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Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1919

Page

6

House committee split on repeal or loosening beer ban

Five members of the house judiciary committee issued a minority report urging repeal of the wartime prohibition act or at least lifting the ban on manufacture and sale of light wines and beer. Chairman Volstead sought a rule for immediate consideration of the general enforcement bill. A test case in San Francisco on interstate beverage transport is welcomed by railroad officials, though no orders to reject alcohol freight were issued.

Associated Press Washington House Judiciary Committee Congress Volstead Judiciary Committee House San Francisco Railroad Administration California Brewers' Protective Association Director General Forday

Church groups receive room allotments and support

The passage notes Methodist, Presbyterian and Episcopal churches offering rooms for meetings and other uses, the Catholic Women's League providing meal service, Rev A H Brand organizing a league assignment, and appreciation for those who encouraged or aided by word or deed. Best Adjutant Jos M Bice signs as acknowledgment.

Presbyterian Episcopal Church Catholic Women's League A. H. Brand Jos. M. Bice

Increased Water Supply Follows Celebration

Water in the Twin Falls Canal system rose noticeably yesterday bringing deliveries to 70 percent of normal. No rain fell in the Snake River basin this week, but the July 4 celebration layoff boosted water availability for crops amid cooled weather.

Twin Falls Canal Snake River Basin

Treasure hunting shifts as admiralty opens seas to civilians

London July 5 treasure hunting loses its edge of mystery as the British admiralty prepares to reopen salvage work to civilian enterprises in British waters. Millions of dollars in property lie beneath the waves, with some ships too sunk to raise yet others potentially recoverable.

London

Bank of Hansen Stockholders Meeting Notice 1919

A special meeting of the Bank of Hansen stock holders is set for Monday July 7 1919 at 2 o clock in the bank rooms to amend by laws elect law directors and handle any business that may come before the meeting. J R Hall Acting Secy. Mrs T O Boyd hosts Mrs I H Aiken and daughters Elizabeth and Fannie of Pensacola Fla visiting. Dr and Mrs Boyd with guests depart today for a two weeks trip through Yellowstone Park.

Bank of Hansen Corporation J. R. Hall Sec’y T. O. Boyd I. H. Aiken Elizabeth Fannie Pensacola Fla

Rumanians Refuse Bolshevik Demands Over Ukraine Aid

Geneva July report says the Romanian government rejected a Bolshevik delegation led by Lenine requesting that Romania stop aiding Ukrainians and Admiral Kolchak. The offer included peace terms and guaranteed Romanian control of Bessarabia if Romania complied.

Associated Press Geneva Nikolai Lenine Kolchak Berne Rumania Bessarabia

Blooded Holstein Brings $100000 to Its Owner

Belvidere New Jersey July 5 King Pontiac a famed blooded Holstein bull was sold today by Mrs Helen Massenat of the Pequest stock farm here to E B Hager of Algonquin Illinois for 100000 Insurance of 70000 is carried on King Pontiac He is five years old and weighs about 2100 pounds.

Associated Press Belvidere N. J King Pontiac Helen Massenat Pequest E. B. Hager Algonquin, Til

Lift Silver Restrictions Raise Price Waiver Deal

The Associated Press reports Secretary Glass announced in Washington that price controls tied to a United States Britain silver purchase deal have been waived. The agreement covers 200 million ounces, with initial price of $1.00 per ounce, later $1.01 1/2. Silver has recently traded up to $1.14 per ounce.

Associated ‘Press Washinton Glass United States Great ‘Britain

Notice to Stockholders Twin Falls Canal Company

Notice to stockholders of Twin Falls Canal Company detailing water delivery changes for four to five days at 70 percent, then reduced to 30 to 35 percent. references water flow increase due to upper river canal and July Fourth celebration. Signed by Secretary W. A. Taylor, July 19.

Twin Falls Canal Company River Twin Falls Canal, Company W. A. Taylor

Cigar Factory Opens in Twin Falls Area

Cigars from a new Twin Falls factory will be on the market shortly as a plant at 232 opens. The facility marks a local business expansion and signals new job potential for the area.

Twin Falls

Freight Dwindles Cause Rail Deficit Says Hines

Washington July 7 Decreased freight business continues to weigh on railroad finances as General Hines reports large roads with at least one million in annual income posted a 36 million dollar May deficit. Five month losses to the government total 272 million for these roads while express and other costs cut into transportation finances.

Associated Press Washngton Citor General Hines Hines

Public statement cited on costs by director general

A statement noting that the rise in costs is much smaller than some figures will be seen by the director general. The communication frames the budgetary context and signals ongoing review of price pressures within the organization.

Volunteers to Meet for Richmond Body Search

A call from Mayor W Ildridge urges volunteers to gather at Main Avenue and Shoshone Streets at 7 am to search the canyon under former Sheriff Frant M. Feddall for the body of J J Richmond who may have died by his own hand a couple of weeks ago. J D Rogers and son Fay of Filer traveled to Twin Falls for the event. Al do Hall of Raise is in Twin Falls on business.

W. Ildridge Main Avenue Shoshone Streets Frant M. Fe Dall J. J. Richmond J.D. Rogers Fay Filer Twin Falls Dias AL Do Hall of Raise

Barber and Emmett Board Timbers With Superior Grain

The passage extols Barber and Emmett for cutting timbers with unmatched precision creating a smooth velvety BP board surface. It contrasts with Solomon’s rough work, noting Solomon hid flaws with gold leaf while the new method reveals natural grain beauty, yielding a richer appearance than beaten gold.

Barber Emmett Solomon

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