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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1920
Page
2
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Washington reports Canada and Argentina may soon pose serious competition in dairy. Government officials note Canada’s cheese and butter exports run high while Argentina’s exports, including cheese, surpass U.S. levels. Analysts warn imports and land development affect future production and markets.
A US consular compilation by Stephen J. Aguirre shows that most groceries are cheaper in Juarez than in El Paso across the river. Rice and sugar, in particular, run about three pounds cheaper in Juarez.
Juarez received 146 646 dollars worth of distilled spirits from the American side during the eleventh hour rush before prohibition took effect. The figures come from statistics published by the American consulate in Juarez reporting shipments from El Paso to Juarez last month.
Washington Governor Louis Hart has become a stockholder in the Tacoma club of the International Baseball Wyant team. His involvement accompanies a committee chaired by L. H. Burnett to manage club stock holdings amid ongoing local sports interests.
Los Angeles hosts the League of the Southwest convention April 1 to 3 to craft a basin wide development plan for the Colorado River costing over 100 million dollars. Governors from eight states and city officials will attend along with national speakers and civic leaders. The group aims to back a single interstate project benefiting the entire region and leverages legislation already enacted or pending at Washington.
Civic duty urged by mayor and Chamber of Commerce asks residents to write full name address and family size if their home has not yet been visited by a census taker. Send details or call for cooperation.
Information relayed to American Consul Edward A. Dow by Lloyd Burmiungham from Salina Cruz notes officials plan to expand commercial ties with American merchants and manufacturers. The piece also mentions the resignation of Prof. J. T. Thompson after ten years with the animal husbandry division to manage a registered stock farm.
California Davis campus faces faculty losses as several members depart for higher pay, highlighting wage competition at UC campuses. University officials note the trend affects teaching staff and could impact classroom availability and student services.
Hudson built its name on endurance and performance shaping the stock car field. The Super-Six and rapid development established unmatched speed qualities, while ongoing demand kept Hudson production tight and sales leaders. Early orders are urged to secure a Hudson this summer.
Glenn county farm bureau members subscribe $20,000 to buy a sawmill to produce lumber for sale to members at cost. The project forms part of a broader plan to centralize purchasing power and marketing activities for the bureau.
Juarez dispatch reports Salina Cruz Oaxaca has newly established a chamber of commerce as part of local business development efforts seeking to bolster trade and industry within the region.
Shanghai reports the Returned Chinese Labor association of China, veterans of wartime service in France, sending Dr Yi-hsieh as a delegate to meet American labor leaders to discuss methods and means for cooperation.
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a quick, harmless cure for rheumatic pain stiffness and related ailments. It claims instant relief for joints muscles and a long history of millions of cures across the last fifty years including sciatica neuralgia lumbago backache sprains and swellings.
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