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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
6
The notice describes a December holiday offer for a newspaper and explains subscription terms. It lists payment arrangements and reads like a city paper notice with numerous named subscribers and routes, showing who has prepaid, who owes, and where to send payments.
The fragment mentions Jamon Moorphon and The charseter but provides no clear event date or action. It appears to be an unreadable OCR snippet with incomplete names and context, hindering a full summary.
First National Bank held its annual meeting on a weekday evening this week. Directors and officers included T. B. Moore as president Elmer B Haag Guy Shearer Mot Weaver J. F Ertin with no changes to personnel.
Funeral reviews held on the day of the Piest Congregational march at Twin Palke for Virginia Richmond seven year old daughter of Arend and Mess Richmond of K Poploe. Interment was at Twin Falls cemetery. The event followed complications from an appendectomy.
Washington talks on wartime compensation shape a possible soldier bonus bill. At a White House dinner, President Harding and leaders outlined plans tying the measure to the federal reserve act debate and foreign debt issues. The American Legion favors an adjusted service pay option or a 90 backed insurance certificate, detailing daily rates and maximums for home and foreign service.
A dense, OCR like listing references pension and land settlement programs, reclamation projects and private land purchases, plus rental notices. Mentions Fort Hall area, Raymond Williams, Filer, Twin Falls, and nearby home rentals with terms and conditions. Contains scattered phrases about veterans payments, land purchase options, and wage details, all in a fragmented style.
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