The Filer record., January 01, 1920, Image 7

About The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930

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WM. BUNCH, Manager
Copper Clad Ranges
Simmons Tires-Tubes
Harness and Collars
Weed Chains
Cole's Hot Blast
Heaters
Snyder Hdwe. Co.
We Want Your Business
We are earnestly endeavoring to
merit your patronage by supplying
you with fresh meats and meat pro
ducts, w ell cured hams and bacon and
a complete line of market accessories
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The People's Market
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Fowler & Ackerly, Props
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ROOF GARDEN CAFE
HAROLD MOORE. Proprietor
MEALS SOc
Open C < m. to
A p. m.
Commutation Tickets
$7.00 for SS.50
Farm Bureau Nates
Humcstrader» to Sell Timber
outgrowth of the Benewah j
county fa t in bureau a project on land
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clearing. the Hangman Valley Timber ,
Owners' association has been formed
for the purpose. of at tanging a co
operative sale axf the Umber owned!
t*y it*® boniest*• der* of the »«Hey, ]
Sanders and DeSiiiel are the com
muuities Interested. They bare voted!
to accept Uie assistance of me United ]
States forest service in appraising the
Umber.
tluaadsr) Organizes farm Bureau
Boundary county bas organised a
farm bureau being the 28th county
In tbe stale to perfect an oigamxn
Uuu Enoch Torpen. who bus been
county club leader. will become cuuu
ty agricultural agent.
fight Classes lu Buiue XsraJiif
Eight classes la home nursing now
are bring conducted lu Hooding coun
ty. lu wblcb Miss Mgr v A Hust. burnt
health demonstrator of the farm
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bureau, »«ys jhe Interest is very :
gratifying
additional
muuiUes have expressed desire fui
the furiualhm of classes
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tin! Children tram lord
In three days' work In Meridian
4u2 school children were examined
by Miss Anna Eshenseu. Ada county
nurse, and .Mrs Annabelle Bennett,
home health demonstrator of the uni
veisity extension division They sent
154 notes to parents suggesting that
children be taken to
Oregon
the family
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New Payette ('«uni) Agent
Philip T Fortner, from
Agricult ill si college. is the new
county agricultural agent for Pay
ette county.
tspecillcalluus for Nil«» Issued
iustruettous for building concrete
alios of tour different sixes have been
issued by the university extension di
vision. One Is a silo with inside di
meusioua 12x32 feel, espacity 74 tons;
the second. 14x22, capacity 100 tons;
the third. 18x26 capacity 156 tons;
the fourth, 10x26. capacity 28 tons
The amount of concrete, reinforcing
and form material, and of material
for roofs and doors are glveu. to
gather with apocltls'atious for con
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Oulllulug Hudeut (autrui Work
W. E (.Touch, * state leader of ro
dent control work, is now on a Irip
ibiougb the southern and southeast
era counties of the slate, meeting the
vuuty project committees on rodent
Clilfirol in the leapectlve coiinlle-, Ill
plan* tbe work for the coining year
He expects to devote January to field
work <aud then to meet the north
Idaho cvuuty committees in February
This trlj/ is a part of a plan by which
Is expeVled that all the extension
specialists Will meet the county coui
vmltlees In thetr ^eyeral lines of work,
to outline the program for the year
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Bread Balk tin Published
A "bread Bulletin'' of 28 pages, toi I
of first and second year bread
clubs, has been published by tbe uni-j
versity extension division The author
is Miss Ina Schrlvaer, Fayette county
dub leader. . Topics considered are
classification of breads, essentials In
bread making, directions for measur
ing recipes, expérimenta with leaven
ing agentts arithmetic of the milking
bowl, score caxd for bread, outline
for biscuit demonstration, outline for
yeast b.ead demonstration score card
fur demonstration teams, require
ments for bread clubs and a sug
gestive progiam of work
Banner Plans Cuw Testing
Flans are being formulated fur the
organization of a cuw testing asso
ciation among tbe farmers of Bonner
county next year •
Will Blew Stumps with TNT
Arrangements are being made in
Bonner county (or the co-operative ;
j purchasing of a carload of powder i
and half a ettr of TNT for blowing
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BpceJalli«* on Idahu KuraU
The Bonner, cuunty farm bureau
(jiaux to distribute 200 sacks of Idaho
; Kura! seed potatoes tor next year's
! reeding
Rupert ( herse Factory Busy
A recent report from the Minidoka
- county (arm bureau said that d,« Ku
pert cbeeee factory wa» receiving
about 1500 pounds of milk a day and
that the amount was Increasing
dally Dairy cuwa are In demand
Plans ItfK-l.ajlng Caulesl
I.ewis county poultry
have organised an egg production
> club for the winter, and plan an egg
members
; laying contest
Will loiprutr Benewah Herds
E T. Powell, deputy »tale
: veterinarian recently tested 150 bead
1 of Benewah county cattle at Fern
wood and plans to return In the
spring to conduct further
Stock raisers of Benewah county and
of the upper St. Maries river valley
f In particular are anxious to have
tuberculosis eliminated from their
herds before they make further prog
ress In grading up the herds and in
troducing purebreds. as they con
template doing.
Vaccination* AH Successful
Mias Lydia Sinclair, home health
' demonstrator of the Lincoln county
farm burenn, on inspection ot the
vaccinated in the Richfield
Shoshone
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I Dietrich. Besselln and
schools, found that the vaccinations
»were 100 per cent successful, with no
j infections.
Are you reading your neighbor's
paper?
scrlptlon to the Record.
If yon want to sell, buy or trade
Land. Stock. Auto*. Farm Product*
! Furniture or anything. Invest a few i
cents in a Record Want Ad. (
Then send In 12 for a sub
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CALLS SPECIAL SESSION f
OF IDAHO LEGISLATURE
BOWK. Idaho, Dec 2 «. —Quv. D. W.
Jt^via today ordered a special one-day
gcss i on 0 j the Idaho le»i»lature for
Umge amendment. Th„ formal call
for the ltul<ll) «tipulaie» that no other
ie*i*Uttsn may be taken up
Th« iiat « i« t'ebruaiy 11 and th«
gov cri nor wilt ask lhe Ifgtalwtiir« to.
contl „, 8 pp <0 p iml , 01l ful eapenwa
to the actual amount « 2 p«nd«d by
ra«h xxAvtubtr not lb« lawful allow
anca of «0 cants p«r mile
D. S. IN BETTER HEALTH
Inder
America Hodges the 1.11 of
Mouridiiiieoi. pivlars, U.« !.. a.
Public Mralili SA-rvlcr,
Tbe par and Ute
if bot yeai bate
had certain very det.mte effects ou
health conditions in tbe toiled SlaltS
according to I>r. Charles Bwlduan of
the Vlilted Slates public health ear
vice.
Washington
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"With four million men under mili
tary discipline certain principles of
personal hygiene must hsve been
learned by all of them,** Hr Holduaii
say*. "Thm In a measure offset
(be
public
health due to worry and »train on the
people at home and disease actually
acquired In the army."
hud efferta on the general
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"While the high cost of food would
lead one to think that under nourleh
ment would be one of the evil» fol
lowing tbe war. this has not been oh
served as yet In4this country. The
high wages paid to labor have to
aided tbe workers to keep up in a
ui«*flur« with the cowl of food, whlla
the »alatied claw» hu\« I »een
able to
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make adjustments by saving on clotb
l|1K aIlll othel Hems In the family
budget to provide enough to ea(.
"Wo are fortunate In Ibat respect
Under
dl,lon ln Huaula. and since reporta are
available we find Germany and Aus
r *a under-fed.
compared to other countries
nourishment was first observed in
Belgium, and to some extent In Great
Britain, but It 1» now markedl> a con
"The increase In tuharculoals and
other diseuses that physicians believ ed
would follow the flu epidemic have
pot yet appeared in the public health
figures
**Tiie r#curr«nr« of th« flu, for
which health authority» were pre
pared by the public health «ervice
over the country, happily ha» not de*
veloped."
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10°° Discount
On All Heating Stoves
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Despite the fact that
manufacturers have
notified us that begin
ning January 1, there
'will be a 20 per cent
advance in the price
of stoves, we offer for
a short time 10 per
cent discount on all
heating stoves in our *
store.
best stoves made. ■ If
you need a stove, buy
it now.
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Fancy Groceries
tiOLIifclM WEST COFFEE
HILL'S BHUS. COFFEE
Oranges
Candy
Lemons
Figs
Celery
School Supplies
Bananas
Filer Grocery Co.
|. T. CAREY, Mgr.
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The Club
Billiards
Pocket Billiards
Your Brand
Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco
Fountain — Candy, Lunches, Etc.
Barber Shop in Connection
LAUNDRY
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Thanking you for your
Business and patronage
the past year, I wish
for you a Most Happy
and prosperous New
Year--1920
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