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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
6
The article describes the ice patrol under U S management gathering daily weather data from renews and reporting to the weather bureau. It explains the patrol’s two week shifts and its role in monitoring currents and the Gulf stream interaction.
A fragmented meditation traces inventors and royal reactions from a sixteenth century steel knitting machine to modern fame. It cites Lew Lee, Queen Elizabeth I, James I, and Oliver Cromwell granting privileges, then veers to references about poets, publishers, and songs such as Alexander's Ragtime Band and The Magery Man, concluding with a broad riff on fame and the fruits of quick wealth.
Fragmentary dialogue describes a local scene near a street with a car and a mother and child. The exchange focuses on safety and reassurance as a bystander questions the care given to the child while a character named Charter responds with a blunt retort. The readable portion hints at a tense moment in a neighborhood setting.
Reported at Meritn Vat print, a new stamp machine has been intialled to perforate and store postage stamps, a development in the government printing facility.
Idaho Governor C Moore designates May 15 1924 as Mothers Day urging churches and fraternal groups to honor devoted mothers with appropriate observances. The proclamation requests tribute to mothers and reverence for their sacrifices, urging statewide observance.
The Catholic Church holds Sunday services at 10 o'clock every week except the first Sunday of each month when Mass starts at 11 o'clock. Fr. L L Wurchler.
Pleas entered by 14 defendants on criminal charges in district court. Guilty pleas reported for multiple defendants with fines and paroles noted. Habeas corpus action by Mr. Murray denied. Jury drawn for May term includes numerous names to report Monday morning.
Commencement events for the eighth grade include a play at 4 15 Wednesday, with Waits orchestra at 4 45 and an invocation by Reverend Manderteh, solos by Mire Hoy Horting and Leonard Weed, a vocal by Sire LH Brews, diploma presentations, and benediction by Wey Honderiot. A Washington school graduation program follows Thursday at 8 o clock with performances by Milgred, Be her Wobilalby song, and remarks by How EB Delis.
Nelech Henry Kalbfleisch Pearl Shion Blanche Kreigh Glen Leonard Zelma fall Ernest thier and toe Hurshbarger attend a picnic on the Ed DeMons lawn with regular family lunches and good attendance. Cedar Draw Program lists ten graduates: Dorothy Mets Harold McGraw Florence Chriswell Helen Cobb Walter Langiits Alice Mang Louise Sipkens Minnie Quinn Rodhey Ewing Florence Sipkena with diplomas to be presented by PA Ruedeia. Local eighth graders take state exams today as plans for closing exercises are not yet made. Elmwood and Poplar Hill schools will close this week with exercises.
Tuesday was the first day no fire was required in Central school since furnaces began at the start of cold weather. An exam for seventh and eighth grade pupils in Uig and surrounding districts is underway at Central this week. A display of first and second prize ribbons honored by Filer district boys at track meets near the L. A. Love windows.
The district track meet saw strong participation from older and younger groups with many more entrants than last year. Eleven of the 1922 records were broken as juniors and seniors alike showcased improved training and teamwork.
Gooding College official Muckner officiated at the Filer district track meet noting a strong tailwind aided sprinters. He cited Wandell sprinter Younes Hush failing to reach four points in the 56 and 100 yard dashes and praised the unusually fast track conditions reported by the Gooding Leader.
A Birmingham Age Herald remark reflects on repeated errors avoided only by luck and not by prudent choice. The quote, attributed to the era, contrasts risky habits with hard earned caution, noting how past missteps shaped cautious future behavior.
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