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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1919
Page
3
A magazine piece contrasts a modern factory doctor who patches wounds and minds with a big boss seeking human touch. It traces a union leader’s roots in old school labor, fears of change, and a vision where trust replaces distrust as bosses prove themselves worthy.
Bills to reduce local postage rates from two cents to one cent are under consideration in Congress. Postmaster General Burleson has indicated the present first class mail rate exceeds necessary cost and supports lowering the rate.
A newspaper note debates lowering local postage to one cent arguing profits from a small branch should be redirected to improve USPS finances and carrier wages. Proponents say customers would benefit, while opponents fear higher overall costs and urge funds to strengthen mail delivery quality.
The article argues Germans must learn self government to gain true national self respect and an honorable place among nations. It blames hereditary rule for past failures and asserts lasting progress requires citizen responsibility and political initiative.
The current horoscope advises readers to sign agreements only after mature judgment and warns that money offers fair prospects come with risks from rash actions. It notes likely political and industrial controversy under present signs and suggests deserving workers may receive benefits. Astrology sparks thoughtful caution.
A historical view suggests dancing mania is driven by the joy of movement rather than drink as historians note prohibition myths. It argues that dancing itself serves as a form of intoxication, independent of alcohol, reflecting timeless social impulses.
A Harrisburg event proposes an egg show to help people who cannot afford eggs by allowing them to view displays for a moderate fee. The idea aims to provide access while supporting exhibitors and the community.
District court clerk C C Siggins notes a judgment sought by Frank L Stephan for Twin Falls County Idaho. Plaintiff requests $25.00 costs and attorney fees plus $1.00 disbursement for title abstract. A decree to sell described premises is urged to satisfy the judgment with sale proceedings to follow, dated October 22, 1919. Witnessed by the clerk and signed by the plaintiff's attorney residing in Twin Falls.
Fragmented report notes a federal court injunction halting liquor sales in Louis Island pending appeal. Observers mention district judge Vans and action following a prior injunction. The piece also references baseball trade rumors and a royal marriage act quote, plus a note about Uncle Sam's salmon reserve near Alaska.
In the District Court of Idaho Southern Division the voluntary bankruptcy of L. J. Prescott is disclosed. Creditors and interested parties must show cause why discharge should not be granted by appearance and filing grounds within ten days after December 1919. order dated November 20 1919 by W Orr Chapman Referee.
In the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho Twin Falls County Frank A Purdy sues Mina Snyder deceased unknown heirs devisees of Mina Snyder unknown owners of Lot 3 Block 140 original townsite Twin Falls Idaho Lumber House Company named as defendant You are notified a complaint has been filed against you in Idaho State District Court seeking legal action regarding the estate and property interests involved in the case
District Court notices a quiet title suit filed by the plaintiff against defendants over Lot 3 in Block 140 of the original Townsite at Twin Falls County Idaho. The plaintiff seeks judgment to confirm ownership. defendants are required to appear within forty days of service or a default judgment will be entered. The case is dated November 14, 1919, with Guthrie & Myers representing the plaintiff.
In the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho for Twin Falls County the plaintiff G C Siggins Auditor trustee seeks judgment for delinquent taxes on sections SE 1-4 SE 1-4 section 31 township 12 south range 16 east and requests a decree for sale to satisfy taxes for 1916 1917 and 1918 with interest and attorney fees. The notice names Edward E Babcock Stanley Lichty John Liddell and John Byrne and Grace B Murphy and Wells as defendants and requires appearance within 20 days if served in district or 40 days if served elsewhere. The document includes similar notices against Grace B Murphy and Wells with lien details on various parcels and demands sale of described premises to satisfy taxes and costs.
District Court of the Fourth Judicial District Idaho issues alias summons to Toorenzo Graehl Daniel Carr Mary Carr and Della Cole in a mortgage action by Twin Falls Bank and Trust Company. Plaintiff seeks to foreclose a 1918 mortgage on land described in section two township twelve south range seventeen east and requests relief as deemed just.
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