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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
2
Fragmented notice urges religious revival and ethical spending while promoting United States thrift stamps savings and treasury certificates as enduring Christmas gifts. It emphasizes personal responsibility, care for contracts, and postwar financial planning through government securities and the Savings Division.
The Publicheew Auxiliary notes rising costs in the printing trade as country publishers and printers seek fair prices to cover higher material and labor costs. Despite a weak market, postwar price levels stay elevated, demanding improved rates to sustain local papers and printing plants against patronage declines.
The fragment hints at a reprint in the Business Chronicle about economic strain and social commentary. It references bankruptcy, labor, wages, and governance with a skeptical view of society. The tone suggests a period piece reflecting public discontent and moral questions.
A letter from Theodore Hardee of the Twelfth federal government security office urges Commercial etab and other groups to buy Liberty bonds, thrift stamps, and treasury savings certificates. It argues these investments are rock solid, maturing over years, with four percent interest compounded quarterly, and valued as meaningful Christmas gifts that foster thrift in children.
A satirical reflection on mistakes by plumbers lawyers preachers and Hedrician figures. It mocks shifting blame and the ease of condemning others while excusing one own errors. The tone mirrors a newspaper column: sharp observations in a brisk, period voice.
Department of the Interior announces a land purchase application by A A Urie of Filer Twin Falls County Idaho filed October 11 1920 under the May 29 1920 act for Lot 56 Section 22 Lots 10 14 15 16 17 Section 23 Township 9 South Range 14 East Boise Meridian The notice invites any adverse claim or objection regarding the land mineral character or other concerns.
Notice is given that George R Vosary of Rogerson Idaho filed for final three year proof to establish a homestead claim for the Why 21, 14 14 N, Bolve meridian. U S Commissioner HK Pow at Twin Falls Idaho will hear January 6 1821.
The notice lists Albert E. Larsen of Hallinter Ide Jon Smith of Rogeron I Howanl J. Gibbs of Hogerson Ide as claimants with no witnesses reported.
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