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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1920

Page

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Dicklow wheat seed prize winners noted at Pocatello show

Twin Falls county exhibited Dicklow wheat with Carl Irwin of Kimberly taking first prize and J B Barnhart of Kimberly second, prize valued at $50. Local growers and officials report Dicklow wheat leads regional yields due to purity efforts. Various Twin Falls residents were in town for meetings and errands including Marjorie Bartlett’s California trip and canal board attendance.

Twin Falls County Dicklow Pocatello Win Falls County Carl Irwin Kimberly J.B. Barnhart Kim-borth Falls Aus Department of Agriculture

Bridge Luncheon Recital Attends Women Club Gatherings

Yesterday six members and four guests attended a bridge luncheon at Mrs Husted home. Guests included Mesdames Putnam Erickson Kelly and Rowberry. The Salmon Social club met January 8 at Mrs Dean Miller with contests and a luncheon. Next meeting at Mrs Robert Sanders’s January 22. Mrs E S Larned hosted a bridge luncheon for the Wednesday Bridge club with flowered tables at 1 pm. The WCTU plans a Victory celebration at Mrs James Wall’s home Friday at 2 30 with a special program. The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church meets today at 2 30 pm at the church parlors.

Husted Mesdames Putnam, Erickson Kelly and Rowberry Salmon Social Club Dean Miller Nelson Hayward Green England Robert Sanders E. S. Larned Woman's Christian Temperating Union James Wall

Out of town visitors in Twin Falls for business and shopping

R W Watt of Burley arrived in Twin Falls yesterday afternoon for a two day visit. S M Barnes of Hansen, C Graves of Filer, G V Johnson of Murtaugh, W W Gill and daughter of Kimberly, Jerry Slegius of Kimberly, R Z Buckender of Wendell, Miss Virginia Reynolds, Mr and Mrs O R White of Buhl, Mr and Mrs J N Gordon of Buhl, Mr and Mrs C S Booth, Mr and Mrs Guy Shearer of Wilson, Mrs A A Timm of Filer, C C Wilton of Jerome, Mrs Edward Colbert of Idemore, Mr and Mrs A M Gager of Hansen, Abert Liermann Jr of Buhl, and T J Woods were all noted as visiting Twin Falls yesterday with various brief business or shopping trips or on pleasure trips.

J. L. Kimbell Shoshone Twin Falls KE. H. Harley Burley 4 Stuart Taylor California R. H.hull Jarbidge R. H. Hansen W. W. Hartley James R. Bothwell Hailey District Court Arthur J. Jeavey Seattle Filer Ge V.johnson Murtaugh J. N. Gordon Buhl Twin C. S. Booth Guy Shearer Wiler A. A. Timm Win Walls C. C. Wilton Jerome Edward Colbert Iden Moerdd Han Abert Liermann Jr AONE Twin Fall

Banquet Honors Grand Master Arch Cunningham in Idaho

About 175 Masons attended a banquet by the local lodge A I and A M at the Masonic temple in Twin Falls. Grand Master Arch Cunningham gave an entertaining talk on Masonic teachings, then the lodge opened. Cunningham, touring Idaho lodges, praised growth, predicting a prosperous year amid rising membership.

A. I Masonic Temple Arch Cunningham Cunningham Twin Falls

Salmon River Canal Company Elects Directors in Hollister

A board of directors was elected at a meeting in Hollister. Elected were Robert Rays, BE Ingraham and G A Sallee, all well known settlers of the project. A February 13 meeting will consider further the report of J C Porterfield.

Salmon River Canal Company Hollister Robert Rays BE. Ingraham G. A. Sallee J. C.porterfield

Missionary Held for Ransom Linked to Local Brother-in-Law

A. A. L. Shelton, an American missionary captured by bandits in China, is identified as the brother-in-law of R. L. Beale of this city. Beale says he has no new information beyond the daily dispatches about Shelton’s fate.

A. A L. Shelton China R. L. Beale Mr. Beale Mr. Shelton Daily Dispatches

Suit Is Dismissed Over Unpaid Board Bill

Judge O P Duval dismissed the suit brought by Fay Logan against C H King for non payment of a $77 board bill. Settlement was reached and the matter terminated out of court.

O. P. Duval C. H. King Fay Logan

Rock Crusher Starts Grinding for Twin Falls Highway District

The Twin Falls highway district began rock crushing operations yesterday with the new plant near Ba. After a motor delay, the crusher is grinding rock and is expected to run almost continuously to supply rock for the Idaho State Bank vault and Twin Falls street paving. Large blasts anticipated next month will free enough rock to cover the season.

Twin Falls Highway Twin Falls City Idaho State Bank Twin Falls

Freeman sues on overdue notes in probate court

Two complaints filed by J. Freeman allege money due from promissory notes. One suit names Louis J. Quigley for 101.80 dollars and the other W. H. Dwigler for 203.10 dollars.

Freeman J. Freeman Louis J. Quigley W. H. Dwigler

Murray dairies complying with new ordinance report

Sanitary Inspector Alex W Murray reports that practically all local dairies have secured license tags for their milk wagons. Those lacking tags have been notified to comply.

Alex W. Murray Mur

Ray Reports Local Dairies In Satisfactory Condition

Ray spends more time inspecting local dairies and reports most samples in very satisfactory condition.

Ray

Limited alfalfa crowners produced for spring delivery

Kringel Chas H of 218 Second Avenue South offers a limited run of alfalfa crowners with delivery as orders are received. Contact by phone 1202 to place an order and arrange spring delivery.

Chas. H., Kringel Second . Avenue South

Manufacturers Views on Pending Carrier Legislation

A delegation from 13 states presented views to Senator Cummins and a House member on pending railroad legislation. They endorsed most provisions of the House bill except the labor clause and urged adding a value plan. They supported section 6 on division of earnings, the rate-making rules, and urged safeguards against transportation disruption through compulsory arbitration.

Washington Cummins Senate Houes Nlso

Senate ratifies commercial treaties with Ecuador and Nicaragua

The senate today ratified new commercial treaties with Ecuador and Nicaragua aimed at boosting trade development and aiding traveling merchants. Both treaties were negotiated recently by Secretary Lansing.

Associated Press Washington Ecuador Nicaragua Senate Lansing

Adriatic agreement text accepted by Italy

The Adriatic question agreement proposal has been accepted in Italy and sent to the Jugo-Slavs. They telegraphed the text to Belgrade. Reply expected by Friday.

Paris Havas Adriatic Italy Belgrade

Tennis enthusiasts invited to Friday night meeting

Invitations issued to tennis lovers to meet at the Of Commerce Friday night to discuss tennis plans for Falls and other cities in the county and southern Idaho. Buhl will join discussions on tennis organization and coordination.

of Commerce Ove Tennis Falls Tdaho Buhl Orgontention

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