German demobilization plan rejected by Allies
SPA July 7 AP reports the German proposal to cut to 100000 troops in 15 months was deemed unsatisfactory by the allied governments. Experts will review after tomorrow's report. Britain and France pressed for immediate destruction of 12000 cannons and 50000 machine guns, with concerns about arms falling into insurrectionist hands. Premier Millerand said the Brussels financial talks would proceed with the League of Nations presence including America.
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Spa
Associated Press
Simons
Lloyd George
Germany
Miller
Sare
Brussels
League of Nations
M. Millerand
Mace
Americing
Twin Falls Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Local residents and visitors fill Twin Falls with gatherings and travel reports Miss Zelmi Larmore teaches at a Fairfield summer program while visiting her sister Mrs W J Young Alma Benoit returns from trips to Mortlana Seattle Yakima Several couples from Buhl and Twin Falls are seen shopping visiting and camping Mattie H Wyatt and Ruth Salladay return for vacations and family time Families travel to Guyer Hot Springs Ketchum and Boise with notices of campfires and photography business partners and club meetings noted in brief items.
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Zelmi Larmore
Fairfield Ly
Twin Palls
W. J. Young
Alma” Benoit
Mortlana
8. T. Lowe
Bure Fey
Twin Falls
B. W. Magel
Frances
Anna Mary
Conrad, Jr
Laurie Wall
Guyer
McAfee
Frayne
Frank
Margaret
Julie Woods
Maurine Sliffer
L. V. Tate
Pocatello
Hershel Skages
Tate
Skaggs
Mattie H. Wyatt
Rupert
B. Shaft
Filer
A. WD. Boxlan
Buhl
Maruel
Huesany
Guyer Hot Springs
Carrie Harper White
Ketchum
Morgan Heap
T. Bu Perrine and Sons
I. W. Wheeling
Pharmacy
Heinecker and
Warren
Elbert Harward
Boise
Gene Ahern
Fonmerly
Twin Alls
Mackey
S. J. Booth
Ketehim
H. Craw
J. A. Campbell
Artesi Ia
Mary Cotes
Wendell
Q. RR. Ludiom
Kilniberty Road
Fine program prepared for concert in park
City presents a Thursday evening sight concert in the park at 8 o clock. The program opens with Heart of America march followed by selections from She and a widow. Fox trot I Want a Daddy toy Rock Me Steep Overture Chimes of Normandy Trunnette One step Who Discovered Дж ix ie Idyl The Glow Worm Waltz Crimson Petal Star Spangled Banner.
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America
Arethur Pryor
Gelest
Sloane
Normandy
Jixie
Lineke
Jewell
Hobinson
King
Funeral services held for infant son of Mr and Mrs Iron
Funeral services were held yesterday at 2 30 PM from Grossman chapel for the infant son of Mr and Mrs A Iron. The child died at midnight Tuesday. Rev Bennett of the Methodist church conducted the services. Burial was in the city cemetery.
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Grossman Chapel
Bennett
Methodist Church
Public Department Announcement on Travel and Postal Rules
State department announces travel from Insaia remains unaffected by trade restriction removal. Passports for Jtuasiv tandet remain valid and visa changes not applied. Negotiations with Soviet postal authorities not pursued, mail to and from Soviet Russia blocked. No parcel post link exists. forwarding goods by that method unavailable. Highest cash price paid for poultry noted by independent market.
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Insaia
Jtuasiv
Posofficé Department
Russip
United States
Russia
Mrs Wallington Dies at 53 After Illness Near Twin Falls
Mrs Louise Jane Wallington wife of E W Wallington died at 1 45 Wednesday morning at the family residence two miles west of Twin Falls aged 53 after several months illness described as incurable She was noted for culture in literature and art and leaves a husband and two sons Harleigh of Eden and Arthur of Pocatello Funeral services will be held by the Christian Science church at the local cemetery this afternoon at 2 o'clock
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Wallington
Louise Jane Wallington
E.W. Wallington
Twinalls
Onuy
Harleigh
Eden
Arthur
Pocatello
Christian Science Church
Prizes Awarded by Idaho Power in Washing Machine Contest
Mrs Emma C Witham of Twin Falls was among four women in the state who won Idaho Power Company prizes in a late June contest. Winners were chosen for the best reasons why they wanted an electric washer. Telegrams from Boise Chronicle announced the results: first Mrs Leroy Jensen Payette, second Ruth Millard Boise, third Mrs Douglas Smith Rockwell, fourth Miena O Witham.
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Emma C. Witham
Twin Falls
Idaho_ ‘Power company
Chrondelerom
Boise
Mia
Leroy Jensen
Payette
Ruth
Future Automotive Power From Coal By-Product Coke Ovens
The piece argues gasoline prices will rise and that coal by‑product coke ovens will supply motor fuel and heat. It notes that coking yields about three gallons per ton of soft coal and produces gas for cooking, plus smokeless coke fuel. It references wartime shifts and TNT needs.
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Government Bureau of Mines
Germany
United States
Jack of St
Schwab urges integrity as key to business success
Charles M Schwab told Princeton students that influence should not be used to start a career but integrity is the foundational asset in business. He praised loyalty, industry and persistence as essential, noting industry opportunities remain immense as modern industry grows and leadership chances expand.
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Charles M. Schwab
Princeton
Leslie
Schwab
Trade in Old Newspapers In Tropical Island Markets
The article notes a curious trade in old papers on a distant island, with 1918 imports from the United States totaling 35 pourhils of bundled news sheets. It describes shipments of reprints for covering river sprouts and sugar cane, with a hot climate requiring newspaper sheets spread over crops, secured by stones, and contrasts Hawaiian protections with local archipelago practices using imported reef paper.
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Sumiuten
Cond-Hind
United States
Dapmury T
Haiwaii
Evolution of Man Foreseen by English Scientist
A lecture by Sir Oliver Tog forecasts the earth’s existence for about 20 million years more with some scientists arguing for ten times that span. The speaker contends humanity may continue to evolve beyond recorded history toward a finer type, as discussed in Boys' Life.
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Olver Tog
Jess Kiaen
Fragmentary street scene yields puzzling dialogue
A garbled passage shows a man cutting rhubarb with a scythe in a yard as a child watches. He speaks of God and dockweed, offering a cryptic explanation about God being mixed up, leaving the moment eerily unresolved.
Community Events and Local Notices in Ashton
Boisss relatives visit Mr and Mrs Kinney. Recreation plans in car park weather permitting with graded activity times. Building permit issued for a 18x20 garage valued at about 460 dollars. Thomas Twit appointed to gather agricultural exhibits for the state fair. Short conference with county farm bureau agent H Powers. Largest salmon trout caught at Tack creek weighed 12 pounds, Webster and Witawater credited. Ashton Shop to close for funeral of Morton Jacobs at 28 South Tet. Salt Lake City.
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Jacob Mason
Thomas Twit
Unveu
Mt Irwin
Twit Falls Couny
Bitawater
H.R. Welster
Tack Creek
Witawater
Ashton
Morton
South Teterst
Salt Lawke City
H. A. Jacobs
Exchange of ratifications in peace with Austria set
Paris on July 7 reports that an exchange of ratifications of the peace treaty with Austria has been fixed for July 16.
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Paris
Austria
Road Signs Easy to Follow in French Motor System
A new road marking system to be enacted in France allows fast drivers to read signs en passant. Large boards along junctions will show place names in full white on blue with distances to the next town in color coded red blue or green. The scheme echoes early American pole color coding and aims to simplify navigation near the front.
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France
Soo
America
Chinese Adopt United States Idea in New York
About 150 Chinese women and girls in New York City join a Chinese branch of the YWCA to learn American customs and ship life while preserving Chinese civilization. Leaders say they will carry back western ideals and practices to China, including education, organization, and physical exercise.
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United States
New York City
China
Madrid Parents Push for Child Library at National Library
The Spanish Ministry of Public Instruction plans a dedicated children's library within Madrid's National Library. It will be open to youths under 14 during the same hours as the National Library, with entry restricted to those possessing a special permit. The project funds juvenile works and related papers addressing youth issues.
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Madrid
Ministry of Public Instruction
Spain
Town of Peculiar History: Towntown and Italian Settlement
The article recounts Towntown Arkansas as the remnant of an Italian settlement plan led by Austin Corbin in the late 1800s. Italian families, malaria, and appeals to Italian priests led to a Tuscan aid mission guiding settlers to establish Tontitown named after the pioneer Tonti, with homes and a chapel built on the land near the lower Mississippi borders.
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Arkansas
Austin Corbin
New York
Itx
Prange Rosell
Corbin
Vatton
Lower
Mississippiy
Kone
Tralian
Bandini
Sunny Wide
Kansas
OK Mba
Tontitown
Tonti
Arkanaaa
Excessive Auto Riding Hurts Digestive Health
A reformer notes Americans rely too much on cars, neglecting walking. He argues this weakens the digestive tract and harms heart and lungs, leading doctors to benefit from the trend. The discussion centers on which medical specialty would be most remunerative if a young man asked the question.
Foolkiller laments youth and reckless joy riders in past and present
Festus Pester laments youths on motor cars, recalling earlier days of buggy and horse, warning that booby behavior and disregard for others persist. He hopes the youth will face consequences, while venting frustration at the latest generation.
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Festus
Kansas City Star
Calves and Country Lad Uphold Dignity on Road
A 15 year old lad driving calves to market encountered a group of youths in a pleasure excursion. The boys mocked the calves’ bleats and the boy, undeterred, shouted a defiant line, “Oh, I knew what you were before,” reflecting steadiness under public ridicule.
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Harper’s Magazine
Where Are You Going In The Operating Rooms
A dialogue captures a dented officer leaving a sitting room while a wounded man recalls doughboy courage fading as a German dugout story unfolds, hinting at fear and uncertain commands in the aftermath of battle.
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Rome
Avery
Death of Mrs Munson at Twin Falls Cemetery
Mrs. Munson died at home on Seventh Avenue after a long illness. She was born in 1877 and spent childhood in Cor eyville, Wisconsin, later moving with her husband to this city in spring. A Presbyterian church member and active in local civic groups, she leaves husband H Munson and three children Priscilla, Seymer, and Ley Ward. funeral to be held at the Presbyterian church next Sunday with interment in Twin Falls Cemetery.
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F. Munson
Ila
Munson
Presbyterian Church
Snsides
H. Monson
Southern
Prials to Stimelte Breeding of Good Por ses
The Lerse As goriition of America with Johnline district fairs from Maine to California offers prizes in cash for the best draft mares and geldings. First prize BAU, second $30, prime at 920. Awards to best teams shown to harness and wagon. Horses must be at least 16 hands high and weigh 8200 pounds+. measured by an officer. driver under 18. Falls County fair at Wiler named.
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Cuesat
Lerse Asgoriition of
America
Jomline District Feirs
Maine
California
Che Comilars
Florses
Win Falls
Wiler
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