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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
7
In Marek on May 1 the Fpiler Record Esjae condtor faces rival team at the gumtettieg. Details remain unclear but the matchup features local figures and anticipated competition.
A long discussion urges Sunday afternoon entertainments to aid social life in Gooding and nearby towns. Proposals include theatre forums, concerts, lectures, and church or lodge events to provide wholesome activity, lessen idle hours, and foster local pride amid postwar restlessness.
A stark statement declares every man in the United States must be a fully American citizen or endure a rough and rocky period ahead. The speaker portrays a rigid national loyalty standard and warns of social and political consequences for nonconformity.
Major Pred R. Reed denounces sedition and criminal violence after four American soldiers were killed near Centralia. He urges loyalty to the flag and law, insisting dissenters have no place in the United States and promising harsh consequences for those advocating trouble. The speech honors returning veterans and stresses patriotism and citizenship.
Listing of upcoming farm sales and notices with dates and locations around Buhl and nearby areas. Items include Ralph Larsen, Henry McGuire, Quigtey and Kelao, Robert Knoblock, Robert Larsen, H B Moward, Robinson, and H Pember with sale dates in Dee and Dec. Also a medical blurb recommending positive thinking and exercise.
The Piler Highway District Board met in regular session at 4:00 p.m. in Filer Idaho with President H J Weaver and members Iwan G Lincoln and LG Hill, secretary treasurer A B Anderson present. Minutes were read and approved, and a dispute over closing a road affecting land access was sent to Director Bybee for data and attorney input. Bills paid included Filer Mercantile Co boots 12.00, water 1.00, bridge work 30.00, auto and fuel expenses totaling several dollars, and various suppliers for lumber, tires, and repairs. Meeting adjourned with no further business.
Notice from Boine Idaho dated November 22 1919 states L George S Megus convicted February 1919 of forgery in the Fourth Judicial District Twin Falls County Idaho and sentenced to one to fourteen years in the Holme Penitentiary Ada County Idaho. He will seek commutation from the Board of Pardons at its next meeting after publication. First publication December 4 1919 final December 26 1919.
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