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Newspaper
Cottonwood Chronicle
Location
Cottonwood, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1920
Page
2
Simple glycerine with buckthorn bark relieves gas and sour stomach. It acts on both bowels, removes foul matter, and often cures constipation. Adler-ika pleasantly surprises doctors and patients, with one dose helping a man who suffered five years from indigestion and constipation. Theo F Schaecher, druggist.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the shareholders of The Cottonwood State Bank in Cottonwood Idaho will be held Tuesday January 18 1921 at 10 00 AM to elect a board of directors and transact any other business that may come before the meeting Belknap vice president and secretary signs this December 1 1920
Mr and Mrs Frank Van Dev travel to Oakley Idaho to spend winter with Dr J L Rains. A F Parker returns from Boise after attending a State Historical Society trustees meeting. Frank McGrane Jr improves from pneumonia after illness. Fred White Boise deputy visits family here. Geo D Smith reports a profitable Boise trip as county commissioner. Mrs A N Dyer hosts twelve couples for a party honoring Margaret Sasenberg and Lawrence Horne upcoming wedding. Anna Elizabeth DeHaven of Boise and James Stephen Keith of Kooskia wed in Boise. bride from Grangeville earlier.
Welch of Spokane and a companion will reside on the couple's ranch near Kooskia or Eetick. Welch bought the Schmadeka business block in Grangeville and a 50 by 100 foot vacant corner lot at Hall and Main streets from E J Chingren. Purchase price not disclosed.
The defendant testifies he donated time to the candidate’s campaign without pay. The prosecutor retorts, asking the jury if they can imagine the defendant giving value and receiving nothing in return but a slap on the back.
A whimsical column notes a moving picture actress efficiently meeting registration rules while applying to vote, jokes that it should come easy to actresses. A domestic scene shows a husband tightening control on expenses, and a music feature mocks record labels with a playful mix of names and misprints.
A dialog fragment features Uncle Bill Bottletop warning against provoking a landlord. The speaker notes the landlord can only raise rent, implying a quiet, cautious approach to tenancy and growing unease. The lines suggest social tension over housing and authority without explicit action.
For sale one four horsepower gasoline engine in good repair offered by T Clark the junk man. The fragment includes dialogue about business methods and a casual reference to buying gas line and conducting police interviews.
Washington. Secretary Houston testified before the Senate Finance Committee that passage of the soldiers' bonus bill would cost about 2.3 billion dollars to the government. He outlined four optional plans with estimated costs including adjusted service pay 1.342 billion, insurance 4.534 billion, vocational training 1.88 billion, and farm and home development 1.88 billion.
Wichita Kansas The Wheat Growers Association of America aims to withhold wheat to push prices higher for the 1921 crop. McGreevy secretary treasurer says about 100000 members in Texas Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska and plans to expand to Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota. The group seeks to control distribution and marketing through its own agencies at a cost plus fair profit.
President elect Harding met at his Marion Ohio home this week to discuss domestic policy after initial talks on foreign affairs. Attendees included Porter McCumber senator North Dakota Senate Finance. J W Good Town representative House Appropriations chair. Frank Mondell Wyoming representative and House majority leader. Patrick H Kelly Kansas representative and Military Committee member. A planned conference with Will H Hay chairman of the Republican National Committee was also anticipated.
Portland bond house Morris Brothers Inc announces doors will not open in Portland San Francisco Seattle and Tacoma marking the end of the corporation. Fred B Morris stated no large deficiency exists but the business will not continue. John L Etheridge had resigned as president last week.
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