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Newspaper

Filer Record

Location

Filer, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1922

Page

3

Local Notes Tell Of Moves and Visits In Filer Area

R Davis moves west of there to Willow Brook California Jobe Gourley returns from Pocatello to attend Gem Theater show Sept 29 30. E B Beeman plans to load pears at Filer for eastern markets. Anderson a noted inventor from Keall neighborhood visits Twin Falls business. Miss Clarbell Walter heads to Albion normal school. Mr and Mrs Gillis move Young Property in A N Hotmer area. Sel b of Blue Island Illinois visits Filer to oversee land interests. Rev and Mrs M L Burger return from Amsterdam moving in. Col and Mrs E O Walter enjoy Blackfoot fair where he started races. Mr and Mrs H A Waring visit from Los Angeles. Mrs Parish’s father dies Monticello Nebraska. Mrs Henry Brown visiting from California to teach. Rupert and Leatie Williamson plan law studies at UW Beattie trip. Wine sediment removal method noted. Taquis exhibit dances and tattooing practice.

R. ©. Davis Willow Brook Calif Jobe Gourley Pocatello William Hart Gem Theater E. EB. Beeman Filer Bubl Herald Anderson Keall Twin Falls Clarbell Walter H. B. Walter Albion State Normal School W. D. Gillis Propertreet A. N. Hotmer Yakima Avenue Sel B Blue Island Til Mra M.L. Burger Amsterdam Sokareay Col Mra E. O. Walter Blackfoot Fair H. A. Waring Los Angeles Walter Musgrave Henry Brown California T. E. Moore Rupert Leatie Williamson J. W. Williamson Here Beattie University of Washington Leslie

When and Woman Beare Twins in Moral Reflection

A fragment reflecting on motherhood and social status, comparing a poor woman's worth to an empress in the eyes of God. The piece centers on the enduring significance of childbirth regardless of wealth, invoking biblical imagery and moral equivalence.

Wink Job Turkey Indie Houston Mim

Making the Best of It Marjorie and the Red-Ant Seltow Clown Watt

A fragment from the Tribene recounts Marjorie receiving a red-ant seltow clown watt and plans for a surprise. Her big brother interrupts, leading to confusion and a tearful moment as she hopes to revisit her original plan and memory.

Marjorie

Picture Frames Gilt and Walnut Cleaning Methods

The note describes cleaning gilt and black walnut frames with white ash or oil and rubbing gently. It mentions fresh gree dirt and the process to restore a new look using a wash or polish technique. It reads as an old fashioned home care tip for frames.

Brosh

Washington District News Highlights Local Socials and Visits

Mr and Mrs Elmer Ball hosted dinner guests at the Bail home on Sunday. Mrs Fred Reichert, recently operated on, expected to return home soon. R S Armes and Ernest Thier visited Glen Leonard. Verna and Marion Watt visited Zolma Ball. Mrs Hi Musser and Mrs Kagey attended a Monday evening gathering at the Kalbfleetch home.

Elmer Ball Bail Fred Reichert Eescene R .S. Armes & i Ernest Thier Glen Leonard LaHue Nat Boman Vetva Marion Watt Zolma Ball Hi. Musser Kagey the & H. Kalbfletech

Maroa District News and Officers Election Report

Maroa district notes list Sunday School officers with Superintendent TP Moseley and assistant R H McAtee, secretary Ralph Brown, pianist Thelma Greenwood, and PF W Schwamb of Hive Island highlighted among local farming tasks. The column covers movement of residents to Kansas, a county superintendent, and a death in the area, with farming work and local visits noted.

Maroa TP Moseley R. H. McAtee Ralph Brown McAteer Thelma Greenwood W. Schwamb Hive Island Loomis Brown Castleford Kanaas Hiness Epeehi Wolte L. BR. Brown E. Williams Neva Eve Moseley Ruth Brown Boise Hoh. Schildman Filer J. H. Steve California Payette

Neoweata Sun town tale from Oregon paper

A Kansas City Star summary notes a man weeps in a business house as his wife decides to return to western Kansas. He recalls her past habits and a tub of water, suggesting strain from staying in Oregon while she longs to go home for drying clothes and a new start.

Oregon Western Kanens Kansas Kansas City Star

Music of Living in a Quiet Life Rhythm

Fragmentary reflection on music and living cites John Ruskin. Emphasizes that life’s melody is found in deliberate, unhurried listening rather than hurried, superficial notes. Expresses sense that people miss the deeper part of life when they count or rush.

John Ruskin

Four Would Be Letter. A Kentucky Orator Quoted

Fragmentary OCR reveals a Kentucky speaker quoted in odd phrasing about kings and necessity. The obscured text hints at a political oratory about governance and authority, but the full claim and context remain unclear due to damaged wording.

Kentucky

Fragmentary note on gift and bracelet from a postal image

A partial OCR fragment references a bracelet and a gift tied to a recipient named in a stylized postal context. It mentions a duke and a bishop, with unclear dialogue about value and sentiment. The readable words are scattered, offering little coherent narrative.

Lightning's Flash and a Cryptic Message

A garbled OCR fragment suggests a brief local item titled Lightning's Flash. It references a finch like image and mentions timing, retirement, and a curious line about sending something. The readable content is fragmented and lacks clear event details or names to confirm a full report.

Rally and worship schedule at Methodist Church

Rally day next Sabbath at the Methodist church with Bible school at 10 a m in charge of St Otto Hoping to have every member in place and many prior nonmembers attend Annie meeting for the Sanilay school board at 7 a m Every teacher and officer is needed at this acting The morning worship at 11 with sermon on The Great Teacher Epworth League rally service at 6 20 p m led by the pastor Each department is expected to present the program for the year to worship Subject God being poet s interpretation of a great text A cordial welcome to all Sincere thanks for kindness during recent loss of wife and mother Appreciation for floral offerings and church decorations by Eastern Star choir

Methodist Church St. Otto Sanilay School Board Epworth League

Meg Bishop Comegys Family Obituary Fragments

Fragmentary lines honor H R Comegys and Mr and Mrs W W Comegys with words of propersy and kindness. The note mentions Mr and Mrs Earl Munton and Ady in a brief, respectful tribute.

Mr. Deal H.R. Comegys W. W. Comegys WM. Comegys Earl Munton Ady

Catarrh Medicine Ad From Toledo Outlet

For over 40 years Mals Catarrh Medicine has been used successfully in treating catarrh. Hall Catarrh Medicine comes with a four ounce ointment and internal medicine. It relieves through the mucous membranes and quickens restoration. Cheney & Ee Toledo, Ohio.

Catareh Hall von Hon Cheney & Ee Toledo Obie

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Federal Reserve System Farmers & Merchants Bank Idaho E. B. Ripley A. E. Anderson CIB Peeser Sealey Brothers Connection Laurel Range Store B. Lapp Fred Miller Ray Sipkins Mile West Duquense Corner Hughes Wilfred Olsen G. H. Truitt Edwin E. Price of Eden F. P. Hansen Home Ing Arther B. Anderson Edison S. Go. Davis R. H. MeAtes Niagara Salle Cout South Awe W. F. Kalbfleisch Eiberta Peaches BE. L. Knapp Singer B.C Neil Piler Auto Co Birdseye Rev. M. L Tam Bert Leaverton Hubbard Ford Hook Glen Showers P. O W. A. Shear Nash Musser BUICK Phome H. H. Se Weatie Hampshire Ram Lambs Ericson & Hill Washington District News Sthucky Hee BK Dral Anther Andympathy Jantzen and Thermo Brands Beem & Hammerquist Federal Reserve the Bank First National Bank Twin Falls County The Filer, Idaho
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