Missionary Society To Meet At Church Parlor
The Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will meet Thursday afternoon July 8 at 2 39 in the church parlors. Miss Ilsie Gerhing hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Helen Wendeling who will marry J L Jones of Philadelphia. The Episcopal choir enjoyed a picnic at Shoshone Falls. Twin Falls residents formerly of Nebraska held a city park picnic Monday July fifth. Mayme Bell Sterett of Twin Falls and Harry Tamblyn of Ely Nevada were wed at Mrs Katherine Provost’s home Sunday evening Rev A H Brand officiated. The couple departed for a honeymoon in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Prosbyterian Church
Mies Ilsie Gerhing
Mies
Helen Wendeling
J. L. Jones
Philadelphia
Muriel Bnarkes
Katherine Gaskill
Hether Reese
C. E. Read
Bob Evans
Pettish
Wendeling
Episcopal Church Choir
Shoshone Falls
Twin Falls
Nebraska
Mayme Bell Sterett
Harry Tamblyn
Ely
Nev
Katherine Provost
A. H. Brand
Tamblyn
Wyoming
Victory medals for the soldier to be issued nationwide
Army recruiting officers announced that the adjutant general’s office has completed plans for Victory medals with battle clasps. Any veteran who served in the regular army or the American Red Cross corps during the war is eligible. Applications for this district are to be made at Salt Lake City recruiting office, with proof of rank at discharge. Medals for those killed in action or who died in service will go to their next of kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant General’s Office
France
Salt Lake City
Local residents mingle in Hailey and Twin Falls visits
Personal mentions list residents returning from Hailey and Salt Lake City trips for the Fourth, with Mrs. Dora Nelson departing for New York for fall buying. Several Misses and Mrs. Wright visit Kimberly, Jerome, Spokane and Twin Falls for vacations and family events. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Wood on July 6 is noted among Boise and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Nelson
The
Vogue Millinery
New York City
Dairyman Fined for Selling Adulterated Milk
Lloyd Lichman, a dairy farmer five miles from town, pleaded guilty before Police Judge W A Minnick to selling adulterated milk. He was fined 50 dollars and costs after deputy milk inspector W B Hoag alleged the milk was watered down before sale. Tests over two months reportedly failed to meet standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A’ Minnick
Lloyd Lichman
Jeputy
W. B. Hoag
Lichman
Clarence France
W. A. Minnick
Little Boy Drowns at Summer Resort
Word reached Mr. Tait manager of the Twin Falls Skaggs stores that Herochel Skaggs ten year old son of M B Skaggs was drowned at the Tava Hot Springs resort on Monday. Burial set for today in Pocatello and all Skaggs stores will close for the day. Marriage licenses issued include B.E. Pickner Kimberly and Unian Smith Danby Ment Leo P. Rose Boise and May Smith Lander Wryo Jason F Young Boise and Clara M Clontz Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tait
Twin Falls
Skaggs
Herochel
M. B. Skaggs
T Bkagigs
Tava Hot Springs
Pocatelo
Rkages
BE. M.” Pickner
Kimberly
Unjl
Unian Smith
Danby
Ment
Leo P. Rose
Boise
May Smith
Lander
Wryo
Jason
F. Young
Clara.m. Clontz
Hansen
Real estate transfers amid street and block listings
Property transfers listed include John C. McKinley to 8 A Shobert in Lat 2 block 8 Senior addition. John Wrengdenhil to Jacob Magon in Lat .2 block 2 East Lawn. Arend ud Stronk Tarmber Co to Shaw in Lat be block 1 Haat Lawn. James C. a batik to NESEY. Leren D Roe to Herman Hilfiker in ERNEY 36 14: 435 and NWH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. McKinley
A. Shobert
John Wrengdenhil
Jacob Magon
East Lawn
Arend Ud Stronk » Tarmber Company
Shaw
Haat Lawn
James. C. Abatik
NESEY
Ags SW
Leren D. Roe
Reed cheers Cox for Democratic nomination from Missouri
United States Senator James A. Reed of Missouri sent a telegram to Governor Cox of Ohio congratulating him on his selection as the Democratic presidential nominee. Reed expressed belief Cox would defend national sovereignty and reject surrender of any part of its power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
United States
James A. Reed
Missoi
Cox
Ohio
Pope appoints Chicago archbishop as bishop assistant
Rome July 6 Pope Benedict appoints Most Rev W Mundelein archbishop of Chicago as bishop assistant to the pontifical throne Edward Hines of Chicago awarded the order of commander of St Gregory the Great F Kelly of Chicago named a knight of St Gregory the Great and Antonio Rantitlana of Pu ebla Degliangell Mexico named as pernnumerari private chamber appointment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Benedict
W. Mundelein
Chicago
Edward ‘Hines
Order of St. Gregory
F. Kelly
Gregory ‘the Great
San Fran
San Fran“cisco, “and Antonio Rantitlana ‘of Pucebla Degliangell
Mexico
Burmese Kindness to Animals Inspires Human Compassion
In a perspective from The Young Soldier, Burmese people show deep sympathy for animals and treat them with protection and gentleness. The writer notes Burmans avoid cruel acts, value compassion, and believe kindness to beasts reflects virtue in humans, urging readers to learn from this ethos.
China Laborers in World War I Go to France and Halifax
An igining but detailed World War I note recounts 150000 Chinese laborers in the conflict, split 100000 with British forces and 50000 with the French. Recruited from coolie labor pools, they served in 500 man units. Early routes by sea shifted due to Mediterranean submarine threats, with many redirected via Vancouver and Halifax to France. Each man wore a wrist identification bracelet after earning 60 cents daily, two-thirds sent home, spurring mass recruitment at Tientsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinac
China
Indian Ocean
Red Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Gibraltar
France
Mediterranean
Pacific
Vancouver
B. C
Canadian Pacific
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Atlantic
Tientsin
Barge 63 Years Old Sinks Near South Ferry
The Barvest Queen, an 1867 double deck barge to be used as a temporary Coast Guard houseboat, sank slowly in mud beside the barge office after floodwater entered through leaky sides. It was towed from Norfolk by the cutter Manhattan. investigators will probe possible foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Coast Guard
Manhattan
Coast Guard Service
South Ferry
New York Tribune
Small American redstart Bird Described as Spreads Feathers
The American Forestry Association notes the redstart is about five and a half inches long and fond of its plumage. Males reach the black on back tail and wings at two years, while early life shows un mottled coloring. Females are grayish yellow and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Forestry. Association
Washington
Lazaretto Etymology Note From New Testament Parable
Fragmentary etymology note discusses lazaretto and lazar house meanings for contagious disease hospitals. Traces Italian term to Lazarus in Gospel of Matthew chapter sixteen and notes its influence on Christian thought.
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Lazaretto
Lazarhouse
Lazar
Christendom
Alligator Farming Profits Spark Limited Supply Debate
The article argues high money in elliorior farming with rising demand for alligators. It notes a limited supply and minimal feeding needs if kept through the nonfeeding period from September to May, highlighting a lucrative yet constrained market.
Twin Falls brief notes on local meetings and court case
Local briefs cover threshermen grain growers and laborers planning the 192% wheat crop care meeting next Saturday at the farm bureau rooms chaired by J A Steelsmith. Clarence France pleads guilty to speeding and muffler offenses with fines. John Barnardias fully recovers from a hot wire incident at Warren Construction quarry. City engineer Berg returns from Pocatello after talks on a long irrigation ditch project near Kimberly road with J H Kirchkerhocker. A Masons meeting, a law firm name change to Walters Hodgins Bailey, and Dan Me Cook circle G A R ladies meeting announced for today in Twin Falls.
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Cal
Twin Falls County
Twin Falls
J. A. Steelsmith
Buhl Chamber Meeting Urges Clocks Back One Hour
Monday night is regular meeting night of the chamber of commerce and citizens of the west end urged to attend a special meeting after the chamber business to decide on a definite date to set clocks back one hour. Twin Falls Kimberly and Filer plan to follow suit and all citizens are urged to attend whether chamber members or not. J W Lentz returns home to spend furlough visiting parents after most of his army career in China. He expects discharge in January and will make his home in Buhl. Fr McDonald of Boise leaves today for home after a two day visit. All fruit growers and shippers are asked by Secretary Joseph Tanner to attend the chamber meeting Monday night. Mr Tanner says nonmembers are welcome and asked to attend. The meeting will discuss the tax shortage mixup and shippers will be given reasons for ordering early. Mr Tanner urges all fruit shippers to cooperate with the chamber in preventing yield loss. To place an order for seed it is necessary to contact Mr Tanner with the number of cars and the nearest date. he will notify the Interstate Commerce Commission to allocate cars, but no promises on a specific date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber ‘of Commerce
West End
Chamber of Commerce
Buhl
Twin Falls
Kimberly
Filer
J. W. Lentz
Lentz
China
Jin ‘Buhl
Fr. McDonald
Boise
McDonald
Joseph Tanner
Tanner
Interstate Commerce Commission
Varieties of Potatoes Told by a Virginia Writer
A Virginia writer notes potatoes vary in size and use. In northern markets demand favors modest sizes. Different kinds are grown for cooking, starch making, and distilling. A stock potato in Europe is very large and coarse, yielding twice the ordinary per acre and rich in starch for alcohol production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Europe
Paderewski Handshake Ban Imposed After Injury
The article recounts Paderewski, Polish statesman and pianist, once injuring his fingers while shaking hands with a friend after a signing in Paris. To prevent repeats, he adopted a rigid habit to avoid clasping hands with others, explaining the need to protect his hands from potential damage.
Pussyfoot Johnson Visits Twin Falls in Turbulent Stop
Pussyfoot Johnson drew a large but frustrated crowd in Twin Falls as arrival timing and venue were poorly publicized. He did not speak in the park, due to strain on his voice, and supporters learned he would continue to Gooding and then to Pakeane, with brief greetings in Gooding before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pussyfoot
Johnson
England
Twin Falls
Jeordius
Mee Johnson
Pussytoot
Gooding
Granger
Pekane
North Side
Shamrock IV and Resolute Enter Drydock Ahead of Cup Races
New York July 6 Shamrock IV challenger for the America's Cup docked at Erin Bolson Brooklyn for overhaul. Resolute defender to join tomorrow. Official measurements set for tomorrow with international races starting July 15. Experts estimate defender will receive a time allowance of 60 minutes.
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New York
Shamrock IV
Erin Bolson
Brooklyn
Henry and the Golf Yell Riddle
A boy explains why golfers yell four instead of look out. He recalls his father’s love of golf and notes his sister doing arithmetic. The joke hinges on dividing sounds and summing two and two to shout four.
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Henry
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Lorena Sanders
Ret Osborne
Mary Taylor
Dorothy Peairs
Maud Hansen
Thelma Windle
Oscar Allen
Hailey
J. W. Felt
Continental Oil Company
Salt Lake ‘City
C. E. Wright
Jennie Rhinehart
Jerome
Elbert Howard
A’ Klit . Campbell
A. M. Reshey
Pa Fiela
Hazel Tobiman
Virginia Reynolds
Dewey Patton
Frank Harbert
W. ‘T. Harbert
Galena Summit
B. Wilkins
Emerton
Mark
Doris Cox
Salt Lake
Cj. C. Beaucharp
Dna
Ruth
C. Speilbere
Irma
Misa Dorothy Frost
Shoshone Basin
J.L. Wood
Robert Rogerson
Frances Underwood
Charlea Underwood
Zetta Hager
Spokane
Ketchum
George Fiss
Penne
Iwin Falls
Hue
WLC
Honnald
John Bellany
Pierce
Blackfoot
W. Hy ¥ Owyer
Toe
Thomett
Isabelle Baird
Ida Barron
Twin
Falls
Bunt
Reed
Ellirior
John Barnardias
Warren Construction Company
E. V. Berg
Pocatello
J. HH. Kirtekerhocker
O.S.J
Twin Falls Lodge
No 45
Pitle
Walters & Wodging
C. A. Bailey
Walters, Hodgins & Bailey
Cook
G A. Ry
1. O. O. F. Hall
Buhl News
Paderewski
Paris
Poland
Potentiaries
Siti
Piapist
Pussyfoot Johnson
Conesitt
West
Pussy Foot Johnson
Idaho Dept. Store
Coats
Silk Woile
Gingham
Idaho. Dept. Store
Lydia
Boyd Keogh
Seventh Ave. North
Magel Brothers (Incorporated
Ees
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