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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1924
Page
8
A fragmented OCR item mentions American reliance for varying goods and trade, noting references to international suppliers and goods. It lists scattered names and places such as Liberia, Latvia, Norway, Sweden, and others in a broad commerce context. The garbled text implies a discussion of trade, duties, and market dynamics with multiple nations cited.
Fragmentary prose mixes poems and jokes about open faces and a looming encounter. The piece weaves metaphors of reflection, a mysterious counte nance and a professional Bunny Jim figure, hinting at hidden motives and social faces.
Fragmented text suggests debates over goat milk as a substitute for cow milk in infant feeding. It references medical authorities, dietetics, and concerns about nutrition, safety, and potential health outcomes for young patients.
An excerpt recounts a rural crime scene with remarks from a magistrate and witnesses. The farmer near the scene describes the driver’s actions and a witness saying the driver attempted to avoid causing harm. Road conditions and repair were noted, with a tense investigative tone throughout.
An OCR fragment discusses Camety TM and scholars with a vague description of a work titled De Valesrt Wequestia. It mentions Sap, Dante, and poets composing, with references to geography and places, though details are unclear due to garbled text.
W R Short was elected noble grand of Filer Lodge No 126 I O O F at the semi annual election. T C Smith, a charter member, was chosen vice grand. B L Heyteon was reelected secretary and Chertes Orm reelected treasurer. Installations set for January. Wednesday meeting saw initiatory rites and a candidate named W R Reld.
Kathleen Norris novel Christine of the Hungry Heart has become a noted photo play. Produced by Thomas H. Tec o for the First National with a star cast led by Florence Vidor Warner Baxter Jan Kerr Clive Brook and Walter Fliers. The film will be shown at the Orpheum on Monday and Tuesday in Twin Falls.
North firm for Harkins and Sells seeks $2491.79 or more for services on February 1924 audit of Hard Nichols hardware. Defendants argue the charges exceed the original scope and were not called for by agreement. Suit filed in district court cites accountant claim for services beyond engagement.
The Gem theatre announces will rooksra pilm at Gem with Two Wagons Both Covered and a feature time Pale Week. The rural venue plans showings on December 10 and 11 with WI Rogers billed and a matinee likely. manager promotes the program as popular entertainment for the week.
Last Sunday the assistant was loaned with the Rev Chas W Evans of the Presbyterian Church for the day in an exchange between pastors. Today the sermon will be The Bible in the World following the 2 PM service. Reader invited to attend and consider contributing time. Last Tuesday Mr Philby was advanced to a vacant position created by Mr Smith’s resignation and Mrs Cedarberg was elected assistant superintendent.
A fragmentary excerpt describes beliefs that men are transformed by wisdom into lunar figures as moon medians who oversee marriage arrangements. It notes medicine men of old tribes gaining power by retreating to a hollow and consulting with the man in the moon, framing the moon as a healer and judge in tribal cosmology.
Mina Ayren leads the Baptist Church with a 10 am Church School under Mrs Pate as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 features The Life That Wink. Evening services at 7 40 present Peter-Hia Life. News notes include Mr and Mrs J G Munyon leaving Long Beach for Idaho, and Mr and Mrs Ralph Beer returning from a wedding trip to Pocatello and East Lake City, now living at Rex Arms apartments Twin Falls. Also listed are Marcel and Bob Curl items and an ad for ball bearing gears on 6th Street at the Record office.
Idaho beat Nevada 24 to 0 at home. Nampa defeated Twin Falls 14 to 0 at Nampa. Albion Normal won 17 to 14 at Caldwell in a game at Twin Polla.
Thanksgiving services were held at the Meononite frethorn in Christchurch with joining by members of the Miveton church of Twin Falla. The Rev Mr Worcheater gave the address and special music was provided. See our new line of Christmas
The speaker argues that a man serves country, humanity, ancestors, and future generations through social duty and Christian charity. Millan then gave the benediction ending Kiwanis club ceremonies, marking the first break in nine months since its inception.
FOR SALE My home place of 20 acres located black north of the sweet end of Main Street Good residence and other improvements Mrs A Duquesne Phone 22 Best fresh about January 1 Musser at O J Childs Seed Co S8-e8 FOR SALE Jersey cow will fresh soon Henry Simon 38-tf FOR SALE Good work horses also good De Laval Separator No 16 Doe Hawkins ett
Record on appeal to the state supreme court is completed by C L Bowen deputy clerk of the District Court in the case of D M Denton versus D P Detweller and others. Denton seeks 2000 plus interest on 4800 shares of Twin Falls Times Publishing stock he says he owned. Defendants contend they paid 11000 for the stock and deny liability. The Times Publishing Company Intervenor asserts its own claim to any judgment.
High School notes show second six weeks cards given last Wednesday. Mental test results link low class work to laziness in some students. The Kiwanis Club awards the student leadership cup which will be led by a student body vote for the year’s top contributor to the school.
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