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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1922
Page
3
Capper's Weekly recounts a rural humorist sketch describing a farmer as a 12 hour daily worker who taxes, hires help, and shops for dress and hat every five years. It contrasts two farmer types bookish and dirt farmers and notes family dynamics from youth to adult town work.
Twin Falls Idaho boards adopt a resolution denying coercion in forming a irrigation district to finance the American Falls reservoir. Landowners may request land exclusion and county commissioners will hold a hearing August 28 on the election petition with affected counties represented.
Burley district seed growers announce a Monday excursion to inspect top Cassia County potato seed fields. County agent says attendees will receive guidance on breeding and maintaining seed quality. Organizers request early count from Twin Falls county farmers and contact KE Broweard at the county agent office for arrangements.
The notice appeals for all news to be reported by phone mail or in person. It emphasizes the paper’s desire to print all news but notes cooperation is essential.
A Manchester man in Concord recalls the oldest sleigh he has seen dating to 1811. The item evokes centuries of change from Marie Antoinette to Napoleon, while random clippings mention censorship chief Joseph Levenson, evolving cinema, and a string of humorous vignettes and misprints.
A garbled column explores relationships and gender roles, musing on marriages, intelligence versus beauty, and social expectations. It references men and women, self image, and the notion that dating dynamics hinge on opportunity, effort, and perception.
Members of the Corn Belt club held their annual picnic at the Maroa school house. About 75 attended dinner, others arrived later. W H Spence elected president with W W Pariah as vice president and M R Parke as secretary-treasurer. Next year’s meeting set for Twin Falls county fair grounds at Filer.
Mrs Reichert sustained minor injuries in a local accident near the Cedarhorn ranch west of here. The top of the car was badly damaged but no other serious injuries were reported. Nearby residents and family were mentioned among routine community notes and a Wool Serge ad appeared among the page items.
A damaged excerpt shows a defendant described as lovely and the text notes alleged self defense. The passage references the judge’s prior ruling and questions about timing and intent. The language is garbled but implies a court or legal discussion around a shooting incident.
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