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Filer Record

Location

Filer, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1924

Page

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Twin Falls Dairy Association Signs Yearlong Jerome Creamery Pact

The Twin Falls Dairy association, representing 310 members and 1,900 cows, will deliver cream to Jerome Cooperative Creamery for one year starting October 1. The plan makes the association a Jerome Creamery stockholder, shares costs, and uses a centralized tester to improve grade and payments.

Twin Falla County Jerome Co-Operative Creamery Northside Otto Leea Jerome Payette Twin Falls Dairy Association Parish Hall Twin Palle of Idaho Hansen Buhl Twin Mall Jerome Cooperative Creamery Jerome Creamery Jerome Creamery Corporation Jerome County Twin Faille Th Association Palla

Right Again, an ergament, Uncle Eben tale

A fragmentary aside depicts Uncle Eben and a quizzical ergament phrase. The speaker notes mortised phrases and mockery of understanding among several men attempting to explain a sample. The text reads as humorous dialect and wordplay with unclear provenance.

Eben

County Board Sets 8.5 Mills Tax Levy for 1924 Budget

Twin Falls County commissioners fixed the tax levy at eight and one half mills, a half mill lower than last year, on a total assessed value of 87,508,510. The levy funds current expense, general school, bond interest, agricultural fair, and county hospital, with state levies to follow. The total county levy targets 294,077.98 to finance operations, after adjustments to cover necessary county departments.

Board of Commissioners Twin Falls County County Hospital Connannee ami@unis

Woman's Club Year Starts Wednesday Start of New Club Year

The Filer Woman's Club opens its new year with a 2 o clock Wednesday reception for public school teachers. President Mrs Ho i Behildman says the meeting is open and features a program with Mrs M J Swentey on The Biennial, vocal selections by D L Alexander and Mrs Clare Gillian, and Catherine Athey on Tubercular Hospitals to Thales. Members planning to attend the state federation meeting at Oakley September 24 25 and 26 should notify secretary Mrs Hamner.

Filer Woman's Club Ho i. Behildman M. J. Swentey DL Alexander Twin Fade Clare Gillian Thales Catherine Athey Yale Oakley Focal Club Hamner Get. Chal

Real Gratitude From An Evening Transcript

A garbled OCR style excerpt hints at gratitude and a casual exchange about money and a possible test. It mentions a transcript and an evening setting but lacks clear people places or events. The readable portion suggests a general reflection rather than a specific news item.

Bryan to Visit Twin Falls for Sunday Public Address

William Jennings Bryan the famed orator and former secretary of state will visit Twin Falls Sunday to deliver a religious speech. He will speak in Boise Saturday, reach Shoshone, travel overland via Blue Lakes, and hold a union religious meeting in Twin Falls possibly at the city park before continuing to Pocatello Sunday night.

Wiliam Jennings Bryan Peerlesn Gleader Woodrow Wilson Twin Falls Boise Shoshone J. B. Perrine Blue Lakes Bryan Union Pocatello

Prospective Yakima tract eyed by visiting farmers

W T Conant and son Fred return from overland trip through Idaho Oregon Walla Walla Yakima Ellensburg to their former home near Ellensburg Washington. They compare wheat farming in Washington with fruit and alfalfa in Yakima and predict growth to 25 000 residents could repeat in Twin Valle tract with diversification into alfalfa seed and new planting methods.

W. T. Conant Alph Fred Idaho Oregon Walla Walla Yakima Ellensburg Wash Conants Mr. Conant Washington Poplar Hill Yakiima Conant Srowere

Former Idaho justice discusses the U S Constitution

Judge John C. Rice, former chief justice of the Idaho Supreme Court, spoke in Caldwell during Constitution Week at a Twin Falls and Filer Kiwanis gathering. He warned against paternalism and frequent amendments, urging restraint on federal powers. The event included dinner, a silver loving cup presentation, and club resolutions urging Interior Department support for national monuments.

John C. Rice Caldwell Idaho Supreme Court LO. O. F. Hall Twin Falls and Filer Kiwanis Ries Mment Methodiet Church Ladieg Ald Society Auditorum Kiwanis Club Merlin Batley Twin Falls St. Anthony Club Kiwanis Kiwatle Penerel Appripeiation Fund Monumete

Pletcher’s Philosophic Quip on Opinion and Motive

A Detroit News note cites Pletcher remarking that matters of opinion are overdone and that loyalty to the nation should not depend on who writes the lines. He critiques excessive motivation in public sentiment and emphasizes expression over partisan motive.

Pletcher Seth Lines Detroit News

Harvest Festival attendance and Clover band provide music

A number of attendees joined the Harvest Festival on Monday. The Clover Band supplied music for the event at the center, with remarks and presentations noted during the gathering.

Clover Band

Changing Weather Is Program of Past Week

Changeable weather dominated the past week with mostly ideal fall temperatures. Yesterday brought dark, windy, and cloudy conditions hindering threshing, though coal dealers and underwear merchants welcomed it. The Record will report final figures on Molde four score as threshing proceeds. Noah Sharp completed threshing 65 acres of white beans at 36 bushels per acre, with indications of 40 to 60 bushels expected.

Molde Noah Sharp

Football Season Opens With Complete Schedule At Twin Falls

High school football schedules fixed at a meeting in Twin Falls with most teams set for a full fall slate under coaches. Filer faces a busy lineup starting next week as districts announce officers and prepare for games against Wendell Jerome Burley Gooding Hagerman Kimberly Rupert and other towns.

High Schol Twin Palla Geo. Denman Femos Filer Denman Deane Et Goodink Christensen Burley Filer Muraligh Wendell Twin Falls Piler Jerome Gooding Ganding Oakly Albion Go Iding Shoshone Wendel Buhl Hagerman Showhone Nampa Terome Pier Hansen Horley Twin Alley Dutt Oakley Hansen Kimberly Rupert Gomfing Hull Good Kimberly Hanson Dubs Debt Castinford Nannon Oskley Paul Hubert Shoshoun

New Ford Pool Hall Moves to Make Room for Ford

The Francia and Wilson pool hall was removed to the Manyon building beside Far more Merchests bank to allow a remodel of the building now set to house a garage. The Jenkins Auto Company, led by Glen G. Jenking, is authorized as local dealer for Ford, Lincoln, Fordson and Ford parts as the site nears readiness. The front of the building is being altered and the location will soon be ready.

Francia & Wilson Powl Manyon Farmore @ Merchests bank Jenkins A Company Hishing Itewls Thie Weel Bithdink Atva HG. Manyom Pontefilee Brock Casy-Warrior Implement Jenkins Auto Company Forde Lincerne Fordeons Ford Parts Glen G. Jenking Twin

Attendance Breaks Records at Ninth Annual County Fair

Attendance shattered records at the county fair with crowds around 6000 on Thursday and again on Friday. Weather was favorable for Defense Day and Children’s Day, a baby clinic set a state best with nearly 100 examinations, and troops from nearby towns joined a grandstand review. Congressman Addle addressed the crowd with remarks on the day’s significance. Premiums were delayed due to jury service, delaying mailings in some cases.

Buhl Kimberly Twin Congress Everett M. Swaeley Twin Folle Mr. Smith J. M. Markel

Local Breeders Guernsey Farm Gaining Fame

Guernsey cattle breeder JT Harshbarger and Sons, near Widowood, report strong demand and lucrative sales. Nine head of six week calves bring 1080 dollars, with calves selling for 60 dollars and high prices for younger stock. Mail order sales expand to Oregon and Montana, strong results from recent county sale. An Idaho Guernsey organization formed with James Morehouse of Wendell as president and Twin Falls end as secretary treasurer.

Harshbarger & Sons Guernsey Here Oex Boll Helfers Marshbarger T J. P. Snapp Terrebonne Ore Armeted Montana Cranty Widowood Ranch Harwhbarger James End Twin Falls Morehouse Thousand Spinney Farm Wendell Treasuror

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County Dairy Association New Jane Disposalian Board of Commtitusioners Woman's Club Mr. Bryan Tract T. Conant STATE Constitution Week FORDS Guernsey Farm Harshbarger Bastie
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