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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
9
Quack claims Adjer ka cures stomach woes and sour stomach in twenty minutes. He says the remedy acts on upper and lower bowels, removing foul matter and decaying food toxins. Promoter Gunny Horing Brothers and Dililngiam push the product as a chronic constipation solution.
A new special compensation representative network will assist about 600 hospitalized veterans across Tacoma Portland Walla Walla and Seattle district hospitals. The program, announced by Pacific Northwest bureau manager Ritner Ryan, aims to streamline claims and grievances and bring closer government liaison to veterans in the region. Medical chiefs and the northwest district manager designate hospital contacts to handle cases locally.
Twin Falls will ship the first carload of chickens from the tract to San Francisco. The shipment is by Twin Falls Poultry and Egg Company, headed by manager P. Be Strain. Birds represent many colors and are well cared for with ample food and water. The plan calls for two carloads monthly for three months to outside markets. This innovation in the poultry business is awaiting results.
The Armistice Day football clash between Idaho and Utah will be at Cody Park on November 11, shifting from the state fair grounds where it opened. An all-star fan group leased the site, raised 3000 to add bleachers, and will sell advance tickets with priority to town spectators. Claude W. Gibson, game manager, set ticket prices across sections.
A R Hicks seeks the Democratic nomination for the Eleventh Judicial District seat serving Minidoka Cassia Twin Falls and Jerome counties. Former Twin County prosecuting attorney 1911 1916 and state legislator 1915. He advocates fair impartial enforcement of laws and economical court administration with rights of litigants and public in mind. He notes two district judges share jurisdiction and urges support for two at the polls on November 7, 1922.
C Biggins county auditor spoke Wednesday morning about his recovery from a serious illness caused by poisoning. He campaigned for reelection, stating his record as district court clerk and ex officio auditor and recorder supports his bid. He urged confidence in the subconstituency at the polls next month.
Mrs A Krohn and son Ronald Mrs Frank Ritchie and Mrs J F Snelson and baby visited friends in Twin Falls Jerome Buhl and Hagerman Sunday and Monday Leonard Snelson left for Boise for hospital examination Merle Davie spent Saturday with Myrtle Dexter Mrs Lorin Malone and two children visit north of Twin Falls with finger blood poisoning Frank Ritchie left for haul of poles Slatter brothers returned from them early this week
The Twin Falls Republican primary club voted Monday to endorse the entire Idaho GOP state ticket. The group urged support for the governor and broader GOP platform as the primary election approaches. EB Harnibrook chaired. R. Smith served as secretary with about 40 Republicans in attendance.
Bert Wood aged 10 recounts a dog named Hob black and playful who befriends a kitten Snook and chases a pig. The dog is run over, recovers, but later a cat is poisoned and Hob never regains full vitality. He disappears after more travels and a bloodied return.
County Assessor Claud Stewart notes about 5,000 autos are registered in Twin Falls County with roughly 62,000 cars statewide. He highlights rapid growth since 1914 when Idaho had far fewer machines, illustrating rising prosperity and increased vehicle ownership in the region.
The Record publishes a series of candidate advertisements ahead of the election. The notices highlight official positions, party alignments, and campaign priorities for each candidate.
The Haptist church hosts four speakers from Twist Palle to present department work. Rev W H Tolliver and H Martens address laymen and women with topics Laymen Women and other subjects. All interested are invited to attend. Twin Falls Observer names Henry Bolton as new manager at The Observer weekly. Walton sells his stake and remains briefly as managing editor.
A five piece orchestra has been secured for the masquerade at Reybroeo Roof Garden on Monday night October 20. The event promises lively music and festive costumes.
The Record promotes its farm sale bills and advertising services as a source of profitable publicity, touting experience and reliable reach for farmers and sellers seeking exposure.
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