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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
7
A Glendive Montana poultry show drew 200 plus birds with exhibitors planning to invest to broaden next year’s display. State college expert G T Ford praised the high quality, noting birds previously shown in Minneapolis fetched up to 100 dollars.
The report covers President Harding's stance on veteran bonus financing, favoring a sales tax approach, and the Senate Irrigation Committee's favorable vote on the McNary bill, a $350 million package for irrigation and reclamation projects. It notes related governmental actions, navy personnel reductions, and international remarks on reparations and global issues.
Idaho news briefs report welterweight fighter Yulee Brown of Rexburg dies from a neck fracture after slipping from coal car in Rexburg yards. Other items cover Idaho Reclamation bond requests, bean market payments, seed law enforcement, school district budget cuts, and regional obituaries.
A fragmentary description recalls Mount Zion to the southwest and Mount Zion towers near German churches, with debris filling valleys and the city’s historic landmarks amid rebuilding. The piece mentions Mount Moriah to the east, the valley of Tyropoeon, and the crowded southern quarters, as ruins and new structures rise.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Washington's origin as part of Oregon and a wartime debate about statehood, referencing Union perspectives and a February context. The readable portion preserves mentions of state formation and regional political questions without clear events or dates.
Purch appears to be garbled OCR text noting a person asking for someone to remove an umbrella and a boy hiring trousers. The fragment mentions a mother, a task to remove something, and concerns about etiquette and borrowing behavior, all in disjoint phrases without clear context or outcomes.
A humorous scene unfolds with an orangutan asking about trouble among visitors. A donkey attributes unrest to an economy stunt and discusses plans to relocate the elephant keeper from the Insect homes, noting the challenge of informing Tim.
A jumbled OCR fragment contains an ad for Cuticura toilet trio and assorted humorous bits from The Argonaut and other items. Phrases mention Aunt Dinah’s marriages, Charles and his musical talent, a shoemaker, and a perplexing line about a wife keeping him in hot water.
A garbled historical OCR fragment discusses smuggling by land and sea, tax avoidance, and life near unfamiliar places. It mentions concealment, unauthorized movement, and authority, with scattered references to people and activities and a sense of distant locales.
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