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A damaged OCR fragment from a local page shows unclear names and dates. Readable elements reference persons and places in a terse note, but concrete actions or outcomes are not discernible.
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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
9
A damaged OCR fragment from a local page shows unclear names and dates. Readable elements reference persons and places in a terse note, but concrete actions or outcomes are not discernible.
A local column describes Twin Falls events and plans. It notes an automobile show facility at the Magel Brothers Garage, a contract with The Chronicle to host the exhibit, and arrangements for a weeklong display with space for dealers and accessories. It mentions a planned aviation exhibit, a flying officer project by Jade Bureht, and a sugar factory discussion in Blackfoot with a visiting Idaho Beet Sugar company rep.
The family expresses gratitude to all who offered sympathy, cards, and assistance during this time. Special thanks are extended to those who provided support and comfort to Smith and Taihu.
Birth announcements list HH Dery family with a four year old girl born at home of Ernest DeMuse. Mr and Mrs G Durhin report a boy born Monday. Hebecca ladies plan a food sale at Filer Pharmacy on March 13. Jack McCarrol returns from Twin Falls hospital after surgery. Nicholson daughter Genevieve visiting from Chicago and Ohio. Albert Lee, now in Caldwell, engaged in auction business here. W I Fluret underwent appendicitis surgery at Twin Falls county hospital Friday. Missouri arrival Foster visiting T A Grim in Galt Grandy County Missouri and may relocate. Ernest Sommer arriving from Switzerland to Filer. nephew of Sommer.
Additional Locals note Mr. and Mrs BB Hurd and family moved from Hull to Havelon for their future home. Declatory contest at Gem Theatre Friday night admission 35 cents. PF M Stricklin, son in law of GJ Taylor, was a cattleman here Monday and now near Hansen. Drake's offers Dardenella and Yellow Dog Blues. Beem Hammerquints advertises bargain shoes. Davis Jewelry Shop receives new records twice weekly. Reading your neighbor's paper? send in 2 for subscription to the record. Wig number of Want Ads remains high.
Public notice outlines filing requirements for residents with income above specified thresholds. Single filers with $1,000+ and married with $2,000+ must file by March 15, reporting all income, deductions, and dependents. Includes forms 1040A AMO 1006 1120 and guidance for partnerships and corporations.
Those desiring loans in the spring should take application now. Interom 5 per cent, See Dickey, next done to Pare National Bank, But
Sunday at 10 a.m. Bible school led by L. Otto followed by 11 a.m. Morning worship. Next Sabbath morning the sermon is "A Colt Needed" at 11. Epworth League meets at 6:30 p.m. with "Social Service in China" as the topic and at 7:30 p.m. Centenary Views on Stewardship. All are welcome. E. Deal, Pastor.
A group of about seventy Twin Falls high school agricultural students toured the L. B. Otto farm to inspect a Duroc Jersey hog herd and then visited the D. F. Detweiler ranch to view Hampshire sheep. Led by Prof. G. B. Denman, the farm and livestock inspections covered multiple properties and general agricultural practices. The War Department telegraphed Adjutant General of Idaho about local horse purchases for the Cavalry unit being formed. Adams L. M. Smith advertises flour and spuds for sale in market notices.
A high school declamatory contest is set for tomorrow night at the Gem theatre. Students are to perform selected orations and expressions, showcasing speaking skills and stage presence.
Auction dates announced for multiple sales across towns including Wendell Castleford Buhl and Hatl with sales on March 6 10 13 16 17 and 20. Col Earl Munyon advises scheduling early to ensure your male is auctioned.
Water cot 60 per cent seen via Dickey next floor to Palmer’s National Bank Bubt details unclear. text reads as agricultural loan guidance and location notes with likely names and institutions.
The readable fragments mention a person and a tense scene but lack coherent facts. Entities and dates are unreadable. no clear action or outcome can be established from the supplied text.
For single persons with net income of 1000 dollars or more and married couples with net income of 2000 dollars or more, the final filing date is March 15, 1919. Returns and payments should go to the district collector where the filer resides. Pull directions on Form 140A and Form 1040, plus the law and regulations. The normal tax rate is ten percent and the partial tax on taxable income is five percent. rates apply as stated. The levy increases above 1000 dollars.
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