Twin Falls Meat Inspection Law Praised by Mayor Eldridge
Mayor Eldridge hails Twin Falls meat inspection ordinance as the most important act of the city council. He notes Twin Falls is the only Idaho city with a meat inspection department and cites tuberculosis figures in cattle and hogs as justification for the program. He argues the system lowers disease risk and costs about one fifth of a cent per pound to the seller.
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Eldridge
Sone
Twindfally
Idaho
Twin Falls
Barber shop rejoices as bad check is paid in
An air of rejoicing swept a U. K. barber shop yesterday afternoon when a man who had previously left with a service worth $1 without signing his name finally came in and signed the check he had given earlier. The shopkeeper and employee praised the stranger for making good the negligent act.
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U. K
Idaho Potato Growers Ship 27 Carloads in Week
The Bureau of Markets reports 27 carloads of white potatoes shipped by Idaho growers for the week ending December 6. Twelve carloads came from the Twin Falls tract and 15 from the Idaho Falls region. Demand is weak with prices 0.75 to 0.80 dollars per bushel for grade-on-sacked murals and 0.80 to 0.90 dollars for Brussels.
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Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Idaha
Twin Falls
Idaho Falls
Death of Elva Bruns Near Kimberly
Elva Bruns age 11, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bruns, died Tuesday morning at their home near Kimberly. Funeral services will be held today at the Methodist Episcopal church in Kimberly with interment in Twin Falls cemetery.
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Elva Bruns
Frank Bruns
Kimberly
Methodist Episcopal Church
Twin Falls
Twin Falls Canal Company
Idaho
Frederick Warne a Lyceum scholar and actor
Frederick WarDe is described as a scholar and actor, with a Lyceum course lecture promised as a dramatic and entertaining treat. A separate item reports C E Booth fined $25 by Police Court Judge W A Minnick for speeding after being stopped by Motorcycle Policeman Ray Brown. The text also advertises Grove's LAXATIVE QUININE tablets with a signature line for FE W Grove.
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Warde
Frederick, Warde
Lyceum
C. E. Booth
W. A. Minnick
Booth
Ray Brown
Marriage License Issued to Black and Webb in City
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Henry J. Black 27 and Elizabeth Webb 28 both of this city.
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Henry J. Black
Elizabeth, Webb
Dr Charles R Scott Announces Office Relocation
Dr Charles R Scott announces removal of his offices to the Taught building over the Idaho State Bank.
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Charles R
Scott
Idaho State Bank
Woman's Society Meet Held At Mrs Duke's Home
The Woman's Home Missionary Society will meet this Wednesday at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs JG Be Duke 443 Second Avenue Mrs J C Relcher of Filer was among out of town shoppers in the city yesterday
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Society
Woman's
Soeiery
BE. Duke
Second Avenue
J.C. Relcher
Filer
Chicago police reforms and a young chief’s plan
The article outlines a Chicago police overhaul with suspensions of delinquent officers, aims to curb robberies and gambling, and deploy a motorcycle squad to check clockwork regularity. It highlights Chief Fitzmorris, a youthful, confident leader who prioritizes action, better pay, and expanded staffing.
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Dama
A& Hospital
Cope
Willie
M Mybody
Fitzmorris
Carter Harrison
Harrison
Thompson
Vitamorris
Thompagn
Chicago
Plan of grime war would put cops to work
Chicago politics and press reshaped the police chief role as Charles C. Fitzmorris, a 36 year old newspaper man, takes absolute control. He claims the authority to act without questions, starts rooting out crime by moving 500 officers, personally chasing suspects, and drafting anti crook laws while ousting Detective Chief Stooney.
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Chicago
Harding
Charles C. Fitzmorris
Charlie Fitzmorris
Thompson
Fitz
J. N. Stooney
Michael Hughes
Nellie E Stephenson Seeks Absolute Divorce From Merle C Stephenson
Nellie E Stephenson yesterday filed in the district court for an absolute divorce from Merle C Stephenson alleging cruelty. She says he left on November 18, 1920, and has refused to live with her. They married in Seattle on December 27, 1915, with no children. Plaintiff represented by Bothwell and Chapman.
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Nellie E. Stephenson
Merle C. Stephenson
Plaintiff
Seattle
Bothwell and
Chapman
Piles Cured in Six to Fourteen Days Promise
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure. Itching Bleeding or Protruding Piles relieved instantly and restful sleep after first application. Price 60 cents. Mrs. J D Clairborn of Kimberly returns home from visit with her mother Mrs. J M Wall.
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J. D.clairborn
Kimberly
J. M Wall
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Atorney
For
GEM State Lumber CO
ONC
Omer Ween
Iece
Twin Falls Bank& Trust
Twin Falls, Idaho
Federal Reserve System
FE. W. Grove
Beligve
Charles G. Fitzmorris
The
Supreme Court
J. A. Cram
John W. Frahm
Twin Falls Canal Co
W.C. Taylor
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