Twin Falls YMCA Campaign Aims for 126000 Building
A Twin Falls meeting outlined a bold plan to form a Y M C A with a 126000 dollar building. Fifteen forward looking men, led by chairman L L Breckenridge and secretary Stewart Taylor, plan a 30 day fundraising push after the Victory loan drive. Mesers Clark and Rhodes arrived to organize the effort and will stay through the campaign and beyond. A site will be chosen after funds are raised, with plans for a modern facility including club rooms a gym reading room and assembly hall to serve local youth. The drive is set to begin immediately following the loan drive as business leaders rally to realize the project.
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L. L. Breckenridge
Stewart Taylor
Twin Falls
Clark
Rhodes
Boige
Ndt
Peavey Abstract Company
Pnod
Twin Falla
Fain
Y. M.C A
Twins’alls
Infernal Machine Destroys Room at Georgia Home
An infernal machine mailed to former United States Senator Thomas W. Hardwick in Atlanta exploded injuring his wife Maud P. Hardwick and maiming the maid. Mrs. Hardwick suffered facial burns and lip injury while furniture was demolished. Police linked the device to earlier mail bombings by the same suspect.
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Atlanta, Ga
United States
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia
Maud P. Hardwick
Hardwick
Sample mailed to Seattle mayor hints at fake parcel plot
A report notes a similar device to Mayor Ole Hanser of Seattle and another item sent in packages marked with wrappers reading Gimbel Brothers New York and the word sample. Authorities cite the suspected hoax and warn residents to beware deceptive parcels.
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Ilar
Ole Hanser
Seattle
Gimbel Brothers
32Nd
Broadway
New York
Bomb sent to Mayor Hanson office analyzed in Seattle
The AP reports that a bomb received at Mayor Ole Hanson’s Seattle office contained ammonium nitrate sawdust traces of sulphuric acid and an unidentified binder. Local chemist Wendell Vincent said analysis done late today by the U S Department of Agriculture will be followed by fuller testing tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Ole Hanson
Wendell Vincent
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Colorado springs mayor comments on bomb outrage shock
Mayor Ole Hanson of Seattle, in Colorado Springs, warned that bomb outrages may kill secretaries before any damage is enough to awaken the nation to the Bolshevik menace and to the seriousness of the threat. He said organized labor had no link to the bombs and spoke at a Victory loan meeting.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Ole Hanson
Seattle
Associated Press
Atlanta
Organized Labor
Hanson
Filer passes highway bond for 360000 vote count
The Filer district approved a 360000 highway bond issue with only two negative votes out of 261 cast. Funds will fund two years of highway work and bids will be sought immediately. Plans include cooperation with Twin Falls on rock crushing if Twin Falls handles its own work. First Twin Falls road work starts in about 60 days with June 1 lettings and 80 days to mobilize machinery. Rock crushing prep needs 90 days. roughly 90 days later road surfacing can begin. Current maintenance work continues. A stretch toward Shoshone Falls is not included in the bond.
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Filer
Twin Falls
W. L. Johnson
J. c. Kalbaugh
Filer District Board
Johnson
Shoshone Falls
Building permits total for April show high costs
Building permits issued for the month were completed by 6 pm yesterday totaling 38 125 dollars. The most costly structure slated is valued at 5 500 dollars, with several homes listed from 3 000 to 4 500 dollars.
Price of Corn Drops After Grain Board Action
Chicago April 29 Julius H Barnes president of the grain corporation of the food administration announced a bulletin aimed at stopping speculation in flour. The reaction hit the board of trade with corn plunging about 11 1 2 cents and pork and short rib prices also falling. The move seeks to halt speculative fever before export restraints are lifted and follows reports of abundant wheat and flour overseas.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Julius H. Barnes
Grain Corporation of the Food Administration
Board of Trade
First Clears
Victory
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Federal wheat director warns against flour speculation
New York report says Julius H. Barnes, head of the food administration grain corporation, will discontinue government purchases of white flour for export to curb speculation. He argues current price advances are not fully warranted under federal resale rates and suggests possible relaxation of import restrictions if speculation continues. This is Barnes' second warning this month.
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New York
Julius Heh. Barnes
Food Administration Grain Corporation Today
Barnes
Wheat export purchases halted to curb hoarding
Julius H Barnes, federal wheat director, said the government will stop export purchases of wheat to prevent speculative hoarding as flour prices rise. He noted mills grind 11,000,000 bushels of flour weekly while consumption undershoots 8,000,600, and the grain corporation can sustain a large food stock program abroad.
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Louis
Chicago’ ‘Board of Trade
Julius ‘H. . Barnes
Federal Wheat
Associated Press
Barnes
United States Chaser
Fragmentary note hints at names and dates from yesterday
A damaged OCR line mentions names like Bred and Ay Liewen with phrases such as yesterday and the ity and carder. Details are incomplete but suggest a brief informal update or record fragment from a local context.
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Ity
Carder
Liewen
Dissolution suit seeks custody and name restoration
The plaintiff sues in the Judicial District for a divorce decree and custody of a minor, citing defendant's willful neglect of necessaries. The complaint requests restoring the plaintiff to her maiden name, with service within twenty days and appearances within forty elsewhere, witnessed by the District Court clerk on March 18, 1918, Homer C. Mills attorney.
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District Court
Notice of discharge in bankruptcy for Anna Cairncross
In the United States District Court for the District of Idaho Southern Division Anna Cairncross, Involuntary Bankruptcy, applies for discharge. Creditors and interested parties must show cause by April 30 1919 or ten days after filing opposition in the Clerk's Office. Ordered by W Orr Chapman Referee in Bankruptcy March 26 1919.
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District Court of the
Unit States
District of Jaane
Anna Cairncross
United States Court For
Idaho
W. Orr
Chapman
Property Sale Notice in Twin Falls Idaho 1919
Notice announces a liquidation in Twin Falls Idaho with terms of cash sale. It names an administrator and references a bank building as the sale site. The fragmentary text lists dates and parties involved in the probate or estate action.
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Elvan
Pur- Asher
Wilson
Twin, Falls
Idaho
McCollum Gra
Ravel BO “Wilson
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President Grain Corporation
Bulletin
Australia
Argentina
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Bilan
First National Bank ‘Building
Homer C. Mills
Twin Falls, Idaho
Craven
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