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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
2
Astrological readings suggest a coming easing in costs and simpler fashion trends for both men and women. Analysts note a shift toward practical buying, friendlier salespeople, and a move away from extravagant attire and cosmetics as stars forecast a reduction in prices and a focus on value. The saying “The sky's the limit” is invoked to hint prices will eventually come down.
The railroad labor board's refusal to engage with outlaw strikers signals a businesslike shift in government stance toward labor. The piece argues organized labor must be disciplined and honor contracts to preserve collective bargaining and prevent chaos, noting strikes without clear claims undermine both unions and public rights.
The labor board refuses to deal with a group of rebellious and contract breaking employees, a stance described as performing a service for union labor.
Nut trees offer a rich source of fats and protein, supporting balanced meals and long term security. Planting nut trees benefits individuals and the nation, providing food, beauty, and a future heritage. Nut meats can replace meat in meals and sustain energy during difficult times.
A reflective piece questions readers about expenses from groceries to clothing and leisure. It urges thrift through practical solutons such as gardening, mending, library use, and private economy, noting the season of cyclones and winds in meteorology and politics.
An alleged testimonial from Chanute Kansas describes eczema clearing after taking “number 40” and number 49 medicines. The letter announces cures for skin sores boils and various blood related complaints and promotes a druggist made remedies from Isleaneville Indiana sold by Rogerson Hotel Pharmacy.
A fragmented note hints at tense May Day events and possible restrictions or concerns surrounding celebrations. References to dancing, pole imagery, and the term American x eds.to.dance suggest a contentious or admonitory stance. Further details are unclear due to incomplete wording.
Clerk John Bradish of the Twin postoffice resigns and will take up farm duties. Frank Higbee of route five is promoted to clerk. Dakota division to receive Glenn Smith soon to assume letter distribution duties.
Notice is given by the administrator of the estate of Addie I Strout deceased to creditors and all persons having claims to present them with vouchers within four months after the first publication to Guthrie Myers attorneys for administrator at Twin Falls Idaho this is the place fixed for estate business Dated March 23 1920 W P Guthrie administrator Mar 26 Apr 29 16 23 30
The executrix Alice O Crozier of the estate of W E Crozier deceased requests creditors and all persons with claims to present vouchers within ten months from first publication. Claims must be shown to the executrix at the law offices of James L Bothwell and W Orr Chapman in Twin Falls Idaho. Date April 20 1920. April 23-30 May 7-14
In Twin Falls County Idaho a writ of attachment was issued April 20 1920 in the District Court Fourth Judicial District of the State of Idaho for Twin Falls County in the case Fy A Johansen plaintiff v Dave Parker defendant The attachment secures 327 50 plus interest The clerk SHA A C Siggins issued the writ with seal and deputy Bow en signed Homer Mills attorney for plaintiff Twin Falls Idaho Ux Apr 22 80 Muay 7
In the Fourth Idaho District Court for Twin Falls County J W Houck and C Q Kelly doing business as Houck and Kelly sue J I D Rogers. A writ of attachment issued April 15 1920 to seize defendant’s property for 200 dollars. Filed April 15 1920 with seal by Homer C Mills Deputy J B Bowen deputy and attorney Homer Mills.
Public notice from the Twin Falls Idaho probate court states that on May 11, 1920 at 10:00 am in the court room the will of Anna Connor deceased will be proved and T Dan Connor’s application for letters testamentary heard. Dated April 14, 1920. Probate Judge Ex Officio. Apr 15 May 32-39- May.
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