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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1924
Page
4
The Filer Record, an independent Thursday paper from Filer Idaho, lists Dement and Bhinn as publishers with Juneau H. Shinn as editor. It notes the publication is second class mail matter at the local post office.
Editorial writer Arthur Detschene suggests Governor Bryan may become president if the election falters and the House of Representatives votes. He notes Vice President would assume the presidency if a tie persists, with growing support among party members and farmers.
The regular teachers examination for all classes of certificates will be conducted by the County Superintendent of Schools. Persons teaching or expecting to teach in Idaho who do not hold valid Teacher Certificates must appear at this time for examination. Signed Charlotte Pond County Superintendent.
Maroa July 23 Mr and Mrs J B Johnson of Linesia Neve arrived last week in the west end visit in the homes of their aunt G Johnson of Maroa Dir Je Joheeton of Twin Palles and another non in Utah. Carl Hartiog formerly at Maros now 4 rerio of the Curry dle Iriel. The Mise Wren tat rouNDE Willam Walter and Family returned from a very honorable ramping and fishing trip in the neenlake about 160 miles beyond Ketchum. They speared fine talmon, three of which weighed 12 pounds. The rain touched Galena summit on the return trip.
A Friday evening program of piano solos duets vocal numbers and recitations drew a large audience to the Merge Woman's Club. Tickets for the fund drawing were sold with twenty nine dollars and fifty cents raised from the ante. Refreshments of sandwiches pickles cake and coffee were served. Mrs. Hobart Bla hosted. Miss J. M. Jenerson and Mrs. Deve Sharp entertained. Guests from Portland and Montana visited relatives before returning home to Oregon. The Overland touring car showcased by S. G. Diehl was noted as a local car favorite.
Fragmented notice from a Baptist church mentions Mesere Jackson and Uranock assisting with the organ and praise, a cabinet of officials to advise, and a Sunday service schedule. It notes Mr. Byrom Berry and Mrs. WR hurt, and references Mr. Coe and absent fire weeks, with students assisting during morning and evening services and breathing exercises led by Mr. Jackson. The text is garbled but indicates church activities, leadership, and outreach plans.
Fairground notes show preparations for the Twin Falls County Fair Idaho as the only major agricultural expo in the southern Idaho region. Entries for barns and horse events are due by early September while premiums and evening programs promise strong entertainment and prizes.
Last Sunday there was a succession of services viewed from all angles with both morning and evening worships praised. Sunday school suffers due to town folks, yet remains a strong summer program. Next Sunday morning the sermon titled What we Really Understand will be delivered. The congregation voted to give the minister a vacation, circumstances hindering his taking it now.
In a transcript, Bobby explains heredity to a young listener. He says that if a grandfather dies without children, the father will have none and the boy will have none as well.
A remark suggests rarity in women being both beauty and brains, claiming satire shields men from challenge. The line implies humor about gender roles and intellect combined with appearance.
Public notice from Twin Falls County Idaho that on August 16 1924 at 2:00 PM at the court house East front door the sheriff will sell at public auction the real estate described including parts of section 7 town 10 range 16 and lakes addition parcels 19 30 21 24 36 36 to satisfy a judgment of H C Hazel against John G Deklow plus costs and interest from 1920.
A July 1924 note reflects on true happiness and lasting esteem as a friend remains loyal after another has risen beyond him. Samuel Johnson quote appears about happiness and the value of chosen friends. The item frames a literary moral in a historic newspaper fragment with dated publication indicators.
A laboratory established by the United States Department of Agriculture at Florence is dedicated to studying the boll weevil history and the beetle’s impact on cotton crops. Researchers aim to track spread, behavior, and control methods to protect growers.
The United States Public Health Service traces its roots to the Marine Hospital service formed twelve years ago to provide medical and surgical care for merchant seamen under the new organizational name.
Local notes indicate preparations for a Sunday event tied to seed saving and cooking. The Reverend leader coordinates at the central office, guiding volunteers before the main activity.
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