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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1920
Page
3
A tribute to June Lindsey praising the reformer who built juvenile courts and saved youths from vice. His work reclaimed children from bad paths, taught responsibility, and earned lasting friendship and trust among the youths and their families.
The piece notes that foreign embassies in Washington claim adherence to the national prohibition while facing pressure from Americans to import liquor. It argues this self-denial stems from diplomatic immunity limits and the scarcity of American drinking venues, highlighting the unusual restraint among diplomats.
Europe remains financially strained after the war with ongoing acceptance that interest on wartime loans will not be promptly paid. The added interest compounds the principal, delaying repayment and influencing future economic decisions.
The writer laments labor’s ignorance of wealth foundations and warns that without labor there is no capital or goods. He argues the worker must understand the delicate mechanism of civilization and the reliance on continuous effort to sustain society, noting the danger of a world that starves.
An old warning about looming economic hardship is echoed as prudent citizens are urged to heed signs of financial strain. The piece argues thrift and saving as advance measures to forestall a recession, labeling pessimists as counterproductive while urging timely preparation.
The new secretary Elden T. Meredith says business men should remove useless employees to cut costs and shift workers into productive roles. He argues reform should start at home and predicts similar findings in Washington departments. E. T. is cited urging early example.
The idea to require universal political training sparks debate over its potential impact. Some fear it could curb competition and invite political manipulation, while others see benefits in broader civic literacy.
The readable phrases point to a partial, unclear report about a political move. References to Republicans, reservations, and end of a time tiege scenario appear as garbled fragments with no clear names, places, or dates to anchor a fuller summary.
Advert says backache comes from lumbago or strain not nerves and promotes rubbing St Jacobs Oil on the back for instant relief. Claims the product is harmless and will make pain disappear after a small trial bottle from the druggist.
A World War period romance culminated December 11, 1919, in a Paris ceremony uniting Ralph Englebreston, a Rose Lake musician, with Bertha Le Dinzet of St Brieuc France. Englebreston, discharged November 1919, pursued his bride, honeymooned across Europe, and returned to Rose Lake where they now reside. He works for Rose Lake Lumber Co. in his prewar position.
Elbert Harry, chairman of the corporation's board, declared in a statement that the decision would have been a calamity. He said it would seriously interfere with industrial progress and prosperity and would immeasurably add to confidence in property values and business opportunities.
The Supreme Court issued a lengthy ruling declaring U. S. Steel not a trust. The case, argued twice in the high court since 1917, involved a 1918 wartime truce and suspensions. Officials say the government remains free to pursue new actions over specific practices conflicting with the anti trust law.
Gary in New York reports a decree by the United States Supreme Court to dissolve United States Steel, issued in March, signaling a landmark antitrust action and potential breakup of the steel titan.
Independent Market in Twin Fatia advertises the highest cash price paid for goods with services available Thursday through Saturday.
In the District Court of Idaho Twin Falls a writ of attachment is issued against the defendant for 3017.00. The clerk C G Siggins seals the order dated February 20 1920, with deputy C L Bowen. Attorneys James R Bothwell Orr Chapman represent the plaintiff in Twin Falls Idaho.
In the Probate Court of Twin Falls County Idaho the matter of the estate of Addie E Strout deceased. Pursuant to an order dated February 25 1920 notice is given that Tuesday March 28 1920 at 10 oclock am in the court room at the courthouse Twin Falls has been appointed to prove the will and hear Guthrie s application for letters of administration with will annexed. Dated February 26 1920. SHA QO P Duvall Guthrie Myers Attorneys for Administrator.
The notice details a writ of attachment issued February 18 1920 in Twin Falls Idaho in a suit Boyle Commission Company versus Otto Stein berg for 8796.65. It includes clerk signature February 19 1920 and parade of attorneys. An order to show cause why an order of sale of real estate should not be made follows with a March 26 1920 hearing date and publication requirement in The Twin Falls Chronicle for four weeks.
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