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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1920
Page
3
A fragment from Twin Falls Idaho publishing notice reflects postal class and subscription rates, alongside Associated Press rights and republication terms. It notes AP news dispatch copyright and local news usage rights, indicating standard press protections and affiliation.
A Idaho state timber sale directed by the land commissioner auctioned about 200 million feet of timber, mainly white pine, for 750000 dollars. The buyer pays 20 percent now and 10 annual installments plus 6 percent interest. 20 years to remove timber, then ground cleanup required. Reforestation is urged to ensure future returns and community gains.
England and Italy call for immediate end to hostilities between nations. They warn prolonged war harms agriculture and economies, raises prices, and worsens misery worldwide. Civilisation suffers after five years of warfare, urging decisive steps to recognize national liberties and secure lasting peace.
Soviet government envoys in Minsk engage with Polish operators while US notes affirm no formal Allied exchanges on Poland and Russia. Britain, via Lloyd George, opposes Poland transgressing Russian territory and plans to respond after informing Parliament. Allied policy moves hinge on high level talks among Lloyd George, Italy, Miller, and France.
Ambassador and Prince Lubomirski met with Secretary Colby today to discuss the Polish and Russian situations. The meeting concerned international tensions and potential diplomatic efforts.
Harding will meet with Charles Hughes and other officers to discuss campaign strategy and league issues. The talks include legal advisers and transportation concerns, with visits planned in Marion Mansfield and a front porch delegation from Indianapolis.
Notice that August 10 1920 a writ of attachment was issued by the Fourth Judicial District Court of Idaho Twin Falls County attaching defendant Wielden property for the sum of 437477. Clerk C G Siggins signed the notice with deputy C L Bowen. attorneys W P Guthrie and A J Myers listed.
The First National Bank of Twin Falls sues J. W. Havens in the Fourth District Court. A writ of attachment was issued for $3,670.00 on August 9, 1920. Clerk c. C. Siggins and Deputy L. Bowne certify the notice with attorney Asher I. Wilson of Twin Falls, Idaho.
In Twin Falls County Idaho District Court Mrs. George M Dow sues I W Stephens and Mrs J W Stephens for 3470.00. A writ of attachment was issued August 13 1920 against the defendants’ property. Clerk C Siggins records the action dated August 15 1920. Walters Hodgin Bailey represent the plaintiff.
Moscow August 23 The government conference of the communistic hero has decided that recruiting additional volunteer troops for the red army is necessary due to the changed military situation. The Moscow party conference calls on all party organizations to mobilize with accuracy and speed, assist the western front, and plan measures to aid Wrangel's front. Local notices outline assessments in Twin Falls Idaho for cement sidewalks in Improvement District No 36, due by September 6, 1920, payable to the City Clerk.
Sheriff AN Sprague travels to San Francisco this week for the sheriffs’ convention. Miss Lois Stuart returns from Berkeley and San Jose after a year of attending school there.
The Fourth Idaho District Court in Twin Falls County issues a writ of attachment against B I Jansen and Hallie Jansen for $4037 with interest. Clerk C. Siggins signs the document dated August 12 1920 with attorneys Guthrie and Myers listed for the plaintiff.
The Twin Falls Canal Company informs stockholders that the stock ledger is being transferred and statements cannot be mailed. A maintenance charge of 1.00 per acre is due September 1, 1920, plus a 0.10 per acre special assessment. Directors urge prompt payment to meet obligations. Signed by W. C. Taylor Secretary-Adv. Aug. 18-20-27.
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