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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1924
Page
8
The first meeting for the term of the Parent-Teacher Association is set at Central School this Thursday evening at o'clock. Officers will be elected at this session.
The Filer Womans Club held its first meeting at 100 PB hall yesterday afternoon with Mrs HH Mehndman presiding. A formal reception greeted public school teachers and Mrs Catherine Athey of Bolan spoke on Tubercular Hoapitgie in Idaho. Music accompanied by Mrs Goede and Mrs Alexander followed, with several local members present as plans for the Biennial were discussed and an election postponed.
The first shipment of eggs for the Maheregen Irudweere association will be sent today. Four refrigerator cars carry the goods, with shipments arranged for every Thursday thereafter.
Paul Jones of Ceosted Nevada remains in poor condition after losing an arm in a mysterious wound a fortnight ago. He has not spoken about the incident beyond consulting his attorney. No arrests have been reported as investigators probe the shooting tied to a dispute over stolen goods near Contact, in Nevada's dry desert.
Dave Detwaller son of Mr and Mrs DF Detwailer returned Tuco day from the nant where he has been for months. He overlanded and reports that near a few miles west of he he was the victim of a gang of peepee losing 60 in the encounter. The women of the band told him his insertion 10 cents 8 line for first ad and 5 cents per line for subsequent. He later discovered he was short. Second hand ads listed for sale and miscellaneous notices including Holstein cattle and a Delune sedan.
The revival at M. E Church runs through Sunday with Thursday night Q and A on Why Should there be a Judgment Day Friday features a great healing service. J Clair shares his own healing testimony. Persons may request prayer for healing. Sunday service 11 am on What Difference Does It Make How We Live Does It Any Difference What We Be Have No Wi Honest. October sale ads note bargains in men and boys wear at Craig’s Auction Sale closing this week.
Idaho Power proposes extending a power line southeast from the Kaeser corner for about one and a half miles, to serve Curry and surrounding areas, improving local electrical service.
Fragmentary line recalls two grains of lane met worth the search in a Shakespearean style.
Adv G W Blakesive reports water shortages in Nampa and Middleton areas to ranchers facing winter stock needs. Craig's closing out sale ends Saturday night. Adv Thomas Woody and bride, formerly of this place, return from Southern California oil fields after a recent injury.
A fragment shows a roll of Twin Falls precincts with names such as James D. Whe-Tan W Orr Chapman and J H Masters. The line includes several Twin Falls numbers and officials like W. HM. Burk holder and Mrs A Gebe ley. The portion appears to be an index or roster from a local commission meeting.
College days return and readers are urged to help The Record compile a current list of local students attending colleges or universities. Last year nearly fifty local youths pursued higher learning, and this year is expected to match or surpass that number. Readers should submit each student’s name and school to The Record to complete the roll call.
Readable fragments list lodge numbers for Twin Falls No 5 through No 7 with various member names such as Lula Nunemak J. W. Porter Alice M. Wolfe H. Kayler T. J. Liegd W. B. Lawrence W. G. Decker Frank Ham Ray Hughes Alvin Harbour Jessie K. Pike Mra. Wilcox Geo. H. Smith and Buhl lodges M. D. L. Barstow A. W. McCallum.
A fragmented OCR shows multiple Buhl No 1 and No 2 entries with names like Nellie Ostrom, Orville Peet, Runyon, Markel, Higginboth, and J M Rogers, followed by stray notes. The text ends with a garbled Hawaii Rainbow sighting and color description near Honolulu, lacking a coherent report.
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