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Newspaper

Filer Record

Location

Filer, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1922

Page

5

Mrs Southard Faces Fifth Husband Loss Case

Mrs Southard may lose her fifth husband as Ward reports Paul Vincent Boutherd, husband of Jyde Southard, is serving a term at Idaho State Penitentiary after allegations of poisoning her fourth husband. Southard, who supported her during the trial, seeks divorce. he is a chief petty officer aboard a ship, with details from Ban Pedro.

Long Teach Cai Paul Vincent Boutherd Jyde Southard Idaho Ata Hae Southard Setion BAYY Ban Pedro

Fire damages harness shop in Twin Valle county seat

An early morning blaze damaged Fred Fost’s harness shop in Twin Valle, caused by a discarded cigarette. The fire spread through the storage area and caused significant material loss to the shop and surrounding property. Authorities investigation underway.

Tego Fred Fost Twin Valle Eiehiahent

Frayed Lineoteum Mending Method Emerges

A broken text fragment outlines a method to mend a torn line using kitchen adhesive and patching techniques. It advises aligning edges, applying pressure, and drying before repainting to match the surrounding area.

Big Wheat Yields Reported Around Filer Area

Archie Poe reportedly harvested 1440 bushels from 20 acres, averaging 96 bushels per acre, a record yield for the area. Mr Poe on Benny Hamilton farm east of Filer also benefited from 12 acres yielding 44 bushels, about 70 percent per acre, prompting local praise amid disbelief from Kansas and Nebraska farms.

Archie Poe Poeta Poe Benny Hamilton Filer J. ©. Beatty Kansas Nebraska Twin Falls Timex

Wendell Red Clover Delivers Strong Acreage Yield

Columbus Jenkins of Tuttle freshened red clover seed for the season and secured high bushels to the acre from a 40 acre field. The standout yield on that 40 acre tract marks a remarkable showing likely hard to beat, with Idaho broker Mr Swarts praising it as the best field yet observed for the region.

Columbus Jenkins Tuttle Weason Swarts Idaho Western Marketing Association

Three Acres of Seed Crop Bell A Sold for 801.25

Three acres of white clover seed crop owned by Nelson Hayward in the far northeast of Berger sold Monday for 801.25 dollars. The Herd yielded 36 percent bushels of seed, about 42 bushels per acre, with cash return per acre around 270 dollars after 25 pounds were retained for personal use.

Nelson Hayward Berger

Hazelton Ranch Returns High Clover Seed Yield

John Schwinn, 2.5 miles south of Hazelton, harvested clover seed on 30 acres yielding 331 bushels, about 11 bushels per acre. Ground 2.5 acres produced 17 bushels 36 pounds per acre. Sold to Albert Dickinson company via Farmers' Grain and Milling for $14.86 per hundred cleaned. gross near $2900. Charles Schwinn also harvested 20 acres yielding 200 bushels.

John Schwinn Hazelton Charles Schwinn Hagelton

Honor Roll Shows Gain in Subscriptions

The Record announces 52 new and renewal subscriptions since the last Honor Roll, urging arrears payers to join. Subscribers listed include H. W. Rogers, L. D. Allen, E. P. Gillis, Frank Tindall, William Sawlson, Kennedy Packard, Earl Murray, Idaho Daily Statesman, Miss Charlotte Pond, George Reichert, and others across cities like Boise, Helena, Twin Falls, and Palo Alto.

Ald Im D. J. Kane Billings Mont S. Young Claude Brown Idaho Daily Statesman Boise H. HR. McMullen Irwin Charlotte Pond L. L. Malone B. Haag G. B. Denman B.S. Martin City George Reichert Palo Alto Cal W. D. Gillis Walte R. K. Dillingham Harper Bubl Twin Palle Bank and Trust Co SB Conover Mre Eanis F. K. Drake Wiliam Bunce Chas, McCleary Nusmian

Seed region praise boosts Idaho seeds and yields noted

Steve Regan praised Southern Idaho as a top seed region at a rotary club, citing red clover whike alfa and white clover. Seed from the area sold at a premium of 8 cents above Cleveland due to quality, while Buhl County was labeled a seed center amid strong wheat yields and chamber reports across local farms.

Steve Regan Salt Lake City Pacific Seed Lease Rotary Club Hegan Idaho United States Buhl Country Cleveland Buhl Herald

Alsike crop yield tops Salmon river district records

Thirteen bushels of alsike seed per acre on 36 acres at A L Henry’s Berger district farm marks the season’s heaviest alsike yield on the Salmon river project and among the largest in Southern Idaho. Nearby yields include H E Reimer with wheat fields producing 64 bushels per field on average, though some grain was lost as stalks lay down.

Buhl Chamber of Commerce Dion Gould Theron Olson B. F. Buffington M. M. van Patton Jack Kamoridge KR. D. Lee Samal Brothers Scully Ranch Lee Atkinson Hobson & Moore John Hyland G. B. Thamert Joase Hustead A. L. Henry Berger District Salmon River Idaho Wendell H. E. Reimers Hells

Local names listed for public notices and ads

A set of names and addresses appears, including H. R. Camegys of City, R. 8 Skinner City, Miss M. Montgomery City, Gregg Business College Twin Falls, W. J. Bradley Rt. 1, Utah Publicity Co. Salt Lake, Hugh Dean Carney Nebr, V. A. Allison City, Dr. M. J. Goode City, Thompson Bros. ht. 1.

H. R. Camegys R. 8. Skinner Miss M. Montgomery Gregg Business College Twin Falls W. J. Bradley Utah Publicity Co Salt Lake Hugh Dean Carney Nebr V. A. Allison M. J. Goode Thompson Bros

Paik Board Meeting Tonight Deliberations On Last Minute Matters

County fair board members were slated to meet this evening to act on a handful of late items. The Record offers subscription details at $2.00 per year.

County Fair Board

Idaho farmers reject potato shipment on consignment

About 700 men and farmers packed the U C S tabernacle in Burley to oppose consigning potatoes. A unanimous resolution called for ending shipments on consignment and a committee of 11 farmers and business leaders to push the ban statewide.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Uted Callifornia Ie & Pound Reybroco Filer Hardware Co Wendell Red Clover Hazelton Ranch UHL the Club Sealey Brothers Ed W. Price Cartney Bldg Twin Falls County Fair American Legion Twin Falls County A. E. F. Days Howard E. Sabin
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