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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1924
Page
2
An American narrator observes German social exchange in a crowded setting. A waiter and diners display tensions between American assertiveness and German reserve. A station confrontation with a man claiming to be American escalates, drawing sympathy from German workers who defend courtesy and honor.
A proposed electrically lit highway between Dalian and Port Worth, Texas promises a long white way. Officials say the concrete route will showcase new lighting along the m2 mite corridor.
The latest stethoscope development enables testing heart motion from a distance using an amplifier and radio link. The system can bound a remit at a distance of feet and detects private heartbeats through a noninvasive setup, signaling progress in remote cardiac monitoring.
A farm named Ragtteh has installed dew collection reservoirs to store moisture for farming. The project aims to supplement water supply and improve irrigation efficiency.
A scrambled dispatch lists major events from the week including a Seattle proposal for a $100,000,000 Columbia River dam power project, railway and bank news, indictments, pardons, and arrests. Notable items mention Oregon Short Line income, Yellowstone park opening plans, Utah’s giant metal document, and federal actions against fraud and graft.
The department of justice will continue proceedings against Sen Wheeler in Montana while senate committees examine his case. Interior hearings addressed Gebo Dome oil and gas rights in Hot Springs county Wyoming near Thermopolis. House and Senate acts reflect broader political shakeups and veto battles as Coolidge weighs pension bills and naval pay reviews proceed.
An aged Southern woman recalls a Petersburg memorial day tied to Order No 11 and General Logan. The tale recounts how Nora Davidson and Miss Anna Wilson inspired Confederate wreaths, a young man’s death, and the long tradition of decorating graves at Blandford and surrounding cemeteries, shaping a national custom later adopted by Congress.
The world cannot forget the hardships of the Civil War. Lincoln's words at Gettysburg endure as a tribute to valor and sacrifice. The nation pays homage to those who survived Gettysburg and other battlefields, honoring their memory and resolve.
Idaho short notes report F H McConnell of Coeur d Alene named secretary to the Public Utilities Commission replacing C J Callahan. Coolidge designates Craters of the Moon as a national monument in Idaho. Ada County disallows Justice of the Peace Lawrence Johnson’s claim for clerk hire and seeks no extra monthly salary for a court judge. Boise sets June 27 as bond election date for a $125000 fan approach to the new main line station. Angela Hopper, city clerk, involved in sale. Pocatello adopts Home of the Big Cheese motto for the Real Estate board’s advertising. Foot and mouth disease quarantine remains unchanged until after June 1. Nampa Harvest Festival preparations underway with ferris wheel secured. Dryland wheat at risk from heat. concerns in Boise and Emmett valleys. Twin Falls Ellants Club funds for summer playground supervisors. Shoshone ferry cannot operate due to very low Souke river water. Land previously reclaimed by the Bowe project returns to entry under homestead act. Jerome County discusses new county quarters housing with Jerome National Bank. Dubois Field Day and shearing at U S Experiment Station set for June 3.
A concise remark defines flattery as the self opinion voiced through spoken words. The statement suggests vanity hides behind polished phrasing and self presentation mirrors inner view.
An old advertisement extols the kidney liver and bladder remedy Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer Co praising years of testing and wide friend support. It also mentions Cuticura products for baby skin care and notes Time focks hats on sale at all hatr stores.
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