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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1923
Page
4
The piece argues schools serving as social centers raise questions about moral limits on dances in school buildings. It notes differing views on wholesome entertainment, the role of prudery, and implies consent for school dances should ensure clean, wholesome conditions.
A garbled passage discusses water learning and a healthier generation, noting a happier fort and the desire to solve a serious problem among a lively group of youths. It mentions school houses for grownups gatherings and serial entertainment, implying fairness for pupils and adults in shared venues.
Readers urge proper use of hand signals by drivers to warn behind about turns and stops. Observers note neglect leads to near misses, costly damage, or worse, and urge motorists to extend the arm clearly as the safest practice.
The makers claim thin paper offers useful reader aids and announce weekly varied content. The piece urges careful reading of the news columns to find helpful items amid advertisements, asserting advertising serves readers better than prior debts.
An advertisement urges readers to study the Wadectape ads in the paper to secure favorable prices and trade advantages. It touts corn prices recently sold at over a dollar a bushel in Chicago and hints at broader benefits for the local market and community trade.
William Patten enters the high school this week after returning from California where he attended Polytwehnie high school of Los Angeles. The team won 21 to 0 as Gooding’s squad fought hard, but our boys showed drive and field. An assembly highlighted an education value talk by Mr. Deeman noting daily wages and lifetime earnings of schooling.
The Wheat second team will host Twin Pails junior high in a Tuesday afternoon football game offering a chance for the second story boys to display their wares. The Wildcats clash with Bub! at Bohl Friday with Eda Hall possibly sidelined. it should be a hard game. Rev. Pearson of Twin Palls Presbyterian spoke to the student body on clear explanations of difficult ideas, and a masquerade dance at Odd Fellows hall drew a large crowd with Glen W. Wilcox and Jopée Jennings winning costume prizes. Attendance rules tighten as students must regularly attend school to earn credit.
New pupils enrolled at the Central wehogl big web are Harriet Hagel Dryden of Maron and Floyd Turnbaugh who returns after a five weeks absence due to quarantine. Leaving are Marguerite Annett to Jerome and Earl Wilson to California. A new pupil at the Victory build.
Ing in Maud Dryden, from Maron. Several pupils left the Filer primary grades this week. Florence Arnett to Jerome, Willie and Emil Hoffman, Charles and Hilde Littan and Dale and Catherin Waltz to Twin Falls. The grade school grew club in charge of Mins Van Akin is working hard to make a public appearance this month. The Misses Van Akin, Thompson, Berg went pheasant hunting Saturday in the Castleford locality, Bach bagged the terete.
A 1935 advertisement urges readers to choose the smooth, evenly performing ball from Imperial for cleaning services. It argues smoother items reduce friction and effort in daily tasks, paralleling efficiency in work life.
James syxes, a Weatfield New Jersey butcher, claims a rat buried behind a 4 barrel cake of RAT-SNAP remained dead with no smell for at least three months. He recalls seeing the rat daily and finding it after checking the locked barrel. RAT-SNAP sold by Modern Drag Shop and Filer Hardware.
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