Complete Plans For Christmas Seals Drive In Idaho
Plans for the Christmas seal sale across Idaho highlight tuberculosis aid, with doctors and nurses treating cases until sanatoriums are built. The program involves 7 378 children examined and over 86 000 taught hygiene as part of school curriculums. Local chairmen are listed for Twin Falls and surrounding towns, detailing community fundraising efforts and health campaigns supported by the National Tuberculosis Association.
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Idaho County
National Tuberculosis Association
Carrie Harper White
Twin Falls County
Merlin ‘Batley
Fata
I. G. Nason
Buhl
W. A. Shear
Filer
R. H. Denton
Kimberly
Albee
Castleford
Dodge Tansen
Hansen
Fal Frovost
J. M. Pierce
Berger
Lizzie Duncan
Stogerson
Licrnice Denney
Holister
Adolph Kuntrel
Amsterdam
A.M. Hoover
Murtaugh
Stock Show Promotes Growth of Western Livestock
The National Western Stock Show at Denver runs January 18 to 22 and is praised as a leading western educational institution for fifteen years. It highlights the uplift in purebred herds and improved stock, with examples like C Eddieblute of Strasburg who, after witnessing Duroc Jersey hogs at auction, decides to invest in high quality livestock.
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Menver
West
Eddieblute
Strasburg, Cole
Personal mentions and local business notes in Twin Falls area
Local residents and visitors are listed with brief movements and visits. Stuart Severns of Hansen spent Tuesday in Twin Falls stalls by business. Mr and Mrs John Stiles leave for San Francisco to plan their future home. Mr and Mrs Curtis Bower of Gooding visit friends in the city. Mrs Henry Wagner of Eden shopped locally Tuesday. Prenton Livford returned to Ogden after Thanksgiving with the Strockbeck family. Mrs Dr Baugh and Mr Haddock traveled from Shoshoni for shopping and visits. Mr and Mrs P C Groom spend a few days in Twin Falls from Rupert. Mrs L G Hill visited on business from Wilier yesterday. Mr and Mrs Geo Scott of Rock Creek spent Tuesday in the city for business. Wm R Green visited from Buhl Tuesday. Mrs Frank Bell leaves for Vancouver after extended visit with Mrs H F Alten. Pess Dunn visited from Buhl Tuesday. Claude Brown of Castleford in town on business. Mr and Mrs Joy B Taylor return home to Hansen after several days here. Miss Mary Leute returns to Pocatello after weekend with Misses Doris and Beatrice Cox. Two local bakeries The Home Bakery and The Royal Bakery announce a price reduction for bread to be effective today. Wholesale price 10 cents. retail price 12 cents.
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Stuart Severns
Hansen
John Stiles
San Francisco
Curtis Bower
Gooding
Henry Wagner
Eden
Prenton Livford
Ogden
Utah
Strobeck
Dr. Baugh
Mr. Haddock
Shoshoni
P. C. Groom
Twin Falls
Rupert
L. G. Hill
Wiier
Geo. Scott
Rock Creek
Wm. R. Green
Buhl
Frank Bell
Vancouver
H. F. Alten
Pess Dunn
Claude Brown
Castleford
Joy B. Taylor
Mary Leute
Pocatello
Doris
Beatrice Cox
Finance Corporation Explains Operating Plans
Chicago Nov 30 The Live Stock Finance corporation formed yesterday with a pool of York Chicago and Boston banks to aid the livestock industry issued a statement outlining its plans. It states packing houses will not deal directly with producers but through live stock loan committees and banks. The corporation cannot lend. with capital stock of 1000 dollars and money at ten percent discount it will buy endorsed paper from cattle loan associations and banks within subscription limits. It will primarily assist companies in carrying loans already on their books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Live Stock Finance Corporation
York
Boston
Snys
Shooting of Men Causes Sensation in Ireland
Belfast reports a double killing in Couly Louth as Sern O Carroll and Patrick Tierney are shot in their beds by masked assailants. O Carroll, a teacher, and Tierney, son of an Ardee farmer, were 30 to 35 and sympathetic to Fein causes. O Carroll was abducted toward a railway station before being shot. Tierney died instantly near his father’s house.
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Belfast
Couly Louth
Sern O'Carroll
Patrick Tierney
Tierney
Carroll
Fein
O'Carroll
Embassy to the Vatican Reestablishment Bill Adopted
Paris November 30 the chamber adopted the bill for reestablishment of an embassy to the Vatican by a vote of 397 to 209.
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Paris
Vatican
Bridge Tea Honors Martha Stevenson at Batley Home
Mrs Merlin Batley hosted a bridge tea Tuesday afternoon with three tables of play. Miss Martha Stevenson won high score. guest prize awarded. Guests included Mesdames Benning Taylor Ulm Peck Thomas Allen Passer MacVicor and Misses Julia Taylor Clara Beamer and Stevenson. Harmony club meets with Mrs House. Pythian Sisters plan Friday meeting. Walter and Mrs Smith hosted farewell for Baptist church group. they move to Filer. Missionary Circle to meet December 2 at Mrs Gettert home.
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Merlin Batley
Martha’ Stevenson
California
Walter Smith
The
Baptist Church
Mrs. Smith
Filer
Missionary Circle of the Baptist Church
Mra. H
Final World War casualty totals released by Surgeon General
Washington reports the Surgeon General Ireland annual World War casualty totals: 34,249 killed and 224,989 wounded. Mortality from gunshot wounds was 8.26 percent, with 70.7 percent of the wounded returned to duty. Infantry suffered the heaviest losses, and shell wounds proved most deadly. stitched with details on arm, leg, and eye losses across the forces.
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Washington
Ireland
France
Signal Corps
English export coal again enters market
London reports unrestricted coal exports resumed after talks between British and French coal controllers. South American shipments to restart, Italy allocation continued at 3 million tons, while 9 million to France ends. UK price controls keep 219 million tons for home industries, weekly production hits 5.2 million tons, miners may face renewed pressure amid ongoing nationalization push.
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London
South America
England
Italy
France
Coal Administration
Hart wins suit against Ince for profits of film work
William S. Hart, motion picture actor, was granted a judgment amounting to 87 779.78 dollars against film producer Thomas H. Ince in Los Angeles Superior Court. Judge Lewis R. Works handed down the decision after Hart filed suit for profits from a project.
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Los Angilles
Cal
William 8. Hart
Tohmas H. Ince
Lewis R. Works
Los Angeles County Superior Court
Hart
Hart seeks profits from 1917 film contract profits suit
Hart’s attorney says a June 1917 contract yields profits estimated at 750000. Hart sues for 100832 alleging under Ince contract he was to receive 1000 weekly salary and a 4000 weekly guarantee covering profits and bonuses in a series of western motion pictures.
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Hart
Ince
Senator Harding Arrives in Kingston on Way Home
Senator Harding arrived in Kingston Jamaica this morning aboard the steamer Pastores from the canal route. He was met by the mayor leading officials and representative citizens while a guard of honor of the West Indies regiment lined the quay and a band played The Star Spangled Banner.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Harding
Pastores
West ‘Indies
Oliers
Judge Landis Grants Temporary Injunctions
Federal Judge Landis on November 30 granted 32 temporary injunctions to close black and tan resorts and roadhouses. Attorney Edward J Brundage of Illinois filed 72 such petitions under the prohibition act last week.
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Chicago
Landis
Atttorney
Edward J. Brundage
Ilinois
Brundage
Saving Japanese Fishermen Earns Pawlet Crew Honors
In Tacoma Washington on November 30 an official commendation was awarded to Captain Zara B. Murry and the Pawlet crew for saving several Japanese fishermen last August. The Japanese government presented medals loving cups and other gifts to the mariner and his officers for the rescue.
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Tacoma
Wask
Zara B. Murry
Pawlet
Mariner
Orient
Fiume Surrounded by Italian Troops
London dispatch from Milan says Fiume is ringed by three battalions of Carabineers and legionnaires. General Cagigia promises to do his best to avoid bloodshed while coordinating troops around the city.
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London
Fiume
Gabriele
D'Annonazia
London Times
Milan
Cagigia
Rovernmé
Dismissal of J W Wilsons Receivership Petition
In Cleveland Judge Manuel Levine dismissed the petition by J W Wilson of Columbus seeking receivership for Templar Motor Corp. The company denied charges and showed assets about 8 million to cover liabilities near 600 thousand. Judge Levine called the charges groundless and noted possible sharp practice. Londos defeats Pesek in long wrestling bout earning decision after two hours.
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Cleveland, .C
Common Pleas
Manuel Levine
J. W Wilson
Columbus
Templar Motor Corporation
Wilson
M. F. Bramley
Levine
Wire price cuts hit Pittsburgh market
Pittsburgh market saw its first reductions in sterilized wire prices in several years as suppliers announced cuts today. Local dealers reported lower quotes on standard wire products and expected wider consumer impact in the coming weeks.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburg Hat Company Announces Price Reduction
The Pittsburg Hat Company announced a reduction of about 60 cents per hundred pounds, setting new quotations for white 84.8 a keg. Orders beginning IPA will be invoked at the new quotations.
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Pittsbbret “Hatte
California refinery blaze destroys Avila Beach unit
Fire of unknown origin partially destroyed Union One's Avila refinery in San Luis Obispo County California causing an estimated loss around 300000. Firemen drained two large tanks of high grade distillate into the ocean to check the flames.
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San Luis
Obispo
Cal
Union One
Avila
War Prisoners Released From Ft. Douglas Utah
Seven men held at Ft. Douglas war prison as conscientious objectors since 1917 were released on orders from the secretary of war. They are the last of that class to be freed, all from the East. Each received transport home, a $40 suit, and $10 in cash. Their records note their conscience forbade them to fight for the United States.
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Salt Lake City
Parracks
Ft. Douglas
Secretary of War
Freight rate cuts adopted by Pacific westbound conference
Seattle Wadh November 30. Material reductions in water freight rates on lumber flour cement and coal are included in the new schedule adopted at the joint meeting of San Francisco and Puget Sound branches of the Pacific westbound conference which closed its sessions here today.
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Seattle, Wadh
San Francisco
Puget Sound
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Brauer
Colorado Springs
Eddie Slute
Mr. Hddleblute
Sporle
Strasburg
Home Bakery
Royal Bakery
Finance Corporation
Harmony Club
Pythian Sisters
Uad Fellows Hall
Aince
Senator Harding
Kingston ON Way
Londos
Pesek
Jimmy
John Pesek
Crete
Londas
Variety Store
Logan Music.company
Grace Hall
Judas
Anritten
Avydass
Eos
Bruce
Omer
Kelly
Walter
Sterling
Ering
Phe, Bepee Ou
Micror Light Opera Company
Victor Usit
Onere
Comat
Perrine Hotel
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