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Entered at the Post Office at Twin Falls Idaho as second class matter. Subscription price per year monthly and three months. The Associated Press news dispatches and local news are reserved. Beef grading and meat quality explanations from bureau tests note differences in marbling texture and color and warn against equating price with value.
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Twire Falls
Idaho
Mal. Matter
Associated Press
Bureau of Markets
Statewide Drive to Harness South Carolina Resources
A State Awake outlines a three year program to raise 250000 for state development. A Development Board with county representation will guide projects in marketing, livestock credits, taxation, road work, natural resources, and community life while rallying citizens to create a new national stature for South Carolina.
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South Carolina
Governmental Slowness and Railroad Demands Debate Ownership
The piece discusses rail unions pressuring for wage increases and the likelihood of strikes, noting government processes are slow and may hinder rapid wage decisions. It argues that government ownership could slow rail operations and compares public versus private employer responsiveness in emergencies. It reflects on the public sector’s ponderous nature and potential shifts in ownership debates.
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Jsubber
Railway Labor Board
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Market price variance in meat trades noted in debate
Commentator cites differing prices in adjacent markets for the same cuts of meat, suggesting profiteering by a single dealer. Observers argue prices reflect varying beef grades, with nearby sellers offering sirloin at 50 cents while another shop asks 80 cents for similar portions.
War Assets and the 17 Billion Dollar Balance
The piece argues the postwar balance of payments shows America holding a 17 billion dollar excess with Europe in debt to the United States. It explains loans as credits for war materials and notes, counting about 12 billion still owed, and warns high prices and inflated credit arise from this asset. It concludes the debt is valid and repayable, making US assets like ships and government items a resource equal to half of wartime debt.
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Europe
International
Combination to Nomination Clash at Party Convention
The article details factions pushing for Palmer, Cox, and McAdog in a party convention. It notes doubts about any single candidate, cites the influence of McAdog as president’s son in law, and gives an informal tally showing Palmer leading, McAdog around 24 percent, and Cox third with about 11 percent.
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Aen Palmer
Cec
Palmer
Cox
Dekay
McAdge
Avith
Parliament in Secret Session in Dublin Declares Courts Act
Dublin reports secret parliamentary sessions Tuesday and Wednesday authorize establishment of courts of justice and equity and criminal jurisdiction. A national land commission is formed and protections for land occupants against vexatious claims are decreed. A million dollar international loan is over subscribed by 250000. Message to President de Valera expresses full support and confidence in U S recognition for Ireland.
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Dublin
Mamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
Mirdann
Ireland
Aineran Son
Treland
Morals and manners shape society not laws today
The piece argues that morals and good manners outrank laws as the source of social harmony. Civility costs little, yet wins hearts and purses, while kindness requires minimal effort and yields immense happiness and social benefits. It cites Lady Montagu and Burleigh on the value of courteous conduct.
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Lady Montagu
Burleigh
Queen Elizabeth
Missing Payment Leads to Borrower Forgetfulness
A fragmented account discusses borrowers who forget to repay loans. It describes a large newspaper room incident and a lender questioning a forgetful borrower about repayment. The piece reflects on honesty and consequences in debt scenarios.
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Oian
Earliest Coinage Collage Origin Story
Fragmentary OCR notes describe early coinage origins in ancient Anatolia and the Levant. Mentions electrum alloys for first coins and reference to Seven Wise Men, Marve Mills, and National Geographic Magazine. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Alinot
Marve Mills Dtateiek
National Geographic Magazine
Furious fighting over prohibition rages at convention
The debate over prohibition policy intensified as supporters urged preservation and enforcement while wets pressed for a broad liberty plank. Senator Glass, then committee chair, moved officials restrict access and ordered secrecy, protecting the committee's disagreements from public view.
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Wets
Glass
Virginia
Resolutions Committee Deliberations Continue At Session
The article recounts ongoing deliberations by the resolutions committee at a political gathering. It notes efforts to determine if a two-thirds vote could suspend rules for balloting, with tensions over candidate managers and positioning. Chairman Robinson and others engage in announcements while delegates press for speakers and progress reports.
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Congress
Bass
Robinson
Glass
Platform Committee
Illinois
James Farmllton Lewis
Lewis
Roinson
National Committee
Resolutions Committee
Convention Rebuff as Bryan Delays Platform Report
A state convention adjourned after Senator Robinson announced the platform committee would report early. Calls for Bryan elicited disappointment as Bryan could not attend due to platform duties. The session broke up with plans to reconvene at 10 oclock. Highest cash price paid for poultry listed by Independent Market in Twin Falls for Tue Thu Sat.
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Platfform
Bryan
Robinson
Twin Falls
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