Harvest Rush Near Peak In Snake River Canyon Orchards
One hundred or more pickers and packers are busy this week in big peach orchards north of here preparing the crop for shipment. The hog market is up and three large fruit ranches will produce 30 to 40 car loads of late peaches. Onion crop looks productive with contracts at 1.75 a hundred and yields forecast at 400 to 500 sacks per acre. Beans show strong promise with 5000 acres tributary to Filer. Potatoes: late crop quotations steady despite a drop in new potato market. Continued on Page Ten.
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Snake River Canyon
Filer
Here
Crystal Springs Orchard Company
Niagara Springs Orchard
John
Gourley
Riverview
Grover Davis
H. J. Weaver
John L. Peters
Schools Reopen For Year's Work In Filer County
The nine local school buildings begin a new term with full teaching staff and good pupil turnout. Attendance similar to last year, high enrollment at the high school prompts new freshman classes. county fair holiday planned for next Friday. Names of executives and instructors listed for Washington Cedar Draw Poplar Hill Union Curry Rimwood Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
G. B. Denman
Denman
R. L. Peck
Maron
Raymond Hayes
Gertrude Ring
Mise Alice Gormley Washington
L. G. Newman
Prorence Newman
Cedar Draw
Warren C. Nusman
Eunice Moone
W. C. Nusman
Poplar Hill
A Ming Claribel Walter
Union Curry
J. W. McDowell
Edith Henderson
Alberta Black
Rimwood
A N. Englund
Arthur Englund
Smith
Twin Falls Canal Company Weekly Bulletin Details Milner and Jackson Lake Storage
Weekly bulletin dated Saturday September 1, 1922 reports diversions and capacity for Twin Falls Canal and Milner irrigation, with storage figures in Jackson Lake and usage to date. It lists acre-feet stored, drawn, and capacity in Jackson Lake, along with totals for Twin Falls Canal storage and water management activity.
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Twin Fpalia Canal Company
Twin Falls Canal
Twis Falls
Milner Dam
Jackson Lake
Jacksom Lake
District School Elections Held Tuesday in Filer
Three community elections passed quietly in Filer with votes cast in Rural high school Independent district No 4 and Independent district No 5. At the high school William Lincoln was reelected to the board unopposed, representing Elmwood common district. Independent district No 4 reelected W A Shear treasurer, while W D Gillis trailed. In Maron area the school wagon question influenced the tally, with 65 votes casting for WR Hayes and James Kilpatrick as winners.
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Maron
William Lincoln
Elmwood Common
Lincoln
W. A. Shear
Trusters of Independent
Shear
W. D. Gillis
J H Hunton
A. D. Mach
AL Maro
WR. Hayes
James Kilpatrick
Daily Report of Spud Market in Idaho newspaper window
The Record, with the Idaho Producers Union, will post the daily Chicago potato market in the newspaper office window each morning around 4:30 PM for the season, at least two months. Western Union broadcast the authentic report, and Pat Tone invites potato market followers to use the service.
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Idaho Producers’ Union
Chicago
Western Union
Pat- Tone
Richman Sells Twenty for 300 an Acre to Lundin
Frank Richman sold a 20 acre farm a mile north of town to Pt. Lundin of Twin Falls for 300 dollars an acre. Lundin and his family will move onto the place next week. Lundin has resided near Filer and is linked to pioneer residents in the area.
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Frank Richman
Pt. Lundin
Twin Falls
Eaxon
Lundin
Filer
John Lundin
Thit Lundin
Richman
California
Jeter
Texas
Jackson Bakery Reopens After Fire Fight at Same Site
Jackson Bakery opened to the public Saturday after months of closure due to a spring fire. N A Jackson leads the operation with rebuilt quarters, a new oven, and expanded equipment. Roy Williams of Helena Montana is hired as assistant baker as the shop resumes bread and pastry production.
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Jackson Bakery
Filer
N. A. Jackson
Roy Williams
Helena
Mont
Beker
Jackson
Prospects Indicate Best Exposition in History
The Eighth Annual Twin Falls County Fair opens Tuesday for a four day run with strong hopes of ideal autumn weather. Premiums total 5000 in cash across departments, about 2500 in racing purses, and daily entertainment from acts to a wild west concestion. A baby health conference draws 200 plus registrations, with a women’s rest room and morning/afternoon programs.
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Twin Falls County
Decoration of Town Planned for Next Week
Arrangements are being made for adding safety to the Reno district of Filer during fair week. Street Commissioner D. Allen oversees efforts to reuse last year’s electric lights loaned by Jerome. Residents asked to decorate windows attractively with pins and bunting to create a holiday appearance for the annual local event.
State Offers Dollar For Each Hatched Chinese Pheasant
Washington announces a one dollar bounty per Chinese pheasant hatched and matured by farmers Deputy Game Warden W. B. McGee makes the offer to aid farmers in raising and protecting stock.
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Ate
Waslington
W. EB. McGee
Record previews county fair with readers welcomed to Filer
The Record presents sixty columns of reading and advertising as it previews the county fair in Filer held next week. It notes a planned fall special edition to report crop production and yields, while inviting Southern Idaho residents to join the week long event as guests of the community.
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Idaho
Filer
Court Term Delayed By Judge For Travel
Costinuanes of the September term of court was ordered Friday by Judge Batork whose leaving for a trip to the east is near. The term will begin September 2 with naturalization hearings, scheduled for Saturday September 15, continued to Saturday September 22.
Auto Turns Turtle Near Twin Palle. Occupants Bruised
An auto driven by Ralph Conant turned over on the state highway between there and Twin Palle Mon ny evening, lightly bruising occupants Ralph Conant and Lawrence Lapp. The machine reportedly turned completely over and landed right side up. Blinding headlights are given as the cause of the accident midway between there and the county seat.
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Ralph Conant
There
Twin Palle Monny
Conant
Lawrence Lapp
Coming Events Weekly notices of meetings and events
Notion of all meetings and general interest items published weekly free of charge. Saturday afternoon free motion picture at Gem theater, evening dancing at Gem Roof Garden. Sunday morning services at M B C churches including Methodist Catholic and Mennonite. Tuesday Two Palle County Fair opens.
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Euical
M. B.C
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Crystal Springs
Alvin Harbour
Peavey Siding
Filer Country
Washington School
Rural High School
George E. Denman
Ernest Byrne
Ernest Byree
James £. Tomiin
Mine Mary Pringle
Mins
Georgia Andrews
George N. Tucker
BR. L. Peek
Fred Weatherly
Lennia Hart
Marguerite van Akin
Inez Stephens
Victory Building
van Avwin
Berths Berg
Olive Short
Mise Mabel Graves
Core Thompson
Ming Lillian Graybill
Wheelon
Pees Es Anal
J.M. Markel
Markel
Health Conference
Public Welfare Department
Tale
Merc
T. D. Connor
G. I. Ghearer
Thie Place
Plier
Washington
Feder
Twentieth Century Club
Twin Palle
Pro- Heer
Kimberly
Buhl Women
Twin Falls County Fair
Board of County Commissioners
J. D. Bernhart
T. Dan Connor
C. K. Carlon
P. C. Meredith
Bubt
Walter
Vie
R. B. Brossard
Twin Faille
Grover
Davis
R. T. Me
Namare
Guhl
Kimer Requa
W. Case
J. M. Markel
Wesley Young
C. Brace Kequa
Willan
Hardin
Buhl
B. Armes
Sam Thompson
Voultry
Frank Huston
Ferm Prodicte
R. &. Brossard
Frule
J. A. Waters
Mra
T. BE. Moore
Kitenen
Pantry
R. BE. Brosard
Flores
Bernice Walter
Speed
Grover C. Davis
DR. Allen
Twlo Palle County Fair
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