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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1920

Page

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Opera for Twin Falls hinges on New York dates

An appeal to bring grand opera to Twin Falls for the first time drives a move by Sonora Opera Company to shift the Western circuit dates. New York headquarters seek date changes after Western agencies failed to secure openings. City council had refused Sunday performance, fueling renewed local interest and publicity hopes.

Twin Falls Cir Cn New York Sonora Opera Company Win Falls

Permits Issued for Two New Buildings on Walnut Ave

City Clerk Minnick granted permits to J A Stevenson owner and agent for a 26 by 36 one story addition on lot 1 block 12 Walnut avenue at an estimated 3500 dollars. In B Henicke received two permits for houses, each 28 by 38 on lot 2 block 78. 3500 dollars each. An addition on lot 6 block 81 2 Murtaugh sized 12 by 16 costs about 300 dollars to Marshall Barnhouse.

Minnick J. A. Stevenson T. ©. Stevenson Walnut Avenue B. Henicke Marshall Barnhouse

The Life Insurance Man Says Ad Wise Claim

The Life Insurance Man notes: some men in the community insure more livestock than themselves, highlighting an odd insurance contrast in local life coverage and prompting readers to consider risk and protection.

Local man chosen as day delegate by presbytery

IW FE Powers, United States land commissioner, was chosen as the lay delegate by Twin Falls Presbytery to attend the general assembly in Philadelphia in early June. Rev A H Branch reports Boise session closes Tuesday evening with Rev Wrand addressing the gathering on the Challenge of the New Drive.

FE. Powers United States Land Commissioner S*alls Presbytery General Assembly Philadelphia Presbyterian Church Totse Presbsteran Boise Wvrand Presbyteriuy Hargn

Saner Robbins Realty Offers Farm Loans at 7 1/2 Percent

Saner Robbins Realty Co advertises ample funds for farm loans at seven and a half percent. The notice highlights available capital and urges prospective borrowers to consider their financing options.

Saner-Robbins Realty) Co Advis

Commission suit filed over unpaid real estate sale commission

Tiouck and Welly filed in district court alleging J P D Rodgers owes $200 commission for arranging a sale of personal property valued at $4,000. The firm says Rodgers authorized the sale but later refused to execute it. They seek judgment with interest costs and disbursements.

Tiouck and Welly J. PD. Rodgers

Social Gatherings And A Bridal Prep In Local Echos

Mrs Warren hosted Episcopal church members for a social with cards as the main amusement and a large turnout. Methodist church groups held a church picnic with picnics lunches and a late evening gathering. Friends surprised Miss Madaline Youngs with a shower as she prepares to wed Granvile Davis of Filer. Guests enjoyed a luncheon and gifts for the bride-to-be.

Methodist Church Madaline Youngs Miss Youngs Granvile Davis Filer

Thursday Bridge Club Hosts at Mrs Clos's Home

Mrs Lawrence Clos entertained eight members of the Thursday Bridge Club with a 1 o'clock luncheon at her home. Pink and white table decor featured linen luncheon doilies, pink satin, a central bowl of pink and white sweet peas, pink tulle, and candle stocks. Mrs Wilber Hill won the afternoon score.

Lawrence Clos Thursday Bridge Wilber Hill

Local brief roundup from Twin Falls Idaho area

A stream of residents and visitors traveled to Twin Falls for shopping and business. Miss Clara Taylor joins Idaho Department store staff. Mr and Mrs Paysee head to Lava Hot Springs for an extended stay. Dozens of locals including Mess T M Woods Vilér Mrs K T Lutz J M Stuck deft and many others visited Twin Falls or made brief trips to nearby towns for meetings and leisure. Continuous notes list trips by Bain, Davis, Lord, Lanner, Kunkle, Jensen, Dumke, Miller, Thomets, and others with various domestic and business engagements in the area.

Robert B. Paysee Lava Hot Springs T. Mo Woods Vilér Twin Falls K. T. Lutz Iden Twinalls J. M. Stuck Buhl Perry Davis Viler Twin Walls J. R. McClain Walter P. Lord Salt Lake City Utah Lord Rex Lanner Berger Twin Halls Dale Kunkle Amsterdam Fr. W. Dumke Harlowtown Montana Walter Miller Twin Alls K. J. Lord Burley S. W. Hawkins Rupert Twin I Canal Company Harry . Thomets Castleford T. O. Davis Hagernun Munson of Weiser

Suits Filed in Probate Court Against Haight

Idaho State Life Insurance files in probate court seeking $156.75 plus interest and fees from Granville K on a promissory note. Sterling Dairy Products Corp sues Edward Williams and Dick Marcus for $409.55 with interest, attorney fees, and costs.

Idaho State Life Insurance Company Granville K Sterling Dairy Products Company In Corporation Edward Williams Dick Marcus

Shriver Hidner Case May Be Reheard

The Shriver Hidner case faces potential rehearing as defense contends facts were insufficient to convict P H Shriver and Miss Elsie Hidner after their trial. Proceedings stalled as arguments focus on evidentiary sufficiency and legal standards.

P.H. Shriver Elsie Hidner

Women Jury Challenge Proves Inadmissible Verdict

At probate court yesterday before Judge O. P. Duvall a jury of women returned a guilty verdict after one hour. A motion for a new trial was made and the case continued until Monday morning. The text notes the law requires twelve men or fewer to constitute a jury.

O. P. Duvall

Hint of New Reich Rebel Movement Emerges

AP alert cites Freiheit and Tageblatt sensationally alleging preparations for a new revolution along the Kapp line. Conspiracy centers in Pomerania, Mecklenburg, East Prussia, and Silesia where landed proprietors back the reactionary effort to warn democracy of an imminent upheaval.

Freiheit and Tageblatt Kapp Pomerania Mecklenburg East Prussia Silesia Berlin Prietors

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Sonara North Side Blue*lakes H. R. Groome Range Salladay Hardware Co FORDS John B- White Main, North DRS. Wyatt & Brown 3Rd Ave Barber Shoe Company Twin Falls Dehydrating Co First National Bank Twin Falls, Idaho F. F.johnson W. H. Eldridge J. M. Maxwell W. E. Nixon H. L. Maxwell A. Derman Johnson Frank M. Dwight Wilma A. Jensen Hansen Miss Jensen EN Probate Haight The Associated Press Georgettes S Great Idaho Department Store Ltd
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