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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1919
Page
2
The fragment shows publisher Obert B. Stevenson and Harold McGrath as news editor with Arthur Alworth as business manager. It notes post office mailing details in Twin Balls Idaho and a subscription price for six months, but the rest is garbled and unclear.
A British farmer named Vanhee from Reminghe near Ypres is identified as having made the largest sacrifice for his family in the great war. The article notes that war sacrifices are hard to quantify and praises his notable contribution, while reflecting on the immeasurable impact of such losses.
Citizens call for two authorities to capture stray dogs and house them until homes are found or euthanasia is decided. They urge supplying fresh water in yards and public places for dogs and birds, and warn against handling unfamiliar dogs. If bitten, seek a doctor promptly. apply ammonia as first aid while waiting.
Mrs Frank Winsler, visiting Ashton friends, returned with Mrs Fred Goebel who will stay two weeks as guest at the Winslers home. Mrs Goebel is a former Twin Falls resident. The O E S meets at the Masonic Temple at 8 o clock tonight with refreshments after. Royal Neighbors to meet at the I O O F hall this evening.
A. I. O'Reilly reports John Owens, a 14-year-old member of the calf clubs, numbered among the state’s leading participants with his calf named champion. Owens oversaw its care and grooming after buying the animal months ago. Townley and Joseph Gilbert faced court as jury-trial motions were debated, with select trial jurors to be chosen only for murder cases.
Announcement by Club Leader O'Reilly states the top producer of the year in the local 4H pig project will win a free trip to Chicago. The decision was confirmed yesterday by the state club leader, awarding the prize to the champion from Idaho.
A. J. O'Reilly, newly appointed county club leader in Twin Falls County, praised the local effort as the best in five years in Oregon. He cited exceptionally organized work and several meetings with 160 percent attendance, noting high enthusiasm compared with other counties.
Miss DNA Ludwig announces a Wednesday afternoon home demonstration meeting at the residence of Mrs. Way TM Vogel in Cedar Draw. Demonstrations are planned amid community interest in household practices.
Jackson Minn June 23 AP report says Judge A C Dean ordered A C Townley president of the National Non Partisan League to appear in court by Monday noon for trial on a charge of conspiracy to violate loyalty law. Townley’s bond of 1000 dollars may be forfeited if he fails to appear.
A noted purity expert explains that uric acid from the blood reaches the kidneys and bladder, causing irritation and a burning sensation. It leads to nighttime urination and difficulty controlling the urge, with relief claimed after two or three days by some readers.
June 23 Winnipeg court released 44 of more than 100 strike demonstrators on $1000 bail each while the rest were remanded till next week. Federal authorities said all efforts to settle the general sympathetic strike are suspended. Back to work movement resumes with many switchmen and trainmen reporting for duty. Express employees return to work and a small share of striking metal workers resume duties.
Vocational books were placed on the library shelves this week. New volumes from Porter and others include Practical Banking, Surety of the Land, War, Arm Management, Weaver's Guidance as a Profession, and several other titles.
The library adds a diverse list of works by Old Dad Porter's pawn Cool Ken and Cricket Peters A Mictokia Daviess Blie Gras and Broadway Dillon’s The Americans Gregory Judith of the Blue Likes Ranch Gates ppebe Prouty OBtar Maniates Penny of Top Hill Trail and more. Porter is famed for Harvester Girl of the Limbertost and At the Foot of the Rainbow while Abbott has several well received titles on the market.
A letter from Sergeant Henry Brown, sent to Leo Bracken, describes Siberian assignment with B company 27th M. F. at Verkhne-Udinsk near Vladivostok, noting travel from Sposskoe, 2500 miles from Vladivostok, tents, a May snow storm, daylight from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m., a four hour stop in Manchuria City, and a 5000 person town.
Fragmentary text mentions Sunday afternds and a visit by Twine seals, with no clear subjects or actions.
An old pamphlet-like ad urges daily internal cleansing to feel better. It claims limestone phosphate with hot water purifies the alimentary tract, detoxifies kidneys and bowels, and improves nerves and muscles for a youthful feeling, promoting a morning drink before breakfast.
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