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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1919
Page
2
A New York church shifted Sunday services from 11 to 10 to let members enjoy golf motoring beaches and outdoor recreation. The rector argues the move preserves healthful rest while maintaining worship, reflecting a broader American trend toward balancing faith with outdoor leisure.
In a speech Senator Reed Smoot pushes for immediate reductions in government spending after wartime excesses. He notes funds were spent to win the war and cautions against wasteful or hasteful use of public money while urging careful redirection and new reductions. The address highlights ongoing calls for fiscal restraint in the postwar period.
The text argues that peace era problems require large, well funded appropriations for soldier farms water ways and land reclamation. It urges generous spending and a unified budget system to manage public works on a businesslike basis without needless cramping by scope or scale.
Secretary Lane urged quick action before the house public lands committee on a major project to furnish farms for soldiers and sailors. The measure enjoys broad support from executive and legislative branches and both parties. Lane cited about 60,000 land applicants with 650,000 more service members wanting land. The public praises the plan, and it appears likely to pass without delay.
Broadway Association calls for 24 hour work with three shifts to speed repairs and reduce street closures. They urge better seasonal scheduling to avoid winter starts and a public shift in civic engagement to improve service and save money.
The Springfield Union contends Hawker’s setback resulted from water issues rather than drinking alcohol. It questions whether alcohol was present in the radiator and implies the failure was misattributed.
A brief opinion notes that Congress may struggle to act calmly and rationally amid Washington's intense heat and political pressures this time of year. The piece suggests the environment hampers decision making andChief lawmakers face heightened tensions.
A historic June day marks the signing of a German treaty, a rare event celebrated as a milestone in diplomacy and peace. The accord, described with cautious optimism, cements a pivotal shift in postwar relations and signals hopeful changes ahead.
Harold M. Sims moved to remove his statutory offense trial from Twin Falls county alleging malice by D. M. Denton and published slander in The Twin Falls Times. Judge overruled the motions, a jury was selected after a special venire, and Sims filed an affidavit detailing Denton’s alleged campaign to bias jurors and hinder a fair trial.
The affiant states he resides in Pocatello Idaho and is engaged in business there He alleges publicity around the facts in the information across Twin Falls county and the crime’s nature and the action of D M Denton and others acting through him prevent a fair trial in Twin Falls County
L. E. Longley and Charles W. Hungerford will host a study session on plant disease. The assistant state horticulturist and the plant pathologist will discuss symptoms, causes, and control methods for crops and ornamentals.
A local program in Twin Falls invites residents to join a two day study on plant diseases detected in the county. The sessions run Friday and Saturday to inform growers and gardeners about identification and management practices.
J. L. Lyle, local sheep inspector, reports finding six bands of sheep in the county suffering from scab since he began inspections this spring.
Misses Brittmart Wolfe Alberta Simonds and Genevive Stafford and George Simonds have returned from a four days fishing trip to the Mackay section.
Mr and Mrs Spence of Kimberly were in Twin Falls yesterday for the day.
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