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Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1920

Page

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Free land offered to World War veterans on Milk River project

About 1000 acres of Milk River irrigation land in Montana will open to homestead entry on Friday April 30. Twenty farm units are available only to men who served in the U S Army Navy or Marine Corps in World War I. Applications for water rights must be made to the project manager in Atolla Montana within six days ending Saturday April 4. Applications must be in person and the rental is two dollars per acre foot with eight dollars per irrigable acre due at filing, creditable at one dollar per year for three years, remaining due after March 1 following the irrigation season.

Twin Falls Secretary of the Interior Milk River Montana United States Army Navy OF Marine Corps U.S. Reclamation Atolla Montaccs Bex

Twin Falls Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Visits

Mrs Francis Lee Johnson of Murtaugh motored to Twin Falls yesterday afternoon to shop and visit friends. W S Hyde of Buhl was among out of town visitors in Twin Falls for urgent business. Mr and Mrs A Thomas hosted guests Mr and Mrs Lynn Oliver of Blackfoot. H J Hammond left yesterday for Gooding on business and returns Sunday. L Clos departed for Boise for a few days on business. Mr and Mrs I N Jordon of Dichol traveled to Twin Falls for business and shopping. Mrs Tt O Yates of Wendell shopped in Twin Falls yesterday. Mrs H R Bell of Murtaugh visited Twin Falls for shopping. Mrs Irby Meffarland leaves tonight for Denver to visit.

Francis Lee Johnson Murtaugh Twin Falls W. S. Hyde Buhl A. Thomas Lynn Oliver Blackfoot H. J. Hammond Gooding L. Clos Boise I. N. Jordon Dichl Twin Sealls Tt. O. Yates Wendelli H. R. Bell Irby Meffarland Denver Colorado

Residents and visitors travel to Twin Falls for visits

People from Hansen Jerome Gooding and Jerome motor to Twin Falls yesterday afternoon to visit friends and family. Mr and Mrs George Darwin expected to stay over the weekend. Orville Martin from Jerome was among the out of town business visitors in Twin Falls yesterday.

Pennessee Frank Samson Hansen Twin Falls Mrs. P. Harrison Jerome George Darwin Gooding Orville Martin

Birth of a Seven Pound Boy at Addison Avenue

A seven pound boy arrived yesterday morning to Mrs. Charles Linsberry of Addison Avenue. Both mother and infant are reported to be in good health and recovering well.

Charles Linsberry Addison Avenue

Service at Rogerson Church

It was announced yesterday that services will be held at Rogerson Presbyterian Church Sunday night at ten thirty. The Rev W W Lindtowell will deliver the sermon.

Presbyterian Church Rogerson Oelack Thev

The Life Insurance Ad Warns on Death Coverage

Advertisement asserts a man’s duty to support his family while living but cautions many fail to provide for dependents in the event of the policyholder’s death. It urges securing life insurance to protect loved ones beyond the insured’s lifetime.

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Miss Suzanne Taylor Hosts Elegant Bridge Party

Miss Suzanne Taylor and Miss Martha Stevenson win the first and second A prizes at a Thursday bridge party hosted by Mrs. W. O. Greenhow and Miss Cora Greenhow. Guests listed include Mrs. Charles Burton, Morgan Heap, George Sprague, and others. The Country Woman's Club held its monthly meeting at Mrs. George Miller’s home with officers elected: President F. K. Chamberlain, Vice President Joseph Watkington, Secretary John Ritchie, Treasurer Frank Winslet. Refreshments followed each event, with upcoming meetings set for May 6 and April 22.

Suzanne Taylor W. OH. .Greenhow Cora Greenhow Martha Stevenson Hne Miss Taylor Charles Burton Morgan Heap George Sprague Roo. Stevenson Mebain Walter Mord William Oliver Taylor Thompson Te. LL McVicar i OL Boyd George Country Woman's Club George Miller IF. Kk. Chamberlain Joseph Watkington John Ritchie Frank Winslet Des’ Tuisseaux

Sanger Robbins Realty Calls Farm Loans At High Rates

Realty ad notes Sanger Robbins offering farm loans at 41.2 percent interest with advertising code Adv 6xX 4 11 K 4 17 and promotes ample money available for farms through the lender.

Sanger-Robbins Realty

Marriage License Granted to Armstrong and Des Horisseaux

A marriage license was granted yesterday afternoon at the court house to Hugh Armstrong and Miss Mary Des Horisseaux. The couple reside in this city.

Hugh Armstrong Mary Des Horisseaux Court House Eit

Population Increases Reported Across Multiple Cities

From Washington AP dated April 16, multiple U S city figures show each locale recording population rises. Battle Creek Michigan leads with 86,164 residents, up 10,897 or 12.0 percent, followed by Enid Oklahoma 16,576 up 2,777 barely 20.1 percent. Hillsdale Michigan 5,476 up 475 or 5 percent. Cowepo Michigan 12,575 up 7,906 or 30.5 percent. Howing Green Kentucky 38 up 465 or 5.1 percent. Macomb Tennessee 6,714 up 940 or 16.3 percent. Lufkin Texas 4,878 up 2,129 or 77.4 percent. Phillipsburg New Zealand 16,923 up 3,020 or 21.7 percent. South Bridge Massachusetts 14,245 up 1,653 or 13.1 percent. Gloucester New Jersey 12,762 up 2,700 or 28.5 percent.

Associated Press Washington eBattle Creek Mich Enid Oklishoma Hillsdale Cowepo Howing Green Kye Macomb Tus Lufkin Texas Phillipsburg N.Z South Bridge Mass Gloucester N. J

Peace Virtually Restored in Vladivostok Claim

Tokyo reports a war office note stating peace is virtually restored in Vladivostok with no civilian casualties. Minor engagements in nearby towns were stubborn but ended with disarmament of revolutionists. A semi official message says General Seminoff’s forces are sweeping Bolsheviks south of Chita.

Associated Press Tokio War Office Vladivostok Seminoff Chita

Quit Meat When Kidneys Bother Ad

An advertisement touts a kidney flushing remedy Jad Salts or "rad Salts" made from grape and lemon juice with lithia. It claims meat causes uric acid that overworks kidneys and lists symptoms like back pain and cloudy urine. It urges four ounces daily in water before breakfast to cleanse kidneys and prevent disorders.

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Freckles and Othine Ad Claim Easy Removal

A vintage advertisement promises quick relief from freckles using an ounce of double strength Othine. It urges readers to ask for the stronger formula with a money back guarantee if it fails, noting sun and wind exposure boosts freckle appearance this month.

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