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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1920
Page
6
A fragment notes Professor Steward's extensive irrigation studies on soil water use and canal management. It also mentions a probate court hearing for a man who served time for bogus checks, and an upcoming See March dates for veterans questions about service disability.
Funds raised in Twin Falls for the Salvation Army total near 2000 with drumhead collections about 200 cake sale 402 Legion donations 690 and the doughnut sale by the War Mothers. Open air services and regular services continue with Jénsign and Mrs Naton directing the work.
Twin Falls boys Walter Smith and Ralph Bristol earned top places at the University of Idaho agricultural day in Moscow. Smith placed fifth in livestock judging and Bristol took second in the grain contest as organizers awarded cups for first prizes in several judging events.
Roy Ek Hansen has been issued a building permit for a one story structure on lot 7 block 3 Addison Avenue. The 46 by 29 foot building is valued at 3500 dollars and slated for construction.
Twin Falls county will soon offer irrigation instruction under Professor W. G. Steward, associate professor of agricultural engineering and irrigation at the University of Idaho. The county agent will supervise the program with topics including the duty of water and related discussions.
Henry Pubkley of Twin Falls learns his sister Ida Newell aged 34 has died in Hagerman. She is survived by her husband and three stepchildren.
The Ameri Legion convention committees will meet at noon to discuss plans for the April 7 to 9 gathering here and review program details. Delegations from southern and eastern Idaho and northern cities like Moscow are expected, with about 160 delegates anticipated from Poise and other areas. Local posts aim to provide a welcoming reception to visiting delegates and ensure a favorable impression for the coming year.
The Life Insurance Man notes a blunt contrast asking how much life a man carries versus how much he leaves when he dies. The quip critiques public curiosity about estates and inherits in contrast to everyday life planning.
Construction work has resumed on the local high school site after a brief halt. Officials say the project remains on schedule with crews back on site and safety measures in place.
Reading from an unclear OCR line indicates a delay of several weeks due to unfavorable weather, impacting the high dip measurements. The fragment mentions a delay and later uncertain timing, with no specific event names or locations available.
Gladys Jarman aged thirteen months died at her home on the extension of Fourth Avenue North from appendicitis. The funeral will be held at the I. I. S. church this afternoon at 2 oclock.
L. Martinez and R. Martinez, two Mexican men, were arrested at the Cottage Inn and found with ten gallons of hard cider in their possession.
A license was issued in Buhl to Willis A. Threlkeld, 74, and Ruth Fait, 19, permitting their marriage. The couple reside in Buhl and completed the necessary civil formalities yesterday.
William Smith and Arthur Smith are brought from Oakley and charged as accomplices of G. W. Lewis. A hearing on the bad check charges is to be given today.
Rh G White of the Federal Vocational Board will be at the home ser-
Ilife begins construction on an auto washing facility in W OC. He has secured leases to use one side of the city waterworks warehouse and a side of the Bobier building on Second Street as walls. The building's construction has commenced.
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