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Newspaper

Filer Record

Location

Filer, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1923

Page

1

Success marks annual exposition underway

The eighth annual Twin Falls county fair opens with Filer buzzing as crowds fill the grounds. Exhibits show high quality across cattle, horses, sheep, fruit and vegetables, and a strong display of women’s handiwork, baking, and dairy products. The baby health clinic, run with state and federal support, features in the women’s rest area. Racing and wild west events draw daily crowds. pleasant weather and ample shade enhance a smooth, busy four days.

Twin Falls Filer Idaho United States F. W. Almond Bureau of Hygiene and Infant Welfare Boise Fair McMahon & Wheeler Circus Fay Cox Kimberly

Local school boards reorganize naming same officers

The two local boards held first regular meetings after recent elections and reappointed officers for the term. John Penny remains chairman of Independent district No. 4. W. A. Shear is treasurer. Dr. M. J. Goode is clerk. new buildings and grounds and finances committees are formed. Rural high school district chairman A. A. Davis continues. Guy H. Shearer is treasurer. clerk F. C. Craves resigned after moving to Boise.

John Penny Independent District No. 4 W. A. Shear M. J. Goode W. J. Fenwick W. A. Love W. D. Gillis Mr. Penny Doctor Good A. A. Davis Guy H. Shearer F. C. Craves Boise

Elberta Peaches Crop Harvested in Canyon Orchards

Thirty-six carloads of Elberta peaches shipped from canyon orchards this season. Crystal Springs produced 23 carloads, Niagara Springs 12, and John S. Gourley ranch 3. Much fruit sold to individuals and peddlers. Harvest rush recently peaked and workers were pressed into service.

Crystal Springs Niagara Springs John S. Gourley

Campaign for Mail Knowledge to Be Started

A post office launches a “safety first” campaign for mailing letters and papers following postmaster general orders. Posters urge clear handwriting, complete address details, and avoidance of abbreviations to reduce the 1922 dead letter loss.

Uncle Sam Fiter Harry 8 Cal California Miss Mississippi Virginia Minn Mans

Partial Sun Eclipse Observed Here Monday

A partial solar eclipse was noted here Monday afternoon as the moon passed between the sun and earth. The event caused a noticeable darkening of the sky around 2 o clock in the afternoon with observers noting the sun's surface was obscured about half.

Fitch Roar Warns of Star, Yet Mold Shooting Scarred

A Wall Street Journal style report notes rising tensions around a star figure while reporting a mold related shooting that left injuries. The article underscores the clash of fame and hazard amid ongoing investigations.

Fimety Astvice

State to Cut Idaho Taxes With Lower 1922 Levy

Boise reports a state tax levy reduction from 6.391 mills to 3.7736 mills, saving taxpayers. Agricultural land valuations fell while irrigated land rose, and sawmills, lumber, and utility valuations shifted. Governors and board members cite a $861,471 under-spend and over $430,000 annual biennial gain.

Boise State Board of Equalization Idaho Power Company Utah-Idaho Power Company Washington Water Power Company Leser Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company Oregon Short Line Railroad Company Northern Pacific C. Moore Easton Ed Galjet DF Banks PF. A. Jeter AH. Conner

Percheron Colt Shows Rapid Growth Near Plier

J A Gifford a long time Percheron horse breeder near Plier reports a colt that weighed 200 pounds at one month and shows remarkable growth by two months and 12 days. He notes the animal’s size may set a record and seeks confirmation on its weight and progress.

J. A. Gifford Plier Gifford

Royston Elected Grand Lodge Delegate for Idaho I O F

Ke L Royston was elected delegate from Filer Lodge No 125 to the Grand Lodge of the Idaho I O F at the last regular meeting. The grand lodge session convenes in Moscow October 16 with Abe McKinley as alternate. Royston will also serve as delegate from the Patriarchal branch of Twin Falls Canton and is currently noble grand of Filer lodge.

KE. L. Royston Filer Lode Grand Lodge of the Idaho Peo Grand Lodge Moscow Abe McKinley Royston Twin Falls Canton Noble Gravd Filer Lodge

Local Notes Highlight Social Visits and Farewell Party

Elmwood notes detail Thursday gatherings including Mrs K Krohn and Mrs Ritchie hosting a surprise farewell for Merle Davis as she leaves for McPherson Kansas to enter college. Attendees include Hilda Hanler Alberta Wonngeots Myrtle Clawain and many others from Twin Falls Jerome and nearby towns.

Denzil Davis C. A. Krotin Ritchie Immoner Merle Davie McPherson Kashar Hilda Hanler Kimly Mise Newton Alberta Wonngeots Kasberry Myrtle Clawain Victor Ivan Linco Mra Frank Michie CA Krohn Albert Meyer Lois Davis Mre Hob- Meyer Mise Jerome C. A. Krohn Merle Davis M. E. Bone Mr. Mellon Palle Benday Ie Atha

Not Too Late To Reinstates U S Insurance War Policy Reminder

Ex servicemen in the district are urged to reinstate government war risk and term insurance as records show a rise in reinstatements over the past year. L. Joseph, Northwest district manager of the United States Veterans Bureau, notes totals for Washington Oregon and Idaho and calls on veterans to take advantage of the opportunity.

L. ©. Joseph Beattie Jeseph

Pugh Takes Lease On Mill In Local Trade Move

L C Pugh has leased the mill from J W Baton and will operate the Filer Roller Mills with uninterrupted service for over a decade. The mill, makers of White Satin flour, serves farmers across the region, handling wheat for flour production and custom business.

L. C. Pugh J. W. Baton Caven Ine Che Filer Keller Mille

Mosier Fined For Speeding And Drunken Driving

Police Court News reports Mosier paid fines totaling 25.20 in Judge Philby s court for speeding through Main Street while intoxicated. He allegedly repeated the act twice, with Marshal Allen pursuing him into the country and arresting him at the municipal battle.

Mosier Tere BF Philby Sod Marshal LD Allen Bim

Death of Lydia Munger Aged Child in Diphtheria Ward

Lydia Maurie Munger died Friday from diphtheria at the county general hospital isolation ward. She was one of five children of Mrs Violet Munger of Peer and had just reached age two days. The funeral was held Friday afternoon. survivors include her mother and family.

Lydia Maurie Munger Violet Munger Peer County General Hospital

Rev C E Deal Leaves Pastorate for Field Work

The Rev C E Deal who has led the local Methodist church for six years departs for field agent duties with Gooding college and White Cross work. Dr J D Gillilan of Blackfoot becomes pastor. Rev Er White is named superintendent of Pocatello district. Deal will preach a farewell sermon and move to Gooding next week. He will divide duties between Gooding college work and the White Cross at Lava Hot Springs. Dr Gillilan, now in Boise, recuperates from surgery and will likely occupy the pulpit in about three weeks.

EB. Deal This Place Gooding College White Cross J. D. Gillian Blackfoot Baker Ore Er. L. White Twin Palle Pocatello B. Wynsing Idaho Falls Gooding Idaho Deal Herbert Deal Labi Attalmmnet Gillilan St Luke's Hospital Boise TC. Tift A. B. Anderson Gilitian Gelloding College Lava Sanitariuim Climax Mich Beid State Castern Oregon Das Rupert Pruit_ land

Filer Public Schools Close For County Fair Week

The public schools of Filer closed yesterday for a county fair week. Grade schools were dismissed Wednesday while high school students and teachers take vacations Thursday and Friday this week.

Filer Noos

Coming Events for Twin Falls County Fair and Gem Theater

Weekly notices publish meetings and entertainments of general interest. This week lists Friday events at the Twin Falls county fair in Filer and a Saturday free motion picture show at the Gem theater with dancing in the evening. Sunday services at local churches are noted.

Twin Falls County Filer

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