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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1920
Page
2
A lively potato breakfast with the Chamber of Commerce crowd sparks humor and negotiation. The piece urges frequent gatherings to discuss problems, align vision, and foster unity, noting even light jollity from the American Legion lads aids understanding.
A historical view argues the Sherman act survives in name but lacks force after the Northern Securities and United States Steel decisions. It says the law shifted from strict restraint to spirit over letter, fading as business practice and public sentiment evolve toward a cleaner, more conscience driven market.
The text argues for releasing national energies through cooperation and centralized business, noting that bigger enterprises bring efficiency and prosperity. It warns that government must remain master, not servant, of business as the nation grows.
Roger W. Babson reports a month touring factories and stores finding universal promotion criteria. Employers seek enthusiasm, initiative, and new ideas rather than background or wealth, proving equal opportunity and democratic advancement for young workers without required college degrees.
A plan in Louisiana proposes a tour for about 100 country boys to the middle western states. The program seeks to spark interest in farming as a business and bring back ideas to develop the region’s natural resources. It contrasts with past rural stagnation and ignorance of farming's potential.
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a safe, instant rub for rheumatism and related pains. It claims one can relieve soreness stiffness and swelling by applying the liniment to tender spots with a trial bottle available from local druggists.
Twin Falls and surrounding areas back a railroad with operation and traffic plans to Frisco. The Local Committee led by Asher L. Wilson seeks a liberal bonus, insisting on a viable railroad rather than questionable stock.
Berlin report states Dr Karl Helfferich former treasury minister was found guilty of libel against Mathias Erzberger former vice chancellor He was fined 300 marks and ordered to bear heavy trial costs the case began January 19.
Representatives of several business organizations urged the Senate Appropriations Committee to restore the original estimate of 1,650,000 dollars for the commercial agent portfolio of the Department of Commerce. The March 12 hearing detailed the need to maintain staffing and operations for federal commercial outreach.
Lawmakers praise the service's role in supporting American business interests and exporters, stressing its utmost importance to trade and national economy.
Notice to stockholders of Twin Falls Dehydrating Company calls a special meeting to increase capital stock to 75000 dollars. The meeting is set for Tuesday evening April 6 1920 at 7 30 p m in the Parish Hall Twin Falls Idaho. By order of the Board of Directors W R Priebe President. 5x Mar 5-12-19-27 Apr 2.
In the District Court of Idaho Southern Division Charles C Livingston filed for discharge in bankruptcy creditors and others must show cause why the prayer should not be granted by April 12 1920 with grounds of opposition filed within ten days after appearance in clerk office Referee in Bankruptcy W W Chapman issued under court orders March 5 1920 and April 2 1920
Probate court in Twin Falls Idaho orders kin and interested parties to appear March 26 1920 at 10 am to show cause why the guardianship of Frank Mizoguchi should not authorize sale of real estate. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in The Twin Falls Chronicle. Dated February 20 1920. Seal Q O Duvall Probate Judge.
In the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho Twin Falls County the First National Bank of Twin Falls sues W I Dburey. A writ of attachment issued March 2 1920 for 650 dollars. Clerk C Sigsins signs with deputy Bowen. Attorney Asher T G Wilson Twin Falls Idaho. 4x Mar 5 12 19 26.
The Independent School District No. 1 Twin Falls Idaho invites sealed bids by 8 p.m. March 15 1920 for plumbing in the Intermediate school building. Plans by Burton Morse architect available at his First National Bank building office with $15 deposit. Bid bond $500 and 60 percent performance bond required. board reserves right to reject all bids.
In Twin Falls Idaho 1920 a probate court orders all interested parties to show cause at the March 25 session why the administrator may be granted an order to sell necessary real estate. The property described is Lot 2 Block 37 in the original townsite of Eyrie Falls. The order is published weekly for four weeks in The Twin Falls Chronicle. Dated February 27 1920.
Judgment is sought to dissolve the marriage between Marian Dunn and J A Dunn in the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho Twin Falls County. The plaintiff demands an absolute divorce and asks the court to grant relief as pleaded. The summons requires the defendant to answer within twenty days if served in district or forty days if served elsewhere.
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