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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1919

Page

4

Bucking Contests Mark Daytime Events and Ballpark Show

Anneh plans a full day with judge Lawrence Hansen and others as county officials cross the bridge. A noon chicken dinner is served by the Women of the Church of Han L. A 3 16 bucking contest is scheduled at the ball park followed by an open air dance. Governor Davis hopes to attend if feasible.

Anseh Lawrence Hansen R. H. Stevenson Albee Board of County Commoners The Church of Han- L Ball Park Wen Davis

Twin Falls Visit Promises Busy Trip for Residents

A committee member notes Hausen has few changes but will make the map this time and ensure a good time for attendees. A large number of Twin Falls citizens plan to travel to the thriving town east of Twin Falls for the event.

Dairy Department Head Visitor in XWIII Falls

Mr Davis with County Agent C L Bohrer will spend the week in surrounding areas on inspection tours and cow testing work as part of a dairy cattle inspection effort in the region.

Dairy Department Byrived Onda Davis C.L Bohrer

Potato Crop Forecast Short In Twin Falls Tract

The potato crop on the Twin Falls tract will be short this year according to visiting farmers. Efforts focus on saving wheat as crops are left to themselves. Heat and limited water threaten crops, with rainfall in July hoped for as half of the month passes.

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Wilson and Cabinet Meet After Seven Months Absent

President Wilson and cabinet members gather at the White House for over two hours to discuss demobilization, Germany relations, Russia, Mexico, and finances. Most attendees present except Lansing, with Polk standing in, while Palmer and Burleson discuss federal judgeships and postal policy with Germany. A new policy allows lawmakers direct access to the president without prior appointments as soon as they arrive at the White House.

Washington Wilson Paris Lansing Polk Palmer Missouri Ohio Georgia Senate Burleson White House Germany Tumulty

Constance White Misses Title in West End Pageant

A fragmentary report notes Constance White Miss and Mrs Carr posing near the West End club area. The unreadable text references the Bibles of the house of representatives and a preax time, with unclear context and missing details.

Ented Daughte Mra. Carring West of the Attr House of Representatives

Farmers convention set for Twin Falls August 28

Announcement from the county farm bureau outlines a statewide fall series of farmers conventions under the National Board of Farm Organizations in Washington. Cities listed include St Anthony Rexburg Rigby Idaho Falls Blackfoot American Falls Rupert Burley Twin Falls Malad Montpelier Preston with events from August 18 through September 2. Dr Evans Optician remains at Fisher's Drug and will stay open until evening. Two Rogers boys, orphans from last winter, aged unspecified, have been placed in probate officer JR.

Twin Falls County Farm Bureau National Board of Farm Organizations Washington, D. C St. Anthony Rexburg Rigby Idaho Falls Blackfoot American Falls Rupert Burley Malad Ust Montpelier Preston Rogers Tor

Commission on Relations with the Orient remarks on Korean crisis

The Federal Council of Churches commission states it cannot speak on Korea’s political issues but as Christian representatives it cannot remain silent on the brutal suppression of Koreans seeking independence. After reviewing 1000 pages of witness reports, it finds Japanese rule in Korea harsh and Prussian in its severity, urging Americans to back Japan’s anti militarist movement and moral reform.

Commission Federal Couns Churches of Christ In America Korea Hara Japan

Miss Ladwig to Hold Two Domestic Economy Meetings

Miss Edna Ladwig, home demonstrator, will open a series of meetings on domestic economy. The first will be today at the Presbyterian church in Pleasant View, followed by a session tomorrow at Cedar Draw. Further meetings will be scheduled later.

Edna Ladwig Presbyterian Church Pleasant View Cedar Draw

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