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Newspaper

Filer Record

Location

Filer, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1922

Page

7

Record of Intermountain Snow Depth and Local News

Snow in the Intermountain region reached ten inches on level ground at Marlette Lake with drifts 30 to 40 feet in canyons. Reports cite a severe storm, buried barns, and deep snow banks. The piece also covers wool prices, a New York girl’s inquiry on wool growing, a Jersey cattle essay contest winner Walter Mason, a Nevada avalanche and home loss near Lake Tahoe, and various tax, highway planning, and income reporting notes.

Intermountain Marlette Lake Walter Mason Welser Idaho American Jersey Cattle Duty Wrter Wee Intermountain Institute Philip's Station Lake ‘Tahoe Nevada Wammer

British Egypt Protectorate Ended and Free Nation Debated

The House of Commons heard Prime Minister Liyed George declare the British protectorate over Egypt terminated, enabling Egypt to forge its own national institutions. Across the Atlantic, U.S. debates on labor disputes, ship subsidies, and veteran bonuses continued, with Kansas labor cases and shipping policies drawing attention alongside international talks in Yap and tentative postwar arrangements. The era's global shifts also touched royalty, politics, and brewing temperance concerns in England.

Liyed George House of Commons Egypt

Friction in Harding Cabinet Threatens Resignation

Washington reports a serious breach between Secretary of the Interior Fall and Secretary of Agriculture Wallace over transferring Alaska forestry to the Interior. The spat centers on plans to control public resources and develop Alaska through private enterprise, with no cabinet exit imminent.

Harding Ness T Centreverey Far North Prairie Washington Rebb Iterior Forestry Service Wallace Aasienin Fall W. P. Greet The Feder Alowks Tt Secretary of the Interior Alastea Alaske Caneress

California Fig Syrup for Constipation Ad

An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a quick remedy to cleanse the liver and bowels in children. It claims a teaspoonful works within hours, removes bile and undigested matter, and promises a healthy waking the next morning. The note warns against fake versions and urges asking a pharmacist for genuine syrup with child friendly directions.

Unclear fragment notes potential marriage references

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Angies, marriages, and related names but lacks coherent events or verifiable details to form a factual local notice or headline. The readable portions center on personal names and possible matrimonial notes without a clear incident or date.

Vesuvius Eruption Reopens With Cone Collapse

Vesuvius erupts again after two mild shocks. The eruptive cone inside the crater collapsed 200 feet high, spewing incandescent material and lava streams. The lava covers about 100000 square meters with temperatures near 2000 degrees. Professor Mulladra descended into the crater as the crisis began, scorched by heat.

Vesuvius Mount Vesuviale Mulladra

Debs to Lead Socialist Party at National Convention

Eugene V. Debs, thrice Socialist presidential candidate, to address leadership at the party's national convention in Cleveland from April 20 to May 2, as announced at the state Socialist convention. The party plans renewed activity after the war, reflecting a peak in organization and influence.

Debs Cleveland Eugene V. Dete Socialist Party

Indians Adopt Modern Methods Seattle Wish

Fragmented OCR reads odd phrases about a meeting to discuss stepping up a campaign against a rebellion in a northern region. Mentions Vermont and Washington, a Sunday gathering, and talk of taking action against opponents. Names and clear events are obscured by garbled text.

Seattle Callen Kiev Theatian Ft Prenteel Omanienee

Fragmented Ad Copy From Aged Paper Teems With Jumbled Claims

An OCR fragment advertises Cutteume skin products with dubious claims and oblique brand mentions. It references a trio name and a garbled interaction about money, producing a messy, unclear promo snippet from an old publication.

Questioning Story Tells Truth or Sermon at Bedside

A German man habitually visits the little girl at bedtime to tell a tale. One night his tale is so fitting that she sits upright and asks if he is telling a true story or just preaching. The moment reveals her piercing question about truth versus didactic intent.

Cergrman Brettle Sles

What He Needed

Farmer Bassett decides to end them to collece and picks one using the Physica training system. He tells the president John does not need setting up exercises, preferring actions over talk, urging Bart to lead if any gems exist for the adventure.

Bassett Collece Wasside Tales

When the Devil Was Sick and Old Gods in Dispute

Fragmentary OCR recounts two ancient powers clashing, with threats of discharge and a disorderly scene as one narrator pleads, another rages, and a mysterious voice echoes from the past amid a chaotic confrontation.

No clear event. garbled scene with a judge and boy

A muddled dialogue shows a Virginian youth and a judge amid a confusing rural scene. The text wanders through scattered phrases about law, district action, and an ambiguous happening, yielding no coherent report or identifiable facts.

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