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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1924
Page
3
Memorial Day poem reflects on an Unknown Soldier, noting the silent comrade whose name is lost. It honors all who wore khaki, including women who served, and argues that bravery transcends race or origin as millions died for a nation’s honor.
Notice of appeal filed in district court by Joseph Abbi, a farmer, seeking review by the Idaho Supreme Court of a February judgment awarding P. R. Cox, receiver of the Idaho Co-operative Beet Sugar Company, $496.76 for a promissory note of $200 tied to stock in the defunct firm. The undertaking bears signatures of F. F. Koch and R. J. Jagels. the district court case dates to February 1920.
The wisent faces extinction as wild herds vanish leaving only scattered individuals in zoos and preserves. Finns travel to Germany to collect animals and initiate breeding. Proponents cite buffalo recoveries in the United States and Canada as a model for saving the species.
A jade amulet unearthed at the San Juan de Teoticuacan pyramids near Mexico City bears a Chinese inscription. The phrase translates a line from an ancient lyric about a golden fish passing the Dragon's gate and becoming a dragon, as interpreted by the Chinese legation.
The Erle canal, long known as Clinton’s Ditch or Clinton’s Folly, drew political attention as Governor Clinton promoted the project. The canal became a defining political issue that helped Clinton win the governorship in 1817.
President Coolidge proclaims Craters of the Moon a national monument near Arco Idaho on Interior Department recommendation. The 9 square mile area preserves barren lava fields cinder cones and lava tubes with caves and formations showing fissure and central eruption types. The region offers stark scenery wildflowers and limited wildlife a first such monument in Idaho and thirteenth under Interior jurisdiction for recreation.
Jackie Coogan and a great circus are coming to Twin Falls. He will be the star of a dazzling spectacle, rising from a humble ice cream vendor to a famed performer in Daly's world renowned show.
The Orpheum Theatre screens Circus Daye on Thursday and Friday. A lavish adaptation of James Otts Toby Tyler tale, directed by Harry Weltland and Eddie Cline, features an exceptional cast. Also offered is a Burpee's Stringless seed contract for 17 acres, transferable in part or full. inquire at the Record Office.
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