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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1924
Page
7
A collage of wry observations and mock headlines spans topics from autos and radios to misused licenses, revolvers, and lessons in driving. The item lampoons politics, crime, exploration, and culture with sharp, period tone, noting chess contrasts, inheritance fever, and sensational claims about world flight and fashions of public opinion.
Short News Notes From All Parts of Idaho report wage cuts in Coeur d Alene and Bonner Lumber, court appeals in Twin Falls, bids for Lost River highway grading near Arco, a name change push for Snake River, mine development in Pocatello, a Justice Department office move to Salt Lake City, Boise school district budget, a Twin Falls church appreciation reception, bank league formation in Twin Falls, and Malad tourism camp progress with farmer debt concerns.
A rapid digest of major events from across the globe. Mrs. Kennia Adler relinquished her claim to John Adler's $100,000 estate in favor of his sister Miss Clara Adler of Chicago. At the Democratic convention in New York City Henry Landes took charge of police affairs, removing chief William Severyne after a reform push. Firefighters battled a Fresno park blaze threatening the Grant National Park and its million-dollar redwood grove. In Gearhart Oregon electric utility tax increases were discussed. Nevada's nurse distribution shows most employed at St Marys Hospital Reno. Wyoming highway bonds face final payments. A cross-country flight attempt averaged 156 mph. Jack Pickford home robbed of jewelry valued up to 40,000. A British archive figure faces scrutiny amid Mexican border movements. Cyrus Woods resigns as ambassador to Japan with thanks from Washington. A marriage dispute tale in Iron County Missouri ends in tragedy. Evacuations planned for 1800 people on a Pacific island. A New York suit seeks 25,000 damages over dental injury from an explosion.
Three Rivers New Mexico Former Secretary A B Pall says he welcomes the indictment as a chance for the United States courts to pass upon the evidence. The charges allege bribes of one hundred thousand dollars to influence official actions for Pan American Petroleum and Doheny interests.
Objects to American warships Lyons France Haiti through Paris minister M Bellegarde. They seek passage of resolutions by the International Federation of League of Nations Societies protesting U S naval forces in Haiti. Federation in session. a letter from Theodora Marburg will be presented by the foreign relations committee chair of the American Nonpartisan League of Nations.
Toronto postal workers who had been on a lengthy strike returned to work Sunday after a meeting of union leaders. The action ends after days of disruption to mail service across the local area.
Rumors say the Primer of Wales told the royal family that after turning thirty he will seek a bride, prompting quick arrangements for several social affairs inviting the prince.
A rock fall at a Utah mining site killed Pedro Monbespe, a four year old native of Spain, who was working at the 100 foot level when stone dropped from the stope framework. The accident occurred early Sunday and the child died instantly.
The theatrical manager says to change the ending to a happy note while the dramatist objects. The dispute centers on whether the hero and heroine should be diverted in the final act.
In a quirky exchange, Parsimonious Pep offers feeling short on funds as Jane tries to buy a birth day present. The dialogue reveals persuasion and a humorous tug between generosity and practicality.
A youthful man sits on home steps in North Pennsylvania Street, facing an awkward moment as a passerby observes his premature balding head and weary look. The exchange hints at a tense, intimate mood amid a neighborhood setting, with a nearby figure named William appearing in the dialogue.
The text notes tarnish forms from sulfur and air pollution and offers protection tips. Dryness helps, camphor absorbs moisture, and cotton flannel should not line silver containers. It mentions Cuticura talcum trio and cosmetic use in a promotional tone.
Fragments describe an estate sale item involving unborn sheep and timing details. Readable portions mention Heegends of weep and a late afternoon event at a West estate, with references to seven and eight o clock. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts.
A fragmentary note describes a thoughtful man named Kalen Herwe and a pale overcoat, with references to attire and writing the Serare. Mr. Gromp asks for time material while mentioning a wife who died and preferred overaits.
A brief note lists dormouse badger bat and bamater as hibernating mammals with somber mention that prairie dog and squirrels also hibernate. The text contains errors such as bamater and unclear context.
A concise reflection on books as valued companions with the phrase We sow our selves in them and all our care attributed to Dalley, highlighting the enduring role of literature.
A fragment outlines the Boy Scout code urging members to speak cleanly and act with self discipline. It references DeGroet and emphasizes five key tenets guiding behavior and etiquette.
A hidden element within the Equitable Building in New York sustains feeding more than 6,000 people daily. The surret improvemen t aims to support parishioners with consistent meals amid growing urban need.
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