Filer Faces Wendell in Friday Football Clash
Filer loses 12 to 6 to Albion Normal in hard fought battle as Diehl and Atkinson star on defense. Filer prepares to host Wendell Friday at 3:15 PM, defending a prior 21 to 6 win over Wendell this season.
30 Oct 1924
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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1924
Page
1
Filer loses 12 to 6 to Albion Normal in hard fought battle as Diehl and Atkinson star on defense. Filer prepares to host Wendell Friday at 3:15 PM, defending a prior 21 to 6 win over Wendell this season.
Judge F E Chamberlain named George Leonard and W T Conant to a resolutions committee for the Twin Falls Canal Company. Other members include C E B McClain M J Sweeley W Sampson B F Buffington and E C Davis. Proposals may be delivered to any member. none to be considered unless revived at least five days before the next annual meeting.
The body of George H. Brows, a pioneer Twin Path settler and Raleigh salesman, was found about noon Friday near his truck on the state highway eight miles northwest of Bubble. No violence marks noted. death believed due to apoplexy. “We Hunting” signs at the Record adr.
The Snyder Hardware Company founded by B. H. Snyder will go out of business Saturday November 1 after ten years. The stock is sold to Filer Hardware Company, which will relocate from its current site to Snyder’s Main Street store. Snyder retires to focus on ranching after 25 years in business. R A Reynolds of Filer could not be reached for comment.
The Supreme Court denied the Twin Falls and Salmon River water company an appeal, upholding state court decisions favoring A. E. Caldwell and other settlers. The dispute centered on a 50 cent per acre maintenance charge to cover construction of a check basin after project acceptance. The ruling reverses the circuit court of appeals and supports settler rights in the water project funding. Justice J. R. Bothwell represented the settlers.
Luke Williams legislator from Minidoka County will address a Saturday night Progressive meeting at the I O O F hall on tariff benefits. An entertainment feature is advertised and the event begins at 8:00 o clock.
Senator Borah lists 2500 in compensation from the Republican campaign committee with 547 disbursed to state committees and the Progressive group to guide ballot marking after a court ruling. A gas tank is installed at Jenkins Auto by Allen Company, with a 2544 pump added this week but the tank had to be dug up due to misplacement.
Heavy rain fell across the past week shaping a soggy, cool spell as hunters prepare for the pheasant season opener this Saturday morning in Southern Idaho. Duck hunting has been aided by recent showers while Halloween activities loom with elections coming next Tuesday.
Voters in Filer were invited to Republican and Democratic gatherings at the Gem theatre Monday and Tuesday. Bartlett Sinclair Marcus Means and Frank L Stephan spoke for the Republicans while Judge G W Edgerton and Alex Campbell spoke for the Democrats. The events featured introductions of county candidates and endorsements of party tickets.
The Twin Falls canal company and other irrigation districts received checks totaling about 14 425 dollars credited to the American Falls reservoir project contracts with the federal government. The payments, dating three years back, were to support participation in the irrigation system and the future storage water project. Credit was recorded by government officials after American Reservoir district president RE Shepherd delivered the district’s share on October 1, and $1 200 000 of the district’s payment was invested in U S treasury certificates with interest credited to the district. Also noted were Labor Day border crossings at Tia Juana and district conference preparations in Rupert under Bishop H Lester Smith, plus routine local visits and travels.
Public notice explains voter registration rules for the November 4 election. Key points include first time and existing registrations, residency requirements, precinct boundaries for Filer and Makoa, and absentee voting options. Registration hours are posted, with deadlines and polling places at Central school in Filer and the Maros district schoolhouse.
Kiwanis Club plans to provide local state and national returns at Gem Theatre Tuesday night. Public welcome. telephone and telegraph reports will be distributed with radio feeds and staff on site. Committees coordinate with local phone and theater officials to relay results and encourage turnout.
Supt. BD Bloom of Twin Falls schools addressed the Filer Kiwanis club Tuesday praising Kiwanis ideals and the group’s drive to mobilize a large election day turnout. A straw vote at lunch favored Coolidee with 16 votes while Davis earned 6 and Folletts plus others received the remainder. Guests included Ralph Musser Dougland Hawley Roy Stout and John Gra of local Kiwanis groups.
Reported during a sheriff’s inquiry is a shift at the county hospital where a nurse used a substitute for alcohol in check-rubbing. The chemist estimated the returned counterfeit liquor had a value of 76 to 90 dollars. The sheriff notes a drop in farecloware crimes from 64 in July to October 1923 to 43 in the same months this year.
Thursday November 13 a sale will deduct a closing cattle with thin stock offered including horses and cows. The event begins at 11 30 o clock and is hosted by W A Dingell residing two miles west of the south park grocery in Twin Palla.
A rumor says J. M. Markel of Hansen county is favored for appointment as probation officer. Markel has long worked in education and school administration, serving as superintendent in several towns and as a state legislator. Officials could not confirm the appointment before press time, as the post remained contested.
Filer Shadeae at Albion state wormint eran recently then tonored by pleetion to office in a number of studéme ent contentions. Dems taking an active part. Leatlo Aman not only a footbal ceval but wae ety chron president of Anthetmley 2h Miltred Mohtyeer of the Junior des Gre Al eleted vicepresideth eininn Liersry Yi Vonks a member of the football enmads as are Raipt Brown Ted Micke Hane Charter Labe Other Fitor Mural graduated athe moral at orm include Vene Jennings Oval Williams. DEATH OF MOTHER Mra Beledy Palauitiar of Mrs George S Potters det dey merging at her home ineTe Palle following an Uhness of no duration from paralyala. Priss tuperal service witer cond i Monday and wile body wae the former bone of the Sheldon la where place.
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