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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1924
Page
4
A brief filing note records a single year of unusual activity described as a Biogle copy. The item highlights a fiscal or archival action with limited available details and no explicit names or dates. Further context is unclear from the fragment.
Graduating class members bought class rings from a Los Angeles TV company representative. A subscription drive funds a student farm fund. The school split into groups for a student party if the teams lost. First semester roll includes seniors, juniors, and sophomores with various grades. Honor roll percentages show more girls than boys on the honor list.
Maroa notes from Ma Hoa county report Mrs Hertha Here moved from Twih Faille County General hospital to her home after a weekend injury to her ankle. Obits and birthday anniversaries are noted, with regular visits and church attendance mentioned.
The report notes student health concerns and a pledge advised by doctors to avoid wheels during illness. It mentions individuals Robert Lypard Alberta Haemiow and Harold Tiddes who contributed to the discussion at a recent meeting in the Hele roomination hosted by RUEB Eric Leet.
An old OCR fragment notes a Methodist church event with a sermon announced and mentions an airplane ER-1 and a human progress theme. The text is garbled but indicates a church service and a public message urging progress and humanity.
Federal judge Morris M. Marrin rejects conspiracy and fraud claims in the Alien Property Custodian sale of 4,700 German patents to the Chemical Foundation Inc. The court says executive wartime powers authorized the sale, praises the trustees, and holds no evidence of fraud or deceit by government officials. The ruling upholds transfer of pat ents used to aid U S chemical industries, noting the public interest over private gain.
Judge W A Babcock granted a new trial in the suit by E P F Walton for 42000 against H Masters publisher of the Times. The previous November jury verdict for Masters is vacated along with the related judgment. Walton alleges editorial reference to an unnamed agitator described as red and prone to evade rent during a 1922 municipal campaign.
A prominent figure leads one faction to notable success within the broader movement. The achievement signals continued influence and organizational strength as allies rally behind the leadership.
Under judgment rendered Monday court here Mrs. Marie Delaney Oliver must deliver to George D. Aiken as administrator of the estate of her aunt Mrs. Anna Washburn Shrage an automobile and jewelry valued at 2775 dollars. She claims the items as a gift from the aunt to be delivered after her aunt's death in April 1918. Uncle statements disputing Oliver's claim were introduced in evidence.
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