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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1923
Page
4
In an Independent Filer column the writer promotes compound interest and regular savings. It claims depositing $25 a month yields about $13,000 in 25 years at 4 percent, with a breakdown of principal and interest and a persuasive nudge to start a reserve fund now. Public notice style mirrors local business booster tone.
Governor Moore appoints F. C. Graves of Filer to the Idaho Public Utilities Commission to fill the vacancy created by E. M. Sweeley. Graves brings long business experience, local pride, and a reputation for conservatism and fairness, marking a historic first for a Filer native in state service.
Advice on how to walk on public roads keep to the left so oncoming vehicles are on the left for drivers stay right and pedestrians stay left to improve safety for both. The guidance emphasizes consistent positioning based on user role to reduce collisions.
A garbled OCR note records names linked to the Pacific Evangelical Institute in Portland with references to Mr Meteilf his wife and child and Mr and Mrs W Lowry of Mothoter months ago, with Rev Meteilf mentioned among attendees.
A Jamaica life tree, nicknamed the lit tree, shows months of growth and vitality after initial seeding and sun exposure, with its resilient canopy expanding as days pass.
A fragment discusses glacial age timing with claims of a general age at 30 000 years, indicating debate over chronologies and methods used to date ancient earth events. The text presents conflicting numbers without a full context or supporting details.
A brief note states that the average life of an oyster is ten years, indicating a concise fact about oyster longevity.
F B Drake a licensed embalmer says the Idaho State Undertakers Association will hold its annual convention in Twin Falls next week Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday Professor Wareham of Chicago will speak on The Rev and Sire Mrs P J Kalbuelsch and family of Portland visit here this month by auto Aaron Anderson returns from Cody Wyoming after his sister Emma Lindstrom 62 dies He is survived by husband a daughter three sisters and another brother William Randolph of Jerome Elevator manager notes heavy rain delayed threshing Noah Musser and family return from Abilene Kansas praising the local area and road conditions The Old Nest at Gem Theater plays Tuesday and Wednesday with no advance price increase.
A terse reflection questions whether anything is sadder than unfinished labor. The line evokes writing toil and the tension between starting and completing a task, hinting at a writerly struggle with ambition and resolve.
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