Local Brevities At Fair Week Mixes Names And Notes
Local notes from the fair week list appearances by K Sherman sheriff and families of Musser Holcomb and Musser, plus visits from Jacob Musser, Jory, and Walters. Mentions of flights to Paris Texas, Idaho, and Seattle, with exams, church group, and thanks to friends for bereavement support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Boom
Jaaae Hoom
Hioine
Priday
Duquesneel
Nont- Oregon
Homer Holcomb
Harry Roberson
Ralph Jory
August Hremers
Raymond Graves
Corvallis
Oregon
Fev
Sumer
K. O. Walter
Mre
Wilkinson
Tittle
Balt Lake City
Fortmer
Mra
K. Wilcox
Clase
F. A. Kagey
Keed
William Buner
Paris
Texas
Bunce
Wolfe Point
Washington
Holcomb
Lucille Murray
Holcombe
Washington District News School Opens and Fair Notes
September 11 marked the start of school with seventy enrollments. Glenn Leonard and Ernest, along with numerous local pupils, attend Rural High School. The Ball family returns from Oregon and Washington, and the teacherage nears occupancy. Mixe Packard teaches fourteen beginners, Mr. Smith twelve eighth graders, and a refreshment stand runs at the fair. A new Farmers Mutual Telephone company building rises in Filer, with no school Friday to accommodate the fair. Local officials and families are noted among the readers and helpers. The Record costs $2.00 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wit Vineral
Heam & Hammerquint
Jack Musser
John Musser
Moncow
University of Idaho
Agricultural Department
Musser
PHS
Botee
Dlerold Moore
Beathe
Washington
Mr. Moore
Lark
Seattle
Moore
Ne Ware
Art Anderson
Ade Ray Lee
Heom
Amrgelock
Glenn Leonard
Ernest Thier
Louis Clark
Shirley Coats
Helen Robertson
Elsie Harshbarger
Onah Davis
Treva Davis
Hill Patten
Russel Hall
Garis Robert
Carl Leonard
Ieet
Ball
Oregon
Resent
Mixe Packard
Smith
C. Barton
Frank Fehrenbacker
Grandpa Vincent
George Leonard
Farmers Mutual Telephone Company
Zelma Ball
Shirley Counts
Laura Clark
Jacob Kalbfieseh
J. W Smith
J. T. Harshbarger
Brittomart Wolfe
Sam Kalbfneseh
Sikes
Mra. Fish
Classified advertising rates and terms listed
The notice lists pricing for classified ads including 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 5 cents per line for subsequent insertions, with a minimum charge of 2% cents per ad and 10 cents per line for local readers. It also notes a card of thanks fee of $1.00.
Prominent Gas and Stomach Aid Ad Promises Relief
An old advertisement claims a stomach health remedy will ease gas and sour stomach, guard against appendicitis, and expel poisonous matter. It touts approval from women who say the product lets them eat anything, and credits Boring Bros. Dillingham, druggist, as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boring Bros
Dillingham
Adler Mts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Federal Reserve
Ystem
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Filer
Idaho
Detweiler
Jarbidge
Twin Falls
Detweiler Coal Company
F. C. Graves
Arthur L. Swim & Co
Leen Pane
Adv
K. Sherman
Filer Fulton Tureday
Beem & Hammerquist
Jacob Musser
Burtley
W. A. Randolph
Gooding
Mr. NJ
Snake River Canyon
Son
Wedawnday
Mupattinivadent of Schools
Trittomart Wolfe
mei @hbore
Sym
Mise
Theresa Martin Korb Lene
Mr Henry Schick
Washington District News
Apply U. S. Meat Co
Pler Seed Company
Bert Munger
Poland
China
John Kaeser
Charles McCleary
Hughes
Wilfred Olsen
Englebright
Pengy A. Allison
Jersey
H. R. Comegys
Mra. B.C
Dresser
Amene Horet
Llewelaster
J. W. Grinsted
Fair Grounds
G. H. Truitt
Ray Sipkins
Mile West
Daquense Corner
Archer Bamm Bett
White Mountain
BUICK
W. A. Sear
The
Bank For Farmers
First National Bank
Twin Falls County
Filer, Idaho
Edison Hotpoint Irons
Electric Shop
Idaho Power Company
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