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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1924
Page
8
An observed reflection from the Hestom Transcript notes a family facing poverty amid grand ambitions. The narrator recalls overhearing a child fearfully saying they cannot afford the rent, underscoring economic strain even as aspirations loom.
A diplomat and translator named Deremiah Ouetin is mentioned amid a discussion of recent travel and culinary interests involving steak. The fragment references travel and intercultural exchange with a focus on language and diplomacy.
Notice announces a special examination for state elementary certificates to be conducted in the county superintendent of education office on September 27 at 9 o clock. Applicants for county certificates are not eligible.
Rural High School notes show 17 percent enrollment to date and community optimism about growth. A senior who left school aims for college, with hopes and doubts about acceptance. Student government, elections, and a girls organization plan dominate meetings, while faculty report sufficient buildings and equipment to handle higher numbers without crowding.
Readers are invited to submit names of sons and daughters going to colleges or universities. The Record seeks a complete annual list from local families, asking for student names and their schools to compile an accurate roll.
Premium awards listed for various age groups with winning farms and pigs named. Henry Michaelis on Couued Heartbeat and Roar win 14 months, Buster Designer leads under 2, Spotted Chief boar tops under 6 months, Gates Wonder Maid wins 2 years plus. Names include CM. Dean, A. Wolbran, P. Quire & Bon, Brown, and Quire's Princes.
Scores of exhibitors at Twin Falls showcase champion boars and sows in age groups. Grand champion boar and sow crown top entries from Brown and Quire firms. Cabbage to tomatoes and melons heat up the fair with prizes across vegetables and grains.
A. T. Craig reports his Fair Week clothing store damaged by a Sunday to Monday burglary. Items stolen include overcoats leather vests shoes underwear hosiery shirts hats and gloves worth about 600. Sheriff Finch and Deputy Gabhart, with Marshall Allen, investigated for clues and awaited public release to aid capture.
Football notes discuss a gridiron schedule with Cow teams seeking advantage against the Wilfests. Mentions players like Paton and Atkinson, Diateiot references, scrimmage outcomes, punter Diehl, and a Weodell game with Northaiders celebrating. The piece hints at upcoming championship hopes and coaching talks from three meetings in the south.
Clover resident Ceoren Jeaper fined 1100 and 10 cents for shooting a deer in a closed period. John Salisbury reports Denk killed in Shoshone basin August 1. State game laws govern nesting in Twin Palle county and hunting windows vary by date and location. Weather chart notes dawn to dusk hours and daily hunting times.
A typographical error in a board meeting note misstated tuition at 3 rather than 10 dollars for out of district students. Officials corrected the figure to ten dollars and urged attention to the published fee schedule.
Boise hosts a two day Idaho Pageant of Progress with a parade through downtown to Holes Barracks Meld, followed by gymkhana events, horse and cobery races, and the finish of a 300 mile endurance race. The endurance event is a national race with prize money from Arab ian Horeoshow and the U S remount service.
Results of close elections at Rural High show senior officers Elmer Adkins as president and Robert Hinkley as vice president with Pauline Bickley as secretary treasurer. Councillors include Mabel Delin Elizabeth Knypstra and Evelyn Buchanan. Freshman and sophomore posts list Homer Bean Owen Miller Marian Graves and others.
Mrs BE W Boring of this place won a new Oldsmobile sedan through a Buhl trade campaign that closed Monday. A 50 cent store purchase yielded a coupon that secured the prize, valued at over 1600 dollars. the Borings plan to sell the acquired car since they already own one.
Homer Holcomb the cowboy clown who rode in the running races at the fair bore last week asks The Record to thank Filer and the racing management for courtesy shown to the horsemen. Grover Davis, superintendent of the racing department, is praised as a capable speed manager. The horsemen commend the entire fair management and hope to return next year with even better stock.
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