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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
6
An attorney prepares a notice outlining aesterly details about estate handling. The item indicates the involvement of heirs, assets, and related legal actions with emphasis on probate processes and the distribution of property in the reading.
A Sunday collision near Elmwood involved Joe Blatter family and Mee Perry Slatter with a Twin Falls driver. minor injuries to Perry Slatter baby and Mrs. Perry Slatter and driver. Dr Owleht of Piler treated the parties. Several residents hosted dinners and visits, including local families from Twin Falls and nearby farms, with weekend gatherings and school activities noted.
A historical note explains how abstracts evolved to protect buyers in farm and town land purchases. It details the seller’s warranties, the need for careful title examination, and the burdens on buyers to secure a clear deed amid mortgages, liens, and past claims. A specific case shows a buyer paying $2100 over years, only to lose $2050 when the vendor’s firm collapsed and liens emerged.
Request for additional copies printed for The Record issue dated September 29. Deliver to this office as soon as possible.
Mrs Carl Lettman dies at the county hospital Twin Falls. Interment at Clover cemetery. She leaves three young children and her husband. Community notes mention Mrs H Huck unable to attend Twin Falls organ recital, and local residents praising John McCielland. Ed Retchert works on taters on the Conant farm. Morphy arranging rural orchestra for girls.
Testimony before the consumer committee examined freight rates on farm produce, noting that lower rates did not fully revive traffic. The witnesses argued that a global deflation and war conditions caused a general stagnation, with ocean trades at low rates yet rail traffic still declining.
Freight rate discussions show rail and canal pricing impacts on farmers and shippers. California lemons face shipping barriers despite canals, while cantaloupes profit at retail. Students study markets, agriculture, and irrigation with new price-tracking tools as sophomores plan competitions. The scene notes election of Herbert Deal as president and new student activities, including an orchestra debut.
The senior class officers elected last week include President Lealie Williamson Vice President Loren Drake Secretary and Treasurer Lucy Otto. The class counselors are Earl Walker Clarence Rover and Winifred Martin. Drop tents are used in studies this week and report cards go home Friday. No school next week due to the teachers institute to allow student help on farms. In the sophomore class election questions remain.
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