Foot and mouth disease symptoms outlined by expert
Pocatello Idaho, Prof. H. R. Poultney warns cattlemen of the dread plague spreading from California. He lists strict quarantine, disinfection, and confined stock on infected farms as essential, and details symptoms including chills fever high fever blisters in the mouth hooves udders and drooling.
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Pocatello
Idaho
California
H. R. Poultney
Agricultural Department of
The
Tech
Poultney
Not Sophisticated Quote From Brown Jug
A fragment quotes a cynic as a man who has never dated beyond eight coeds and who claims all women are alike, attributed to Brown Jug. The line presents a satirical remark on cynicism and relationships.
A Short Cut to Hospital In City Exchange
A pedestrian asks the officer for quickest hospital route. The cop directs him across and promises fifteen minutes. In Amsterdam, Serer notes two poor men seeking food, one asks for bread and potatoes. the other is offered a napkin.
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Trac
de Notebrake
Amsterdam
Serer
Man Offers Eye to French Painter for Transplant
A man offers one of his eyes to the billed French painter Lemor Dant if an oculist can be found to perform the grafting operation with some hope of success.
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Lemordant
Ode From a Frugal Rider to a Gone Bankroll
A humorous verse laments financial woes and a battered vehicle once beloved by the speaker. The speaker blames the car for losses after years of upkeep and recalls royalty of tires, seats, and perfume in a lighthearted cry for help as debt mounts and the driver seeks aid to speed again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Haynes Deals Smash Blow To Home Brewers
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes introduces sweeping dry law revisions effective May 10. Text tightens ads for stills and fermentable materials, restricts recipes, and tightens ODs for physicians and dispensers. Wholesale druggists face limits on high proof alcohol purchases, while home brewing remains barred except under existing rules.
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Haynes
Michigan Lady Seeks Map of Filer Idaho Through Letter
A reader letter from Imlay City Michigan recounts an inquiry to the Michigan Chamber of Commerce about Filer Idaho. Mrs Margaret Aiken and N B Carr describe dairy and poultry farming as they ask price notes, land type, dairying profitability, and homestead prospects near Filer.
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Imlay City
Michigan
Chamber of Commerce
Filer
Idaho
N. B. Carr
Charles Dukelow
Margaret Aiken
Route 2
Urgent Shopper Seeks Wife in Stockroom Tour
An excited man rushes into a store and asks an attendant if they need anything while announcing “Yew! Necest ly wife!” The scene shifts to the mourning department on the first floor as described by Kusper in Stockholm.
Of Great Antiquity Zodiac and Its Ancient Origins
The article discusses the zodiac and its constellations with their symbols, noting its very ancient origins and traceable links, at least in part, to Egyptian sources and traditions. It emphasizes long-standing celestial symbolism and historic threads across cultures.
Jury awards in Horséa deal and bank dispute in Illinois
Jury awards Metz and Sons of Homevale Illinois 3326.66 from E R Waltz and 526.66 to Waltz for damages over two stallions allegedly destroyed by fire and a defective animal. The case also involves Mets claim against First National Bank of Filer for 3000 insurance money and notes. Trial spanned almost three days with insurance notice undecided. Separately a $200000 investment cyanide mill project is reported as nearly completed, a 100 ton per day plant ready to process tailings.
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Metz and Sons
Homevale
Ill
E. R. Waltz
Waltz
Mets
Metz
Walte
Watts
First National Bank of Filer
Walty
Anabewer
Wale
T. K. Hackman
Stephan & North
News
Rogerson
Jackson Lake Storage Report Shows Shortage
Moran Wyoming outlet report for Jackson Lake Reservoir details storage shortfall as of April 19 1924 with year-ago comparisons and week ending figures through September 1 1928, noting 0.88 and 0.22 values in the observed period and forecasting trends.
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Jackson Lake
Moran
Wyo
Jackson Lake Reservoir
Home economics article by Mrs Gillis appears in Idaho State Teacher
An article on home economics by Mrs. W. D. Gillis, first printed in The Record, is republished in the Idaho State Teacher. The piece outlines practical lessons for local high school students and reflects ongoing state education themes.
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STATE
W. D. Gillis
Idaho
Commissioners Proceedings Record of Monthly Board Actions
The board convened for the regular monthly meeting and, after examining Mothers’ Pensions, voted to grant Myrtle Kirkpatrick a pension of $10 per month from December 1, 1923, with warrant issued. A list of recipients and amounts follows, including Mrs. A. L. Anderson, Eliza R. Anderson, Fannie C. Anderson, Bernice Trehe, Retta Carson, Carrie Chapin, Mary Cleveland, Alice Davia, Flora Denton, and others. Warrant totals and related county business, including bid and expense items, are noted as part of the session.
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Myrtle Kirkpatrick
Hansen
Anderson
A. L
Eliza R
Shahoney
Annie C
Snelson
W. W. Suffler
Ella
Teply
Annia
Thoro
Ola C
Tinder
Pred
Turnbesuch
Nancy M
Pen- Walter
Nan Lee
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Piler
Office of the Record
Horséa
Walts
Banbury “Nat
Agricultural Fair Board
A Fair Board
Black
PHL
Hebi
Jurer
Beauchamp
J. C
Darser
Firor
Huron
Water Works Dept
Craven
Inarance
Wieford. Mere. Co
Indée
Enor
T Dan
Rete
Cavender
Thos
Ind
Cromer Transfer Co
Ines Extn
Sharp
Mrs FR
Tos Mosk
J. B. Jurer
Aevier
Chivies
Harvey
Harry G
J. D. Barnhart
C. Biggin
Héwe Go
Ban ‘ Coglae
T J
Vernonia
Ls R. EB
Beard
Barnhart
Helen
Avin Valin
Haha
Psber
Arteney Tervonty Sreastall Seers Metual Tel
Lenoon
Henry
Blister Auto Co
Nyde
W. S
Dogse
Font
Kart
Liek
Jobe
Tiehe Awe & Sup. Co
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