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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1924
Page
6
Public and legal notices detail a decree of foreclosure and sale of property in Twin Falls Idaho. It lists defendants including Ida M Basra and Bakke, references court dates October 1924, and states the sale to satisfy the plaintiff's decree and costs with sheriff sale procedures at the Twin Falls County Courthouse.
Publica Thon alias summons issued in a probate style notice appears from a 19th century court record. The document names defendants and plaintiffs with a terse directive to appear or face judgment. It warns of legal action if the complaint is not answered within the specified time.
Public notice that First National Bank of Twin Falls Idaho seeks sale of real estate under a foreclosure decree issued October 1 1924. The Sheriff will sell December 6 1924 at 2:00 PM at the east front door of Twin Falls County Court House to satisfy the decree plus costs.
Rural High senior class in American History and Government held a mock election under Ruth Bever. Progresive Walter Hoederich, Democrat Louis Ennis, Republican Elmer Adkine spoke for three days. Republicans led in all rounds except sheriff where Democrats won. Coolidge 75, Davis 32, La Follette 51. One student noted the adage as the nation’s forecast.
An unclear note discusses comparisons in yields or lengths of something tied to agriculture. The fragment mentions an average length and a two thirds ratio, implying a quantifiable measure favoring farmers over a prior reference. No solid names, dates, or entities are readable.
The Record office received the first airplane mail addressed to the office from New York via League of Nations association. Departed Grand Central at 12:30 am Tuesday October 28 and arrived in Salt Lake City, then by rail to Filer about two and a half days later. The letter carried 48 cents postage.
An advertisement promotes Adlerika a glycerine buckthorn bark mix claimed to guard against appendicitis. It asserts the formula acts on both upper and lower bowel removes gases and poisons and brings out matter unseen in ten minutes. The Boring Bros. and Dillingham name appears as the distributor.
Uncle Eben says the program keeps muting midstream and jokes the radio wants to sleep. He notes no offense intended as the broadcast lurches between moments.
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