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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
6
A late war era feature discusses democracy's limits and the public’s restraint in governance. It notes President Wilson directing wireless telephony experiments for military use, enabling air crews to coordinate with ground officers. The piece mentions allied benefits and shifts in international openness amid wartime strategy.
Fragmented text notes Germany’s belief that the US may aid them at the peace table while recalling Lusitania sinking and Red Cross hospital bombings as persuasive reasons. It mentions Norway seeking indemnity from Germany and references unsettled claims tied to wartime plunder and furniture damage.
The report mocks Von Rethmann Hollweg claims about a former meeting with Balser and a false statement regarding a cruise in Norwegian waters. It mentions grim warnings, a prince with a greyhound, thrift stamps, charitable gifts, and references to revenue cutters guarding seas and a Rhine fortress audience witnessing French troops.
The discussion notes that wartime implements are being halted and peaceful pursuits return to France. It mentions smaller armored craft and canal speeds as examples, and suggests a shift toward retirement of long traveled token freight. It observes commerce may favor change while art resists with regret. It questions German leadership and language in negotiating terms.
As soldiers come home, they will share untold stories of wartime acts and the roles they played. The past will seem distant yet vivid, contrasting with the challenges and wonders achieved in the present.
An OCR patchwork cites topics from geography class and German wartime products, mentions Rowtond Cup odds and early starts, and notes Secretary McAdoo’s resignation due to overwork. It also references British munition makers protesting industry retention and general public discontent.
A chaotic wartime panorama reflects on demobilization and the future. Policy, morality, and economics shape the calm after the storm, with voices from Creel to analysts on Europe, hunger, prices, and the American role. Submarine history, labor, and civilian life mingle with hopes for a productive postwar era.
Earl Munyon writes from Montigny La Reste France on February 24 1910 to his brother in America. He asks for new letters from home praises courage of soldiers mentions hopes to return in a few months plans to visit Paris on leave and buy candy for family notes a map keeps in the office and mentions a sanitary unit led by a sergeant who rationed supplies. He asks his father to stay strong and hopes to sail soon with several months still ahead and sends luck to loved ones back home.
Twin Falls and nearby towns show renewed interest in the national game as peace returns. Proposed franchises include Bull, Filer, Urley, Rupert and Jerome with a league formation expected soon, aiming to revive competitive baseball in the region.
The Internal Revenue Bureau clarifies that teachers paid from public sources are exempt from income tax, similar to other public officers and employees. The policy applies to salaries funded publicly and distinguishes teachers from private school staff.
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