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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1920
Page
1
Bret Moore from the extension department outlined a plan to aid the poultry industry. Emery Folizz was elected county poultry project leader to oversee culling demonstrations feeding formulas housing and breeding. Twenty five people attended the meeting and community leaders will promote interest and report results.
The Blue Gakes Boulevard club gathered at Mrs. W. B. Place home Friday afternoon for a business meeting and election of officers. New officers named for the year include Mrs. B. A. Borden president Mrs Place vice president Mrs A C Rutherford secretary and Mrs A M Long treasurer. Miss Agnes Hart hosted a trosseau tea for about 25 intimate friends with ALiva Benoit presiding.
The report notes a wedding week in Twin Valley with Richard H. Wilson and his mother traveling from Washington to attend the Hart-Wilson ceremony on Wednesday. Out of town guests include Mrs Jed Wubois of Washington DC and Mrs W Wilson of Blackfoot. Local clubs discuss St Augustine and plan seven dances starting Wednesday evening at the Liks club.
Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock at De Witt's chapel for 3 R Grup b who died January 28 from over indulgence in narcotic extracts. Rev Bennett of the M E Church will conduct. The remains will be interred in Twin Trails cemetery.
James Fitzgerald was granted a building permit for a single story structure measuring 28 by 52 feet to be erected on lots 5, 67 in Blue Lakes addition. The permit approves construction of a one story building in the referenced subdivision.
SAN ANTONIO January 23. Hilario Medina sub secretary of foreign relations of Mexico will be sent to Washington as charge affairs Gonzalez G de la Mata local Mexican consul announced here today.
Henry Schick of Buhl leads the December roll of honor in the Pioneer Cow Testing Association for producing over the required 50 pounds of butterfat or 1 600 pounds of milk. Names such as Eghlers, Tenchinck, Irwin, Kiaglor, Sandmeyer, Harding, Hemplemen, and Shotwell appear among the honored dairymen. The article also notes school events, dances, and sports results as the term nears its end.
Local brief notes show Miss Finley and Miss Oistad of Kimberly shopping in Twin Falls on Saturday afternoon. Miss Tarbet of Rupert, Mrs. Lenz of Hazelton, and others from Jerome Burley and Pogatello visited the Twin Falls shopping district yesterday. Several residents traveled for short business trips and to visit friends, including Mrs. Dubois in town for the Harte Wilson wedding and Miss Costello from Burley spending the weekend in Twin Falls.
Paris reports Cardinal Annette’s pastoral against modern dances has unsettled dancing professors. A delegation was sent to urge a compromise, as a weekly newspaper weighs in on the dispute.
A warehouse of the Atlantic Refining Company in the Lawrenceville district of Pittsburgh containing 300000 gallons of lubricating oil was destroyed by fire of undetermined origin late today. Loss estimated between 300000 and 500000 dollars.
Honolulu January 24 The bodies of two soldiers who were reported to have made an antemortem statement were recovered. The report notes the soldiers were compelled to board a ship and depart under distressing conditions. Further details await official confirmation.
Partial readable lines describe a deceased person accompanied by a body and a reference to authority. The text shows garbled phrases about statements and legends and lacks clear names, dates, or locations. No verifiable facts emerge beyond the ceremonial context.
A Czech accusation of bad faith emerges as reports on the capture of Kolchak are deemed premature. The exchange centers on conflicting accounts and the political implications of the claimed arrest.
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