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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1919
Page
1
The piece urges housewives to expand beyond limited sauces and shows a white fricasee using butter, flour, water, and seasonings. It notes if the June bride deviates from the beaten path she may gain fame as a successful cook. It includes steps with butter, flour, water, herbs, mushrooms, onions, pepper, and salt.
Houtyn Waiting Circle No 14 of the G A R organized this week with Jimofrey a past post commander presiding. New officers include President Mrs T C Boyd senior vice president Mrs M G Heep junior vice president Mrs J B McLain chaplain Mrs C A Ostrander treasurer Mrs W O Taylor conductress Miss Barbara McShea guard Mrs D D Alvola assistant conductor Mrs L B Réough assistant guard Mrs J H Wise patriotic instructor Mrs D Hy Peck. The event honored Henry Ve Walling for Mrs Boyd’s father from Company D Tridiana volunteers, and the hall was festively decorated with flags and bunting. Punch was served. attendance was among the largest for a Twin Falls function.
Fragmentary text notes a dispute over a $4000 transaction on Eighth Avenue. Names such as Karl Felt appear in garbled form. The readable portion references a city friction or seizure tied to the amount, with no clear outcome or date.
B A Ross of the University of Wisconsin told about 1000 delegates at the Iowa convention of the National Federation of Women's Clubs that women after suffrage should upset and rebuild the world. He said women are equal in brains but behind in thinking and contribute little to ideas, editorials, sermons, or court arguments. He urged women to seize the ballot and run the world, arguing they are safer with world problems than men.
Toledo dispatch reports Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey will fight for the world heavyweight title July 4 in a twenty feet ring instead of the standard twenty four feet. Promoter Tex Rickard says the smaller ring saves space for extra press seats amid strong demand. Dempsey and Willard offered mixed reactions to the proposal.
Mount Clemens Michigan June 13 The Associated Press reports the trial of Henry lord versus the Chicago Daily Tribune enters a new phase next week as defense witnesses portray decades of border turmoil bandit raids and violence along the Mexican frontier. The Tribune argues the government misuses U.S. troops while accusing Ford of anarchist tendencies and alleging pro German motives behind intervention rhetoric.
Miss Edna M. Ludwig recently named home demonstration agent for Twin Falls county. She has earned recognition for effective canning and conservation efforts during her Weber county tenure in Utah, with reports praising her success and predicting national benefits from these practices during the wartime period.
A county woman stated she would not specialize in the work locally yet offered full assistance to help any of the county women advance canning efforts. Her pledge underscores community cooperation to boost food preservation across the region.
A Spokane dispatch reports farmers meeting at the western conference urge to curb maladministration by Federal Wheat Administrator Bales. They call for a government guarantee price floor, and adopt measures including daylight savings opposition, road funding, seeds freight relief, animal industry expansion, and public school agriculture education. They announce a $56,000 option to buy a Washington building for a national farmers organization headquarters, with temple funding reached toward $26,000 to $30,000.
Sheriff John H. Corless of Salt Lake County suspended three deputies after Summit County sheriffs deputies arrested them on charges of bringing liquor into Utah illegally. The suspension is temporary pending an investigation. The deputies claim vehicle wreckage hid the liquor in a canyon near the city and in Wyoming, while Summit County officers allege the liquor came directly from Wyoming.
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