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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
6
A fragmented 1910s style notice explains a government education effort by a bank and publishers to distribute informative articles on U S government, finances, liberty bonds and public policy. It invites readers to request mailed copies, highlighting civic interest and broad community access to knowledge about governance and taxation.
Filer defeated Blackfoot 37 to 7 in a very lean wet game at Twin Falls. Filer’s sprinters Hick and Lenlie led fast scoring drives while Blackfoot’s offense was largely contained. Twin Falls High fans disrupted the event with intrusions and heated chants as players were escorted from the field.
Residents McCleary on Pu Street reported the theft of two barrels of vinegar and a blanket from their home. Officers are tracing clues and working on identifying suspects tied to ongoing thefts in the past several weeks.
A brief note reports a string of thefts as a person named Viegar is linked to stealing beverages and items from several locations. Authorities investigate multiple incidents and urge witnesses to come forward.
Readable text reports Harvard players facing tactical challenges as they travel west. Officials debate strategy amid rumors of planned interception on their coastbound trip. A special trade arrangement is noted and the contest is described as a pivotal clash with possible high stakes.
A severe Thursday night storm caused widespread damage including a demolished screening house on Twin Faily highway and about 4600 dollars in losses. The Bull locale National Laundry smokestack toppled and part of the Golden Mule store was damaged. A Wall Brothers barn east of Kimberly was wrecked. power and telephone lines were affected and minor orchard and outbuilding damage reported.
Fragmented OCR style note describes poverty in winter with children praying and hunger visible. Mentions a stark need and a regional witness referenced as a warning about rationing or relief likely in a historical local context.
The article claims women are more sensitive to pain, more resistant to cold, and quicker to endure exposure. It asserts women are more graceful, witty, and symmetrical, while men are said to have thicker chest and head hair, slower digestion, and less resilience to cold.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a roadside exchange with slang and misread words. Speakers discuss car issues such as bumping top compression and a vacuum tank. A terse informal scene suggests mechanical trouble and local chatter.
A fragmentary note addresses a woman about a love affair and enmity for Ute. It hints at marriage plans for fall and references printing ante bills, The Record, and BERWICE calling cards as a cheap option.
A garbled fragment shows a girl named Binte excited by small gifts and plans to lure a friend into an odd venture, mentioning a trip and a trade, with unclear names and miswritten events reflecting a disrupted memory. The passage hints at affection, fever, and social schemes amid muddled dialogue.
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