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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1920
Page
5
Interest in the Chronicle election grows with daily inquiries and vote-heavy support. Subscriptions and renewals worth 20 dollars yield about 140000 votes, with six cylinder touring cars and hundreds in prizes offered to boost early starts and secure top standings.
At a special meeting the Chamber of Commerce board discussed aiding the Idaho Nevada Holding company in a railroad project from Twin Falls to Wells Nevada. The board also favored a municipally owned swimming pool with a new tourist camping site and slated further study before presenting to the city council for aldermanic consideration.
Mrs James Monroe of Buhi who had been a patient at a local hospital for some time was taken home yesterday. The item notes a camping trip and a district judge involvement in the event.
W A Babcock and Prosecuting Attorney F L Stebhan spend days on a camping trip to Hailey. Eleanor Erskine returns to Twin Falls to resume teaching. Navy life pleases W J Strandy at Mare Island. Street paving suspended due to rain causing sub-base damage. Jerome G I initiates at Twin Falls meeting with W I D Bulk and others. D Detweiler pays a $2.90 speeding fine in municipal court.
Prince Carol of Romania visiting New York Aug 28 plans to take a regulation cocktail shaker and a book of instructions for making the once legal American V ibation. He received the shaker at his hotel but lacked the instructions until a quick search of bookshops yielded a volume.
Chicago August 28 DPkie Muck former Wisconsin University athlete hurled the discus 148 feet 1 inch in a track and field meet. The mark tops Nicklander of Winland who won Olympic event in Antwerp with 147 feet 7 16 inches.
New York Aug 28 statement shows clearing house banks and trust companies hold 14,233,050 in excess of legal reserves. This is an increase of 12,804,420 from last week.
A nomination blank announces a 5000 vote credit for a Salesmanship Campaign. Voters may submit their own name or a friend's, with the nominator's name kept confidential on request. Only one credit is credited per name.
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