The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-05-19
ANOTHER ROUSING MEETING IS
HELD TUESDAY BY HUNDRED PER
CENT ACCOMPLISHED
Endorse Merchants and Planters Beet Sugar
Factory-Decide on Road Signs Otto, Wea-
yer and Shearer Outline Community Plans

many VI vital ilipOi ldntf
TO the whole community were sug-
gested. discussed and acted upon al
the second monthly banquet and
meeting OF the Hundred Per Cent
cub OF Filler. held at the Filler Cafe
Tuesday evening.
Nearly one hundred business men
OF the town attended the banquet
Several raneher guests were also
present. among them being l.. S. OF
10. livestock breeder and association
official.
w A shear acted as chairman
OF the meeting and the program and
arrangements were taken care OF
by a committee composed OF f. w
boring. and +. e. Drake.
D. G.. Davis was elected treasurer
or the committee to arrange for the
next meeting. G.. c. Davis will be
chairman OF the next meeting. and
Der OF the committee.
Guy ii. Shearer. chairman of the
village board made. a brief address
in which he outlined some of the
plans OF the present board. He
stated that the board was trying to
act judiciously in every matter.
and that IL was their desire to have
Improvement suggestions originate
from the people and not from the
board lie assured his hearers that
the village would get value received
from every dollar expended and ask
ed for the support OF taxpayers In
achieving the most for the town.
MIR. Shearer suggested and II. j.
weaver spoke more fully on a prop
osition that has been talked OF. to
make provision for the completing
the lS2 miles of state highway on
the west end that was not included
in the present contract because OF
insufficient funds. An exposition
OF this matter will be made in next
weeks paper.
r.. b. Ripley went on record I'm
favor of the paving OF Main street.
and suggested a plan for munich
pal building In the center OF Yaki-
ma avenue.
Earl Munyon announced that his
firm would inangurate Saturday
auction sale at Davis Bros barn.
commencing week from Saturday
}. NJ. Markell spoke on methods of
attracting people TO town. stating
that cheaper prices for goods sold.
higher prices for produce bought.
and entertainment. were the chief
magnets.
The advertising committee report
ed that arrangements had been
made with James Penny to paint
signs to be put up all over this part
OF the country. 10 be paid for by In
dlsidual merchants. Nearly fifty OF
these we're sold Tuesday evening.
l.. 5. otto urged attendance at o.
5. l.. dairy meeting to be held here
Iane 3 lie spoke OF the advantages
81 the dairy. hog and chicken indus
try. and urged closer relationship
between the business man and the
farmer.
A resolution was passed thanking
W j. Fenwick and I'D Noh for Civ
ing part of their property foe the
- 10
the highway TO the fair ground.
Inc county commissioners and 9TH
ar officials were also thanked for
the part they did in the matter.
n. &. Graves. chairman OF the
committee on a proposed rest room
reported that as yet no available
site had been secured. nor had the
problem been solved as TO who
would care for the building when
hhnt
A resolution vas proposed by F.
n. Ripley that the Merchants and
planters Beet sugar Company be
endorsed. and that an effort be ex-
erted 10 locate the factory here.
The resolution was unanimously
adopted.
Many ether matters were eonsid-
cred and discussed pro and con. and
a number of other men spoke. An
nouncement vas made al the con-
clusion OF the meeting that the bus
mess houses OF Filler would close
Memorial Day