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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
2
Judge Brown says 4,000,000 boys would form a First Voters tie with potential to elect the next president and shape national life. He calls this a nonpartisan year and urges new, nontraditional appeals to engage youths in public affairs beyond old political claptrap.
The public debate over the treaty has degraded American leadership and eroded trust internationally. Citizens are confused by partisan recriminations, delaying action and damaging the nation’s prestige abroad. Experts warn the country risks losing its role as standard bearer of civilization.
A critical note on the Turkish sultan and Armenia, contrasting his rumored kindness with a warning that the United States could provoke a sharp backlash. The passage frames Ottoman policy as wary of Yankee influence amid regional tensions.
The piece argues dominions like Canada South Africa and Australia press for independent representation in the League of Nations and at foreign capitals. It contends Britain cannot block this and may soon grant Canadian diplomatic presence in Washington signaling a drift toward a looser imperial bond. Canada shown as likely aligning with the United States if treated properly.
A historical piece argues civics teaching must begin in early schooling to shape civic ideals. It urges strict teacher qualifications in loyalty to government and law and calls for training in presenting civics engagingly across grades, noting most children never reach high school.
A claim that illiterate immigrants flood Ellis Island resurfaces. The remark suggests concern only if such arrivals do not pass through as before, implying altered immigration patterns and scrutiny.
The message notes that holiday expenses are largely settled and encourages starting income tax preparations now. It mentions moving from holiday spending to tax tasks, implying readiness to file soon. The tone is practical and timely for personal finances.
California Senator Hiram Johnson blasted opponents in the South Dakota Republican primary, claiming excessive spending by his rivals shows wealth and power in politics. He warned against profiteers in the high cost of living, urged direct producer to consumer pricing, and opposed pledges tying the U.S. to global military commitments while supporting an international forum for opinion.
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as instant relief for rheumatic pain and aching joints. It claims most cases do not need internal treatment and urges readers to stop drugging and try a small trial bottle.
A vintage ad touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless remedy for rheumatic pain stiffness and soreness claiming quick relief. It markets small trial bottles at drug stores and extends claims to sciatica neuralgia lumbago and sprains with urging to quit complaining and try the product.
Father John Strassmaier, a renowned Jesuit and leading Assyriologist in Europe, died recently in London. The obituary notes his prominent scholarly work and influence in the field.
A writ of attachment was issued February 19 1920 by the District Court of the Fameth Judicial District Twin Falls Idaho in the case of E L Shetler vs Oasty Oil Company for 3017 dollars. The Clerk C Siggins sealed the order on February 20 1920. Attorneys James R Bothwell and W Orr Chapman represent the plaintiff in Twin Falls Idaho.
In Twin Falls Idaho the Probate Court sets Tuesday March 23 1920 at 10 am in the court room for proving the will of Addie E. Strout deceased and for hearing W P Guthrie's application for letters of administration with will annexed. Any interested party may appear contest. Dated February 26 1920. SEAL O P Duvall Guthrie Myers Attorneys for Administrator 3x-Reb.27 Mar.512
Notice from Twin Falls Idaho detailing a writ of attachment against Otto Steinberg for 8796.65 and an order to show cause why an order of sale of Edwin K Crader estate real estate should not be granted. Proceedings set for March 25 1920 with publication in The Twin Falls Chronicle for four weeks.
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