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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1919
Page
2
The piece argues there are two money temperaments, savers and spenders. It suggests the solution is to guide spending toward permanents like land or conservative stock, using property as a stabilizer to reduce anxiety and potentially raise earnings, with lasting clothes and disciplined payments.
A Chicago reform effort seeks to purge red propaganda from schools by removing teachers and students who spread radical and un American ideas. A teacher from a large city discusses daily hostile remarks about government heard from pupils, and emphasizes understanding sources of such talk to counter it with clear, factual guidance.
A teacher can curb anti social talk not by repression but by imparting real facts and a holy view of conditions. Any educator who convinces even one pupil exposed to red talk that personal good depends on the common good and that political change comes through regular process rather than violence helps purge red propaganda from school homes and the broader community.
An editorial argues that United States economic ills stem from speculation, extravagant spending, wasteful consumption, and low production. It asserts hard times as a natural cure but urges the public to avoid drastic measures, advocating common sense, hard work, and bipartisanship to restore prosperity.
The article argues that sugar famine fears are overstated for the United States while Europe would see our supply as ample. It notes U S per capita sugar use remains high in wartime and contrasts with 1880 and pioneer days, contending sugar is a luxury born from habit rather than essential need.
Federal prohibition chief John F. Kramer tackles how to denature hair tonics to remove any kick. Consumers have discovered effects, driving barbers to worry over scarcity and rising prices. Officials consider making bay rum undrinkable, a move some find disgraceful yet necessary.
Sioux City Mayor Wilt Lee M Short wires telegram to miners group stating they will stand pat and urging unity as an Indianapolis event unfolds. Telegram references the miners organization and a potential merit stand, with terse wording and regional affairs.
District Court in Twin Falls County Idaho issued a writ of attachment on November 26 1919 in the case of Charles R Scott plaintiff versus Gry J Peters Lizzie Peters John J Peters and Gene Peters defendants for 1091 76 plus interest. Clerk Siggins issued the order with Bowen as deputy showing the date December 1 2020 and filing by attorneys James R Bothwell and W O Chapman.
Merlin B. Ketcham administrator with will annexed of the estate of Joseph St. Booth deceased I hereby give notice to creditors and all persons having claims against the deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to Merlin B. Ketcham administrator at the office of Asher B. Wilson First National Bank Building Twin Falls Idaho place fixed for estate business Dated November 29 1919 Asher B. Wilson Attorney for Administrator 3x-Nee- -12-19
In Twin Falls Idaho District Court E F Padget sues Wm C Ebbert and A C Boone for 1659 50 with interest from Feb 12 1916. Writ of attachment issued November 15 1519 attached defendant property. Clerk C C Siggins deputy Col L POWen Warner Bros and Guy L Kinney attorneys. 8x-Nov 21-28-Dec 5.
A writ of attachment was issued on November 10 1916 in Fourth Judicial District Twin Falls Idaho for Gem State Lumber Company suing C H Upton for 810 50. Clerk SEIGGINS署 seals the district court with deputy J H Wie attorney filing note dated November 13 1919 and publication November 21 to December 5.
The State of Idaho sends greetings to Henry Osman, defendant. You are summoned to appear in the Fourth Judicial District Court in Twin Falls County to answer the complaint filed by Baltes Augusta Osman within twenty days of service if served within the district, or forty days if served elsewhere.
The complaint outlines grounds of cruelty in a divorce proceeding and requests a decree of sale of property to satisfy a judgment. Notices named Guthrie & Myers and Frank L. Stephan as attorneys, with dates in October and November 1919, and court seals from Twin Falls Idaho.
The State of Idaho serves Mina Snyder deceased and unknown heirs and devisees of Mina Snyder and unknown owners of Lot 3 Block 140 original Twin Falls townsite. Idaho Lumber Company named as defendant. Plaintiff seeks judgment to quiet title to Lot 3 in Block 140. Hearing requires appearance within twenty days if served in district, forty days otherwise. Witnessdate November 14 1919.
The state of Idaho serves Edward E Babcock Stanley Lichty John Doe Liddell and John Doe Byrne doing business as Liddell & Byrne with a summons to answer a tax lien complaint. The county claims delinquent taxes for SE quarter section 31 and SW quarter section 32 in Township 12S Range 16E, with amounts for years 1916 1917 1918 and accrued interest.
The State of Idaho informs Grace B Murphy and I A Wells they are defendants in a Fourth Judicial District case filed by Twin Falls County against delinquent taxes for years 1916 1917 and 1918 on the SW 1 4 NW 1 4 of Section 21 Township 13 South Range 16 East. The plaintiff seeks judgment for amounts 1193 1325 1431 plus 25 attorney fees and costs including 1 disbursed for title abstract. Defendants must answer within twenty days if served in district or forty days if served elsewhere, else judgment will be entered. The notice bears the court clerk and attorney for the plaintiff and is dated October 22.
Alias summons lists Lorenzo Graehl a widower as plaintiff against Daniel Carr Mary Carr and Della Cole in Twin Falls County Idaho. Court action filed to recover etc with property described in section 2 township 12 south range 17 east Boise Meridian and mortgage recorded in Book 46 page 508. Proceedings require appearance within twenty to forty days and judgment by default if not answered.
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