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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1921
Page
4
A misty note from a local paper laments that many groups solicit free publicity and materials, while publishers use drives to show the value of newspaper advertising. The piece warns that if merchants keep giving away supplies, publishers lose revenue and future coverage suffers, especially during wartime fundraising.
Auction bill lists enslaved people described as property, a wagon saddle yoke of oxen hogs and other items. Sale set for Saturday at 10 30 with cash terms. W Johnson is auctioneer and J Coolay owner noted in this historical fragment from Kentucky.
A committee of depositors reviews the financial health of Burley banks the State Bank and Bank of Deeree. They discuss reopening plans after examining securities and state finance department statements, aiming to present a reorganization plan once assessments are complete. The group asks patients as the department of finance review proceeds.
Reports from the Bureau of Entomology warn of heavy grasshopper damage to crops in southern North Uekote Michigan and Oregon Cascade areas amid a prolonged dry spell. Farmers face bankruptcy as drought compounds losses. USDA offers bait formulations and control guidance, noting varying effectiveness by climate and timing, with practical preparation details provided.
A rural notice urges proper horse shoeing to prevent incurable swelling and early killing. Do not economize on shoeing, pick a skilled farrier, and ensure the shoe is tight and properly fitted with soft feet maintained. Avoid rough handling and seek expert care promptly.
A fragment notes efforts to supply timber for farms and provide employment during winter. It mentions making waste lands yield more and increasing the sale value of the farm.
The article discusses adding artificial shade for chickens, noting it may require over a year for full effect. It mentions quick growing plants to provide protection and food, suggesting rape and sunflowers as options, with trees also proposed.
A town notice invites patrons to a housewarming at the new grade school building tomorrow afternoon from about 2:30. Teachers Mere Wye Deneig Mine Mary Graydill Mrs Madge oode and Myre Lieurence lead grade one and two pupils in a friendly program to celebrate with a small silver offering for wall pictures.
Vehicle owners in the Piller district can obtain state condon at the offices of F C Graver or Arthur E Anderson. Claude Stewart, County Assessor.
Have reserve of grass seed as a plan to cover bare spots. If soil is prone to drought, sow white clover to mat and reduce evaporation, forming a protective blanket over the soil. Clover offers drought resistance and helps conserve moisture in dry periods.
Indians in Morricetown and Hagwaiget hold prolific potlatches marking peak social season. Personal belongings pass freely as chiefs and families distribute goods. White traders attend, buying spring fur catches from trappers and locals during these gatherings across the Hazelton district and northern areas.
Fragmented recipe passage lists methods for Hickory Nuts and Cheese on lettuce, Onions on Toast, Cream Sponge Cake, and Maple Custards. It includes bread crumb cutlets with nuts, cheese spread on bread, onions boiled and served on toast, a sponge cake with orange and pineapple notes, and maple custards baked in custard cups with hot water.
On the second night of the Chautauqua Festival the arrival of Woon Young Chun, a brilliant young Chinese lecturer, is billed as a cardinal event. He recently spent the summer in China at the head of a scholarly program, drawing broad interest from attendees.
Washington's Birthday events are noted as quiet observances with schools marking the day. Local rancher Charles Bassford proposes a road improvement plan urging farmers to drag harrows behind wagons to improve conditions, hoping to ease buggy travel and speed auto use. Snyder Hardware advertises mechanical tools.
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