Half Will Fail to Vote in 1920 Presidential Election Analysis
The Filer Record cites Simon Michelet asserting nearly half of eligible voters did not vote in 1920. He notes 26,187,832 votes cast from over 25 million eligible, arguing stay-at-homes influence outcomes and comparing U.S. turnout to Germany's May election. The piece emphasizes ballots empower reform and cautions nonvoters face higher taxes and poorer governance. A bank report from Farmers & Merchants Bank of Filer Idaho follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Michelet
Washington
Knute Nelayn
Minnesota
Michelet
United States
Germany
America
Twin Falls
Financial statement of Filer Idaho village 1924
Financial statement for the village of Filer Idaho ending June 30 1924. Listing of warrants to Idaho Bower Co Idaho Power Co H M Munyon First National Bank Filer Record and other vendors. Totals include General Fund transfers and village expenses for street lights water works fire department and office services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Earl S. la Hue
Fielr
Idaho
Filer
Idaho Bower Co
Idaho Power Co
H. G. Manyon
Kent Village
First Nat Bank
Arthur Scholten Bond
Filer Record
J. L. Burkett
Gom State Lumber
Farmers Grain-Mill Co
Buto Co
Villagtorney
JA. Devall
Frank BE. Albin
L. D. Alien
L. D. Allen
Buffalo Meter Co
Neptune Meter Co
Nat'l
Baik
General Fund
F. F. Albin
H. G. Munyon
G. G. Seymour
Snyder Hardware Co
D. H. Davis
G. C. Dean
P. Ehler & Co
M. Tel, Co
Mainz
G. C. Davis
Csah
J. H. Blass
Gem State Lumber Co
Ste
Denba
Ben Wright
A. M
Hank
A. Benson
Ane Aesaris
C. A. Love
Elmer C. Crist
J. A. Patterson
J. H. Patterson
Roy T. Walker
W. D. Gillis
Frank B. Albin
City Wall
C. Brackenbury
Villiage Franks
Albin
Parmers M. Te Co
Maint
State Lumber Co
First National Bank of Filer AU Piles
Maho
Lass
Oller
Bank de- Bowlin
Ebock
Pledee of
Anseia
Vaan
Banke Toceisa Bilte
Exchanen
Dratte Wal
Nina Total
Local Brevities From Filer and Surrounding Areas
A jumble of items notes social visits and births in Filer Idaho and nearby towns. Highlights include visits by J M Maxwell and Ray Wood, Encampment installations, and local engagements at Coles and Bennatium homes. A July 3 and 4 births are recorded for Hays and Francis families.
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Ray Wood
Delo Mines
Montello
Nevada
Filer
Local Fourth of July Picnic References 1856
A fragment notes a marriage at Opdensburg New York with white linen dress and a vest worn at the wedding. It mentions a community picnic held at the Fox home on the Fourth of July nearly three score and ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Opdensburg
Charles Ding
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Dement & Shinn
Juneau H, Shinn
Farmers & Merchants Bank
State of Idaho
A. O. Macland
Veer
Madland
Cashier
SHEAR
Englebright
P. Itis
Wace Rabie
Filerva
General
Aes Oe
ASTOS
Fred Weatherly
L. K. Cole
H. E. Mussers
Adv
Mrs Prank Hays
Jim Francis
J. M. Maxwell
Varcel
Lorimer’s City Dye Works
Boles
Idahoady
Rebekahs
Colfax
Il Royston
Wour Headquarters
Geo Us
C. A. Emes
R. G. Ioset
George
Mesdames KR. E
Morehoune
J. J. Hodgesand
Tappin
Coles
Chas
Aui
Ellen Bennatium
P. W. Whinnery
Pomona
Cal
Mra
John Jarvis
Claude Whinnery
J. C. Rees
Florence Roses
Fred W. Smith
Wakeburg
Mra. L
Wise
Man
Yellowstone National Park
R. K. Dillingham
R. A. Reynolds
Richard
Mr. Juneau Shinn
Bailey's
Ketchum
John Jauering
Fred Winsecaver
Tere
WH. H. Bechildman
U.S
Caapasmanantwen
Federal Reserve Bank
Thales
Twin Palte
Alior
Eal
Lahur
Hotaria
Sea A
Keat
Moone Guy
Shearer
J. Weaver
CE. Potter Real Estate
Perrine Hote
Ford
Ford Motor' Company
Michagen
Detroit Drees
Farema
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