Cross Continent in Two Hops Is Aim of Captain Francis
Cross continent reach outlined as aim by Captain Francis with discussion of two hops and initial cost noted as 15 9 in the report from Utah peers.
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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1919
Page
3
Cross continent reach outlined as aim by Captain Francis with discussion of two hops and initial cost noted as 15 9 in the report from Utah peers.
Four thousand fans watched Joe Pesek defeat Zbyszko by one fall in two hours three minutes and 15 seconds in London. Pesek dominated after the hour mark, finishing with a head scissors and wrist lock as Zbyszko was dazed from a heavy throw. Gordon Athletic directors offered 50 000 for a match with world champion Warl Caddock at Madison Square Garden. Preliminary: Big Bill Drefy beat Bill Merky in two falls.
Henry V Davison of J P Morgan outlined to midwestern bankers a plan to coordinate American industry and finance for European rehabilitation. The proposal would create a central governing body to secure foreign credits against which debentures would be issued and distributed to American people.
Twin Falls held an Honor Day program at the Elks hall with flag displays along streets and at homes. Wilsie Martin of Boise gave the main address on the flag, its ideals, and tribute to veterans. Col L L Longley and Harry Benoit spoke, Exalted Ruler Frank Mattison presided, and musical numbers followed including solos by Mrs. P P Ruval and Nellie Teasdale with Helene Aimeendimeer on piano. The crowd included many locals and the courthouse closed for part of the day.
Prague reports June 14 that drumhead court martials led to the execution of at least 1500 Czechs and imprisonment of 3500 others during the war. Across the period, 26 890 Czechs were interned by the Austrian government. The 1919 Czech budget sets the standing army at 243 000 men.
Seven returning soldiers sailors and marines visit the home service headquarters daily about 190 a month says Mrs Austin Thomas in charge. She notes many questions concern allotment mileage and compensation aid. Miss Van Wormer, home service field worker, is in Twin Falls supervising the Southern Idaho section.
The United States shipping board approved orders in American shipyards for half a million tons of merchant ships to fly the French flag. Edward N. Hurley, board chairman, received notice that 200,000 tons ordered by France in June 1917 and now in service will be transferred to France.
Stockholm reports rising moonshine consumption in Norway and Sweden. Officials blame illicit stills with Sweden planning a higher alcohol ration and an extra duty expected to raise about 6 million dollars.
Mrs. C H Brown, former home demonstration agent, reports over 500 women directly reached and about 3000 indirectly benefited by farm bureau programs in Twin Falls county. She notes conservation, time saving devices, and labor efficiency as focus areas while praising local women and urging wide membership. State horticulturist B R Bennett and extension staff visited farms and promoted home improvement projects.
Frank DeKlotz of Filer stopped by the farm bureau office yesterday as a visitor.
W Irons visited the farm bureau office yesterday on business. the report notes the location and purpose of the visit without further details.
A visitor at the Farm Bureau office yesterday drew attention to local farm affairs. Details are unclear in the fragmented text.
An advertisement urges starting each day with hot water and a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to flush poisons from the stomach and organs. It claims this practice purifies the digestive tract, improves mood, and promotes a feeling of youth, while noting the tonic is inexpensive and nearly tasteless.
Twin Falls county commissioners will sit as an equalization board on July 28 to consider adjustments of real property taxes. Personal tax adjustments will be addressed at a fall meeting.
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