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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1924
Page
2
Fragmentary notes describe a benefactor aiding a woman in multiple ways. The text mentions hiding pai a in a back and sides and references work left at three times, but details are unclear and garbled. The legible elements point to assistance and personal effort without a clear event or date.
The article discusses a new flying craft design with side wings and a reclining pilot seat to improve stability and speed. The Borrew body would allow the pilot to lie back, view forward through a window, and drive the engine more efficiently, promising greater control and comfort during flight tests planned for May.
A collage of brief notices: Wyoming fish and game lobbyists urged for 1926 state legislature. Baker Oregon opens Protestant hospital with staff of three head nurses. Sequoia National Park finds a large new lake in Mount Silliman area named Crater lake concept. Moffat tunnel progress reports in Denver. ToTopa h saloon Big Casing shut for a year for Prohibition. Pacific coast chamber of mines formed in Sacramento. Heinie Sand praised for exposing a bribery attempt. boiler accident on George Woolsey farm ND kills three. veterans compensation applications reach 1 400 000. Irish Free State establishes diplomatic ties. Texas deputy sheriff arrest raid. film figure James Crum to marry Betty Compean. Indian schools instruction extended to 90 000. Richard Loeb meets mother in Joliet prison. U S Indians population up 2619 to 46 962. Illinois lawmakers arrested for speeding. Pulitzer speed classic fatal plane crash captain Skeel. Marie Antoinette schooner fire sinks off New Jersey coast. Huntington ministerial group bans divorces except scriptural grounds.
A batch of brief Idaho items covers Emmett shepherd Julian saved from a bear by his two dogs after a wound shot, a Texas foot and mouth disease quarantine, the Idaho State Teachers' Association to meet in Lewiston with rural schools exhibiting, discovery of pumice and Fuller’s earth near Twin Falls, a fatal rail crossing accident in Pennsylvania, Cudahy Packing fire ruins, and legal and regional notes including Moran and Managua stories, local fruit shipments, and public works plans.
Four American officers accompany the ZR-3 dirigible on its long delayed transatlantic voyage from Friedrichshafen to Lakehurst New Jersey. The crowd cheered as the airship lifted amid German tunes and flowers, with Captain Steele and Commander Klein expressing relief at the start. Dr Hugo Eckener waved to his family before departure.
Columbus day was celebrated throughout Spain with bright ceremonies in Madrid and Barrelona. Speeches commemorated the day and wreaths were laid on monuments. Mexican minister Murique Gonzalez Martines spoke for Latin American diplomacy urging closer Spain Latin American relations. School children played prominent roles across events.
Sacramento reports the foot and mouth outbreak among California cattle last summer caused about 200000 cattle losses. The department of agriculture disclosed the figure and says the next legislature will be asked for an appropriation near that amount to indemnify stockowners whose stock were slaughtered in stamping out the disease.
Deputy Dino Philipsen and Commendatore Horelli, editor of the Nastuow, clashed in a duel over a political dispute. The deputy was wounded twice and Horelli once. both sides remained unreconciled.
Anatole France, famed French writer, died peacefully in Tours France after months of declining health. Public anxiety over his condition grew since August as his strength waned and he reportedly spoke of his approaching end in recent days.
A farmer asks the new plowboy to count crows in a cornfield. The boy returns that he counted fifty four, then says he believed they were all the farmer’s, not driven away. This Home Circle remark captures a rural humor moment.
For years druggists have watched the remarkable record of Dr Kilmer Swamp Root kidney liver and bladder medicine. It has stood the test of years and is sold on its merit. If you wish to test this preparation send ten cents for a sample bottle and mention this ad.
A sensational line from American Legion Weekly portrays Bluebeard opening a closet to find the bodies of his former wives. He braces for another victim as a defiant curse signals danger and a new target with a sharp bad bobbet appears.
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