Filer Record Reflects Shifts In Local Politics And Notices
The Filer Record reports reduced political activity in Filer Idaho with fewer gubernatorial visitors, noting voters largely skip primaries. It cites a local poll culture, Oddities of daily life, and a 1924 ownership affidavit by Dement & Shinn with J. H. Shinn as editor, and a note about Christmas cards.
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Peared Jansen HH Shinn
Filer
Manakerea Publishers
Dement & Shinn
P. Idaho
Jeone
Od Peaine Linotype Co
Brooklyn
Government by default in an athletic meet
In a weary tournament many entrants fail to appear, leaving higher rounds filled by inferior contenders. The piece notes that indolent amateurs lose pep when weather tires them, mirroring political voters who theoretically compete to see which side wins.
Craters of the Moon A Public Park In Idaho's Volcanic Field
A described volcanic field near Cary and Areo Idaho hosts 63 craters with frozen lava flows. The Blue Dragon lava formation shines varnished blue green while ground tones vary across the three by thirty mile area recently set aside as a public park. Access is limited but not difficult.
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Idaho
Cary
Areo
Rich Man Might Better Have Forgotten Penny
In Mr G H Harper's Queer Things About London a story recalls Piccadilly’s Albany a famed bachelor enclave dating from 1904 where nobles gather. Baron Meyer de Rothschild resides there and loses a penny on the pavement while a pickpocket steals his watch, prompting reflections on wealth’s fleeting nature.
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London
G. Harper
Piccadmy
Albany
Meyer de Rothschild
What the Dial Was For
A dialogue between two men about tuning a radio set. One explains adjusting the test dial increases sound and emphasizes reception quality while noting learning takes time, as the other reveals a mishap from panel drilling.
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Sindee
Bill
Fragmented Wirelese Age Snippet Mentions Control and Imagination
Readable fragments reference a phrase about imagination and control in a Wirelese Age context. The text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or a coherent event to summarize.
One-Hoss Shay on a Victorian Sunday Ride
An aged man and his wife ride an antique four wheeler in early London Sunday quiet. The vehicle collapses mid journey, prompting a hasty dash for safety as onlookers react with mixed amusement and relief, the scene described in a historical excerpt.
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Shay
London
Cosmo Hamton
A Woman's Trick on Streetcar Escape
A woman narrowly escapes injury after stepping backward from a streetcar and realizing she has done something remarkable in the incident.
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Nevr
Sep
San Francisco
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Twin Pathe
Juneau H Shinn
W. D. Gillis
Orpheum Theatre
Twin Falls
Friese Bee
Loge
GronGia Minstrels
Ees
Ian, Oe
Parse Yuan
Cratig
Levi Strauss
United States
Orpheum Twin
Lewis Stone
Helene Chadwick
Will Rogers
Ako Toples
Orpheum Orchestra
Cteldren
Victor Rousseau
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Maho
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