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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
10
Charles E Courtney, age seventy, remains rowing coach at Cornell University after decades shaping oarsmen. He has devoted 33 years to the program and now anticipates the 1920 races with renewed health, assisted by John Hoyle.
Major T Reed secretary of the Tes co Reclamation urges Idaho readers to rally for reclamation. The executive secretary Fred R Reed states the movement aims to engage citizens, unify community and state, and roll up sleeves to drive practical land and water development for Idaho’s prosperity.
A fragmented ad-led notice notes banks as major advertisers and warns that cutting advertising signals business decline. It promotes events at the M E Church on March 26 featuring the Obstinate Family, local fashion at Costello’s, musical numbers at Drake’s, and new records at Davis Jewelry Shop. Local sales pitches include the Mutual Building and Loan Association and F L Sweet as agent.
Charles Priesendant wins thirtieth term as president of the Falmount Rowing Association in Philadelphia. He has spent 24 years on the executive board of the National Association of Amateur Rowers and has long served as a judge for championship races each season.
Big Ed Walsh former Chicago White Sox pitcher accepts Bridgeport managerial post in the Eastern League. He will lead the club this season as part of a new management era for the team.
Champion swimmer Norman Ross says he may settle permanently in Honolulu upon returning from his Abstrelian tour if he can establish satisfactory business commitments there. He notes the main issue is his potential to develop champion status in Hawaii.
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