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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1924
Page
4
The text explains banks enable the exchange of goods and services by mediating payments. It contrasts the farmer selling crops, the worker selling labor, and the manufacturer selling products, noting banks support the money flows used to acquire inputs and complete transactions.
A reader argues that a farmer living in Rock Creek faced arrest for shooting ducks out of season on his own land. The letter contends farmers need relief from game bird damage, suggests allowing local landowners to shoot a reasonable number of game birds, and questions penalizing farmers who protect crops.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Browse and Mr and Mrs Bo Seyder with two children and Mrs Viola Diehl attended a reception for Dr and Mrs J D Gullian at Filer Met Bodlet church Tuesday night. Warne Bakley sustained a forehead wound playing on the street last week. Sore wound required four stitches to close. WL Landroth has resumed work at the seed house in Flier. The children of Mr and Mrs Beo Ulessinger are home with measles. Morting has recovered from a recent case of mumps.
A garbled OCR fragment references a distant object and vast distances beyond Earth, mentioning 14,000,000,000 times greater separation. It does not form a coherent news item with identifiable people or organizations.
A church message urges increasing attendance at the Baptist church to help unconverted souls find salvation. The author thanks ongoing attendees and asks God’s people to support, invite, and bring others to be saved, with hope they join a church home.
Pastor J. D. Gillilan will lead Sunday services at the Methodist Church. The morning sermon titled The Five Great Mountain Peaks of the Bible will explore biblical mountains and their lessons in faith. In the evening he plans to offer a colloquial talk on a Joseph in daily life and practice.
Independent Reboot District No 4 invites bids to lease about four acres of Victory school hay land for 1924. Bids must be mailed by February 4 to L Peek and M J Goode, clerks, in Filer Idaho. The board may reject all bids. Public notice printed January 17 and 24.
The Filer Idaho board met at 2:00 P.M. with H. J. Weaver presiding and Ivan G. Lincoln present. Minutes from the previous meeting were approved. Payroll totaling 466.40 and various bills were audited and warrants drawn. The secretary treasurer reported warranty numbers 618 to 632 were called in and approved. An audit report by Edwin A Wilson Company was presented and approved. The board instructed disposition of bank interest noted in the prior audit.
Incoming commissioners Leonard Shearer and Diehl are sworn in and organized the board. Leonard elected president, Shearer named temporary chairman, Anderson appointed secretary. A bond issue is discussed and past secretary Gillis is told the bond is disallowed. Regular session set for January 14 1924 at 2:00 PM.
Attest secretary treasurer listed and a $176 monthly salary referenced. The board discussed future road work with a mile west of Filer slated for priority, a three mile segment west of Filer second, and Dan Connors and K B Williams items in later order. Meeting adjourned to reconvene January 26, 1924 at 2:00 PM in Filer Idaho to handle all matters.
The term bugle originally described a bullock or heifer. It later referred to the musical instrument, likely due to its loud horn-like sound or its early construction from cattle horns.
Pocket gophers near Los Angeles today show no appreciable differences from fossil gophers that lived in California two hundred thousand years ago. This indicates remarkable morphological stability over deep time, with no clear modern descendants diverging in key traits compared to ancient populations.
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