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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1924
Page
3
Local resident Mr Tesling describes weeks of ill health with appetite loss and weakness. After a coughing spell, a live lizard was regurgitated, puzzling the man who suspects swallowing it while drinking roadside. He slowly begins to recover.
In Manhattan a Troop 5 Babylon L.I. scout John H. Jebens Jr. saved a woman from a deadly fall on a Wall Street subway platform. He grabbed her as the train neared, was dragged and torn by the coupling, aided in reviving her, and stopped a nosebleed with first aid. The girl later met an acquaintance at Fourteenth Street and left. The next day her father sent praise to the National Boy Scout office.
Mrs Clara Nelligan twenty seven arraigned before Judge Kohlmerg on charges of operating an automobile while intoxicated after a collision with Joseph Proster fifty five on Clinton avenue north near Marietta street. When halted by Patrolman South she allegedly threw her dog at the officer, then fled before the chase continued to headquarters. The dog wandered free until an officer took him to the Nelligan home.
Wilkes Barre businessman Jewett Dyer reported a $200 gold watch stolen in Baltimore 22 years ago. He iden tified the recovered watch after a Baltimore police chief notified him through local authorities, confirming the item’s return.
Democratic nominee pledges support for agricultural parity and fair wages, favors amendments to the Federal Reserve Act to back member banks with profits, and argues for farmer control over land bank and livestock loan company reforms created by Congress.
W P Shinn served two terms as treasurer of Adams County and was postmaster at Filer for ten years. He was a resident and taxpayer of the county for twenty years.
Charles H. Allen president of the Farmers Sugar Co. of Defiance Ohio spoke at Twin Palles Kiwanis and Rotary clubs last week. He said home grown sugar can rival the sugar trust and offer a solution to farm distress.
A Twin Falls County probate candidate pledges honesty and farming credentials over a legal degree. He notes twenty years in farming on the Twin Falls tract since 1904, stresses practical experience, will remain connected to agriculture, and asks voter support in the November 4 election.
A speaker addressing 1,200 Ohio farmers argues soil fertility suffers from extensive wheat cropping and mineral element loss, urging a shift to sugar beets. He claims beets use sunlight and rain, return pulp to land, and can meet local sugar needs while reducing dependence on Cuban imports.
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