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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1924
Page
2
A garbled note discusses a new game mentioned by Mat Jonge and Miley Keealdew of Petunia. The text references public interest and the claimed right to play the game, though language is unclear and mixed with stray phrases.
A collage of brief items from the past seven days includes political notes on North Dakota primaries and editorial changes in California, plus crime reports from Washington state stores, a bank misappropriation sentence in Missouri, a Chicago publisher’s death, and drought concerns affecting Southern California rail planning.
The story details a tangle of investigations into political finances and naval appropriations. It notes an inheritance tax stance by Congress, a soldier bonus bill passage, and nominations in California and Washington amid a broad backdrop of investigations, indictments, and international affairs involving Britain, Japan, and Australia. It mentions Attorney General Daugherty, Connally's amendment, and key figures in politics and government.
An exhibition features intricate frocks embroidered with a blending of many colors and fine chainwork, noted for their artistic retreat and striking effect across the collection.
Readable fragments describe a white tea culler and a dow of saith Posnd with unclear details. No clear names, dates, places, or events emerge to establish a concrete news item or outcome.
An ad shows a jewelry necklace for birthdays and special occasions. It features a single pearl attached to a fine charm and is updated yearly as the wall necklace completes. The wording suggests a simple keepsake item suitable for gifting.
At the Battery a Greek Orthodox Epiphany ceremony drew thousands as eight men from the Church of St Nicholas plunged into icy waters to recover a wooden cross with Christ’s figure cast into the bay. Police and fire units aided the crowd control while a procession returned to the church. New York Times.
A reader recounts a grandmotherly tale of a careless husband who refuses to chop wood. During a harvest dinner with many guests the kitchen sits empty, yet the wife serves a hot meal after her men fetch firewood, turning idle wood into a feast.
A district charity visitor hears a woman's tale of poverty and a violent husband who is said to strike her for speaking. The visitor offers admonitions on returning good and turning wrath with gentleness, while the woman recounts a plan involving boiling water.
Idaho briefs report tax cuts in Gooding and Twin Falls counties, a death in the Western Federation of Women's Clubs, Overland National Bank dividends paid, Gooding College hosting a regional interscholastic contest, and deer counts in southern National forests. An Elmore County treasurer shortage triggers resignation, a courtroom plea by defendants, and potential Oregon Short Line land condemnation near Rogerson-Welly. Wallace elects teachers association officers and 500 students vaccinated, with calcium arsenate ordered for irrigation beetle control. College week planning highlights Henho Institutions offering high standard programs.
The speaker, Beak from a Western journey, expresses no fatigue with the vast landscapes, contrasting feelings of travel with financial strain from lodging.
A brief note from American Legion Weekly hints at the new hospital of Doctor Carver. It mentions tasteful furnishing and mentions twin death beds in every room as part of the design.
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