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Newspaper

Filer Record

Location

Filer, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1919

Page

9

Hunt The Pheasant Near Rupert Sees Mixed Luck

Several hunting parties left Rupert for Filer to hunt pheasants and help farmers cut crop damage. One party including Ernest Phillipe and family bagged eleven birds after auto trouble delayed them and signs of no hunting appeared. A second group led by Judge W B Hardy and others, however, secured the limit allowed by law. Rupert Pioneer Record.

Rupert Bright Filer Ernest Phillipe Harte Hopes Hears Spidell Montpelier Spitedell Clyde Spidell Loyd Nelson Glen Nelson W W. Thompson W. B. Hardy Art Gillette J. Hite Porest Markland B. F P. Darrow Rupert Pioneer Record

Former Filerite Outlines Farm Bureau Work

A 16 page Idaho extension division bulletin by RH Musser outlines Farm Bureau Organization. It details coordination of boys and girls clubs home demonstration and county farm work, with farm bureau junior clubs enabling youth membership. Musser emphasizes community upbuilding through cooperative problem solving by rural residents and leaders, linking county state and national programs. The bulletin targets county agents in the 1920 organization campaign.

UN Y of Idaho Musser Farm Bureau Organization Files John Jacob H. E. Musser D. L. Graybill Farm Bureau

Red Cross Sees Large Sum From Stamp Sale

The Red Cross reports nine years of stamp drives raising a substantial seed fund of 5 800 000 used to establish tuberculosis sanatoriums and other facilities. The national Tuberculosis Association offers more than 4 500 000 in seals this year starting December 1.

Red Cross

Banking changes hours after December first

On account of the time change our places of business will close after Dec 1 at 8 a m Open at 9 a m as usual.

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Mark Scotty The Tailor Merchant Filer, Idaho Marshal Tract Salt Lake City Los Angeles Ripley and Timm Ernie Lee Twin Falls Steam Laundry Filerite Outlines Farm Bureau Mickie the Farmers and Merchants Bank First National Bank Brown Jim Spivins Susie Jim Buise B-P Boise Pauradise Avenue Jas. McMahon F.C. Graves
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