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Newspaper

Filer Record

Location

Filer, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1923

Page

2

American architecture and a lawn mower mishap

An Indianapolis News fragment blends a quip about American architecture matching Toledos and a brief tale of a man jokingly mocked by a neighbor after a mower incident. It then notes two young women in a downtown theater watching a love story, with a aside about a famous man linked to a brand of flowers.

Pletare Eeerens Indianaposie News

Mystery of a Card Party Night Ends in Death

Investigators link a fatal shooting at a card party to Bartley and two men amid tangled clues. A three carat ring is found missing, suggesting a theft motive. The narrative hints at a hidden lover and a friend’s alibi while the quiet home conceals murky motives.

Bob Wigke Tervente Bartle Giartiey Bartley Fiyke Stuth Wlyka

The Murder Mystery at the Slyke House Continues

Detective Bartley questions witnesses in the Slyke murder case as fear and suspicion ripple through the staff and guests. He orders searches of the house, recalls the poker game attendees, and asks for Lawrence's account while hinting at a burglary link from last year.

Roche Bartley Posible Howie Pelt Lawrence Currie’s

Burglary clues unfold in Slyke murder tale

Currie and I discuss the Slyke murder after learning Bartley’s return and the post office list reveals editor names. A newspaper editor recounts that Slyke offered five cases of whisky to Lawrence at one o’clock, with a second visitor waiting later. Lawrence speculates about a whisky sale and a possible witness, while the investigator weighs motives and alibis.

Currie Slyke'a Slyke's Slyke Ally Bartley John Manter Slyke Rimeetf Aiea Renorn Lawrence Jim Lawrence Slyte Siyke Mr. Slyke Thad Styke I. Lawrence Mr. Lawrence

Oyster 60 Years Old Reveals Age by Shell Ridges

Delaware researchers report an oyster sixty years old by counting shell ridges, comparing growth bands to tree rings. The find notes one ridge per year up to forty, with ten year intervals thereafter, concluding the shell’s age as observed.

Detensin Bay Hese Savante

Fragmentary note on trees and regional varieties in Kentucky

A garbled passage mentions Kentucky as a center of broadleaf species and hundreds of varieties, with references to conifer species farther south and tropical trees of southern Puerto Rico, then notes toward the Gulf of Mexico. The text reads as an OCR fragment with many errors and unclear specifics.

Kentucky

Cologne to Two Hundred Years Old Discovery Document

A colonial era note describes the origin of the original ca de Cologne recipe found over two centuries ago. It states the recipe has been entrusted to only a dozen people and kept in a crystal goblet under triple locks within a formal safe.

Cologne

Thought for the Day Prompt Weighs Parental Advice

A brief saying notes that a person who seeks guidance often follows paternal counsel. It juxtaposes a modern brand reference with a traditional moral about listening to a parent. The fragment hints at the value of dad's advice in everyday decisions.

From Generation to Generation in the Public Notice

Fragmentary OCR text reports on Lydia and Findham's work and mentions wealth and health, with unclear references to locations and actions. The readable items suggest a historical notice or advertisement about generations, families, or goods, but many words are garbled.

Great Grandmother at Forty Seven in a Curious Lineage

The fragment mentions Lee Angeles Onl Atre Vine Com pingham as a great grandmother age forty seven, daughter Mire Jinate Myers as grandmother, and Mrs Hertha Wianche Hauschild as mother in a family chain. It then shifts to a note about Low Angines Ex miner and Scottish Laborites in the House of Commons with references to signatures and divisions on an unemployment issue, amid unclear context.

Lee Angeles Mire Jinate Myers Thirtreas Mra Myers Hertha Wianche Hauschild Af Teem

What a Billion Means in Silver Dollars

A historical explainer compares a billion in silver dollars to weight and time. It notes a billion dollars equals about 31 250 tons in coins and would take 102 years for a treasury expert to count. It contrasts the English and American definitions and estimates per person and jobs created. It also mentions annual gold production around 92 million dollars worth.

Treasury

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