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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
4
The readable text shows a garbled note about a filer record in a newspaper, referencing farmers and a map or plan. It mentions publication on rem kings and an approval process, though many words are unreadable. The legible items point to an archived filing and potential review steps.
An antiquated notice discusses the strain of early Christmas shopping on workers and the public. It argues retailers offer broad merchandise and extended service, yet the seasonal crush burdens families and staff. It questions why shoppers delay until the peak rush and contemplates the economic impact on holiday spending.
The fragment discusses global economic issues and social conditions, mentioning the United States and international concerns. It references wages, shortages, and debates over policy, with scattered phrases about productivity and consumer life. The text is unreliable and contains garbled phrases.
Old folks dream of Christmas as Grandfather sits in his chimney chair. A family scene reveals memories of childhood, a shared dream, and a kiss under the mistletoe as Christmas comes to the elderly.
Mr Martin residing southeast of Filer moved onto Frank Paylor’s plate and plans to farm next week Ray Rileabooa will stay at the place but intends to leave for the east soon Farmers along Cedar Draw busy sending rock to a rock crusher In Mhie cheeriot residents hope gravel is returned to improve roads Schoolchildren enjoy the crisp weather Mrs Murphy back at school after suspected smallpox quarantine Funeral and Paul Childers absent from school due to sickness School closed two days this week until the county physician cleared it to reopen with classes resuming on Wednesday.
This item lists local social notices from Washington District. It mentions Mr and Mrs James Kennedy visiting the Leonard home, J B White visiting Twin Falls, Fred Parish hosting forty friends, a Christmas program with a community tree, reminders to bring presents, a campaign against disease, and various family updates. The piece notes club work, a cooking club, school events, and community gatherings with several families named.
The Mares Woman's club hosted a social at the schoolhouse on Friday. Mrs Diehl attended and the event supported poverty and care time efforts. The gathering was a success and aided future planning.
Corinmas plans unfold as farmers work gravel roads near Maraneehoot. The vehnat will vacation between Christmas and New Years. Children have drawn names and will exchange presents. Mr Riog returns from American Valle for a visit. Road project near Ross Mosaley’s place causes obstruction. School changes include Te Bante moving to the Sonia ranch site. Maron to play barter next Friday. other residents stay steady.
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