13 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
1
The Record reports fifty four new or renewal subscriptions since September, with most prepaid to ensure weekly delivery. The paper highlights growing circulation, the value of local news, and a monthly honors roll listing new and renewing subscribers across towns and states.
Rural high school fell 14 to 13 to Buhl on Friday afternoon. Filer plans to meet Twin Falls tomorrow as coach strains lineup for the next game. Filer showed better conditioning and spirit, with Dunn starring for Buhl and Glick Aman Diehl and Tint leading Filer's effort in a tight contest.
The Record reports from New York City at Palo Grounds on the World Series between the New York Yankees and the Giants. Up to yesterday the Giants held four wins in seven games played, and a victory today would clinch the pennant for the Giants.
A garbled OCR list of names and locations follows with multiple entries such as Rev. FS Kagey Filer G Hill route one and W W Mefanough Peier G Dean Filer. The fragment ends with WHO WILL DE NEXT indicating an upcoming reader prompt or call for next names.
Filer will hire a lyceum series this year sponsored by the Woman's Club. The lineup includes Ellison-White talent with entertainments at Reybreco roof garden. Season tickets are on sale with student rates at 1.25 and adult reserved seats at 2.60. The Fisher Operatic Quintet opens on November 5, followed by J Franklin Babb on December 27. The Merry Rondolieros perform January 14, Pitt Parker appears February 16, and Wisewehi’s Floreative-musicians close February 20.
Yesterday the state’s testimony in the Southard murder case was halted to allow defense and prosecution to argue whether to submit testimony on the death of the defendant’s first three husbands. Judge Mabcock temporarily sustained the defense motion. Chemists have dominated court time. K R Dooley, Twin Falls city chemist and former Piler public schools superintendent, testified as a principal witness. Post mortem of Edward F Meyer showed about ten grains of arsenic in his body at death.
Two farm sales are advertised for next week, one on Wednesday near the city with A M Grindstaff selling farm equipment at a biv raunch, and another on Thursday north of the city at the northwest corner of Filer Mutyon and Son. Hopkins and Munyon plan a new modern residence on Unies avenue by Michael Vincent, to be completed in about two weeks.
William Price dairy herd near Filer has been accredited tuberculosis free, the third in the community. The certificate, issued August 23 and valid for one year, covers a purebred Jer sey male and nine cows. Price and neighboring herds at 1.5, Otto, and BF McPherson are among the few accredited in the county. Inspections chief W A Sullivan praised Price for aiding the TB eradication drive and thanked him for his cooperation with the livestock industry.
A government investigators unit for disabled ex service men will arrive next month in Filer. W. D. Gillis of the American Legion leads local efforts urging all veterans with any government claims to file with him. The chairman warns this may be a rare chance to address welfare bureau issues face to face. Further details available from Mr. Gillis.
Rupert Idaho falls into focus as crews begin ballast work on the O S L branch between here and Buhl with about 50 men reported. Heavy steel shipments moved toward Bliss and Rupert while multiple gangs work Minkdoks Peele and nearby stretches, signaling planned linkage to the incomplete Tein Palle and Welle Northover route.
A damaged micro-article discusses a serious car collision near the W A Liton farm home with three injured including a six month old infant. It lauds the sugar beet industry for its economic value, noting cash circulation, seed provision, and labor benefits from beet farming and processing, claiming strong returns to growers and local employment.
Mrs Moore attends First District Federation of Woman's club meeting as delegate from the Weenan's club. Seventy delegates gathered as Mrs Snyder presided. The convention featured receptions, a banquet, and addresses by state president Mrs Green and Mrs Rweeter. The group discussed Yellowstone park and Legion publication plans.
The ceremony will be held at Jorma Lutheras church in Clover hey with Rev John Gikring officiating. The event follows discussions on a farm mle and includes printing of ale bitle specialty at minimal cost, emphasizing SERVICE.
The Main Street paving is nearly finished with the final work including the internal concrete sealer and a ten block section on the western end remaining. Officials expect full completion next week and anticipate reopening portions of the street to traffic at that time.
Jule Kaeser returns from New York with a carload of 55 registered Holstein heifers for dairying. The purchase, one of the largest by a local breeder, boosts the dairy interests of the region. Kaeser, an experienced immigrant, had earlier established ranch operations but shifted due to milk shortages.
A brief note praises the season for fine autumn weather with ample time for farm work. Report mentions continuing tasks and ongoing activity, while noting midday temperatures as the main complaint for being too warm. The tone reflects a local, everyday observation of favorable conditions.
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