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Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1919

Page

6

Divorce Granted in Dodd Case and Calendar Ahead

In the case of Cora Grenhow Dodd against Harold P Dodd Judge Bahtook yesterday granted the plaintiff a divorce and restored her maiden name Cora Grenhow Non-support was cited as the basis for the ruling A trial calendar is set for today before Judge W Al Batcock with several cases to hear Leonard Eden faces a first degree burglary arraignment today Kirkpatrick Sons filed suit to recover 941 99 at oped avenue and 6100 for a store loss against Charles Fowerday claiming 41800 balance for a construction era is due The excerpt ends with a fragmentary note of a purlotnin ichime being arraigned

Cora Grenhow Dodd Harold P.dodd Bahtook Cora Grenhow Leonard Eden Biden Fyles Wen Kirkpatrick” &' Son of Biter Aloped Charles Fowerday

Native water rights claim on Shoshone and tributaries

fragmented OCR notes mention water rights for areas including Shoshone, Big Creek, Ha nah Creek and Cottonwood Creek with names Willa, Jonay, and beer rights unclear.

Iora Ph Willa Jonay Big Craek Haanah’ Creek Cottonwood Creek

Judgment Sustained in Wal Case Appeal

A judgment was sustained in the appeal involving Wal and Hank and Tate as the defendants. The ruling confirms the prior decision and moves the case forward in the court system.

Babéovk Syesterday Wal Hank & Tate

Twin Falls Social Roundup Nears Weekend

Aehio resident M Sikeels notes recent activity in Balt Lake over past days. Hollister residents Mrs EL Jones and Miss Ina Lind visited Twin Falls from Nebraska and returned today. locals J W Cochran heads to Bil an for summer school, H F Hopha and H B Green visit Twin Falls for business. A mixed list of travelers and brief visits highlights community rhythm.

M. Sikeels Aehio Balt ‘Lake Hollister Bilan J . Mra H. F Hopha Mountainhome Falla B. ‘Thomas A.D. Stafford RT. Sheneberger Frances Sheneberger V. Ww. G . Daake Jt River Co Mire Disney 0 Rupert France

Farm labor demand rises in weekly report

B. 2. Crabtres reports 198 applications for farm positions last week while 8 farmers sought help. Over five weeks from January 28 to May 81, total farm help applicants reached 469 and total work applications 670, covering farm labor and other occupations in the tract.

Crabtres Labor Department Fétit-Bureau Phérd

Ram Sale Planned By Southern Idaho Wool Growers

Members of the Southern Idaho Wool Growers association will hold their annual ram sale at Filer on August 21 and 24 to offer breeders a chance to dispose of surplus stock. Officers include J. H. Seaver as president and J. T. Edwards as vice president with H. H. Schildman as secretary and John Skillern, H. C. Brown, and W. M. Bhotwell as directors. A chicken ration box exhibit at the county farm bureau office recommends a ration to boost laying, with scratch foods and mash components, greens, shell, grit, and bone, plus sour milk as a substitute for beef scraps. Farm bureau visitors mentioned include A. D. P. Keith, P. Larson, and William Walker. County agent Hehrer visited Hollister nearby.

Southern Idaho, Wool Growers Association Filer Thms J. H. Seaver Castleford J. T. Edwards Kimberly H. H. Schildman John Skillern H. C. Brown W. M. Bhotwell Farm Bureau Idaho Pren’Moore Moore

Government spending under probe amid budget cuts

AAP report from Washington on June 6 notes scrutiny of federal appropriations as officials seek to trim waste and reallocate funds. The piece cites unnamed analysts and references ongoing reviews across multiple agencies, highlighting pressure to restrain spending amid fiscal tightening.

One-Armed and One-Legged Yanks Battle at Des Moines Meet

Wounded soldiers in Des Moines take part in a first ever athletic carnival for the injured, including baseball between one legged and one armed men, won 2 to 1 by the one-armed squad in three innings as rain interrupts play. Star performer RS McGiboney of Springfield, Missouri, claimed multiple top placements in the amputee track events.

Associated Press Des Moines Iowa Lana Fort Des Moines Argonne Forest Somi Rgetesa RS McGiboney Springfield Heo Wed Bansis Henry Acii Eac Einvatato Sa Hesperee

Twin Falls Legion to Cancel Event June 13

A meeting of the committee appointed by Tay lor Cummins chairman set plans to cancel by the Twin Falls post American Legion on Friday night June 13. Over the coming week the service men will push ticket sales to fund the post and send Twin Falls delegates to the Boise state convention. Committee roles include Advertising W H Wagner Dave Girdner Bert Sowle Harry Benoit program and entertainment C H Kren hall and music A J Myers J I Martin Zack North Ralph Pink tickets and finance Paul Taher Wilton Peck Robert Nare. Several service men visited Burley Thursday to aid a meeting of returned men.

Taylor Cummins Cance Twin Falla American Legion Twin Falls Boise W. H. Wagner Dave Gird Ner Bert Sowle Harry Benoit C. H. Kren Boertuaryarden Jet George Edinger A. J. Myers J. I. Martin Zack North Ralph Pink Paul Taher Wilton Peck Robert Nare Burley

Henry Calsett of Rogerson Visits Twin Falls

Henry Calsett of Rogerson was among business visitors in Twin Falls yesterday, meeting local executives and touring facilities. The visit highlighted regional commerce ties and potential future collaborations with Rogerson and Twin Falls firms.

Henry Calsett Rogerson Twin Falls

Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound Beauty Remedy

A grandmother’s note extols a Sage Tea and Sulphur mix to restore dark glossy hair. It mentions Bray drawing Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound from stores and hints at a large bottle with cost efficiency. The claim suggests the remedy can revive natural color and shine.

Bray Wyeth

Budges Visit Twin Falls From Burley

Mr and Mrs W H Budge of Burley were in Twin Falls for a brief time yesterday.

W. H. Budge Bursley Twin Falls

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Will Walt Bore Kathryn Ongge Maksia Spescett Bivorce Tagora E. Dine Judge Gall W al Batcock A. D. P. Keith Hansen, L Rock Creek William ‘Walker Jerome Hehrer Logan Fang Congress The Associate Press Washington Prince Kirls Tiger Yeshwant Rao Holkar Legion Ange Gem Main Ave
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