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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
1
The Twin Falls Idaho paper notes publication details with publisher Steven Stevenson and staff, subscription pricing, post office mailing, and Associated Press affiliation. It records rights on republication and local dispatch credit.
A promotional note touts high quality music and lighting for an elegant dancing event. It promises prizes for top dancing pairs and a lively, well organized gathering on North Main with favorable terms to labor unions.
The war’s end hasn’t stopped the nation’s forward push. Citizens now pursue large scale national, municipal, and neighborhood initiatives with firmer resolve, bigger ideas, and more effective methods, from fundraising and memberships to housing, churches, and charities.
Chester Cobb aged 13 is again in custody after another run from his father Clarence Cobb in Filer. He has no complaint about home care but desires the world. Usually two weeks at home, this time he left. Probation Officer John Ault weighs options for Probate Judge O P Duvall to break the habit.
A license to wed was issued yesterday to Louie Magoffin and Sadie Norris, both of this city.
The government increases the guaranteed wheat price from 2.28 to 2.30 per bushel at Galveston and New Orleans terminal markets, effective July 1. Julius Barnes, wheat director, announced the change under an executive order issued by President Wilson.
John, Wesley, Frantz, Irwin Adama and Mervin Davis admitted guilt for stealing a car in Buhl and taking it to Pocatello. They appeared before Judge W A Babcock, who postponed sentencing until Saturday after reviewing the case.
Landen, who had been ill with bronchitis, resumed his duties as deputy county assessor for a short time yesterday after an extended illness.
Welcome to our boys at the Victory open air pavilion 824 826 Martin avenue north. Saturday evening June 28. All boys in uniform admitted free and urged to meet with friends at the event.
One half of the Thursday Bridge club hosted a luncheon yesterday noon at the Rogerson hotel. Tables were pink and white with matching cards and bouquets. Hostesses included Mesdames Crow Cox Campbell and Moore. guests included Leopold Barger White Adams and Johnson. The afternoon featured card play in the parlors. The Butterfly club was entertained at Mrs Coxs home last evening with light refreshments. Mrs Sullivan hosted a small dinner with invited guests. The Episcopal Guild held an interesting meeting.
Engineer W L Johnson traveled from the west end to inspect Lilley grade crossing improvements tied to P G Meredith’s Roseworth district development. Twin Falls district will report findings. possible Buhl district road upgrades to Filer and a Walsh crossing bridge are discussed pending funds. County plans examine Walsh site for best abutments. proposals include a star mail route to Roseworth and potential realignment toward Jarbridge. Mrs Hurst and daughter, shoppers from Buhl, visited Twin Falls yesterday.
Farm bureau reports show no labor shortage in Twin Falls. haying is active and requests for workers exceed calls for help. At Twin Falls office 102 labor calls and 136 work calls were logged last week, while Buhl recorded 21 help requests and 36 job applicants. John Keser of Filer visited the office yesterday. Edna Ludwig and A I O Reilly led a Maroaya festival with good turnout, games, and ice cream, with club leaders R H McAtee and mothers of members present.
A social evening at the home of Mrs G W Rice west of Twin Falls ended pleasantly with refreshments served.
Mrs. W. C. Tabor of Richfield underwent a serious operation at Boyd hospital and is reported getting along nicely at the present time.
A. J. Godsey of Buhl was bound over to district court on $500 bail for carving Noah Pruitt in a dance hall dispute north of the metropolis. His 15 year old son, who fired at Fred Harris with a .22 rifle, was sent to reform school after the incident. The elder offered no defense, and the youth, who is illiterate, acted after learning his father was attacked.
Yesterday HL Brown filed an action to quiet title to lots 3 and 4 in block 100 Twin Falls against James L Pangle and others.
Dr T O Boyd performed a procedure at the Gooding hospital yesterday. The event reflects routine medical care in the community and involves a local physician.
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