The Filer Record An Independent Newspaper
The Filer Record presents a weekly Juneau based publication with subscription details and pricing. Debit and circulation information are listed, including $2.00 rates and monthly publication notes.
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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1924
Page
4
The Filer Record presents a weekly Juneau based publication with subscription details and pricing. Debit and circulation information are listed, including $2.00 rates and monthly publication notes.
Plans for a county fair at the grounds include a general exposition building repairs formerly the Produce building now housing cooked and canned foods and floral displays. New cakes bread and culinary displays ready. premium lists to be issued. Baby Clinic registrar appointed. Twin Falls band to perform. purple auto banners ordered for August advertising.
Frank Gentry ill in a Twin Cities hospital and improving. Maroa Woman’s Club and Mrs L Carey met at the club. births noted for Laren Malone on June 26 and Herschel Malone on June 20. Local visitors include Emory Benoit of Twin Falls and Lt Ralph Glascow from West Point. Several families and friends from Hansen, Twin Falls, and nearby areas are mentioned visiting, camping, or traveling, with many local names and kinship ties noted.
The readable lines discuss grease merchants seeking space for two joint concessions and awaiting permits. It notes August Brot as a time reference, describes the grandstand capacity around two thousand, and mentions bleacher plans and pricing in an uncertain context.
The Gem Theatre announces a public event next Tuesday featuring an outdoor program. Don Snyder promotes "Poolish Mothers" as the modern story centerpiece, preceded by a prologue depicting the creation of the world and the expulsion from Eden.
M N Wagner, minister, tells of Sunday worship at 5:00 o clock at Maron Iowa with a subject titled Something was done at the Bellevue the.
Last Sunday the new plan for the evening at the Methodist Church worked well with good attention to the choir loft and pulpit. Magnificent audiences attended both tours despite hot weather. Monday brought an important yearly meeting as officials prepared for the annual conference and chose leaders for the coming year. Sunday services next begin at 1 o clock and 7 45 with a 15 minute program, then dismissal before 8 40.
A brief church note says attendees were disappointed to leave the assembly at Moon but plan to resume regular services next Sunday. Rev. E. B. Cox remarks on return and teachers leading in class.
A Los Angeles physician faced a coroner's inquest and received a verdict that his death resulted from unprofessional conduct. The verdict highlights concerns about medical practice and professional ethics surrounding the case.
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