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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1924
Page
4
The June political round begins with county and legislative races only 70 days away. No public candidate announcements yet. apathy noted. Klan influence rumored in county politics as incumbents face salary cuts starting January 1, affecting candidacy decisions. June will reveal who stays or runs.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Grandma Sealey Thursday afternoon. Cottage Prayer meeting will meet with her Thursday at Hoetock. One of our Filer Baptist people enjoyed a pleasant evening with the Ruhl Baptist Brotherhood Monday. Sunday school and preaching services as usual next Sunday.
A Toronto Globe column surveys slang used by criminals from the past and present, listing terms such as tic pitcher a beggar writer. pal slang cials and fy fat. crackamen screwmen brondmas emasher an indexman and others for thieves, con men, and counterfeiters, reflecting changing phrases.
Detroit News describes German newspapers from the 16th century recounting grand court feasts at Hanover with multiple meat dishes and extended multi course meals. The menus list soups, birds, pies, venison, fish, vegetables, desserts, and abundant wine and brandies across two sections.
L C Elson cites the Hoxton Chronicle 16 October 1763 as the first American patriotic song titled Liberty. Marcy Warren, wife of Gen James Warren of Plymouth, set lyrics to Boyce s Hearts of Oak. Yankee Doodle predates but not as American patriotic work. God Save the King melody adapted by 1770 with patriotic verses in Pennsylvania Pack. Washington s March becomes leading instrumental piece of late eighteenth century American repertoire.
A Charleston News item recounts a young city teacher facing a farm child’s challenge to arithmetic. The girl persists with a joking mispronunciation and the farmer’s towheaded daughter pressures the teacher, highlighting a humorous clash over basic math concepts.
A Berkeley coed responding to a reading query during summer quip asks why not just read aloud. The exchange hints at a playful mispronunciation and suggests a lighthearted moment about literature and memory.
Maroa notes a deputy Kept up with family gatherings and club actions. Mrs J M Tucker hosted Birthday anniversaries for her son and Audra Glassinger with Mrs Ed Morria present. Local clubs plan a cooked food sale in Munyon building Saturday afternoon. A marriage license issued to Raymond C Hayes and Mme Horyl Calvert. Family hosts Ralph Brown birthday party with games and late refreshments. Children’s Day program planned for Sunday school. Rural Federated clubs set June 18 as date to entertain Twentieth Century club. Annual Maroa Woman’s club picnic at Bull Park scheduled for Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harry Yaw returned from Boise after contemplating travel to Iowa. Local fishing yielded two large sturgeon partners. Several residents joined Mrs Blass for a luncheon in Filer. Ada Whiteite home from Albion normal school. Wilma Fay of Buhl visiting JN Blakley home. Mass at Catholic church 9:30 each Sunday, first Sunday mass at another time.
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