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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
5
The Filer Record outlines Thanksgiving reflections and economic notes, praising thrift, industry, honesty, and tolerance. It urges readers to consider past blessings, farm abundance, and the role of publicity and advertising in supporting local businesses and civic life.
A reflective piece urges readers to value advertising as essential to affordable newspapers and magazines. It argues that without ad revenue, publications would cost more, have limited content, and struggle to meet public demand. Patronizing advertisers who support local media sustains news, information, and community progress.
Experimental notes describe baited and wubotled emg mixing causing baited specimens Mf to spin quickly while uncooked ones barely rotate. Observations compare reactions of cooked versus uncooked items with emphasis on spin rate and handling.
A four year old Dorothy asked Mamie about a stork during supper. Yearald Gordon, who was nearby, replied with a concise answer. The scene shows a simple family moment captured in the text.
A compact motivational passage urges men to act for those who need them, proclaiming only workers win women’s esteem and that true honor and glory come from deeds. It exhorts leaving comfort and taking action to be worthwhile.
Members of the stock judging classes from Piler and Twin Falls high schools with their instructors attended the John Kaeser sale of registered Holstein Friesian cattle near here on Tuesday.
A fragmented, unclear excerpt envisions heaven on earth through organized unity and efficient cooperation. It argues routine tasks should be streamlined, freeing individuals to enjoy joy, expression, and communal unity, calling for collective action beyond individual freedom.
B F Philby of Yakima avenue sells his Adelson Union avenue residence property. The buyer is Willard and his wife who will move into the Jarvis property on Yakima avenue.
A fragment urges readers to spend away from home to support commerce and growth, arguing that local patronage harms community progress and the economy. The remark frames consumer choice as a civic duty and warns against neglecting local merchants.
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