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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1920
Page
2
Twin Falls housewives gain guidance for Sunday dinner from new Saturday market announcements on page 8 of The Chronicle. The feature highlights daily specials and staples, helping plan meals, place early orders, and ease deliveries, with merchants funding their trials.
The Agriculture Department reports the 1919 farm value at 24.982 billion dollars, up 2.5 billion from 1918, averaging about 4,000 dollars per farm for 6 million farms. Crops valued at 16.025 billion, with animals and products at 8.957 billion.
The Roachdale plan offers a tested store model where an operating company sells shares to fund a shop in Twin Falls. Merchandising follows standard pricing but profits beyond a small investor return go to the customers, inviting public participation though opinions vary.
A European correspondent describes famine in Central Europe and urges American aid. She links five cents to one day’s food for a starving child, one dollar to twenty days, and condemns inaction as eyes of hunger closing forever. The piece ends with wartime transport and political jabs.
When planning a garden, the usual thought of control is upended by the neighbor’s chickens, whose presence dictates layout and timing, forcing adjustments to seeds, fencing, and space. The situation highlights how poultry neighbors can shape suburban gardening plans.
The Associated Press reports in Grand Rapids that three Newberry men told the grand jury that testified before indictments in 1918 campaigns. Witnesses described salaries and expense arrangements for judges and state officials, with questions over admissibility and cross examination to come.
Howie testifies that bullets in El Piso came from Mexican factions and that the majority were involved. He explains how he arrived at his conclusions during the fighting while the Eighty-second field forces held headquarters.
An editorial urges unions and farmers to mobilize votes before primaries, aiming to influence outcomes. It condemns the return of railroads to private ownership, university training, intervention in Mexico, anti strike laws, and a new alien and sedition act, urging party nominees to oppose these issues. The piece stresses selecting a reliable Republican or Democratic candidate in respective districts.
Andre Tardieu, former French high commissioner to the United States, warns in a Paris article of the reappearance of a multiform German danger that is insinuating and insidious. The report is dated February 6 and cites his caution to the global audience.
Frank A. Vanderlip of New York warned in Philadelphia that the Versailles treaty imposes unfulfillable economic conditions on Germany. He warned of a possible Bolshevik revolution that could cross the Atlantic and impact the United States. He urged America to aid Europe with a credits system providing food and raw materials rather than large loans.
Fire gutted the principal buildings of the American Agricultural and Chemical Co at Regia near Havana. Loss estimated over 10 million. Origins traced to the wooden freighter Brookland loaded with nitrate moored at Regia docks. Brookland total loss. Several firemen injured amid explosions causing panic in Regia.
Berne Feb. reports Odessa the great port on the Black Sea surrendered after several hours of hard fighting against General Denikin's troops. Ukrainian News Agency advices received.
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