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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1923
Page
5
Local items show residents ranging from A T Craig and Mrs Nettle Darrow to the Parrot family moving to a ranch near Berger and the Huffman family relocating near Twin Falls. Others attend dances, trips to Boise and San Diego, and community events including a Thanksgiving plan, theater ads, and club meetings. Notable notes include births, retirements, operations, and a pheasant banquet.
The Filer Highway District board met in regular session in Filer Idaho at 2:00 p m with H J Weaver and L G Hin presiding. Minutes of previous meeting approved and payroll of 250 00 paid. Bills approved incl A E Anderson insurance Allen Oil Auto Electric W E Stefford Village of Filer water Filer Auto Co closed Hook Store Idaho Power Co and others. Meeting adjourned to November 24 1923 at 2:00 p m to reconvene.
Names of Elmwood pupils taught by Mr and Mrs Englund who were not tardy or absent for the month ending November 22 and those on the honor roll. Students include Nadene Hagler Ethel Lohr Arlene Lincoln Alvin Walker Ray Crist Ladema Clampitt Axel Englund Delbert Clampitt Fierce Slatter Marie Englund Kari Lobr Ray Lincoln Ruby Arthur Jewel Walker Budabh Slater Ronald Arne Dale Meyer George Slater Richard Jasper Howard Niveum Harry Rutter Carl Bush Cater Fay Sligar Vernon A Lethe Slatter Dawson Pyle William Lincoln Frank Arthur Wayne Jogors Alice Niecum Hower Koll with 90 percent or over. Duplicate sales books for stores and shops on band and for a sale at The Record office Ady.
ene Hagler, Itay Lincoln, Carl Stat fer, George Carder, Lula Lincoln, Vernon Arthur, Vera Arthur, WHA wa Lincoln, Pay Sligar and Lillian Walker.
Gifford reports a Percheron foal named Wet Gold weighed 500 pounds at five months old, up from 300 pounds at one month. The note appears in The Record. Advertising at the Gem Theatre lists 4 for 26 cents, with a mention of wildlife signs and local notices.
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