Filer Schools Opened With Big Attendance
Filer schools started Monday with strong turnout across two institutions and rural districts. First day enrollment totaled 478 with 93 high school students and five in grade school, signaling growth over last year and plans for nearly a hundred more pupils soon. The Rural High School grounds are being prepared for football and track, with C R Carter coaching the team. The Smith Hughes agriculture course is offered to students over fourteen, with federal support. Teachers and staff are listed for Rural High School and Grade School, noting a new $30,000 grade school building under construction and anticipated completion to handle rising enrollment.
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Rural High School
C. R. Carter
E. E .Hays
Smith-Hughes
Sugar Beet Crop Seen As Bumper Harvest On Twin Palle
Field observations by L. W. Coleman of Amalgamated Sugar and George Leonard predict a strong beet yield this season with many plants at or above twenty tons. A twelve ton countywide average seems likely as irrigation supplies hold steady and harvest is planned for October.
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Twin Palle
Indica
Toms
L. W. Coleman
Amalgamated Sugar Company
George Leonard
Sugar Company
Hansen and
Peavey
Beet Industry Value at Fair Explains Competition Rules
Fragment describes best paper words on subject and notes competition open to all. Exhibitors may enter only one class across all exhibits, with value placed on the beet industry and fair considerations.
Local News and Moves Around Town and Region
Additional locals report in from the fair and town. A new shipment of school supplies arrived at the Filer Grocery. Mr and Mrs William Sumner plan their future home in Payette Idaho after leaving Monday. Col B C Walter attended the Minidoka county fair in Rupert with events today through Saturday. Olin Smith returned to Boise after visiting here the past week. Mr Smith had held a position at Mode, a large mercantile house. Mr Goble is father to Mrs John Bren Hd and Henry Goble, well known here. W H L Scott, tailor, returned from a coast trip to Oregon and Washington. Miss Gertrude Walter left for Lewiston to pursue normal studies after winning a state life teaching certificate. Mr and Mrs D L Beamer and daughter moved to Yakima avenue from their ranch to be near school. Mrs S B Hopkins left for Chicago to visit and then return for business matters. Miss Byrd Wall of Twin Falls visited Mrs Janeau Shinn and will soon go to Chicago for an editorial post with Sys from magazine.
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Filer
B. E. Hays
Laurel Buseh
Philadelphia
Mattie Montgomery
Kans
Mike Beulah Rosser
Salt Lake City
Opal Board
Corvalis
Ore
G. I. Banta
St. Carter
Peru
Neb
W. T. Doyel
Gee. Patton
Pred Weatherly
Gail Musser
Helen Klass
Edith Glick
Lucille Hetrick
Doris Burkhead
Mae Wolfe
Mary Grayhill
Florence Duerig
Madge Goode
S-acre
Teh
Main Street
County Fair Ground
First National Bank
George W. Anthony
Anthony
Idaho Power Co
William Sumner
Payette
Idaho
Col. B. C. Walter
Rupert
Minidoka County Fair
Olin Smith
YT. D. Smith
Boise
Goble
John Bren Hd
Henry Goble
W. HL Scott
Oregon
Washington
Gertrude Walter
Lewiston
Mien Walter
D. L. Beamer
Yakima Avenue
Rosa Allen
Beamer
B. Hopkins
Tacey
Chicago
Hopkins
John Shirk
East
Byrd Wall
Mra Janeau Shinn
Miss Wall
Sys Fom Magasine
W. Main Street
Mess College
Twin Falls
Steinman
Postoffice
Steinman’s Confectionery
Maron
Buhl
Munyon
Ripley and
Timm
Filer, Idaho
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