Coal and supply updates in Twin Falls report
City records show Minnick issued 302 coal cards yesterday and sold six loads while more cars were en route. Despite scattered indfustrial activity, there is enough coal in Twin Falls and vicinity to meet present needs. schools and public buildings are stocked until spring and the sugar factory plans for fuel until its shutdown. Local residents and officials, including Mrs Drake and J M Bratton, visit for business and shopping. several in-town and out-of-town tradesmen were noted in everyday activities.
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Minnick
Minnicle
Twin Falls
Twin Falls Visitors Arrive for Brief Business Trips
C O White of Buhl spent Tuesday afternoon in Twin Falls on business and returned home in the evening. G J McLillie of Idaho Falls arrived in Twin Falls yesterday for a short business visit. HY Vogel of Pocatello is in Twin Falls for a few days handling business interests. Hartmiller Davis of Jerome arrived in Twin Falls with his family for a visit.
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Buhl
Twin Alls
Syd Boyd Keough
Albertsmeyer
Boise
Twinalls
Guy Kennedy
Ilinois
F. W
Kenston
C. O. White
Twin Falls
Idaho
Alls
HY. Vogel
Pocatello
Hartmilr Davis
Jerome
Twin
Twin Falls Social and Business Visits Noted
Mr and Mrs Graves of Filer spent Tuesday afternoon shopping in Twin Falls. Allen I Senior leaves for Lichfield after a few days with family. W S Young of Idahens motored to Twin Falls for a brief business visit. Mrs J B Gray of Rome and Mr J C Hill of Boise visited Twin Falls for Christmas shopping. Chris Coulson of Murtaugh joined out of town visitors in Twin Falls yesterday afternoon.
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Forendon
Mry
Drake
J. M. Bratton
Hollister
Twin Falls
Marsentl
Shoshone
Corney
Contact
Nevada
Twin Walls
Hidolph Martin
Bull
Lwin Halls
John Myres
Buhl
Twin W’alls
A. H. Berry
Hartheau
Joe Gowin
Hansen
Epee
C. Oh, Gray
T. T. Hoog
Spokane
Wilsh
Graves
Filer
Ferguson
Allen I. Senior
Lichfield
Twin Ails
W. S. Young
Ifden
Mer
J. C. Hill
Boise Age
Harry Biddle
Burney
Twinalls
Chris Coulson
Murtaugh
Annie M Johnson Sues for Divorce and Support
A district court complaint filed yesterday by Annie M Johnson seeks a divorce from her spouse. The petition requests alimony of 15 dollars per month and 200 dollars in attorney fees plus court costs.
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District Court
Annig Ar. Jhian
Johnson
House for sale with modern rooms and garage
For sale a house featuring a live room modern sleeping porch and garage in a good location immediate possession offered by Ghio H Smith. Call 371 for details.
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Ghio H. Smith
Central Market Ad Seeks Turkeys Ducks and Geese
Local market runs an advertisement urging customers to bring turkeys ducks and geese for best prices. Includes a phone contact and price note. Ad appears in early 20th century style commerce notice.
Masonic Lodge to Install Officers This Evening
The Masonic lodge will meet at the Masonic hall this evening for the installation of officers.
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Masonic Lodge
Masonic Hall
Paul Glen Adverts Dec 10 11 Held at Masonic Hall
An advertisement note indicates a sale or event at the Masonic Hall on Thursday evening December 11 with a prior notice December 10 11. Details are fragmented but point to a Masonic hall venue and a scheduled listing for Paul Glen.
Rheims Champagne Men Carry On Despite Hard Times
Rheims residents endure dire postwar conditions with many living in cellars and basements lit by oil lamps. Rebuilt homes are scarce and costly. wooden barracks cost 50,000 francs. Public lighting is gone, and residents carry revolvers after dark. An American relief committee works on reconstruction efforts.
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Paris
South America
Alsace
Lorraine
Rheims
Surge of motorists hits Yosemite and parks this year
The California State Automobile Association reports forty two thousand nine hundred motorists visited Yosemite Valley this year, up from 26,669 in 1948. Sequoia National Park showed 30,438 visitors vs 16,001 in 1918, and 21,574 toured General Grant Park versus 15,496 in 1918, reflecting rising car tourism figures.
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San Fancisco
Yosemite Valley
California State Automobile Association
Sequoi National Park
General Grant Park
Smuggling Increases Between Occupied and Unoccupied Germany
French army intelligence reports a rise in border smuggling from unoccupied Germany into the occupied zones. Women are unusually active, with an Alsatian smuggler claiming a 60,000 mark haul from moving 100 dozen knives purchased in unoccupied Germany through the Alsatian border without duty, then sold in France for francs.
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Germany
Oaf
Strasburg
Solingen
Wool Stealing Case 15 Starts Trial in Court
Testimony was heard in the case of Frank Clark Nichols and William Robertson charged with grand larceny over a wool theft. Witnesses described the wool valued at about 900 dollars, its movement from shearing corrals, and recovery after a second disappearance. The case cited witnesses Archibald Samrat deputy sheriff and Sheriff Sprague detailing the search and capture of suspects.
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Frank Clark
BYU
Nichols
William C. Robertson
Archibald
Joe Bogalusa
Clark
T. Oo. Samrat
A. N. Sprague
Ranch sale changes hands amid large property deal
A telegraph from Fort Worth reports the Gregory ranch has been sold to a buyer identified as Charles P raft via Bo Ww forrester Ot wisenita ATES who plans to raise deer for human consumption. The Caterina ranch spans 226000 acres and is part of the deal.
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Charles P. “Raft
Forrester
Romanian Troops Occupy Territory Across the Danube
Dispatches from Hanoi or Khau Sung Bire report that Romanian forces last Thursday crossed the Danube and occupied territory ceded to Romania by the 1918 treaty between Romania and the Central Powers. The note reflects Allied dispatches from Reuters or Paris news bureaus.
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Copenhagen
Danube
Rumania
Bucharest
Khauusonbire
Pransyl Vai
Japanese Oppose Use of More Men in Liberia Dispatch
The Associated Press reports in Honolulu that the liberal Japanese government opposes sending more troops. The tentative plan to dispatch the Thirteenth division to Liberia for military operations faces opposition and debate within Tokyo and among international observers.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Liberia
Siup
Caterina Ranch Sold By Taft to Forester
San Antonio area notices state Caterina ranch in Mimmit county is sold by Taft to Forester and distinguish it from the Gregory Texas ranch with emphasis on ownership transfer.
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Caterina
Taft
Forester
The
Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Caterina Ranch
Mimmit County
Cable notice reaches Japanese language paper Nippu Jiji
A cable received here by the Nippu Jiji, the Japanese language newspaper, conveys a formal statement from the local authority. The brief bulletin outlines a forthcoming action and its intended effect, signaling official communication to readers of the Japanese press.
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Nippu Jiji
Unionists seek another woman to run for office
London December 4 Lady Beaverbrook, who performed her marriage to Baron Beaverbrook, was Miss Drury of Halifax. She has been invited by the Unionists of Ashton under Lyne to stand for the House of Commons for the seat of Sir Albert Branley, who is resigning his seat and is expected to be elevated to the peerage.
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London
Beaverbrook
Baron Beaverbrook
Drury
Halifax
Ashton
Under-Lyne
Albert
Branley
German Alien Returned To Internment Camp
Salt Lake City December 9 reports German alien John Diermeyer, one of 14 prisoners who escaped Fort Douglas internment camp on September 14, has returned to the post.
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Salt Lake City
John Diermeyer
Fort Douglas
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Annie M. Johnson
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W. P. Guthrie
FE. M. Wolfe
J. F. Martin
Frank Ly Stephan
Vatate
Kallsbradegh
American Red Cross
Third South
Danuge
Diamond Hardware Company
Cleveland
America
Flood Bros. Auto
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Cleveland Automobile CO
Cleveland, Ohio
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