Filer Local Briefs Highlight Social Visits and Club Plans
Mrs. Nettle Darrow of Buh told friends in Filer last week she visited. Davis family from Jerome called at the La Hue home. Filer Lodge 65 met at Masonic hall. Bevercombe of Twin Falls visited, Beachell operated for appendicitis, and Mrs. Wine of Twin Falls visited Mallory home. Jay Allfadder of Kimberly stopped by, an old-fashioned dance drew out-of-town guests. Thompson family moved to Commercial hotel. Cutler returned from Cedaredge. Andrews aided at Wood Mercantile during illness. Musser filled rural route substitute. BPW club planned a Halloween party at President Bickley’s home. Michael Vincent left for Lava Hot Springs for baths. Roberson ill at county hospital, expected home soon. Rebekah lodge planned Halloween party to fund Caldwell home. Judson Timm visited from Twin Falls. Mrs. Allen and nephew arrived from Coldwater for winter. Mrs. Jackson and Yves left for Lodi, California after visiting Bringham. Mrs. Buchanan joined the Darrow house on Fifth Street. L. M. Smith discussed illness and surgery at the county hospital. Jean Mallory birthday party held with thirteen guests. Belle Griffith, recently back from Los Angeles, moved into a Goodpasture home. Aman family weekend visit. football highlight for Albion at Twin Falls. L. Williams preparing move to Oklahoma then California after closing sale. Edna Peterson returned to Mansonlaws. plans for school fundraiser at high school October 20.
To Even up. Jod Tonkins Quote
Jod Tonkins notes that a man who talks by the war may find time so short he must think by the minute. The remark, linked to wartime discourse, underscores urgency and rapid decision making.
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Jod Tonkins
Te Hwar
Reveal True Character in Beauty and Virtue
A reflective line from Shaftesbury about how beauty tempering by decency and amiability perfects a gentleman and a philosopher. The quotation underscores character shaped by taste and moral conduct.
Shop class builds self feeder for hogs
The Shop class led by Mr. Tucker crafted a large self feeder for a local farmer, with the farmer supplying all materials and the class performing the work. Enrollment in the commercial department required renting two extra typewriters, and L. C. Smith machines were added. The sophomores under Mrs. Gillis S and Mr. Tomlin organized this week's assembly program. Report cards were issued midweek as the first six weeks ended last Friday, and the student survey generated consternation, satisfaction, and interest. The student council held its regular weekly meeting Tuesday to discuss the committees on student activity credits.
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Tucker
L. C. Smith
Reeular
Something to Think About from Uncle Eben
A folksy line echoes in a rural voice about going to law and the uncertain journey ahead. Uncle Eben warns that a trip may not reveal what you gave or when you will return, capturing a reflective mood on fate and fate-bound travel.
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Uncle Eben
Story In Countenance Observation by Lavery Reflects History
A brief reflective note cites Coleridge on how every human countenance bears history or prophecy that can sadden or soften the observer, attributed to Lavery's reflective stance.
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Coleridge
Laughter as a Sunny Force in Daily Life
A reflective note on laughter as cheap medicine and a constructive force. Citing Thackeray the passage links humor to sunshine and uplift, suggesting merriment boosts spirit and helps achieve results.
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Thackeray
Winter Vegetable Ad by Musser
An advertisement urges readers to buy winter vegetables from Musser Ady, highlighting seasonal produce and local sourcing.
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Musser
Ady
Legion Auxiliary Meeting At Mrs Anthony's Yakima Home
The Legion Auxiliary plans its regular monthly meeting on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs George Anthonys who recently moved into the former Snyder residence on Yakima avenue Where You Are. The note invokes motivation about acting despite circumstances.
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George Anthony
Edwards
North Street
Forever Snyder
Yakima Avenue
The
Legion Auxiliary
George Anthonys
Snyder
Power of Hydrogen Atoms Energizes Transmutation Tale
Fragmentary OCR yields a quirky quote about hydrogen, water, and energy driving a steamship across the Atlantic. The passage mentions a character nicknamed Char coal Eph and hints at a dispute involving Richmond Tinves. The text reads as garbled dialect and cryptic science phrasing with no clear event.
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America
Europe
Useless worry about bald men and hair style satire
A quirky note from the dispatch mocks the anxiety of a bald headed man over how others view him. The snippet frames the concern as trivial and humorous within a public squib tone.
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Hichmond ‘Tanes Dispatch
British railway engineer mauled by lions near Uasin Gishu
British railway engineer Fane, working on the Uasin Gishu line, was returning to his camp when he encountered a den of lions. He was mauled as the lions attacked and then fed on him, despite his efforts to defend himself.
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Lien
Fane
Uasin-Gishu
Hones
Hall's Catarrh Medicine An Historic Claim
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. The remedy promises to reduce inflammation and restore hearing, claiming forty years of success in treating catarrh.
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Orwen
Qhall
Cheney
Toledo
Peril of Too Much Learning in Appalachia Tale
Christian Evangelist warns a boy in the Appalachian region about the danger of overlearning to write, citing his father’s counsel that forgers can imitate any signature and thereby cause harm. The anecdote highlights distrust of literacy for deceit.
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Appalachian Mountains
Tomato color inheritance in crossbreeding
The text explains tomato color inheritance: red fruits require a red parent, pink fruits require one pink parent with the other pink or yellow, and yellow fruits require both parents to be yellow.
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8. G. Davis
Jerome
B.S. la Hue
Filer Lodge No. 65
Masonic Hall
W. H. Bevercombe
Twin Falls
R. W. Beachell
County General Hospital
J. H. Wine of
J. P. Mallory
Mrs. Jay Allfadder of
Kimberly
G. M. Thompson
Commercial Hotel
Warren Cutler
Cedaredge
Colo
G. B. Andrews
Wood Mercantile
A B. Wood
Lester Musser
O. S. L. Depot
E. L. Royston
Moscow
Business and Professional Women's Club of
Filer
E. Bickley
Mhal
H. M. Holler
Michael Vincent
Lava Hot Springs
J. W. Roberson
Mariam Rebekah Lodge
TF. O. O. F. Hall
Odd Fellows Home
Caldwell
Judson Timm
Ida M. Allen
Frank Edward Striker
Coldwater
Mich
Clarence 5. Jackson
Yves
Lodi
Cal
Jackson
G. Bringham
L. F. Buchanan
J. J. Snyder
T E. Moore
Montpetier
Ottlo
Darrow
Fifth Street
Charles McCleary
E. J. Roylston
A. A. Carlson
Rebekah
Mr. Carlson
L. M. Smith
Jean Mallory
Mallory
Utue
Belle Griffith
Los Angeles
Mex
Lyman Stewart
Lealle Aman
Child
Albion
Aman
M. B. Clark
Dig Home
Mrs. Clark
San Francisco
Portland
Denver
I Polote East
Clark
Gillis
Helena
Montana
Ari‘ing
California
W. D. Gillis
B. P. Gillis
L. L. Williams
Urday
Hydro
Okla
Oklahoma
Williams
Orange
Calif
Mr. Williams
Edna Peterson
Mansonlaws
Miss Peterson
Bub
George Carlson
Filer Woman's Club
Garson
Jewelry
Sophmore Clase
Frederic Amiel
Charcoal Eph
Richmond Tinves
C. A. Love General Merchandise
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Filer, Idaho
First National Bank
Bank of Personal Service
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