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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes reveal Lyne sermon themes on youth guidance and personal ambitions. Mr Moore invited young people to reflect on goals and community service as part of Sunday night discussions. The fragment hints at aspirations to help build an organization and contribute to the common good.
An assortment of visitors spent Thursday on brief trips to Twin Falls for business and pleasure. J O S Childs and A A Timm, both traveling from nearby towns, joined others including Mrs Timm, Mrs Logan, GQ A Terhune, A J Stowe, Neal Beaton, John Wycal, and Henry Jones to shop, conduct urgent business, or visit local interests before departing for Jerome, Kimberly, or Hollister.
Electrical inspector Hennefer and city treasurer Wheeler project a six block addition. Bickel proposes a 2000 dollar expansion cost.
John J. Pilgerin, water superintendent, says the recently installed filtration plant at the city water works is giving good satisfaction. Mr. Sharp, who installed the plant and is making the adjustments, will be able to leave it in perfect order soon.
A string of Twin Falls visitors and local residents were noted. Paul Larson of Eden motored to Twin Falls for a brief business and shopping stop. T. E. Bennett of Pocatello visited en route to Buhl. J. Beldon of Kimberly joined Twin Falls visitors. J. Py Morgan of Blackfoot traveled with his wife for a combined business and shopping trip. D. H. York of Boise stayed a couple days to attend local interests and planned to move on to Jerome. J. J. Schildman of Filer appeared among out of town business men. Mrs. J. Gihring remains ill but improving. Mrs. C. E. Shirley of Rexburg journeyed to visit her sister. C. B. Holderman of Wendell spent an afternoon on local interests. Mr. and Mrs. Beghold of Shoshone visited. John M. Ault left for Filer to handle a case. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Baker, long-time Twin Falls residents, have bought a Los Angeles hotel for their future home. Rev. J. Gihring returned from Paul after Lutheran pastors conference.
The Haunted Bedroom uses a colossal glass- covered stage set for Enid Bennett in a Thomas H. Ince production. Shown in Idaho on Friday and Saturday, the seven room interior includes a living room grand stairway and six rooms, costing about 1250 dollars.
Articles show Buhl Mercantile Co capitalized at 100000 with business in Buhl for 50 years. Incorporators include A B Chamberlain president FE C Davis secretary treasurer F I Atkins TB A Littler E W Kenyon W S Shriver and A S Madson. Two thousand shares issued at 50 each.
Bray of Warren Construction says the firm holds an $800,000 paving contract with the city. He notes materials are on hand and paving work can start as soon as weather permits with preparations under way on the road project.
The Episcopal choir enjoyed a pleasant evening at Mrs. Harry Allen Senior's home with card play and light refreshments as part of a two party series hosted by Twin Falls matrons. Christian Board of Missions postpones regular meeting. Dan McCook Circle G A R meets Saturday. Country Woman's Club gathering at Mrs. Ilred's with strong turnout despite bad roads and guests Mesdames Christinson and
A meeting will be held tonight at eight oclock in the parish hall for interested people supporting a low cost co operative store in Twin Falls.
Fragmentary German press note suggests Vorwärts urges allies to act independently as internal tensions escalate. The report cites government attempts and calls for determined public action. The garbled text references Adler and Getmiah and mentions severe internal will and demands.
Boise Idaho reports the Associated Press announces a world match between Freburg and Santel scheduled for February 11. The event brings together two leading boxers in a high profile showdown.
John B. Quigley was awarded 282.20 in a probate court action against Amalagamated Sugar Co. for sugar delivery claims. W T Harbert and Son, district managers for International Life Assurance Co., moved their office to 23 East Main Ave with Johnson Realty Co.
Mary Pickford's latest picture adapted from a story by John Fox Sr will be shown at the Gem theater today. The article notes Pickford in a key role and mentions the spectacle of her character baiting a fish hook with worms.
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