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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1924
Page
2
A long, jumbled collection of notes covers varied topics from locomotives and political figures to literature, science, and social issues. It mentions a loving candidate, Japan, Nicaragua, Vermont trees, the prince of Wales, sugar maple, street noises, and debates on diet, with loose references to institutions and public figures, all presented in fractured prose.
A collage of briefs from Oregon to Washington and beyond reports on a public utilities commission revocation affecting Idaho potato shipments, a jeweler’s 15 month jail term, fatal auto collision near Columbia highway, Oregon candy production, and Civil War veterans’ Rainbow Division convention plans, plus fire, sport, aviation, and political notes from across the West and Pacific Northwest. The items mention Will J. Glenn, Frederick Miller, Alma Hall, Russell Ongale, John Hopkins, Amundsen, and other names, with dates and places including Oregon, Washington, and Nevada.
Calvin Coolidge Jr., son of the president, died at Walter Reed hospital after a five day battle with a lingering illness. President and Mrs. Coolidge kept vigil at his bedside, enduring the loss as doctors battled poisoning and complications including gas on the stomach.
Dr James M Durin of Stewart aged 56, prominent physician, was shot and killed by his son Gilbert 23 at their home after a dispute over a question. Gilbert fled, returned with a shotgun and killed the father. He faced murder charges and was held without bonds as the grand jury met.
General Frank T. Hines director of the Veterans Bureau suffered an eye injury in a confrontation with an unidentified claimant during a board of appeals session. Hines was taken to hospital for treatment as Thomas Teaver of Houston, Texas, was named as the man who engaged with the director.
A city armament honors Arthur Michalopolliou, Greek World War I veteran who served with American forces. The ceremony and dedication were supported by the American Legion and local officials, marking the square in the veteran's honor.
A woman mystifies suitors with clever clues and playful ruses leaving men guessing her next move. Her clever puzzles spark curiosity and keep conversations lively, revealing hints of personality and independence amid social expectations.
Fire damage at Ames-Gardner garage 21,000 dollars estimate with eight cars destroyed. Twin Falls names Felix Plastino as science coach. Wallace imposes house to house solicitor license with 5 dollar fee after exam. Moscow bonds sold to Cantrill, Richard & Co. for 40,000 dollars at 5 percent. Mackay builds 200 ton ore mill with 30 workers. Stanley searches for missing Mrs. L. S. Niece. Emmett Cherry Association sells crop to American Fruit Exchange. Boise bond issue passes for station approach but debatable location. Arrow Rock reservoir to deplete by July. Plastino to head Twin Falls science and athletics. Oregon Short Line to repair spur for coal mine service. Mountain Home body found with fatal head wound near Boise road. D. W. Davis arrives in Boise to discuss Gem mining district bonds. Gooding bay cutting underway. Filer-Tye cherry harvest underway with assorted varieties.
A Howard Lake Minnesota reader reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's medicine. She says years of pain are gone and urges others to request the private text How to Women ailments from Lydia Pinkham Co Lynn Massachusetts.
A farmer offers ten eggs to a motorist who asks for a dozen. The motorist queries freshness and the farmer replies the eggs are so fresh the hen didn’t finish laying them. Williams Purple Cow.
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