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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
4
A brief public notice notes second class matter status at a local Idaho filing facility. The item appears as an internal record entry with minimal context and no additional identifying details. The readable fragment offers limited facts about publication handling and location.
Farmers and breeders prepare a market for surplus cattle at the Twin Palke county fair. The sale features top Shorthorn cows and the notable Seateh herd bull Vilina Vie from Castleford and Renée from Kho One, with 26 head of cows and heifers noted. Other sales include J. Rivers at Murtengeh Ont and Bay McMaster at Palle, Oct 28, Hurley Oct 21.
British and American tax officials collaborate as United States treasury officials travel to England to audit books and assess profits. Despite initial surprise among shipping partners, chartered accountants attest to the balance sheets, while officials caution against cross department disclosure of audit results. The tone remains cooperative, with both sides aiming for mutual understanding of inquiry procedures.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for rural carrier positions in Twin Falls county. Applications may be obtained from the Civil Service Commission in Washington. eligibility includes certain military service disqualifications and wives of service members may apply. The exam date is October 24, 1920, with openings for rural routes and related vacancies in the region.
Fragmentary OCR text describing a river or inlet area with references to branches, towed items, and a fleet trip. The passage mentions Bree, Twin Mist, and various unclear names, hinting at local infrastructure and events affecting the community and possible blame. The readable content is too garbled for a clear event.
A chaotic OCR fragment reports a gubernatorial speech planned at the L O F hall tonight during a fraternity meeting. It mentions Sherman, independents, and a campaign ticket with community interest at campus sites, but details are unclear.
Dippolyte Martinez traveled barefoot from Seattle to New York visiting the stock exchange and the Wall Street area, claiming it drew attention from hundreds of people. He described himself as a carpenter by trade and reflected on wealth and hardship in the journey.
Telegrams show that the word please increases cost and length. J. Levies, superintendent at Winnipes, Michigan, notes the nine year impact, stating Americans paid millions more with the nine word limit and related delays. The piece discusses the social pressure to omit polite terms in urgent messaging.
A mine blast near Whiton Oregon killed ten workers as witnesses say a stoppage in a conveyor or ventilation system caused the explosion. Emergency crews rushed to the scene and investigators began collecting evidence to determine the exact cause and safety failures.
War department records show less than one per cent of 24 million U S enrolled during World War I deserted. The official total deserters stood at 173,011, a figure noted in a wartime report.
A jumble of local items reports on court cases, agricultural activity, livestock and crop conditions, a planned cavalry troop formation in Blackfoot, a mixed bag of accidents and arrests, irrigation records, and a forthcoming community celebration. notable mentions include a proposed boxing bout, a fatality near Mountain Home, a church founder connection, and infrastructure work near Homedale plus irrigation and land data from Madison county. Public notices touch on troop arrangements and a legislative session in progress.
Kiluaea volcanic activity continues as lava from the Kau desert flow builds a new feature named Mauna Heh or Little Mountain. The eruption has reshaped the landscape, displaced nesting birds, and may mark a record duration as observers expect increasing activity through the year.
An estimated 2,474,000 miles of public highways exist in the United States. With about 8,000,000 motor cars, there would be over three autos per mile of road, though states like New Mexico and Nevada remain sparsely populated for vehicle density.
A gifted 12 year old from New York, labeled an adult intellect by the institution, will begin college studies this autumn. He graduated top of his class of 179 at a city school and will pursue higher education at Hun College under Heten Kueh’s supervision.
Coroner's inquest says Dean killed his daughter on the eve of her wedding to a young schoolteacher after she chose to befriend Fred Bostiemen of Chester Net. The case centers on a planned marriage and the daughter's stated preference.
Fragmentary report describes a boy injuring his neck with a shard from a broken window in Evanevillen Indiana. Witnesses say four pieces of glass were involved as the object struck near the boy as he fell, with no further details available on cause or outcome.
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