
Orie Lee
Moniay
Hoot River
Oreon
Lee
Bork Drug Stores
Filer High School
Nie Pareeiltn
Hubert Mitler
Hood River
Mie Creese Digafore de Chu City
College of Pharmacy
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
44Th Infantry
Letterfian Hospital
San Pramisco
Oregon
Lee Tx
William Prien
Was it a Bolshevik at the Hig h Witte Store car ruin
A Ford car belonging to Bih ley of Filer was wrecked at the High White Store on Saturday morning when the vehicle veered over the curb and demolished the window. The event prompted questions about whether a radical act had occurred, with local speculation centering on possible Bolshevik involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.ihley
Filer
Coles Host Gathering With Local Pedagogues
Mr and Mrs Cole entertained teachers from Piler Minrat High School during a Tuesday evening at their Poplar Street home. The event, a repeat from a year ago, drew the superintendent and wives plus several local couples and other guests. guests traveled from the country to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aut Ain
Cole
Poplar
Piler Minrat
Coles
Roe Harn
Ton
Edith Qook
Minses Gourtey and Jewell
Livestock for Boys Clubs Brings Prospects for Galty Areas
An early note outlines rising interest in boys clubs and livestock projects. F Camsnece of the university division predicts increased participation next year. Discussed are prices for calves and breeds, with purebreds anticipated at 60 to 180 dollars for young stock and higher for older animals, and good grade bred heifers at 125 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galty Clubs
F. It Camsnece
Meid Datiyiman
University Entecshe Divieiom
Idebo Club
American Legion Post Holds Lively Meeting
A Twin Cities American Legion post held a spirited meeting with a large portion of members present. The group resolved to purge undesirables, established a committee to investigate duress and criminal activity, and elected Lester J. Wilson as commander along with other officers.
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American Legion
Palle Post America
Legion
Marine of the Chute
Fortary Club
Centratia
Apiaiore
Gling
Taylor Cumming
B.C. Hale
Leo Bracken
John Green
Vic Graves
Taylor Cummins
Minswapolis
Behl Clark G
Met
Allie
Lester J. Wilson
Jao A. Jacoby
Day Simpson
O. Heath
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Big County
Filer Banks
Tter
Nowe Hoe
Own
Countey Ag
Whiel
R. V. Jones
Strong
Jerome
Jones
Hauting Fireligh
Frnday Afernoon
Tke Jerome High School
Aturt
Hainh
Twin Walls
B. Ko Hays
Oui
Southern Kate
Ora Attunie Kile
Cewler Funk Rew Keown
Tama
Ved Alendance
Fair Ground
Aman
Blackburn
Smith
Cale
Ttweiler
Livin
Barker
Browne, Frahm
Detweiler-Homan
Lyon-Kinyon
Agricultural Convention
Wood Sells
Wilde Wil
Wildes Voasie
Jenin
Freeman Smith and Quiup Municipal Bond Company
Portland
Pew
Juline
Kosinem
Ray Lee
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