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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1924
Page
4
A community obituary recalls Woodrow Wilson as a war veteran whose death followed President Harding’s passing by months. The tribute notes Wilson’s lasting place in history, his health decline after long service, and his significant impact as a world figure among veterans.
A plea from The Record urges readers to share timely local items for community coverage. It emphasizes reporting on schools farms churches deaths births sports and municipal events and asks readers to mail or phone in the facts to bolster weekly news.
Meh high school notes cover editor Kilmer Adkins and basketball guard out with illness, Cooper ill, advanced English class contest for a medal by Olindly Watch Co. Details include essays, Lincoln biography display, play Daddy Long Legs with Magda Schavter as Judy directed by Mrs. Byrne, growing orchestra, new lunch program in home economics, seniors planning banquet funds, chemistry students in national contest, health crusade chores and parent teacher coordination for verification.
The third, fourth, and fifth grades joined the Modern Health Crusade under teacher Mitt Spaulding. Idaho Health Crusaders representative visited the schools with the county education staff to promote health education.
A dated 1924 notice from Ade Blanch Ripley in Long Beach requests cooperation from creditors and friends in Twin Falls county, stating he has not yet found a living after a year, asks for balance amounts owed, and signs sincerely at O28 Pacific Ave.
The class election results for the second semester at Rural High School list officers. President Ralph Love and Floyd Small share leadership in separate listings with vice presidents Charles Lapp and Ralph Newberry and secretaries treasurers Elizabeth Bickley Magdalene Schaefer Marjoria Newberry Ruby Lincoln among others.
A Montana notice recounts lawyer C. F. Gillette of Hardin wagering with a local minister to gather funds from lawyers to build a church. He mailed appeal to lawyers nationwide to donate a four-bit brick, promising church archives and a published reply with remittances.
A terse line questions if delaying a response by mail is a lawyer's inalienable right. The speaker offers no admission that lawyers habitually rush or shirk duties, but contrasts duty with restraint in legal practice.
An advertisement urges readers to choose Mutual Fire Insurance for the best coverage and notes Geo A Drake as a contact with phone 912. The message emphasizes quality service and offerings without a Martindate rating.
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