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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22
filler GIRL wins FIRST PLACE AT POCA-
TELLO CONTEST, MISS GRAYDILL CREDITED

Effie Nok. student OF the Rural
high school ana daughter 81 AIR and
Airs. IN Noh. residing northeast II
town won high honors "a Pecai1lio
last weew the canning demOnslrA-
ton competed in By champions from
all over the state. She demonstrated
the canning Of meats before the home
makers convention BY canning chick
Ell. This marks the climax OF series
OF triuHpks for Miss Noh. the first
being the winning OF the county cham
p.onship. the state championship. and
now the Pocatello award.
Other county champions going from
here included. Margaret Chasteen. Ted
sierer. and Viola Diehl Miss Mary
Graybnl local leader. chaperoned the
Twin Falls delegation. and has had
much 90 do with tie success OF the
enterprise She Is said 10 be- con
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22

si@tens worker ia the ilFm hareau and
AZ Poeafeiio Was largely respjnsihie
for the success uir ic bY fht Txin
Falls delegation Ihis 1gn b he
honor 81 belnr the fret % greet Cen
eI4i Pershilg Who passed arough re
Gate ely Est week
4 banquet Was che ieE1-
lion az the YelleWsi a. 70. under
the superfisitu Of ASSES Graybiil
Clever menus were provided upon
which nppl sd ihe names Of the
Filler Commercial ciLb TIRE nnhi
Chamber OF Commerce and ihe Twin
Falls Chamber OF Commerce In rec
ognition Of their financial aid In pro-
slJ.ng the expenses al ihr trip
Very artistic place cards uese made
by Miss Graybin there being On each
one hand painted representation %
the project work that each member
was following
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22
Bonds to be Voted Soon fer
School Annexes

The hoard 81 directors OF Independ-
ent district number four contemplate
calling a special election shortly To-
present to the taxpayers fhe PROPOSE
tion Of Immediately issuing bonds to
ne extent o. ss500o 0r $50 0oo to pro-
ride two two-roam anncxes 10 the
uresent grade school building. neces-
Stated BY the Increased enrolment
81 pupils
The board OF directors last Thurs
day Inspected the building with John
Wiser. Twin Falls architect. aud his
estimate IS expected this week
II Is planned 20 provide four new
class rooms. the annexes 10 be- erect
"a Of brick one story high The two
Filler schools have a total enrolment
of approximately 500 and 10 is said
that before the beginning ~ another
term more housing facilities are es-
seniial
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22
High School Play Friday
at Gem Theatre

Tomorrow night UFridayl AT ths
lem theatre. students Of the Rura
High school will present a Pair q.
;iNes. = farce in three acts. that q
being looked forward 10 keenly. moi
My by friends Of those taking part
Iut by those who like 10 see a cleyei
comedy. and one that has been play
ne in the big theatres Of the country
The seat sale Is reported 10 hay,
1een brisk and big majority 90 loca
patrons have already had their seat
reserved al the Filler Pharmacy No.
inly does the small admission price OF
fifty cents entitle one 10 see the plan
Iut there Will be three musical mum
Jrrs between acts taken part ia b.
Hr. Leslie Williamson. the Misses
Florence and Lucy ONO and Airs. x
:. Jones.
The students of the local high
school have been working diligently
IN their rchearsals. and as this vii
he the first home talent play seen here
,lnce last spring. large house g.
expected 10 greet the members OF tn
asst when the curtain rises tomorrow
aight
The play Is said to be ON a higher
order than the usual amateur pro-
iuciion atho IL is admittedly a comedy
featuring the farcical The plot
weaves around the adventures OF Two
pill manufacturers.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22
livestock Sales at Twin
Falls Attract Filler Men

That Filler IS playing an important
cart ia the livestock sales week now
T. session in Twin Falls Is evidenced
cot alone BY the list OF cOnsign0rs,
out from the number of purchasers
and participants.
SIDE ShOrihorn Breeders fourth an
aual association sales held on Monday
tuesday and Wednesday had the en-
tries or B. A Mccoy. T. X Cole. II. a.
Sehildman l. ii. Brown. Walter Jones.
AM William Beusing all OF Filler
Al TIE banquet OF the association
held Monday night many local live
stock men were in attendance. and
short talks were made by J. A Clifford
he pioneer ShorfhOrn breeder OF the
Twin Falls tract j NJ Markell. presi-
lent Of the Filler Commercial club. and
secretary OF the Twin Falls county
fair association. and H. H. Sehildman.
livestock breeder and president OF the
Farmers and Merchants bank.
Thursday will be devoted 10 selling
about 30 head OF Hereford cattle. to
geiher with a number OF bred sOws
l.. s. Otto will be in charge OF the
sale
On Friday Walter Brothers Perker-
on consignment sale will take place
al which time - head OF high grade
horses will be offered by such
breeders as Walter Brothers. j. A
Clifford. and Davis Brothers.
Col. f. o. Walter is auctioneerins
al every one OF the Twin Falls sales
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22
High School Notes

Six new adjustable Hail-Iirochert
dress forms have heen added to the
domestic science department. These
forms will make q possible for the
domestic art department 90 be- of more
service. not only ID fhe girls bur 10
their mothers IS wei q IS possible
Tor the mothers 10 come 90 the school
and hy the use Of these forms have
their dresses made by their daughters
Because OF abe incfascd enroll
ment in the sewing classes Il was
necessary 10 add anoihcr electric sew
ing machine.
There Will be a matinee performance
Of the Junior play. a Pair 81 Skies. -
given Friday afternoon a. 30 AZ the
Gen Theatre Children below the high
school viii be- admitted Tor the small
sum Of ten cents. thus giving them an
opportunity 10 see the play without
making q too great a financial burden
on the parents In order that adults
may see the play who would NOT be-
able "a attend a. night admission viii
be- Eranted them alsn ~ 20 cents On
the presentation OF tickets for the
regular evening eafeualnment
EfCe Ssh and Margaret chastssn
were the Rural High sciooi members
taking part In the program ~ the
stockmen's convention % pocaiello
p. b. former pat on demonstration
C meat canning that Pot heren'
% meat canning thg esse her first
place iu the state
Miss Jewell and AIRS n " Jones
are busy makinG ARRANGEMENTS Cor the
high school pupiis who eapeei 10 take
part ia the ame deciamaiory con
test
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22
Ot.O's EGGS Top Northwest
Rec ri Price

DurocIcrs giit farr0wcd No
inter 10. 1915 belonging 10 J.. ;
otto. locai breeder. brought the high
81 Pr,ec ever raid Tor hog. male
OF female. la the Northwest. at Poca-
silo lasi fhlrs,isy. ~hen T. A. Alc.
Master r..ia sli5 for Oitos priz
,nill..l. lislit'l ll.Atsas ist
The sale ~as feature 81 Thurs
hays program AZ the Joint aEricui-
tnrai conference held al Pocafcilo
aa week National Belle Ist farrowe.l
March -. 1918 sold Tor $3.50 The
40 ANIMALS sold IA the auction OF
he Idaho swine breeders association
whlle Two sows ~erc disposed Of at
private arrangement made while Mr.
Ofto Was at Portland last fall. One
4 these latter hogs. The dam Of Belle
'rincess ist. brought $500 10 Mr. Quo.
g. A. McAlasirT 81 Twin Fails Was
be buyer OF tbs lor kilt while the
s.ehard -Uissa comlany 81 Virginia
idaho bought the mother OF the high
priced SOW.
Fifteen Duroc-Jcrscys average
i.so So. an increase 90 more than slU0
ser the average a year ago. There
acre only four Poland China sows In
he sale Col T. o Walter. OF Filler
sas the auetloneeT Tor the Pocateilo
ale
Il Is said that AIR osIo nnquestlon-
ably now has the reputation OF being
he foremost breeder % Duroc Jerseys
the Northwest. aud has made
name Tor himself that u giving him
.aIionai prominence as a livestock
ROVER Ills farm lying a quarter
allie south - gDwn Is the Mecca for
breeders al over the country desiring
he best there - IN the Duroc-Jersey
train. Ace % Kings heads his herd
~hiie Old Filler Bellies Impression
A1ll be for years maintained In OtI0's
nerd and la the herds % Others Sc
curing his descendants
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22
Sommer Closes Out

One OF the largest closing out sales
in this community this season is the
.. Sommer public auction 10 be held
next Thursday al the famous Sommer
ranch joining Filler on the south. Mr.
Sommer Is offering all 81 his farm
equipment. 80 head OF cattle. head
II horses. household goods aud many
Dther things
AIR SOmmer has long had the repu-
fatiOn OF being one OF the most sub
stantial farmers OF this section and
he has surrounded himself with the
best there Is 10 be had In the Way Of
livestock. machinery and equipment
lie and his family came here about
thirteen years ago and have bailt up
me 81 the best farms Ia this vicinity
Upon selling the ranch last fall the
3OInmers spent the winter la Cali
i0rnia where they have purchased q
nome and will return there shortly
Aiunyon and Hopkins will auction this
Dig sale and Mr. Sommer invites an
MS friends and everyone Ia southern
idaho 20 come 90 his farm next
Thursday. eat lunch With him and
look over his Offering Look up his
al In this issue 81 the Record
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22
Reclamation Meeting

The Idaho Reclamation Association
has called a conference to be held IN
Barley on Tuesday and Wednesday
January - and zS The meeting will
BE- attended by irrigation enthusiastg
OF Csssla. Gooding Jerome. Lincoln.
Power Twin falls and Minidoka
counties and will De- Ia the form - a
get together. for everybody inter
ested In the subject along these lines.
Addresses and papers b. well known
workers and speakers along reclama-
fion lines will be given
The first day 81 the meeting vii
be devoted 10 the program. and the
second day will b. turned over 10 a
General discussion for all Who care
10 speak on the evening Of the z7th
hurley will furnish entertainment for
the guests.
II Is the hope of the idaho Reclana-
ti0n Assoe iation that All In Central
Idaho xho can possibly leave their
work will ~ on hand a. this meet
INK. a. u means a great deal 10 have
these clanties welded together and
supporting the Idaho Reclamation A.
sociafi0n. which. in turn. Is support
ing the Western States Reclamation
Association. hciicYinF that BY this pro
eedure " may s,oner gain eonsrcs
sionai action 10 soc shape - appro
priaii0na also iAai federal. stale and
private capital may ~ co-ordinatesi
In The storage ~ otf waste waters sud
in solving ihe problem ~ bringing the
~afer ARA the hand tasefher
Fred H. Rect executive secFs AIRY
of the state organization j. making
he arrangement Or The meeting
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22
hunyon to Build Block

WOgkmen are busy moving the wood
en- structure adjoining TIE Record Of
flee on the east. preparatory TO the
erection BY A. C. Mdnyon in the spring
Of another brick block.
The building nov occupier by the ID
p Produce establishment and Jake
Schlund. taxidermist. viii be moved
10 the north side OF Main street. op-
posile the Nibley Channel Lumber
compsny's yard Mr. Penny will con
time his painting business in the new
location
Mr.. Munyon contemplstes building a
substantial brick building on the lot
vacated. but the details as 10 size
have not yet been decided upon.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22
Births

a haby Kiri Arrived "a the home q
Ar and Mr. pave Rich, January ~
Mrs yeraon Darling and Mrs Lois
81 John 81 casilefor1 were Operated
On az the county general hospital
JlDu1ry 10 Tor Euiire
A daughter -fas horn on Sunday 20
Er and Mrs. raiier Nisrer
lr ana Mr. Vs. J Fenz.ck. Who
recently arrived hers from Illinois and
have taken possession o. the Elmer
Anan farm. are the parents q a son.
torn Wednesday
neon.
Nr and Mrs. 2. r. Doolsy. Of Twin
Fails are tte parents o. a son born
JzrrEry a.
iSr. ard ars. % c. Bogardus are
ire parents q a daughter born Jan
u1ry 10.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22
Salmon Settlers Organize

Settlers OF the Twin Falls-Salmon
River reclamation project. for the
first time in the history of the cor
poratinn. at an annual meeting OF the
Salmon River Canal company held
last week AT HOllister. nominated and
elected candidates for members OF the
board OF directors. The directors thus
chosen are. Robert Rayl. +. In
grahm and G.. a. Sallee other mem
bers Of the board are: G. NJ Hall.
a. C.. Grover. III. c. Dietrich. A. g.
Howell. F. b. Darlington. r. =. Bates.
In their action taken az this meet
ing. il is said. the farmers gave their
first evidence OF willingness 20 partic-
ipate in the responsibility OF operating
the irrigation system. The stock here
tofore has been voted by representa-
tiyes OF the construction company un-
der terms OF the settlers contracts
providing that until that IS per cent
OF the price OF water rights was paid
the Land and Water company or
trustee should vote the stock
For a number OF years. "a Is said. the
Land and Water company nas offered
20 waive this provision. but IL was not
until the state accepted the construc-
ton work that the settlers chose 10
nominate men from among the far
mers 10 act ON the directorate.
The meeting adjourned 10 February
l3 when consideration will be given 10
the annual reports OF officers and
recommendations OF the superinten-
dent.-Twin Falls News.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22
firemen Have Benefit

The ffremen's benefit shows 20 be
held az TIRE Gem Theatre Monday and
TUESDAY nights. az which time the
picture. Back TO Gods Country~ viii
be shown. Is expected 10 draw large
audiences. not alone from the quality
Of the picture but because Of the
merit Of the purpose Tor which the
benefit Is given
The admission price has been reduc-
ed 70 fifty-firs cents. 80 that a large
Patronage viii &c assured and Il Is
desired that the community as a whole
buy tickets and patrouizs these enter
tainmcrts SO as TO help provide the
necessary fire fighting equipment for
he local department.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22
Dudley-Fi her

The wedding of Me Perm Fisher
daughter u NJ and Nrt r. e. Fisher
and Clyde Dudley son 81 Mr and Mrs
D L pudlgy took place a. the Metho-
h~t parrsrsre. tha nsy G. T. DIAL
.fGc.ailar on Saturday afternoon.
The bride e. rrcduaie az the local
h.rh school and has been teaching a.
TIE Poplar hiil school thls term. Ir
Dsdiey WIS a member ~ fhe A. z Y
mr.rr the war and saw active service
n the front Both he bride and
rr3cm arr wrii-krour yorug people
= this community ard their many
,riends 50in with The Record IN En-
ending % them congratulations and
hearty weii wishes.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22
Creed-Deah

Announcements have b. a received
telling Of the marriage ON January u
Of Miss Fiossie Nay Dean. dau6hiei
u 4 r Dean 10 Irwin T.. Greed. q
Filler. The wedding took place 50 TIE
home OF the tride az Mobsrig. Ais
souri. where ar Greed has beer
pending the winter The bride and
groom are expected 70 make their
home here.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22
Many Carload Shipments

The Filler Hardware company a.
vsek received the first straight a.
load q lubricafine oils erer recei,
In Filler. The universal use % aui
mobiles. tractors. and engines has a
essitafed this exceptional shiprns
This company received a carload
oa'htuos last week and only a 81
time ago a carload q beds was unio
Cd
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22
Another New Business

Couger and Brand Of Tviu Tail'
have installed a vrlczrisinE plant y
the cid blacksmith shop east q III
Fuer Hardware company. and az.
acunce that they vii shortly h
equipped with an up-to-dafe plant g
take care o. the Eork il inciT line.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22

g u Mcbride Hled complaint IN the
district c0urt TharedaT fo- diTorcs
lrcm his wife. Minnie J. Mcbride OF
ne grounds q dssertion. They we're
married 10 Clinton. Illinois IN 1855.
sad IL IS alleged b. the piaiutiE thai
lftcr g years Of married life bis wife
eft hil IL 1913 and has not returned.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22

r. J. Hanion. dsputy revenue col
lecfor has announced hts itinerary
Tor the 1918 Income tax drive ending
March n. 1880. He will Be In Filler
On the -. 20. and "a. OF February. IN
BAIL from the - 70 zs and in Twin
Falls the arst fifteen days Of March.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22

The Rural High School PLAY. =
Pairof Skies" az the Gem The
tomorrow friday night
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22

The Rural High School play. "A
Pairof Skies al the Gem Thea,rc
TOMORROW friday night
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-27
HOW TO REGAIN
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-27
GLEE CLUB GIRLS LEAVE
TODAY FOR MONTEZUM.A.

The members of the Brenau Glee
Club LETT Americas this afternoon
for Montezuma, where they Will stage
a performance in the auditorium to-
night The ladies on the committee
of entertainment will compliment the
young ladies with lively dinner this
evening at the Country Club.
The Glee Club has had an ovation
in every city it has given a perfor-
nance, and the itinerary has includ-
ed Athens, Milledgeville, Thomaston,
Americas and Montezuma. After the
entertainment tonight the students
will return to Brenau to prepare
themselves for commencement.
The Brenau Club girls received an
ovation Sunday morning at the First
Methodist church when they gave a
musical program at the morning hour.
Four hundred and seventy-five mem
bers of the church and Sunday school
were present to hear the lovely num-
bers given. Singing at the morning
hour were Miss Hilda Sharp, Miss
Mabel Conway, Miss Esther Rey-
holds, Miss Thelma Kamb, Miss Co
rhine Crowell, Miss Lois Holt, Miss
Anna Belle jenkins, Miss Anna Muir
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-27
LEAVEHEADACHE
AT DRUG STORE
Money Back While You Wait AT
Counter if Aspironal Does Not
Relieve in Two Minutes. Alb
solutely Safe.

Save half an hour or more of head
ache and pain By taking the new As
pironal Elixir instead of the slow
acting tablets that have to wait so
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annoyance to your stomach.
Your physician recommends Aspir-
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the cause of bilious and sick head
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correcting biliousness and constipa-
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The next time you have head
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bottle of Aspironal and tell him to
serve you two teaspoonsful in a lit
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-27
A Shampoo That VIII
Not Harm The Hair

Just as a cheap and strong soap
draws and burns the skin, cheap
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color and life. If you are not careful
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Shuco Shampoo is prepared from
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nd hair perfectly clean, lustrous, bril-
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-27
FESTIVITIES AT MAY DAY
FETE TO BE INTERESTING.

The committee in charge of the
festivities at the May Day fete are
very enthusiastic over the interest
being taken in the program. Already
more than fifty mothers have enlist
ed their babies for the baby parade,
and preparations are going on apace
for the perfection of the other enter
tainments. Folk dances, impersona-
tons and an outdoor play are being
practiced. Those who will take the
part of butterflies are Alice Hill, Eu-
genia Johnson, Harriet Moore, EDli-
ly, Barclay, Lewellyn Ames, Dorothy
Bryan, Ruth Hightower, Mary Ames,
Gladys Gatewood, Mildred LeMaster,
Marion Tillman, Florrie Warren,
Edith Bahnsen, Anne Johnson, Sarah
Moore, Ruth Reese, Sue Hightower,
Helen Sheffield, Sue Dudley, Virginia
May Simmons, Sarah Shipp, Dorothy
Davenport, Aileen Murray Charlotte
Sparks, Kate Harris, Elizabeth Allen,
Louisa Cargill, Mary Hogg, Johanna
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-04-27
LOVELY DINNER SUNDAY
EVENING For GIEE CLUB.

Miss Anna Murray and her guests,
members of the Brenau Glee Club,
were complimented with lovely din
ner Sunday evening in the private
dining room of the Windsor Hotel.
The long table was beautifully APP
pointed, and silver baskets holding
pink roses were placed at intervals
along the table. Covers were laid for
"a, and the occasion was bril-
liant one. A four-course dinner was
served, and those seated were Miss
Hilda Sharpe, Miss Mabel Conway,
Miss Esther Reynolds, Miss Thelma
Kramb, Miss Corinne Crowell, Miss