davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-05

Mrs. Edgar Stephenson of Long
Prairie was Bemidji visitor yester-
day. -e,..L
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-05

= Number 3 cans, whole peoches, 35c.
Sunshine Grocery. ld1l-5
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-05

Spot cash paid for Liberty Bonds.
See G. B. Hooley at Northern Gro
Gerry Co., during the day, or at the
Markham hotel evenings. 7-29tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-05

( ! A. car of fancy hand picked New
York Baldwin apples at $1:95 per
fbushel basket at Troppman's 2d1l-5
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-05

WANTED
Clean cott> n rags at Pioneer Office
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-05

Emory J. Harris and Louis D. Har-
ris, sons Of Judge JOS. E. Harris, ar
rived from Minneapolis to spend the
hunting season here.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-05

i B. w. Lakin returned this morn
10 from u business trip to the twin
Gities.c :. "~''2.' "'.f'|' :
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-05

o. Hemingway Of Duluth, has been
the guest of the E. e. Kenfield fam
lily for several days. He lett today
for Cass Lake on a, hunting trip: .
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-05

$4,000 to loan on farms. The
Dean Land Co., Bemidji, MINI:
,1O-27tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-05

52ss Fresh, sweet milk and cream, sold
at Ganter's bakery. 1O-6tt
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-05

IL ii Mid-winter opening at Elko Hat
Shop today ana tomorrow. \ - x j.
=, 4. %:t..g = '%:%54 s4Nt1ll-3
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-05

You GIN get, a $500 for $500 at
the ElkO Hat Shop Saturday.
.t,r, 80. 49,. 1t11-5
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-05

Mr.. and Mrs: Gill Groom left yes
terday for Spokane, WASH, where
they. will make their future home.
They have made Bemidji their home
for: a number of years and their many
friends wish them we'll. r...,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23
Winter Chautauqua
Coming Next Month
Mrs. Hays trges Purchase 81 Tick
cts 10 Aid Promotion Of Clean
Entertainment.

The advance sale OF tickets Tor
the winter chautauqua 10 be given
here January 1875 under the man
agemenf Of the Filler WOmen's club.
Is lagging. according 10 Mrs y r.
HAYS. one OF the committee ~
charge. Who adds that tickets may
be secured from any member 81 the
club n Is probable that tickets
will be placed on sale at the drnF
store next week.
The price OF sl.ss for the entire
five numbers Is very low said Mrs
Hays this morning The Cen 'los
Ter should be crowded each night OF
the series by lover Of good. clean
entertainment Our neighb0riue
owns Bull. and Twin Falls. a. " ~
the raral community o. Asroa
ere meeting with excellent success
their ~lntfr chaUiauQus COURSE
and the citizens Of Filler should nor
hesitate 20 make THIS attempt 81 the
WOmen's club 20 give our ronnx
people good eBterfainment d
nanci4l success Hin 20 your good
will and best wishes the purchase 81
tickets aud prove you are 9 real live
Dne %
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23
Musser and Swanson
Buy Burley Branch
Reynolds Bros. Co.
VIII Move 60 New Location January
4 Stock Valued ~ x;i5.ooo.

Announcement Is made from ih7
Filler Hardware company OF the
transfer 10 Jacob r. Musser and
Frank Swanson Of the Barley store
aud business formerly owned and
operated by the Reynolds Brothers
company.
Both Mr. Musser and Mr. Swanson
have been actively connected with
ffc Filler Hard ware company here
for the past four years. being own
er- in the Reynolds Brothers com
l.ny The Burnley stock o. valued ~
s35.o09.
The new owners viii take posses
sion January D. and Ar. Ausser Will
move his family 10 the Cassia county
capital go SON a. g. convenient. Ar.
Musser and family haze resided here
for ~ years
Henry Musser. son o. Jacob Nus
rar. al present connected Sith the
Burnley branch. viii continue In the
employ Of the new partnership.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23
CHRISTMAS T II | s
YEAR WILL BE
WHITE ONE.
yuIeiide Spirit Manifested bS Good
Holiday Trade and
Heavy Mails.

Prospects point TO white Christ
mas for Filler a mantle OF snow GOV.
ers the ground today. and weather
forecasts are for continued cold
Although there viii be no commun
ny Christmas tree here this year,
there will be exercises ~ some OF the
churches. The Methodist church viii
hold exercises on Christmas eve.
Holiday trade throughout the week
has been good according % Filler
merchants. aud Postmaster Shinn re-
ports heavy mails. both incoming and
outgoing The new quarierr have
proved a boon for the Christmas rush
aud from indications the spirit o.
Christmas o. as much manifest this
year az ever before.
Family dinners throughout the
community are expected 10 BE- the
f. uef 81 t1e day. and many plans are
being completed for good old fash
Toned gatherings The American Le-
gion will hold = dance "a keybrotO
roof garden Chr stmaf night
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23
CRUSHER FOR
Filler HIGHWAY
DISTRICT HERE
Grading and Concrete Work Conn
plctci On Part OF State
Highway Project.

The rock crusher for the Filler
highway district has arrived and Is
now awaiting delivery 20 the site. q
mile south OF town. Engineer James
Bybee places its value 10 the district
al approximately $4,000. and
states il will undoubtedly be moved
onto the grounds this week.
As soon as the biz plant is In
stalled and IN fun working order.
distribution OF the crushed rock
product will be made along the state
highway so as To be ready for the
spring work.
Engineer Bybee states that the
first miie ON the east end OF the
state highway In this district has
been graded This Is the section ev-
tending form half a mile east 20 hslf
mile west of Curry. All cement
structures on the east mile and a
half have been completed by Con-
tractor A. y. Holmes.
A. GLEASON IL in charge OF the
grading work, and Is now finishing
the grading over the O. s. l.. tracks
where the highway crosses the rail-
road On the west line of Filler town
site.
Next week Mr.. GLEASON expects 10
move his force OF 8 men and teams
TO the Cedar Draw crossing on the
state highway II IL said that active
work will progress on grading NJ
long as the weather and absence. pf
freezing permits.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23
Return From Years
Visit to North Wales

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Roberts re-
turned Friday from years visit ~
N0rth Wales. Mr Roberts formerly
owned 4 farm south 81 here. but sold
u last fall when here Monday Mr..
Roberts stated BE- WAS glad a. De-
back In this country and hoped b.
had made bis last Journey 40 Wales,
this one bninF the seventh he has
made n rains almost continuously
90 Wales. and conditions are very un-
settled he-Haid when asked regard
INK the Irish situation he declared
We knew a. much here AZ he. a. the
British censorship ~ Wales was er-
ifemeiy strict
Mr. aud Mrs Roberts kept Inform
"a on local conditions through the
columns 81 The Record which went
20 them weekly ~ their address
~ hich VS. Tsnrhiw carnaryonshire.
earn ". o. r., Aorih Wales. Great
Britain.
The Roberts took passage for their
return trip On the 3 = AQufania
one 81 the largest reseels sflost. The
voyage WAS very rough. ~ one time
the waves dashed over tho forward
quarter deck which WAS rs feet
from the normal water level The
vessel hae eirhi decks. 81 equipped
with elevators. and has . gardener
aboard 20 care for the shrubbery.
Mr and Nrs Roberts are AZ pres
ant stopping IN Trin Pals but in
tend gcing 70 Los Angeles az once
where they Will spend the winter.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23
PASS ORDINANCES OF INTENTION FOR
COMPLETE VILLAGE SEWER SYSTEM
January Twelve Date Set for Hearing the Installation
Improvement Involving $4,000 Ordinances This Is
of The Record. Also Provides for Disposal Plant.

Az its regular meeting last week
the village board passed aud an.
proved ordinances declaring the IN
tentions OF the village to construct
a sewer system and disposal plant
The ordinances are published In this
issue OF The Record
January ~ has been set as the
day when the board VIII meet aud
consider protests. II any, against the
proposed Improvement
The ordinances provide for The
creation 81 an Improvement d..
trict for the construction OF the ma,n
sewer trunk line and disposal tank.
Which would be located la the es-
IRENE northeast portion OF town.
The trunk line would extend south
along Fair avenue 10 sixth street
The estimated cost OF this project
~ ss2.5s7. which apportioned woull
be equal 20 about 81 cents per foot
OF abutting property on all streets.
In other words 2s-foot LOT would
be assessed an approximate eost OF
$50. Ia all eases ten years time
would be given for payments.
For the construction OF the later.
al sewers second improvement dls-
tfict would be formed an provided
In ordinance No. ~ The estimated
expense OF this project Is ss4.ssi.4t
The total expense OF the two prof
ects Is sli7,t7stt This provldev
the disposal plant, the main sewer
trunk system. together with com
plefe system for the whole village.
including the Munyon. Weaver aud
johnson additions.
The septic tank disposal system Is
said 10 be OF sufficient capacity 10
take care OF The needs OF a city 81
5000 POPULATION. aud the engineer
states that the waste from such tank
would not be Objectionable 10 IN
habitants living below the plant
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23
WILL CLOSE UP
SHOPS CHRISTMAS

Practically all % Pliers bushes.
houses have remained open durins
the evenings this week 70 accOmm0-
date tie holiday trade. They viii b.
oper tonight and tomorrow night.
and will be ciCsed Christmas day.
Business Is expected "a come 10 =
standsfill Saturday. while the whole
community observes Christmas
Local schools will close this after
noon at 2 O'Clock and will not re-
open until Monday. January 3. Many
teachers and students are planning
10 spend the vacation With friends
and rsIsflsss In other towns and
come vii 50 70 dssssnf states,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23
WANTS Hrnnr nnorcnr RACK

Mrs. Nicotine Iaften has appealed
- fne county cfiinlnsl authorities for
aid IN getting her husband. Theron
- ffsttsn returned 20 Twin FAILS
10 stand trial Mrs. Baiien some tiISe
ago entered acfion for divorce from
sstten 0n the ground OF nOn-suDport.
She alleged IN The bin 90 particulars
that Batten. during her absence from
nome. sold all VI the furnliure. which
she says belonged 10 her. and peck
eied the money. Batten Is In Reno
and refuses 10 return here without
formal stats rsqaisltiea. lntli q few
wssks ago he Hzs q barber here,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23
ASSOCIATION
SHIPS 10000
BUSHELS WHEAT
Says Association L. Anxious 10 Lend
Growers Dollar Bushei
ON Wheat.
ny DoNALn NIcLEAN

W. w Parrish. Dr. J. =. White
and ]. 7. Fisher went 60 Ogden last
week 10 appear before the Federal
Reserve board aud open up a new
line of credit for shipments Of
wheat from this vicinity. The ship
mcnts have been SO much greater
than was anticipated when We first
started, that this became necessary
We have shipped - date about rs
cars. approximately 100 Gee bushels.
and apparently have just started.
from the number OF applications
that are being daily received from
local offices OF the association.
We now have an arrangement by
which we can ship any amount OF
wheat from this vicinity and receive
the dollar loan. as long as We con-
tiuue to sell la an orderly manner
and there Is no attempt on our part
10 enter farmers strike" and
hold for prices uniustified by the law
OF supply aud demand.
We are disbursing IN the county
this week some sixty thousand
dollars. and where returns on wheat
have not been received. the board ,of
directors ordered that the money
should be loaned on presentation of
tax statements. 80 that the farmer
will not be unable TO meet his taxes
II be has shipped his wheat through
this association.
The effects OF this organization.
are already being felt, as the local
mills are nov. iu many instances Of
fering 10 loan a dollar aud give the
farmer free storage for as long
time as he cares 10 hold his wheat.
This condition was unheard OF be-
fore the Idaho Wheat Growers asso-
citation started TO operate.
We are attempting 10 sign up To-
600 900 bushels Ia Washington and
Idaho before March /. and We al
ready have approximately II .000..
OOo bushels signed up. Within the
last two or three weeks Montana has
been begging to come Into the as
ISOLATION. and has been granted that
privilege. and IL looks now az II the
/ 3 900 600 mark would be greatly
exceeded by the first OF March.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23
HOLD MASONIC
o. <. S. OFFICERS
INSTALLATION
New Officers OF Two Orders install.
led az Largely Attended ,erc-
monies Thursda, Night.

One hundred and sevenfy-fiye per-
sons attended the Joint Installation
or the Order OF Eastern Star aud Ma
sonic orders. az the I O O. y. hall
Thursday night Preceding the In
siallniion ceremonies a banquet was
served IN the J. o O. y. dining hall
aud Masonic hall The following or
Ulcers were Installed by the Order ~
Eastern Star; Worthy matron. Mrs
inez Beamer; worthy patron. John
a Johntoni associate mairon. Mrs
Mhude CARNEY; secretary. Mrs Ethel
Mcmillan. TREASURER. Mrs Edns Dn-
Wis. conductress Mrs Margarrf
Shinn; Ada. Mrs Irene Hainllne.
Ruth, Mrs Emma Case. Esther AIRS.
Edna ChiidK Martha. Mrs. =. q.
Davis, Elecia, Mrs. Frieda New.
berry. marshal. Mrs. Minnie Patton:
organist. Mrs. Coodes chaplain. AIRS.
3. Young. warder. Mrs Nora Davis.
sentinel Arthur seh0ltsn
Al tho conclusion Of the ceremos.
les Mrs lleamer. the incoming
worthy mairon, and Mrs. Timm. tbs
retiring worthy matron. we're pre-.
scented on behalf OF the chapter.
beautiful floral gifts b. Mrs. q. y.
Moore past worthy matron.
Then came the installation % the
new Officers OF the Filler Chapter
a v and A. NJ a. follows. Wor-
shipful master. DR. r. L. CARNEY.
senior warden. John Johnson. junior
warden. ID ". Davis. treasurer. Guy
n. Shearer. secretary. d. r.. Chip
man. chaplain. ID. L. Beamer: Fel-
Tor deacon, o. J Chiidr. junior den
con. Earl s. LaHue. senior steward.
=. g. Davis: junior steward. Karl
Muny0n. tyier n Dale Chapman
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23
Many Converts at
Evangelistic Services


Twenty-four persons ~enf forward
~ the Two ssanKsllFtie services held
a the Mennonite Brefshcrn charch
sunday. indicating that the religions
revival being conducted by the Rev.
A. " Bafbazat - being The success
Il was hoped TO be-.
The series started on Wednesday
night Of last week and there have
been number OF converts every
night. according 10 the Rev. T. "
wilder. pastor Of the church.
Large crowds gathered early a.
both services Sunday TO hear the
music furnished BY Miss Mary GRAY
bill and the congregational singing
under the leadership OF the Rev
Warren Harper. The services will
continue every night and<aser sun
day.
The evangelist the Rev. A. ~
Barbaxst. IL preaching the gospel
that helps people into the grace N
Cod" says Rev. wildsr. "Dnd the
public u urged 10 come 10 the 4ess-
mss every night
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23
DIETRICH DENIES
A REHEARING
4. ;. District Court Jurist Deeiines
Mobilization ~ Salmon
River Order.

Disposition on the part Of Judge
p. : Dietrich Of the tflffed State
district court ~ Boise. % insist upon
the bringing together ~ al holder
Il water contracts under the Salmon
river irrigation project az defendant
in fnrefpnsnrr proceedings ia further
Indicated IN an order entered BY him
Tuesday w the case Of the Common
wealth Trust company 81 pif burgb
trustee. AGAINST Max Smith and Mar
gar-t Smith.
Plaintiffs petition for rehearing
on a decision 20 this effect previously
rendered In this case by Judge Diet
rich Ia denied By this order, the court
stating that subsequent argument has
furnIshsd no r~sson for modlfiea
ton OF tie original decision"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23
QUARANTINE is
LIFTED AGAINST
COUNTY ALFALFA
state Products Commissioner Advises
Of Action.

That the states quarantine against
Twin Falls county alfalfa has been
lifted and shipments OF this hay may
now be made Is the announcement
made ia a telegram received from
OF the state.
The message reads. Quarantine
No Ia. in Identical form presented
by Mr.. Wicks. Will be effective today
No change wahteyer
II Is explained that by this order
the ban Is lifted from hay from Twin
Falls. GOoding and Gilmore counties
where H. has been proved that no
weeril exists. The embargo hOlds
against all other counties
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23
ASK VILLAGfBOARD TOPROCFFD WITH
PAVING OF MAIN STREET IMMEDIATELY
Ripley Successful Securing Signatures of REQUIRED Number
Paving Petition, Calling for Early Action Expect Similar Request
From Yakima Avenue Property Owners

More than seventy per cent of ths
resident owners of Main street prop
erty have signed a petition To Tn,
village board asking il 10 immedt
atcly declare a paving ordinance
prOgiding for an Improvement dis
iriet. and TO proceed with the i'm
provement al once.
The petition was circulated by T.
r. Ripley and Is believed 10 be the
first big step in giving Filler her
first piece OF paving. IL is probable
hat before any further action is
taken a petition will be passed among
property owners on Yakima avenue.
and IL is thought there will be no
difficulty in securing more than 20
per cent OF the property owners
signatures.
Mr.. Ripley states that several 9TH
ere Will no doubt sign the Main
street petition when the opportunity
Is given them.
The petition does not ask for the
installation OF any particular type
OF paving The proposed improve
ment would extend from the fair
grounds entrance to the state high
way on the west, and il is certain
that the board Will make every ef-
fort Ia provide the best type OF paw
ing
Engineer Kelsey has submitted
complete plans for the paving OF
Main street and Yakima avenue. His
estimate on the cost Of this work To-
tails Sl36,O37 IS. II is known that
with several construction companies
already in this field bids much low
or than these estimates might be ex-
pected TO be given. but the figures
are the estimated maximum costs as
complied by the engineer.
Mr.. kelsey's plans call for the
paving OF Main street its entire
length. leaving l2-fO0t unpaved
strip In the center for parking pur-
poses, this TO be filled with crushed
l.,ck. The estimated cost of paving
Main street is S54.S77.76. or this
amount SlO.91394 would be requir-
ed TO pay for the paving OF inter
sections. while S43,lG3.S2 viii pay
the abutting property expense
The tOtar expense OF paving Yaki-
ma avenue Is estimated at $751;
1889 This OF course provides Tor
the paving of both sides OF this
lhOfOuEuiAfts icdNiHB u o'-ioot par n
ing space in the center.
Following is the list OF both resi-
dent and nonresident signers 10 the
Main street petition;
+. c. Graves, T.. II. Snyder. Farm
ers and Merchants bank. Taylor &
Taylor. First National bank, Il. u.
Ripley. Ellis & Higginbothom. John
&. Reichers. ~ a. Jackson. W. W
TAYLOR. James +. Penny. MunyOn &
Sons. II. G.. Munyon. n. c. Bassfora. I
George Leonard. Johnson a Mallory. !
Filer Meat Company. Filler Hardware (,
company. r. A. Reynolds. Nibley T
Channel Lumber company. william ]
Slack. c. II Bemenderfer. l.. NJ.
Smith. +. G. Anderson. Elmer Aman.
4. r. Bauer. Grace W. Owings. l..
A. Small. Gem State Lumber com
pany. Maud Day. c. C. Stevens. +.
n. Ciaudson. W H. Haggard. Blng-
man a smith. Isaac BEEN. Mrs. J.
W. Tanner. c. a. Love. Mrs. Jessie
Bremen. Dr. Thomas l.. CARNEY.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23
TiBEEy SHOOT AT FAIR
GIfOf Mis- YESTERDAY PRO
tfDE~ GHHI~TNAr FOWLS

The turkey shoot conducted by
Filler post 81 the Amriean Legion
yesterday a. the county fair grounds
vas well paironi1ed By a large
fhr0ng OF marksmen.
Turkeys. ducks and geese were
shot FOR. and every fowl was dispos-
ed OF by the middle OF the afternoon.
Jack Tannenbaum headed fe com
miftee IN charge OF the affair which
IL said 20 have been successful, imam
cisliy AMI Otherwise,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23
NEW GROCERY STORE ADDED
TO LIST or BUSINESS PLACES

The Hndsison grocery has opened
for bushes "a the Ripley cement
building on West Main street. for
merly occupied b. the p y Drake
FUNERAL pzriOrs-
c. =. Hudeison. the proprietor. has
been IN business in HOllister for che
past year. operating the salmon River
Mercantile company. Mr.. Hudelson's
family consisting OF his wifs and four
CHILDREN. are here, and the children
hsss enrolled ia tbs local sehools.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23
Ask Aid for Literary
DigeSt's Feeding Fund
Record Glad 81 Receive Contribu-
Ions Tor Near East Re-
lief Fund.

The Filler Record viii be glad IL
undertake the raising of a fund "a
bc Forwarded to The Literary Digest
la IL campaign Ia raise huge
fnni for the relief of s,SO0, 600
starving chiiilien Ia Central aud
Has er1 Europe.
Rccc pts viii BE- issued u, this 81
flee, and the amounts subscribed,
together with 'hr names of donors
viii be Published az dcsircd)
Man, Of our readers have alrcad,
contributed pant of the million
aud u half dollars that has ~ far
beep rreei,eetrhA the i.ilcrar, III
gesi. but thcrr Hfe NO doubt others
Who viii welcome this opportunity
10 subscribe 10 a worth, cause.
Make checks payable Ia the Litter
ai> Digest thild-ieeding Fund"
A Thought Tor Christmas
Time has healed most OF the
wounds OF the war. la the United
States the sears have almost vanished
But Ia Central and Easlerl Europe
a great open war ground remains. It's
sufferers are little children children
90 war ALLIES aud OF War enemies.
Catholic and Protestant. Jew aud
Gentle but all too young 10 have
had a part IN making the clrcumstan-
ces OF which they are nov the help
less victims
la the eye OF America they are Just
hungry children 3 SOC. 600 OF them
who viii die or suffer permanent IN.
Jury through the stunting OF mind
and body from the effects of under
feeding unless America continues its
great self.iBposed charity OF proyld-
ing them with supplementary food
aud necessary medicines
The charity OF the tsnropaan Relief
Council " being administered on
policy that prevents pauperixation
and develops self help Every Amer
Fan dollar contributed 60 the starving
children draws 81 from European
as cash. food. rent. light
heat aud transportation The 50 %
20 expended that II will give one child
me full meal a day for one month
ZEN American dollars will carry q
hid until the next harvest
Ten American dollars will literally
dive a child a Christmas present ~ itF
,4n life the most magnificent
christmas gift Ia the world NO matter
What the price Americas Christmas
hopping in lives. 49, IN humber
hings should be done early
A check 10 THE fund IL the life war
.aHs Ter European child. They
ire not Americas children The
highest court of Justice Ia the world
would not say that u ls our obiiga-
ion 20 feed them America task
> carried forward on n nobier spirit I
han that OF Justice II a. mercy
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-23
PoWEg SERVICE INTERRUPTED
foR TINE THIS AFTERNOON

Power. light aud heating service
xas completely shut OF from Filler
this afternoon from i30 until 3
O'Clock The Record presses and
linotype. all dependent upon the con
tinuous floN OF juice. we're idle
during this period slightly delaying
delivery of the paper 70 town sub.
scribera.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-24

gCC lf.rCH TINA
GOULD TE7fES
r a. BDftN G. aDs
ffi -raUsrrai lr p.or@ ia
STARR AUTO L-.r r
iag ~ -ral i4l s
6EE IS FOR CNE7LA.C phg~-
MAJ CHCEFG REcE4E pscHpT
sTTEhTfc'. NczTc" stLEs CO.
z f f
re -r ft
Irtarrf f- s. f
tts
rEADriCE Al T.
fHs Nf-arr .ff
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-24

lHEssNANI,.a- ~ = ~ Il.