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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1923
Page
4
The Filer Record, an independent newspaper in Filer Idaho, edited by Juneau H Shinn, declares itself official village publication and highway district notice. The text lists years and subscription rates and notes a 10 cent or 2 six month rate with unclear typography.
Editorial lauds Florence Kling Harding for restraint, self mastery, and steadfast support of her husband, showing courage in bereavement and sound judgment in public life. It highlights her quiet strength and background role during Warren G. Harding's rise and death. The piece shifts to autumn harvest notes, urging market focus on concentrated crops and noting cows as hay balers.
A brief note extols the home paper as the first source to introduce a newborn to the world, emphasizing its role in shaping early awareness and community connection.
The home paper accompanies you from school honors to marriage and career, reports illness and misfortune, publicizes promotions, follows moves, defends reputation, and supports the town’s churches and schools. It advertises bargains and finally memorializes a life in full.
The village adopts a weed ordinance with teeth to force removal of weeds and rubbish within its limits. Vacant lots must be cleared, and after ten days' notice failure by property owners allows the municipality to perform the work and charge the costs to taxes.
The fair opens in a month and invites locals to bring friends from out of town to attend the firial and spend the week together. It is described as the premier school for agriculturists in this western region.
A party led by Dr. F A Debbt with Charles and May late Tuesday from a fishing trip near Kasegay and Trail Creek north of Hadley reports a most enjoyable outing and good fishing. Mourning surrounds Mr and Mrs Aiwford after the death of Je Fortier at their home between here and Twin Palle Monday morning. Mrs Crawford, formerly Hattie Angel, a Maron district pioneer, attended. Mrs Dudley and family were surprised by the news and remembered the day with ice cream and flowers. Mrs Ivan Cobb hosted a birthday party for her son Francis, age four, with pink and green decorations and games among eleven children.
Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases about filers, profits, and unnamed parties. Mentions of oxcarts and adier i ka appear. no coherent event or entities connect to a verifiable news item.
Fred Hoops aged 22 and Clayton Good yoar 24 were held on cash bond of 1500 each to answer grand larceny charges after a preliminary examination. William Hoops, father of Fred, and a well known resident of Hollister District now in highway construction to Nevada, were arrested in connection with the alleged theft. The men were taken into custody 18 miles from here Tuesday last week.
The Burley paper reports Cassia county will host a fall fair on September 19 20 and 21 with committees appointed to handle details. City and county officials coordinate event after Twin Falls fair.
The article describes multiple picnics at Tourist Park run by three Baptist groups and an M. E. event with future gatherings. It notes heavy tourist car traffic from seven states, honeymooners seeking quiet camping, and visitors praising the area. It mentions grandstand painting, rides, upcoming races, and a two day children's conference with a new ticketing system.
A large Saturday crowd welcomed the Clover band for its second concert of the season. The performance from the bandstand at the corner of Yakima avenue and Main Street offered spirited melodies and lively entertainment for residents.
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