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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
4
F L Williams Boise county agent led a conference with local farm bureau agents. They outlined a demonstration program for the county’s part in the state wide itinerant schedule set for the week beginning July 12. H E B Powers county farm bureau supervisor.
New Hampshire won first prize in the American Legion nationwide membership push held May 17 to 22, announced from national headquarters. South Dakota took second prize. Prizes are a stand of silk colors for first and a stand of woolen colors for second, to be awarded by national commander Franklin D. Oller at the regional convention in Cleveland next September.
New York June 22 Myron Ty Herrick former ambassador to France predicted a Republican victory in November and the election of Senator Harding. He compared Harding to Presidents McKinley and Hayes and sailed for Paris to attend the International Chamber of Commerce convention.
A World War era vignette describes an American in the Philippines wearing a Krag rifle, meeting a blue-eyed, sunburned American teacher who oversees water supply projects amid local tensions. The piece blends frontier dialogue, a sanitation mission, and a cautionary defense of service over dollars.
Miss Maud Cleveland of Berkeley California, a UC graduate and faculty member, received the D S M at the American Woman's Club in Paris for conspicuous service while heading the Red Cross home communications department of the A H F She led the war brides who married American soldiers and served in the Breas region.
In a brief London Answers item, a note observes that Daugha often plays poorly and mentions Niblicks lingering as a perceived blemish. The brief hints at recurring performance issues and possible commentary from readers.
The Idaho Utilities Commission recessed after hearings with cost experts from Idaho Power and consumer counsel. Evidence will be taken Saturday in Twin Falls to show how a proposed rate rise would affect heating this winter. Consumers say remodeling is impossible in time, and the panel plans to hear practical objections and potential immediate rate changes.
William F Morgan president of the New York Merchants Association spoke at a luncheon of the American Manufacturers Export Association. He described radical propaganda attributed to the central revolutionary council of America as being widely distributed to railway and dock workers and linked to current strikes. Morgan warned of a strong undercurrent of anarchy in the material.
A committee of the Iowa State Bankers' association and others left Des Moines for Chicago and Washington to obtain a preferential order from the Interstate Commerce Commission for freight cars for Iowa.
The auto camps at Twin Falls face overtaxed capacity as tourist season begins. The parks bureau of the chamber of commerce will add five brick camp stores to accommodate visitors. Tourists praise the ample shade and free necessities as about 126 cars used the park in the first month, with 500 cars expected in June.
Circulars urged workers to abstain from the forthcoming presidential election and join a general strike. The pamphlets, signed by the American Anarchist Federated Commune Soviets, are under investigation by Justice Department officials to determine their origin.
The Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine reports a net membership gain of 74 725 in the past year, according to B. M. Rowell imperial recorder, at the annual imperial reunion opening in Portland Oregon on June 22.
Pleasing display shows silk petti coats in white pink blue and green with reduced prices inviting women to inspect the fashionable summer outerwear. All-wool sweaters arrive in colors, faultlessly made and attractively priced, with an emphasis on grace and beauty.
An article advising parents to select children's shoes with care for wear quality and orthopedic value. It notes Practipedic fitting by graduates to ensure portable footwear, stressing both comfort and foot health for kids.
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