Local Brevities From The Record Notes
Local notes report births, rentals, business moves, social visits, and events. A son born April 16 to Mr and Mrs Hagler. Dodge delivery car joins Wood Mercantile fleet. Miss Evans visits Twin Falls. Miss Williams moves to Twin Falls. various social and church notices plus a carnival dance at Gem roof garden.
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H. C. Hagler
R. L. Shearer
Misa Lillian Evans
Twin Park
Wood Mercantile
Otto
County General Hospital
Edith Williams
Eggleston
Twin Falls
Lucy Otto
Guy Newman
Albion Normal School
Earl Peck
Carleton
Bubl
Methodist Church Service Schedule and Slides Event
Pastor C E B Deal leads 9 45 Bible school 11 morning worship and 7 evening Epworth League with a sermon In Gethsemane With God The missionary slides on China were used this Sunday and will be shown again next Sunday evening The Ogden Utah First Methodist Episcopal church arranged the slides and forwarded the first sets this week A cordial welcome to all.
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Bible School
Morahmon
Epworth League
Gethsemane
God
China
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ogden
First of May Pageant Planned for Local Schools
A shut up Posey pageant will be presented by fourth to eighth graders in local schools around May Day. Miss Beryl Downs, musical instructor, says the show includes speaking parts songs and dances. Character announcements will appear in these columns next week.
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Beryl Downs
Bequence Ben Quinn Incident Reported by Hiawatha World
Indiana man Bequence Ben Quinn reportedly bought a filover and suffered a head injury and broken arm after a fatal road incident. He described a slow first mile, drinking alcohol, a faster second mile, another drink, a very fast next mile, and a detour at a bridge leading to the accident, per the Hiawatha World.
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Ben Quinn
Indiana
Freshwoman Wit and Juliet Critique Echo Through Campus
A witty Freshwoman quips youth and age with the line if youth only knew if age only could. A dramatic critic says Juliet is a role no actress can master until she is too old to look.
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Juliet
Comet Engine Preserved At South Kensington Museum
In Lendom at the South Kensington museum the very engine that powered the Comet, the fret passenger steamboat famed in European waters, is on display. The Record serves as the headquarters for all kinds of fine commercial printing.
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South Kensington
Lendom
the Record
For Sale Certified Seed Wheat and Durocsow
Classified notice lists for sale certified Dicksow seed wheat and Durocsow from Geo R Johnson with phone 914 rt 2 Filler. A separate lost notice requests returning a plush lady’s belt left Saturday between Frank Ritchie and Filer, asking to report to Record office. Additional clipped lines mention historical notes about The Daily Courant and a quote on vision and manhood.
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Dicksow
Durocsow
Geo. R. Johnson
Frank Ritchie
Filer
Record Office
Forbes Prize Essays on Public Utilities Open to All
Idaho Power invites writings for a public utilities prize offering 1000 dollars for the best essay on customer ownership benefits. Entries welcome from any reader, subscriber or not, including Idaho Power stockholders, with no purchase or ownership required.
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Forbes
Public urged to support utility investor ownership contest
More than two million customers own securities in their utility firms and Forbes magazine offers prizes for ideas on encouraging local power company development. First prize 500 dollars, second 200, third 100, plus forty five dollar awards. Contest closes May 19. Send letters to Forbes contest editor at 120 Fifth Ave New York City. A yearly newspaper subscription costs two dollars.
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Ight and Power
Forbes
Fifth Ave
New York City
Nature's Mean Trick on Man and a Terrapin Appetite
A quixotic line notes Nature plays a sly game with man as she endows him with a terrapin appetite and a champagne urge, then teases the stomach with toast and tea.
Tolstoy Quotation on Gender and Air Consumption
A quotation discusses Tolstoy claiming women are more impressionable and better in the Golden Age, then worse than men, followed by a note that the average human uses 200 cubic feet of air in 24 hours. The text blends literary reflection with a scientific claim about respiration.
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Tolstoy
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Boise
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Filer Dairy
Jesse Hamline
J. L. Burkett
Culbertson
Nebr
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Mr. Burkett
R. H. Wilson
Burkett
Douglas Bolens
Guy H. Shearer
Milwaukee
Wis
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Port Washington
A. D. Bolens
Lester Sealey
Utah
A. S. LaMonte
The
Maresistrict
Long Beach
Cal
Oscar Peterson
Alfred Rackow
Hollister
Filer Auto Company
Clarence Bever
Los Angeles
Hill Street
Sun Drug Company
Filer Lodge
Bud Masons
Buhl Lodge
Earl Munyon
EB. W. Boring
Charlies McCleary
Harvey Albright
D. W. Rupp
William Tilden
Washington, Kans
Rupp
Mr. Tilden
Albert
Phebe Smith
Raceaue
Daily Courant
Daily Monitor
Agricultural Extension Division
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Idaho
Boring Bros. & Dillingham
Mr. Renoft
Idaho Power Company
Atention
Forbes Magazine
Ite
Hong
Orpheum
Priest
Lincoln J
the Fast Mail
Athe Review
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Mr. and
Mrs. Carter DeHaven
Dad News Weekly
Roseino Trio
Watts and
Ringold
Billy Chicago
Collins
Belmont
Betty Blythe
Douglas Fairbanks
Detroit White
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Filer Hardware Co
Federal Reserve System
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Henry Ford
Detweiler Coal Co
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