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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
4
The Record begins publication after leasing the Tanner newspaper plant. M Zentz states the aim to serve readers faithfully and seek feedback, noting health issues influenced the move and inviting community response.
A fragmented plea outlines plans for a new independent paper aimed at small towns. It states no favoritism in political or religious matters and invites readers to support a publication focused on local home interests.
The Record office relocates to the Munyou office building offering a ready welcome. The room is not large and may be small for visitors, but the community is trusted to designate every man and woman in this town by such measure.
The Radalia Democrat notes the Nonpartisan Journal ceasing publication amid wartime strain and consolidation with Hull Pioneer and The Butt Poy. It reflects on lessons learned, urging thrift, national unity, and communal support while plans for a restructured civil press emerge.
The report notes that Bersh of Haho will trail Taft and speak in opposition, while radical suffragettes from the nation’s capital plan to follow Hersh to harass and embarrass him. Additional trailers are expected, signaling a long and winding campaign path leading to nowhere.
The county agent serves all county residents through local organizations and demonstration plots as community centers. The U S Department of Agriculture and partners promote education for farm families to raise profits and rural life, stressing personal contact and farmer led demonstrations. Bradford Knapp signs as Chief of Extension Work South.
Henry P. Davison heads the International American Red Cross Commission as the War Council shares a plan with five world societies. Dr. Livingston Farrand is named permanent chief to lead a broad program of relief, reform, and ongoing humanitarian effort after the armistice.
An appeal invites boys and girls to sell subscriptions for The Record with a record commission. For each cash subscription, two thrift stamps are awarded, and the top seller earns an extra war saving stamp. Subscriptions turned in before Saturday are included in the contest.
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