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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1923
Page
4
The piece reflects on back yard baseball among youths, noting balance between sport and property respect, with emphasis on sportsmanship and community benefits. It also reports praise for small town newspapers, including The Record in Gooding and The Filer Record, lauding local editors and papers as strong regional weeklies.
A campaign to reduce unnecessary sounds grows as rare music enters the scene, drawing attention from enthusiasts and critics alike. The effort emphasizes quieter environments and the preservation of acoustic purity.
A quoted aphorism notes a social belief about appearances versus inner qualities. The remark attributes greater outward attractiveness to those deemed less thoughtful, reflecting a gendered stereotype rather than a factual event or report.
The Twin Falls County Tribune becomes the latest paper in Southern Idaho with A Edwin James former Kimberly Tribune proprietor as publisher and Bert H Evenson as editor. The Record welcomes the new publication and wishes it success.
A subscriber letter to Tue Record complains that their reception notice expired April 1 and asks not to send renewals for now. The reader mentions many small tasks to handle and signs respectfully.
A witty remark notes that boasts of success may rest on early help from a woman who pushed a man along in a go cart, framing ambition as tied to initial assistance rather thansolely personal effort.
L Platz in Shoshone Journal notes pupils hope no more wars to spare lessons. Public halls endure heavy use for modern dances. Girls who bobbed hair last year spend on cosmetics to grow it out. Teachers cite late hours hurting study while pupils blame dancing and athletics. Germans are seen only for the gun point. No objections to husbands giving wives affectionate soul kisses.
Mrs C L Dediey has been ill a week and was able to attend with her baby. The gathering at the Christian church in Twin Falls included many locals such as Merle Davis Ronald Krohn and families. An evening of sociable fun featured refreshments and friendly visits among neighbors.
A Methodist church announces changes to the evening program with Bible school at 45 and a public review on April 15 led by Pastor Bender. The notice emphasizes rescheduling of the evening events and invites attendance.
Worship at 11 with a sermon Omens of Spring. Haworth League at 7 led by Misa Magell Heeman on How shall We Choose Our Good Times. Evening worship at 4 with The fifth erms im the th Chrint Getheomane with God. Remarkable portrayal of last week of our Lord's life. past sermons followed by next week's beat features. Celery welcome to all.
The notice states services will commence at 11 o'clock with Rev Buechler leading. The brief item names Jened Month and Rev Buechler and places the event in a church or meeting context.
Examinations in all eighth grade subjects and in physiology and geography for seventh grade will occur Wednesday through Friday. Pupils from several adjoining districts will take the tests here. The PTA has a partial promise from President Hocock of Albion Normal to send a speaker to address the association at the next meeting in Filer. Probation Officer John Ault and County Superintendent Charlotte
The piece notes growing interest in spring athletic events at the district with pupils aiming to win in their chosen parts. It mentions a large safe purchased by the district, a well attended Easter program by fifth graders under Helen Klaas, and eighth graders numbering 20 preparing for upcoming examinations while parents are urged to limit distractions. It also includes a poem by Bert Wood and a Bible study class announcement for Mrs. Margaret Sealey’s home, plus a note on the modest 30 cent classified ad rate.
Dr M Lehrbach presents gynecology and surgery services for women's diseases. Located in the Smith Rice Building in Twin Falls Idaho.
A May festival by grades four through eight will be held on the Central School lawn around May Day. The program features a pageant titled The Shut Up Posey with speaking parts songs and dances. A marching drill wand drill and May-pole winding will precede and follow the pageant.
Patrons of common school districts will hold annual meetings at the district schoolhouse. They will meet Saturday of next week to fix the year's levies and hold elections to fill vacancies on the boards.
The board of trustees of the Rural high school district met in regular session on Monday night. There was not a quorum at the meeting of the independent school district No. 6. A yearly subscription to this paper costs $2, less than four cents a week delivered to your mailbox.
Catarrhal deafness attributed to inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining. Claims of permanent hearing loss if inflammation not reduced. Hall's Catarrh Medicine cited as effective for catarrh and related deafness for over forty years. Sold by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, and all druggists.
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