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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1924
Page
4
The Filer Record notes the Ninth Annual Twin Palle County Fair will be hosted by Filer Idaho. County and southern Idaho institutions gather for a larger event praised for growth. The fair promises thorough preparations and broad community support as it welcomes visitors and exhibitors to the celebration.
Mia T. Dan Conner coordinates local arrangements for the health conference and baby clinic at the county fair next week. Dr. FW Almond notes expected large turnout of children, credit given to Mrs. Connor and her assistant for organizing this key feature. The clinic is praised as a valuable, permanent part of the successful event.
After the spring school elections, attention turns to the November general vote. The Recots predicts a strong bid by Hammerquiet for a vacant trustee seat and expectations that more women may join the board. Voters showed more interest this week than in earlier town elections, recalling past debates over the schoolhouse location. The piece hopes for continued civic engagement in the upcoming general election.
Pred Trier announces a three day event this Thursday through Saturday featuring Howard Tuttle of Oakler and a string of 24 horses. Tuttle plans daily riding and will compete in the open FIFE event at Purves, with preparations underway for the showcase.
A new invention from the Hovermale Brothers promises a labor saving beet harvesting machine. Early testers claim it tops, piles, and places beets with precision, though it has not yet been displayed publicly. Patents are in progress and further details remain under wrap.
The Foger Brothers Heed Company assembled material for a building 404100 feet to house a bean plant at Corry. A large team is coordinating site work in a central production area with a possible completion date. The bean crop in Corry district is reported as excellent.
Judge Ensign last week disclosed a restraining order by Mintdoke and Hurley Irrigation Districts over 90 acre feet of water in Jackson Lake reservoir. The case claims 220,000 acre feet were legally stored under a transfer plan and seeks to determine ownership before Judge Rabcoek in Burley, September.
The complete state and county political ticket as determined by the state convention last week and the county primary election August 5 is as follows.
A garbled OCR snapshot lists Republican U. S. Senator William G Borah and numerous representatives Addison T. Smith Burton L French, Governor Charles Moore, Democrat figures Frank Mart in Asher Wilson Kerry Mitchell A L Freebater, Progressive U G Bennator William E Borah, Lt Governor H Baldridge, Masters Reed, Perry Mitchell, F Samuels, Justice and Attorney General names, and state officials including Charles H Berger, Albert Conner, Arthur Beard, George Curtis, Phillip Snow Stewart Camp Walter Anderson.
Cut out this list and preserve it for future use. The roster includes state senator 0 P Duvall and representatives W D Otte R Brooks Frank L Stephan Mate Senator Alworth George Ackley Frank Caudle L Walton T J Lloyd W E Hibner H Taylor W T Sheldon T Bracken Probate Judge J L Hodgin.
About 250 former residents of Iowa gathered for the second annual picnic and get-together festival for former Hawkeyes in Mudt's city park. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Dr. K. Shott Dahl, Vice President Mrs. C. W. Witham, Secretary Mrs. Pitner Van Houten, Treasurer Frank DeMots. Readings by Mrs. McCallio, A. W. Duht, and Rev. J. B. Ble, with Dr. Shott as master of ceremonies. Invocation by Rev. B. Melman. The program featured a solo by Miss Frances Helman and music by Mahl Boy's orchestra.
The next day after her engagement she wonders if happiness will endure until she marries. The fragment suggests internal doubt about future contentment and relationship stability within a romantic arc.
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