Chronicle Mammoth prize voting results announced at Twin Falls
Ears Maitby atte Mars. E P Jones. In Twin Falls Idaho on August 9 1919 judges W H Eldridge R Be Morehouse and Joy B Taylor certify canvassed ballots for The Chronicle Mammoth prize campaign and praise candidates for energy and fairness while noting the campaign drew strong subscriptions and the ballot box was sealed and fair.
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Katherine Kline Wins Paige Automobile Contest
Katherine Kline of Twin Falls wins the Paige Automobile contest in Idaho. First district leader is Mrs. Cora Biggs, second leader Miss Ruth Howard of Buhl. Winners receive cash prizes, with several others earning portions. ballots reflect subscriptions, new subscribers, and campaign support, signaling a record breaking campaign effort in Idaho.
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Forest fires rage in Idaho forest districts reported by supervisor
Ten new fires broke out in Idaho's national forests on August 9. One blaze on West Mountain is the largest, with several smaller fires in the Payette, Gold Creek, Rabbit Creek, Six Mile, Elk, and French creeks areas. Fire suppression crews battled the blazes across multiple sites.
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Secret sev of bureau of investigation work at price control
Fragmentary reports indicate the bureau of investigation is active in examining price control schemes and extortion attempts across the country. The discourse mentions defense, fraud, and investigations tied to market manipulation, with several references to ongoing proceedings.
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Overthrew menace of the Bolsheviks in Hungary
Paris reports Romanian peace delegate Nicholas Misu defending Romania’s advance beyond armistice lines to counter Bolshevik threat and Hungarian disarmament. He argues the action saved Hungary a representative government and urges the world to learn the truth about the peril faced and the need to protect minority rights after the war.
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