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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1924
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR reads quirky advice with archaic spelling and fragmented quotes. No clear event, person, or place emerges to identify a specific news item. The readable text resembles a stray editorial bit or excerpt rather than a complete report.
Fragmentary note describes how early people shaved beards using nuts sbetla or bones. A sharply ground edge was used to cut hair, with Browe or tren ages referenced as part of the ancient practice.
The Board of Commissioners reconvened at the Filer Idaho office at 2:00 PM with George Leotard KL Shearer and G Diehl present. Minutes of prior meeting approved. payroll of district employees $1065.87 audited and paid. adjourned with no further business.
In the District Court of the United States for Idaho Southern Division Special Master Arthur J. Peavey will auction parcels of land in Twin Falls County Idaho on January 16 1925 at 2 00 PM subject to redemption and court confirmation. Deposits required with bids include 500 dollars. sale described in decree on file in Boise and Twin Falls offices.
Truffles are commonly located beneath oaks in France but can also be harvested under beeches hazel birch and willow trees. Record Office for Hutter Wrappers.
A humorous Barnum anecdote recounts a white elephant showcased by Barnum and the show, with a newspaper skeptic doubting its whiteness. Barnum replies that if Halley and he had made it, it would be white as driven snow, attributing the color to God. The tale blends circus lore with a playful aside about color perception.
A Portland Press Herald tale recounts a Connecticut peddler selling wooden nutmegs to a great grandmother. The replaceable spice myth shows advertising persuades shoppers, while today ads prove products and trust endure.
A collage of phrases mentions the earth's history period, thrifty coffee planters in the Seychelles growing vanilla on coffee, Parry the explorer receiving £25,000 for a magnetic coast discovery, Shakespeare’s line about folly, a cold remedy tout, and a legal notice stating a bid must come from the plaintiff or its successor with a £500 certified check to the Special Master.
The notice describes sale confirmation by the Special Master under decree 2026 and 3027, detailing payment of the balance due after bids, issuance of a certificate of sale upon confirmation, and the deed to the bidder or assigns. It directs inspection of the decree at the Special Master’s office, with final publication January 16, 1925.
Delegations from rural Idaho high schools attended the Older Boys Conference in Buhl December 12 to 18. Elmer Adkins and others represented Filer with over one hundred out of town delegates. L. E. Goodwin directed the event focusing on the four square life: intellectual spiritual physical and social. Officers elected include Humphreys Twin Falls president Taylor Burley secretary Villers Filer and Diehl Filer.
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