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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1924
Page
2
A garbled account mentions Mrs. Wilke and L Pinkham's Private Text, referencing long service and many women praised. The passage describes postoperative recovery, a desire to feel better, and a public appeal or notice inviting women to write. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse for precise events or dates.
An early 20th century style advertisement touts De Kilmer's Swamp Root as a pure, harmless medicine for kidney liver and bladder issues. It emphasizes safety, absence of habit forming drugs, and invites readers to try a free sample, promising strength and reliability.
A rapid roundup covers livestock quarantine in Utah Montana and California, political and legal shifts, and notable crimes. Edward Dougherty dies in Provo. Alfred L Du Pont case resurfaces with Mina Jessie Hall involved. Justices reshuffled in Carey. U S Senator Wheel investigated for improper retainers. Postal receipts dip in several cities. Reno posts a sharp rise. A New York Bay Port and others crack a counterfeit gang, seizing $40 000 in fakes. A Chicago divorce dispute and a British philosopher's remarks spark controversy. jewelry theft nets minor losses. A prominent emerald sale tied to customs duties highlights the era’s commerce.
The senate advanced a revenue bill and debated tax changes while probing charges against Idaho figures and a Montana grand jury indictment of Senator Wheeler. A Mellon tax compromise case stirred Republican talks as the radio monopoly bill passed, and the Interstate Commerce Commission weighed Northern Pacific rail cuts amid mining concerns. International items noted include executions in London and German economic notes, plus various political and royal updates.
Montpelier floods tie up Oregon Short Line trains and highways. Uncertain bridge washouts disrupt service. Pocatello standardizes city and railroad fire equipment. Idaho and Oregon congressmen push designation of Old Oregon Trail as historic highway. J G H Graveley to retain Idaho state board seat. Montpelier seeks warrants for Ishimaru arrest on fraud charges across states. Malad road improvements upgraded to near best condition. Boise bankers urge strict California produce quarantine. Idaho National Guard camp location approved for June in Payette Lakes. Rexburg finds largest mastodon tooth unearthed in basement dig. Governor Moore calls for dormitory at state prison for first-offense youths. Idaho Falls women form Business and Professional club. Tetom Coal president seeks railroad freight rate service from Tetonia to governor race candidate.
A historical note observes a higher proportion of single women today compared with colonial times, attributing the shift to changes in the social status of unmarried women and related societal factors.
A fragmented prompt discusses spelling bank with emphasis on capital letters and a claim that the bank was “So good unless it had large capital.” The text mentions Tommy and Tommyp Caesar style phrasing but lacks clear events or entities.
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