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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1923
Page
3
On a Saturday night a red faced woman with a sign reading Disabled Policeman stood in the gutter. Passers by tossed coins into her hand, a small crowd gathered, and a mounted constable arrived asking the woman explained she was collecting fines after a disturbance last night.
A clipped gossip note recalls a reform marriage with a young millionaire whose fortune and life unravel after the union. The commentary hints at unintended consequences as the couple’s plans backfire and wealth drains away.
Scribal garble presents a collage of jokes and quips about umpire calls in a baseball-like tail cane, auto repair talk, and literary asides. The piece references Butter’s complaint, an English umpire, a US vs Australia scene, and witty lines about poets Wendell and Yates, with scattered phrases on tragedy and comedy.
Idaho Falls featured four lit Christmas trees in the business section funded by the Idaho Falls Commercial Club and city expenses. Other notes report infant death from home wood smoke near Mountain View, local legal actions and various incidents across Pocatello and surrounding areas.
A troubled note describes a weed named troublesorse affecting wheat crops in Barcolle area. It mentions suspected contamination with alee and bs bind of breme grua¢, calling Bevesly regerded a degrorrate when Wheat changes. The text hints at harvest and ground processing, suggesting 60 me to be useful. It closes with a proverb about people not learning despite talking.
A visitor recalls an awkward evening as lively plans unravel at friends. Conversations drift, ambition to escape town prompts a shift in mood, and the host reflects on how the moment changed the gathering.
An old marketing snippet touts swamp root as a cure for various ailments claiming to cleanse kidneys and other organs. It mentions headaches and bodily complaints and urges readers to try the product, with place names and erratic phrasing indicating a dubious patent medicine pitch.
A fragmentary past tense note asks why someone has not wiped or hit back at home and mentions a late date. It preserves unclear terms and lacks clear action or identifiable persons. The readable bits suggest personal misgivings or a domestic prompt without a definite event or outcome.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a means to dye a sweater, skirt, and a child's coat. The copy emphasizes dyeing results on different fabrics and hints at washability and color fidelity, reflecting old time household shopping appeals.
Garvon L Addition Mes Toten is noted among veterans in a brief notice. The item lists names connected to veteran status, reflecting a local historical record.
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