Twin Falls Voters Face Bond Issue On City Improvements
Voters in Twin Falls decide today whether to fund a municipal improvement program through a bond issue. The editorial urges approval, arguing streets are inadequate and plans, while possibly flawed, justify fast action to start work and avoid another wet season.
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City Hall Cleans Up Panhandlers in Camden
Mayors and police rounded up vagrants and sent them to clean the city hall and other public buildings for twelve hours. The operation, intended to deter panhandling, left Camden reportedly panhandlerless as word spread of the harsh action.
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Find a Home Motto for Club Women Urges Orphans Care
A group of prominent club women in an eastern city plan a summer and fall effort to provide homes for orphans. The initiative emphasizes care for children raised in difficult circumstances and seeks community support for a sustained program.
Teeth and Dentists Across Time in History
A long, illustrated survey traces dental history from the duck billed dinosaur in Wyoming and Aztec dental art to 18th century England and Josiah Flagg’s 1796 ads. It notes modern brushing, declining tooth decay in children, and American dental leadership while touching on Idaho poultry industry context.
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American Museum of Natural History
New York
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London
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Marshall H. Saville
Columbia University
Columbus
Josiah Flagg -One
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Public unsettled by peace treaty as party clash grows
Public opinion remains split over the peace treaty with debate centered on party lines. Analysts warn the public may not be fully convinced, signaling a persistent divide ahead of any formal accord.
Jerome Man Is Visitor at Farm Bureau Meeting
Jerome man described as a visitor at the farm bureau event yesterday. The report notes his role as an outsider attending the proceedings at the Jerome area gathering.
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Jerome
Deeds of Jerome
Farm Bureau
Investigation of Clover Aphis Near Buhl
Dr. W. A. Bishop R. H. Smith and Cc. E. Bohrer visited the Buhl Section yesterday where Mr. Smith conducted an investigation into the prevalence of the clover aphis.
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W. A. Bishop
R. H. Smith
Cc. E. Bohrer
Mr. Smith
Murtaugh Pig Club Plans June Meeting Ice Cream Social
The Murtaugh Pig club will meet on June 10 in the school house and, with other local clubs, will host an ice cream social. It is the county’s largest club with 21 members, most owning one or more Dyrocs. Carl Randall is president Edwin True secretary Everett Yein treasurer.
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Murtaugh Pig Club
Murtaugh
Carl Randall
Edwin True
Everett Yein
Peace talk confuses Balkan fates and German protests
The report claims Dalmatia will pass to Italy and the Jugo Slavs will control Sebenico. Czecho Slovaks accept key Austrian treaty points as M Benes informs Temps. Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau protests to the peace conference over alleged protection of certain individuals and the suppression of German loyalty.
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Italy
Sebenico
M. Benes
Count von Brockdorff- “Rantzau
German delegation asserts Rhineland crisis blocks peace terms
The German delegation yesterday demanded a formal inquiry into alleged French machinations in the Rhineland. They warned Germany cannot meet obligations if the Rhineland district is lost and insisted the situation be cleared before peace terms could be discussed.
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Germany
Pause in tribute for Lilienthal in San Francisco
A pause in public activity occurred in San Francisco as the street railway system and city government operations halted for three minutes in tribute to Lilienthal a philanthropist and notable leader referenced as president emeritus of the Lilienthal foundation or organization whose full details are not clear in the fragment.
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Fairchilds Case Again To Front
Frank Guillen, held in county jail by Burley deputies, faces a statutory offense charge involving Amy Fairchilds, 16, of Burley. Lino Martinez cited as witness. previous habeas corpus releases preceded this action. Witnesses located in Salt Lake. details trace back to Guillen and the girl seeking a marriage license before she disappeared on April 28.
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Amy Fairchilds
Lino Martinez
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Recorder’s
Twin Falls Girl Will Marry an Oklahoma Man
Fred B. Russell 31 of Yukon Oklahoma and Virginia Fern Eres 21 of Twin Falls secured a marriage license yesterday. The ceremony is planned for Sunday. Russell manages a large flour mill in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma
Fred B. Russell
Yukon
Virginia Fern Eres
Mr. Russell
Oklahoma City
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