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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
6
The text presents a fragmented 1920s era speech and editorial notes featuring President Harding discussing his reluctance to seek the presidency, his sense of duty, and rhetorical reflections on governance. It includes tangential remarks about Capper of Kansas, wartime aims, and the role of the press, framed within a broader discussion of national unity and reconstruction.
Fragmentary OCR note describes compulsory education age and legal provision from the 192 Legislature. It mentions required age agreement and section references, but lacks full details or context to specify exact ages or enforcement.
The Maroa district highlights in school work with five youths at the state fair. Thelma Greenwood Velon Chen and Roy Landreth Vernon Grimm Ralph Browns and Twin Palle team members are featured. The program emphasizes girls cooking sewing and boys animal husbandry crops with broader county Red Cross health efforts and school's support for vocational training.
Leonard Way of the southern Idaho Traffic Association warns relief is unlikely as the region faces a dire car shortage. He cites needs of about 4600 refrigerators and 2500 box cars for potato and apple crops, with rail carriers behind on grain shipments and no near relief expected across Parma Payne and Highy Mec an territories. The Public Utilities Commission says it will act but offers little hope of meeting demand while western rail lines push through prune shipments and bulk grain orders.
The readable fragments describe a potato sacks sale or advertisement linked to L. M. Smith. The note is fragmentary with no clear event date or location.
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