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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1924
Page
5
Local brevities report daily life in Filer and Kimberly Idaho. News covers theatre manager, visiting businessmen, bank repairs, smallpox quarantine, church bazaars, club dances, relocations, and family moves. Readers note Christmas bazaars, wedding and anniversary tidbits, and residents visiting relatives in nearby states.
Last Sunday at the Methodist Church Pastor J D Gillian preached on Bible in public schools and the congregation was appreciative. Denman and two Older Boys' conference delegates spoke in the evening with Bob Hinkley and Elmer Adkins contributing. Next Sunday the pastor will discuss What Is the Value in Religion and Why Be Religious. Mrs Shearer resumes leading music as the Sunday school readies its Christmas program.
Mr and Mrs Homer Ramseyer arrived home from Wayne county Ohio where they visited relatives He attended the International Livestock Show in Chicago and saw President Calvin Coolidge at the exposition Mass schedules note a 0 am service every Sunday except the fire Sunday when it will be held at 1 am
Tom Mix scores as Buck Duane in The Last of the Duane a Zane Grey tale shown at the Orpheum theatre. The Western drama blends action and a sympathetic love plot with vivid performances and strong photography, earning praise for direction and thrills. Marian Nixon adds appeal throughout the film.
Washington reports the U S death rate rose to 12.3 per 1000 in 1923 from 11.8 in 1922 with only seven of 38 areas lower. Colorado Idaho Montana Oregon South Carolina Utah and Washington were below the 1922 rate. Refined rates adjust for age distribution and nonresidents.
Washington report on a visiting stage magician entertaining President Coolidge and his wife in the executive mansion for an hour. The scene included live animals and the magician presented a watch to the president, later recovered from a loaf of bread.
Bureau of Reclamation Moran Wyoming outlet report notes Jackson Lake Storage 76,600 on December 6 1924, 201,140 a year earlier for comparison. weekly precipitation at Moran 0.675 inches for week ending December 6 1924, and 4.24 inches for the same period a year ago.
Taxpayers must pay taxes at the county treasurer’s office by December 20 to avoid penalty. Remittances postmarked December 20 will be accepted, in the sum of £1, and should be mailed to Emma L. Warren, County Treasurer.
Laura Clark a junior at Filer Rural high school tops the six weeks scholastic report with an average of 95.50 percent. The junior class leads and girls dominate the honor roll with Pauline Bickley Evelyn Buchanan Mabel Delia and others also listed.
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