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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1923
Page
8
A testimonial claims Adler aids stomach issues and gas within twenty minutes, touting effects on upper and lower bowels, removing foul matter and improving chronic constipation. The statement praises rapid relief and long-sought benefits, noting remarkable results in a single personal account.
A partial excerpt notes a countywide test or examination period for all school grades to mark the first semester. It mentions a Special White King Washing Machine soap demonstration at Been & Hammerquist on Friday and Saturday, with unclear surrounding details about participants or outcomes.
In central California a drying method using open air trays risks loss if rain arrives while fruit remains partially dried. The text notes schools may close and children pressed into service as workers mobilize to prevent waste, praising the Weather Bureau and Agriculture Department for warnings to fruit growers.
An old clipping notes Mark Twain’s hypersensitivity to certain sounds, recounting an incident with clocks during a reading tour with George Cabin. It also mentions his piano ear, railway dining scenes, and a separate accident in which Mrs Penny fractured her ankle after being struck by a car near a highway junction.
The notice lists on hand for ware a 16 center pound pad of power suitable for use by youth, children, businesses and households. Also typewriter and legal paper, second sheets, one dollar per pack of 1000, plus bundles of old papers.
On Sunday at 4 o'clock a wedding occurred at the M. KE parsonage in Spirit Lake. Adrian Clerk and Ming Minnie Brown, both of Spirit Lake, were married by Rev. J. R. Tumbleson of the Methodist church.
An older patent medicine ad claims Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh inflammation and boosts internal health. It touts an ointment for local symptoms and a tonic for overall well being, with testimonials and assurances of fast relief.
A Salt Lake Ford Motor telegram to Filer Auto of the city states a car shortage and that the factory refused 200 extra cars this month. It urges specifying a February shipment by noon Monday to meet spring demand and ends with Last Call.
Auto Service Station Johnson and Mallory announce relocation from West Main Street to the rear of C. B. Taylor Machine Shop on East Main Street today. They solicit continued patronage in the new quarters.
A roadside sign near Cape Jed proclaims “Step Here Lobsters” with a blunt invitation. The Boston iwelling transcript notes the crude roadside message and its ambiguous origin.
An auto driven by C. F. Andrews and a delivery truck driven by Otto Sealey collided at the Yakima and Main corner Friday afternoon last week. The truck, owned by Wood Mercantile, suffered a mashed rear wheel. G. Brown, 14, son of Ed Brown of Roseworth, received a foot wound from an accidental gun discharge while hunting earlier in the day. the injury is painful but not serious. Williams and Eggleston millinery moved from the Jackson building on Yakima avenue to quarters in the Vincent building on Main street.
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