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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1923
Page
3
Museums display remarkable extinct animal bones but require lengthy fieldwork. Expeditions search vast sands for bones, many miles are covered, and fragile bones are uncovered with brushes. Found bones are shellacked, bathed, wrapped in fabric, boxed, and cushioned in crates for shipment.
A Hoosier principal borrows money with a teacher as security while his wife, the mayor's wife, snubs a loyal staffer. The loyal clerk waves him on, insisting a friend proves loyalty over wife. Another Marion County official, newlywed, honeymooning in Florida, jokes about missing a knot tying moment as hotel staff suspect his marriage.
Tangier Morocco is cited as one of the first international users of telephones, with service over forty years old. The system uses a one wire plus earth return and callers typically name the party. An up to date common battery switchboard and instruments are being installed as part of a Deway system.
Atty-aix years after it wee matted. Mo Bergauin, Spanish minister of Smancea, declared recently that he ha just returned & letter containing certis to bed taken this letter fxryela years and eight months to reach the destination. It contained a statement of the funde athat cme in the provin c treasury.
A brief lake scene describes Charles spending time with his parents as a wind rises overnight. In the morning Charlie goes out on a lake swept by whitecaps, drawing much excitement from onlookers.
Miss Zollie Fender remains bedridden a week after she and Miss Ruby Lincoln were thrown from a horse near Elmwood. Lincoln escaped injury and Fender slowly recovers from a back injury as reports detail the accident and ongoing care.
In a Boston Transcript anecdote, a mourning grandfather who cannot read the paper seeks help. Little Bessie advises him to look from the window and hold the paper up so he can read the words. The tale highlights child ingenuity and resourcefulness with a humorous domestic beat.
New veteran relief measures will go into effect immediately in the district. The U S Veterans' Bureau Pacific Northwest manager L C Josseph says many World War veterans will be affected. Provisions include presuming sound condition for those discharged before Aug 9 1921 unless noted, and disability arising from mental or tubercular disease within three years after service may be attributed to service. Funeral expenses and incontestable disability certificates are addressed, with fraud exceptions.
A lengthy notice details Veterans Bureau burial and transportation benefits for veterans with insufficient assets, including a flag for draping caskets and possible premiums waivers. It also publishes election calls for the American Falls Reservoir District on May 12, 1923, to authorize bonds and contract with the United States for reservoir construction, with precinct-based polling locations and appointed election officers.
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