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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1920

Page

4

Twin Falls Triumph In Idaho High School Final

Twin Falls defeats Gooding 52 to 30 to win the Idaho high school basketball championship at Falls. Renie led 21-19 at halftime. Boulter and Jengle each scored eight for Twin Falls while Carter added eight for Gooding. Referee Culbertson praised. cup presented by Co W Thomas. Also: Twin Falls beat Buhl 57-28. Gooding beat Burley 32-19.

Ewin Iewils South Idaho Bein Falls Renie Twin Falls Gooding Boulter Jengle Carter Putaier Taylor Culbertson Co. W. Thomas Chamber of Ecommerce Newman Twin Trails

May 6 Social Roundup at Mrs Allen’s Home

Miss Winifred Allen hosted a small dinner and formal party at her home on Eighth Avenue Thursday evening for six guests with games and music. Mrs Wakin’s Chain of Indians Aid met at Mrs Porter’s on Eighth Street for a pleasant afternoon. Mrs Nel Larsen, here on business, plans to leave for Arkansas soon.

Buh Winifred. Allen Eighth Avenue

Buhl High Notes Open March With Baseball Twice Postponed

March first marks the last weeks of school at Buhl High. Seniors face a tight finish with a long year ahead and optimistic talk of next year if weather allows. Baseball practice may start soon, despite last year’s success and a strong cohort of players. The Qstrom Green declamatory contest is postponed to Sunday the 12th due to Miss Mary Baine’s absence after tonsil removal. Her expected return will delay the Junior event.

Wwe Bohl Earry Oregamte

Pu Dapryman Leads February Dairy Herd Record

Pu Dapryman’s herd tops the Pioneer Clow Testing Association list for February. Schick of Buhl owns the highest producing cow Golden Hero's Lass, yielding 69.4 pounds of butter fat in one month. He also posts the highest herd average at 48.3 pounds. Association tester J. J. Showers examined 200 cows.

Pioneer Clow Testing Association Tenry’ Schick Buhl Golden Heros Lass Mr. Sehick J. J. Showers

Doughty Seeks Judgment Against Wallace Over Car Work

Phe J. fm. Doughty Garage sues H. T. Wallace in probate court for $142 for work on a Haines car between December 1 and December 27, 1919. Plaintiff claims services and supplied materials including parts gas oil and grease were not paid. Judgment requested for the amount.

Phe J. Fm Doughty Garage H. T. Wallace Haines

Commencement Week Set for May 9 to 14 at High School

May 9 to 14 will be commencement week at the high school with events including the baccalaureate sermon the senior play and graduation exercises. If satisfactory arrangements can be made the graduation exercises featuring a prominent speaker and diploma presentations will likely be held Thursday night May 73.

Two youths charged in bogus check scheme in Oakley Port area

William W. Smith aged 29 and Arthur Smith 20 of Oakley are charged as accomplices of W W Lewis serving time for writing bad checks. They are held for trial in probate court after deputies say they aided Lewis in cashing checks and fleeing with the money.

Lewis State Penitentiary William W. Smith Arthur Smith Port Oakdey Linn Sucley Redman Oakley

Demands Start for Welp on Many Farms

Farm help is already in considerable demand around Twin Falls. Thus far help has been available and the Twin Falls County Farm Bureau has been able to take care of all requests for help made there.

Twin Falls

Wi Y Club Ethics Discussion At Local High School

A Thursday night Wi Y Club meeting led by M. J. Mitchell featured an engaging ethical discussion. The club reports 55 current members with new entrants admitted at each gathering.

M. J. Mitchell

Royal Arch Masons Initiate in Twin Falls Chapter

Several candidates took the work of the second and third degrees at the Twin Falls Chapter Troyal Arch Masons meeting held at the temple last night for that purpose.

Royal Arch Twin Falls Troyal Arch Temple

Marriage licenses issued to four residents

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Russell L. McCoy 27 and Sern Fullmer 18 of Burley and Jesse J. Hunter of Chadron Nebraska and Florence Zigler from Ta n Falls.

Russell’ L. McCoy Sern Fullmer Burley Jesse J. Hunter Chadton Neh Florence Zigler Tain Falls

Building Permit Issued for 12x20 Frame Structure

A building permit has been issued to A. Rorex to erect a 12 by 20 frame building on lot E strip 3 block 95 house 843 Maine Avenue West. Estimated cost is 175 dollars.

A. Rorex Maine Avenue West

Shoplifters Active in Twin Falls Area

Several merchants report a spate of shoplifting in Twin Falls with thieves targeting ready to wear items. Local police urge vigilance as incidents involve larger clothing articles.

Twin Falls

League Completes Plans With Clean Baseball Stance

Southern Idaho baseball league magnates met last evening to adopt a constitution and by laws. Despite Twin Falls absence, Chas McCauley and John White attended to aid the meeting. Officials emphasized rowdyism prevention, with umpires under the president and fines for unruly players as the session ran late. Representatives came from Buhl Jerome Burley Rupert and Paul.

Southern Idaho Baseball Twin Falls Buhl Jerome Burley Rupert Paul

Precipitation at Jackson Lake totals 0.44 inch for week

Moran Wyoming reports at Jackson Lake reservoir outlet on the Snake River the week ending February 28 shows 0.44 inch precipitation. Total since September 1 reaches 11.47 inches. Lake elevation February 28 at 6737.20 feet implies 128,760 acre feet storage, compared with 809,740 acre feet last year.

Burley Idaho Moran Wyo Jackson Lake Reservoir Snake River Moran Jackson Lake

Mrs Wall Returns From Kimberly to Care for Injured Daughter

Mrs James Wall has returned from Kimberly where she stayed with her daughter Mrs Jack Clairhorn who badly injured her ankle in a fall. Clairhorn was brought to Twin Paris and cannot return home. She will stay with her mother in Twin Malls for now.

James Wall Kimberly Jack .Clairhorn Clairhorn Twin Paris Twin Malls

New Company Plans U. S. Goods Manufacturing in Britain

A London based company aims to arrange the manufacture of American goods in Great Britain for British empire markets. It will assist American producers to set up plants in Britain or license rights to British or French manufacturers and will introduce successful British and French products into the United States. Profits to come from royalties or lump sum patents.

London Great Britain American Chamber of Camvee British Empire Canada Great Britain American Chamber of Commerce France

Janin Boycotted for Delivering Kolchak to Reds

London March 5 Major General Jules Janin commander of the Czecho-Slovak army in Russia is boycotted by Russians for signing the order delivering Admiral Kolchak to the Reds. The Times Kiev correspondent notes Janin says the Reds threatened to destroy rails and that one death is preferable to stopping Allied troop evacuation.

Associated Press London Jules Janin Russia Times Chita Admiral Kolchak Janin Kolchak

Boston Symphony Orchestra Members Go On Strike

About 380 members of the Boston Symphony Orchestra refuse to play unless the management meets their demands. The strike began in Boston on March 6, signaling a potential disruption to upcoming performances and concert schedules.

Boston Symphony ‘Orchestra Associated Press Boston Boston Symphony Orchestra

Sabot Declares Orchestra Seat Reinstatement Plan

Frederick P. Sabot, president of the orchestra board, told a musicians committee before the concert that a scheduled tradition would be reinstated. A quarter of the orchestra’s membership refused to join, prompting a program change announced by Mr. Cabot so the concert could proceed without them as Fradkin appeared at the Symphony.

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