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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
2
The Record defends reporting integrity amid claims about gambling cases and a robbery link. It argues for truthful public information, disavowing rumors while urging care in publishing unverified connections. The piece notes subscription updates and a canal company election with candidate Charles W. Colmer leading a director slate and scheduled meetings next month.
Fragmentary report mentions daily matters, incoming bound, and board members amid questions of effectiveness. Names Lincoln and Mr Atworths appear in a discussion about reelection, with a note of a committee or group backing certain positions, though details are incomplete due to damaged text.
The Walter family expresses gratitude to friends and organizations for kindness during the illness and passing of husband, father, and brother Nan Walter LK Walter. A bargain subscription offer from The Record is advertised at $1.60 for a year, expiring in ten days, with a lower price of $1.50 for a yearly subscription.
In Twin Falls Idaho the probate court orders Hertha B Binder administratrix to show why crops and lands of the Charles & Lieber estate should not be mortgaged to Farmers and Merchants Bank of Idaho for 1922. The lands described include NW quarter of Section 28 Township 10 North Range 18 East. A hearing is set for January 100 1922 at 9:00 a.m. at the Court House to determine the petition.
Collins stares down a puffed man in a crowded car when a gruff fellow assaults him. Grace Loomis, a poised secretary to Robert B. Allison, intervenes and identifies Collins as innocent. Allison, revealing his identity, offers an apology and orders Collins to accompany him to his office to settle the matter.
Fragmentary item reports a possible divorce action involving a woman and her spouse in a North American context with ambiguous names and dates. The readable portions imply a marital dispute or legal action but lack clear participants or court details.
An article reviews estimates of bird flight speeds versus aircraft speeds, noting observed speeds for birds up to 50 miles per hour in normal flight and up to 100 miles per hour or more in pursuit or alarm. It cites Colonel Steinmetz’s tests confirming bird speeds and contrasts them with aircraft ranges from 10 to 120 miles per hour, racing speeds reaching 180 to 190 miles per hour, and even faster models. The piece also explains that takeoffs and landings hinge on wing angle, while birds can dramatically increase speed when threatened or pursuing prey.
A garbled piece parodies farm life and education with scattered phrases about aging, debt, schooling, and simple foods. It blends whimsical lines about a bee and wasp, referring to farm wisdom and the value of feed, roasting ears, and watermelon in a rural setting. The text reads as a collage of rural maxim and satirical vignette.
Detroit News cites Philetaerus of Per gawam as an early thief figure among celebrated pilferers. The piece suggests archologists credit a humble artisan with inventing animal skin parchment for writing Villeteecus, while noting Philetaerus’ era saw a library of about 500 manuscripts established under King Attalus after parchment’s rise.
A Milwaukee Sentinel report describes a proposed 120-letter cancellation device similar to a typewriter, powered by a long feed and multiple chutes. The United States Portal department evaluates the prototype’s potential for broader use if experiments succeed.
In a 4m technical journal printed in Milan estimates that 200000 railway workers if each drove ten trucks for eight hours per day five days a week would move as much freight as the current railways, suggesting a hypothetical productivity comparison.
A fanciful pageant drew attention as a dapper pig named Die proudly paraded, tail curled and attire polished, while spectators marveled at the unlikely spectacle held in Hyde Park.
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a marital dynamic where a wife asks how far her husband’s support extends. The text suggests Mrs Krose You Here is willing to do most anything to Mars, implying a bold, unconventional alliance or partnership within a domestic or speculative frame.
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