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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
4
The essay argues Uncle Sam should not assume a distant protectorate role. It decries policing Turkey and suggests focusing on domestic issues, asserting saving Americans from Mexicans is as worthy as saving Armenians from Turks and that resources are better used at home. It emphasizes practicality, costs, and energy needed for international intervention.
Karl Wayland Bowman urges prudence amid war time anxiety. The speaker compares wasteful spending to a bee losing honey and calls for buying War Stamps to secure future stability and national effort. The verse blends metaphor with civic appeal to save funds during hardship.
New rules require warehouse operators brokers commission merchants wholesalers bakers using over 50 barrels of wheat flour and all millers of wheat four per month to obtain licenses. Applications must be made at the Grain Corporation Portland Oregon with licenses due by July 15 to avoid penalties. Blank forms are being mailed to dealers on the mailing list and others should write for blanks.
Advice from Saturday Evening Post urges decisive action in a troubled era. It cautions against waiting for perfect conditions, urging readers to buy and use beneficial goods now, invest prudently, and avoid waste while moving forward with production.
The note says it is hot but less severe than rumored in other places and offers encouragement to remain hopeful.
A new labor union is forming in Buhl including teamsters draymen chauffeurs and all building trades workers not already in another union. About 40 members. charter from American Federation of Labor to arrive soon. Wages to follow Twin Falls scale with eight hour day local. initiation about $25 after thirty day signup. Americans only and no Bolshevik tendencies. Overtime at time and a half. Union not affecting farm hands.
Democratic Day at Twin Falls hosts National Chairman Cunning Cummins and aides arriving from the coast. Luncheon at Hotel Perrine followed by reception and a public speech in the city park focusing on democratic issues and the league of nations before a Yellowstone park tour. Committees include Finance and Arrangements with local volunteers from Twin Falls.
Advertising style item notes that job printing of every description is available at the office and claims prices are always right. It invites readers to place their next order for stationery, signaling a local business promo.
Notice under Idaho laws 1917 and 1919 requires all motor vehicle operators for hire on public highways to obtain a Common Carrier's License and post a bond between 2000 and 5000 dollars. Applications are filed at the County Assessor in Twin Falls. Also includes brief local items about a dehydrating plant demo, a 20 000 pound daily capacity, and a birthday party for Carl Murray with a list of attendees.
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