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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1919
Page
7
A historical health note advises flushing kidneys with a mild salt solution to maintain kidney function. It promotes drinking plenty of water and taking four ounces of Rad Salts before breakfast to cleanse kidneys and neutralize urinary acidity, citing a grape and lemon based formula with lithia.
In Sunday play East End defeated West End, Burley beat Twin Falls 6 to 4, Rupert beat Buhl, and Paul defeated Filer. Hart led with two three-base hits and two runs after replacing Denman, while Neuman added two singles. Burley-Twin Falls box score details and game notes follow, including pitchers Jones and Alexander and the 6-4 final.
Cincinnati climbs to second place after a season with wins and losses. Twin Falls falls to a league champion Burley game, providing little consolation amid a double tragedy. Pat Moran returns to familiar grounds as Manager Metz pledges a spring comeback.
The crowd anticipates a surprise pitcher, still under Mack’s control and not yet sold to the minors. Metz guards the name, promising a bird’s little paper reveal. If he arrives fit, the league could see a reshuffle as Willard backers reassess World Series chances and Miller Huggins remains confident.
Lew Tendler of Philadelphia defeated Joe Welling of Chicago in six rounds at Shibe Park. Joe Tiplitz stopped George Chaney in the third. Ted Kid Lewis edged Steve Latz in six. Harry Greb and Battling Levinsky fought to a six round draw.
Twenty five delegates attended the Idaho Pharmaceutical association's 13th annual convention opening at the Elks temple. President A Sutton of Caldwell and secretary Norman E Beckley of Boise presented reports on last year's activities. Today's routine sessions include officer elections and possible reorganization. Delegates travel from distant areas with wives in attendance to Artesian City Wednesday after Blue Lakes plans.
Chicago bunched hits off Jones to beat Boston 9 to 8. E Collins hit a fourth inning homer driving in two, sealing the win for the White Sox. Also notes Detroit won 3 to 0 over New York in the first game of a doubleheader before a rain stoppage, and Cleveland defeated Washington 7 to 1.
In St Louis on May 14 a bases on balls to Weisman and Bronkie’s eighth inning double produced the lone run as St Louis edged Philadelphia 1 to 0. The Phillies had no runs on offense while St Louis totaled one run on two hits. Naylor and McAvoy pitched for Philadelphia with Weilman and Severeid behind St Louis.
New York regains National League lead by beating Pittsburgh 5 to 4 in game three of the series. The Giants surged to a 3-0 edge in the third inning before Miller exited. Four runs came on four hits as the inning shifted momentum in New York.
Philadelphia defeats Cincinnati 8 to 1 as Luque and Mitchell get the early hits. Isher Mitchell Tuque and Allen plus Rariden Packard Marke handle the batteries. Boston Chicago game notes cite Vaughn pitching and Boston outfield miscues. Brooklyn tops St Louis 3 to 1 with Ames laboring on the mound and a three run first inning keyed by Wonetehy and flyout.
Yesterday was a busy day for Police Judge W A Minnick. Judge Minnick assessed a 100 fine against Mimedes Santillano proprietor of a Mexican rooming house who was caught gambling with W Gonzales and L Juada. Juada paid his fine but the other two could not and were sent to jail. Santillano
An old time advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use product to darken gray hair and add lustre. It claims quick results by brushing the solution through strands, without implying medical benefits or disease treatment.
Dominek Shandies and Rutie Ward, both claiming Salt Lake as home, faced Judge Minnick on disorderly conduct charges and were fined ten dollars each. The woman was released but soon jailed again with two Mexicans at a Mexican rooming house, then sent to Salt Lake. Herman Rees paid one dollar for spending, and Hernan Zanger of Ruhl paid six dollars for speeding.
In Twin Falls County Fourth Judicial District Continental Pipe Manufacturing Company sues Clyde C. Anderson and Ola B. Anderson co partners trading as Anderson Anderson for $1163.22 plus 7 percent interest from March 11 1919. Writ issued June 16 1919. clerk Siggins signs. deputy Brown. Taylor Cummins attorney for plaintiff Twin Falls Idaho.
In pursuance of a Probate Court order dated April 19 1919 the administrator will privately sell after July 6 1919 the deceased Elva C McCollum Craven estate rights in a one third interest in lot 6 block 163 and all of block 158 in Twin Falls Idaho according to final amended plat bids in writing to be received at the First Nation Bank Building Twin Falls Terms of sale ashdated June 18 1919 J W sraven administrator with Asher B Wilson attorney for administrator Residence Twin Falls Idaho
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