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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
4
The Paternale Record invites letters and articles for publication in its Public Forum. Readers may submit thoughts on state and local government, crops, real estate, taxation, or any timely issue. Names may be published if the writer desires. send to The Record Public Forum.
Shortage of newsprint has forced country publishers to conserve stock, risking the survival of smaller papers. City dailies, in a bid to outdo rivals, overfill Sundays with filler material and slush. The practice raises questions about timely delivery and editorial standards across the industry.
Idaho voters seek basic election details amid campaign noise. The document outlines registration rules, residency, age, and precinct requirements, plus key dates for primaries, county and state conventions, and general elections. It notes registration occurs in precinct books and that primary and county conventions nominate and elect various officials.
Roy L. Black state attorney general interprets election law as requiring all voters to re register for the coming general election even if they registered and voted last time. Dora Shaffner is local registrar, available at Filer Pharmacy Saturday afternoon and at her home during the week for registrations.
Idaho's weekly average temperature dipped slightly below normal yet overall warmth improved conditions from last week. Light to fair rains aided growth across crops while cloudiness limited heat. Haying faced some delays in a few areas. wheat barley rye and oats are healthy with early sown grains heading. Grass and pastures grew well boosting stock feed though some counties lacked rain, causing drying range. Corn showed growth but needs more warmth.
The weather hindered some harvest work with rain and clouds delaying operations in parts. Despite light yields in alfalfa and some weevil damage in districts, fruits show strong growth with apples prunes strawberries and cherries described as plentiful or ripening ready for picking. Advertisements urged careful scrutiny for bargains.
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