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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
4
The Filer Record notes Fourth of July and other holidays have lessening ardor after 147 birthday celebrations. It argues the populace remains devout, patriotism intact, but individuals grow cautious with age and emotions. Sorrow appears missing from the day after Independence Day.
During last winter's session a draft law would require 24 hours notice to move hay derricks near high power lines, backed by an on-site experienced guard. Three Wendell boys died moving a derrick, likely unaware of danger. The bill failed for impracticality. The piece asserts progress hinges on powerhouses and the people behind systems, not mere machinery or ink.
A fragmentary notice mentions the Twin Falls County Fair in Filer with dates September 11 13 and 14. The article notes Fourth of July accidents and urges preparations like removing heating stoves and switching to lighter underwear as 1923 progresses.
Jair Mre Austin Grimm, member of the Maree Women’s club, attended the strawberry festival at Mrs Carrie Harper White’s home on a Wednesday. The meeting included a report on the federation program, with twenty four mothers and eight children present. Messages included tributes for Mrs Dan Dever and Mrs Olene Hoshen, and news of Mrs Marcés Tegan’s hospital discharge.
The fragmentary OCR describes a historical event with unclear names and places. Key entities appear as Hake Cxsire and Fights, with references to road peers and a residence. Details are garbled, but the piece hints at a notable confrontation or decision affecting local figures and possibly a vote or action involving a road or residence.
The Rev and Mrs FS Kagey returned from a land trip to Kingston for the aerial Pacific conference at Mennonite Brethren church and later visited family. A large Sunday gathering honored Father Huechier as he prepares a vacation. A. B Wood family reunions in Twin Falls feature visits from relatives, with plans to travel onward through the West.
Fragmented OCR text describes themes of romance and atmosphere, mentions a presenter or author, and references a "Thought for the Day" phrase about effort strengthening. No clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations are present.
A fragment notes men held up as examples and others for what they possess. It argues it is better to work with a man than to work alone. The text mentions a surplus of honey in Australia with potential tons of honey available if profitable in certain island regions.
In the humorous exchange, Fanny is asked about a primary winding and replies that the answer is when it is circuitous. The joke hinges on a pun linking winding circuits to a roundabout answer.
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