District Judge Babcock Sets 1920 Terms in Fourth Judicial District
District Judge William A. Babcock announced the 1920 terms for the Fourth Judicial District covering Twin Falls Cassia Minidoka Blaine Camas Elmore Gooding Lincoln and Jerome counties. Sessions for Twin Falls Cassia Minidoka Blaine Camas Elmore Gooding Lincoln and Jerome counties listed with specific January February March April May September October November dates. Local residents and visitors were noted in Twin Falls with several social mentions and travel plans.
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William A. Babcock
Fourth Judicial District
Twin Ialls
Cassia
Minidoka
Babcork
Blaine
Camas
Elmore
Gooding
Lincoln
Jerome
N. I
Twin Falls
Fordnanuary
Cassia County
District Court
Blaine County
Camas County
Elmore County
Gooding County
Tingoln
Jerome County
Twin Falls Visitors and Local Travel Spotted
Residents and out of town visitors fill Twin Falls schedule with short trips and meetings. B Victory from Hansen spent Monday and Monday night visiting friends. A Z Bigelow of Nampa arrived for several days of business. Mr. and Mrs. Childs of Filer drove in for a combined business and shopping outing. Alma Benoit remains in Salt Lake for a week with friends. L Larson of Jarbidge noted among visiting business men. Mrs. A A Timm of Filer attended Twin Falls events yesterday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller of Murtaugh came in for a brief business and shopping trip. Rev. Simmons of Shoshone was also reported in town.
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Twin Falls
C. S. Jones
Hortense Zahm
Preston
E. Brown
Filer
HH. & Pletcher
Dietrick
IT. B. Perrine
Jufene
Burton
Salt Lake City
Susan Sprague
Boise
George Sprague
Tresse McMahon
Richfield
Clayborn Conkle
Arthur Hawkins
Granville Davis
B. L. Best
Mrs. Davis
W. Hickey
B. Victory
Hansen
A. Z. Bigelow
Nampa
Childs
Alma Benoit
Salt Lake
Friends
L. ‘Larson
Jarbidge
A. A. Timm
Charles—Miller
Murtaugh
Rupert man pleads guilty in district court
Milo Koulis of Rupert pleads guilty to illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. He is sentenced to two months in county jail and fined 200 dollars plus costs.
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Milo Koulis
Rupert
Notable naturalization dates set by judge Babcock
Dates for petitions for naturalization were set by Judge William A. Babcock. The hearings are scheduled for January 17, April 30, and November 20.
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William A. Babcock
Crowley to Burley Recruit Station Chief A M Crowley to Burley
Corporal A M Crowley left last night for Burley where he will take charge of the Burley recruiting station for a few days. During his absence the local station will be in charge of Private N M White.
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A. M. Crowley
Burley
N. M. White
Sheriff pays bounties on skins in county office
Sheriff A N Sprague paid out 57 50 in bounties for skins brought to his office. The totals included 17 coyote pelts and six bobcat pelts received yesterday.
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A.N. Sprague
Rupert Sheriff Delivers Bootlegger Prisoner
Sheriff W. M. Molenbeck of Rupert arrived in Twin Falls yesterday with a jailed bootlegging suspect. He returned on the evening train carrying the prisoner.
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W. M. Molenbeck
Rupert
Twin Falls
Pedelity Club Entertains At Parish Hall Dance
The IF identity club of the Episcopal church entertained at the Parish hall last evening with a dance. There was a large attendance and a good time was enjoyed by all.
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Pidelity Club
IF Identity Club
Episcopal Church
Wright Held on Wire Desertion Charge in North Dakota
W M Wright was arrested yesterday on a wire desertion charge per Bismarck authorities. He will be held in the county jail awaiting the arrival of a sheriff from North Dakota.
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W. M. Wright
Bismarck
North Dakota
Defective eyes turn away U S army applicants
A historical note states that defective eyes caused twenty two of every hundred men trying to join the United States Army to be rejected. The statistic reflects medical screening standards of the period and highlights selective enlistment practices.
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United States Army
Later start set for Tournament of Roses football game
In Pasadena on New Year's Day Harvard and Oregon will kickoff at 2:30 p m instead of 2 p m after coaches Saw Huntington and Bob Fisher urged a later hour due to heat. Harvard practiced under Coach Fisher and Oregon held one session focusing on signals and scrimmage preparations.
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Pasadena
Cal
Harvard
Oregon
Huntington
Bob Fisher
Fisher
Crimson
Oregons
Western Football Custom Decided Today After Practice
Following a longstanding custom in nearly all western football contests, a decision was reached today. The move aligns with traditional practices observed across teams and regions, reinforcing game-day routines.
Epworth League Skating Party Planned This Wednesday
The Epworth League invites members to a skating party this Wednesday evening followed by a lunch. All attendees are asked to bring friends and participate in the social event at the usual venue.
Mrs Jessie Yochem Plans New Year Dinner for DAR Chapter
Mrs Jessie Yochem will entertain the Dan stECSCK circle of the DAR with a New Year’s dinner for members and families, scheduled Thursday at 1 o’clock. The event will be held to welcome the new year and foster community ties within the chapter.
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Jessie
Danstecsck
Waves Special Dinner At Shamrocx Club Host Home
Shamrock club members and families plan an all day New Year’s event at Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Carter’s home. A delightful program and a large dinner are arranged for the occasion.
Australia Behind U S in Speech Teaching
Prof T. Trueblood of the University of Michigan told delegates at a speech teachers conference that Australia lags 40 years behind America in teaching good speech yet leads the United States in having a minister of education. He urged appointment of a U S secretary of education.
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Associated Vess
Chicago
T. ©. Trueblood
University of ‘Michigan
National Association of Teachers of Speech
Australia
America
United States
Armenian Girls Seek Husbands Through Broussa Marriage Bureau
An Associated Press report describes a marriage bureau run by Near East relief near Broussa in Asia Minor where Armenian girls rescued from Turkish harems are helped to find husbands. Lieutenant Chester Dunham of Chicago, a chaplain, revealed details after arriving from Broussa aboard the Black Arrow. He noted Armenian men and women seek to renew family life and that marriages are performed if both parties consent.
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Lino
Grouusa
Asia_Minor
Chester
Swan Rester Dunham
Chicago
United States Army Reserve
Broussa
Harmonica analyzer tests voice vibrations on screen
Professor Miller of the Cash Berioot of Applied Science in Cleveland said an instrument known as the harmonica analyzer measured the vibrations of the human voice. He noted the screen adjustment was thrown off four times when a famous grand opera singer’s voice registered, attributing it to the explosive quality of the singer’s voice.
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England
Ingland
Cleveland
Miller
Cure claims and remedies in 19th century medical ad
An old advertisement or excerpt discusses cures not guaranteed by doctors or medicine. It cites a remedy numbered 40 for the blood and lists conditions claimed to be helped, including nervous disorders, skin issues, and digestive troubles. Prepared by J C Mendenhall, Evansville, Ind, a long time druggist, sold at Rogerson Hotel Pharmacy.
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J.C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
Rogerson Hotel Pharmacy
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