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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
6
Fragmentary 1948 style notice listing subscription dues and advertising rates. Mentions Balkor Henry Lammets Mablister, reference to second class matter, public notice tone. Content is incomplete and uneven across columns with scattered names and prices.
The Record notes proposals to convert unused Bendat and other facilities into a civic center with reading rooms and childcare, aiming to boost commerce in Filer. It urges local expressions of opinion while highlighting worries about water rights, parks, and public safety amid a wet season and potential tampering allegations.
The Cedar Draw Lading Community Club hosted a Friday evening program at the schoolhouse to raise funds, selling a silk comforter for 78 dollars. In pre election news, Weeting and Myr Newberry received nominations to fill a vacancy created by Fred Binet, while R B Tasker and Myr were thanked for their service.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges inspection of shipments to settle questions of quantity, grade, and condition. Inspectors provide disinterested reports that curb disputes, speed settlements, and serve as prime evidence in court if needed. Any party may request an inspection by telegraphing the federal inspection service with car location, contents, and any special hazards.
A Long Corners bank tale of Barrett a jailbird turned manager who ousted Charlie Meadows and entrapped Luella Mason with payoffs. An ex-con, Barrett bragged of a theft confession while Charlie plotted exposure. Luella discovers Barrett’s deception, ends his influence, and she marries Coolidge.
Practical guidance from a United States Department of Agriculture bulletin on pig rearing. Emphasizes early farrowing in March for market readiness, teething removal to prevent injury, feeding regimes after farrowing, and introducing creep feed. Recommends castration at six to eight weeks and references Farmers Bulletin 790 for details.
North Dakota Agricultural College experiments led by Professor Shepperd show sows eat alfalfa hay and perform best when fed a mix of half barley and half shorts at 24 pounds daily for a 200 pound sow. Equal parts barley oats and shorts also work. Exercise by scattering grain on the floor keeps sows active. varied feed reduces hairless pig occurrences.
HH Kib dee of Lone State College says steers can be fed profitably this winter. Minnesota College of Agriculture notes 50 percent fewer cattle and lower feed use than last year, predicting higher meat prices in spring. Feeding is the surest way to maximize grain margins with no reason for anxiety.
A humorous front page exchange features a father advising his son that fame takes time while the son argues people quickly reach headlines. The dialogue mocks brief attention spans and the tasteless aspects of rapid celebrity exposure.
An evening paper notes renewed consumer activity as many girls return to work at service firms. The report highlights improving hiring and brighter storefronts, signaling cautious optimism for local commerce.
The Chicago Herald and Examiner lauds the exonerated White Sox, predicting they will be a wonderful bunch of baseball players in the major leagues.
A compact set of aphorisms emphasizing self reliance, mental calm, humor toward others, the value of time, and purpose. The lines suggest solitary effort and perseverance, urging reflection and sustained work as routes to resilience and personal progress.
Popular Science notes a stainless steel invention in England and describes German silver as copper nickel and zinc. It reports aluminum under pressure at low temperatures becoming liquid or solid and mentions a new cotton variety with Sea Island fiber qualities that develops earlier.
Vernie W Comegys and Miss Roberta M Reed were married at the bride’s parents house near Bubl yesterday. A reception for the newlyweds followed at the Kroci home with close relatives present. The couple will reside at Hansen on a ranch acquired by Mr Comegys months ago.
Sunday school at 14 m with Easter exhibits, preaching at 1 15 a m. Evening services feature topic Behold the Lilies. Young People meet 7 00 pm for Citizens of Two Worlds. Evangelistic service slated for 7 00 pm with related events and programs.
Classified notice requests help locating the owner of a black Lilien glove found recently. Seller asks for contact to verify ownership and arrange payment for the item.
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