New National Park Proposed for Grand Canyon North Rim
Interior officials will tour a proposed national park area of about a hundred square miles on the Grand Canyon north rim in Arizona. The region, largely unexplored and isolated, holds bears deer wolves and other wildlife and would become more accessible to tourists if set aside as a national park.
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Utah
United
United States
Food Hoards and Market Impact Questioned
The U S Justice plan to release stored food into the market is limited. Chicago stores hold about 4 million pounds of butter and 5.5 million pounds of cheese, with other staples rising, suggesting hoarding drives high prices but dumps may not yield lasting relief.
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U. S. Department of Justice
Chicago
Public storage and food markets under scrutiny
Public utilities, though powerful, face abuses that must be corrected by law and oversight. Storage and current market supplies alone cannot feed the nation. the real concern is temporary perishable surpluses and the risk of artificial scarcity driven by speculators.
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America
Advice to Girls from a Kane Lady on Health
Mrs. Catherine Sellin counsels girls to eat slowly breathe deeply sleep well and avoid cold weather necklines and high heels. She also praises garden work though modern girls prefer dancing. The piece notes the era’s clash of old and new health ideas and questions adherence.
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Catherine Sellin
Kane
Kate
Hearty
Aerial Forest Ranging Moves to Coast Reserves
In 1919 experimental air patrols began across Pacific coast forest reserves and proved so successful that plans target patrols in all coast region reserves. Fifty forest rangers from Oregon Washington Arizona Utah Nevada New Mexico and California study an aerial observers preparatory course at March Aviation Field near San Bernardino California. The program trains wireless telegraphy and cooperative air communication, improving fire location, rapid reporting, and coordinated ground work with air teammates.
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Pacific Coast
Oregon
Washington
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
New Mexico
California
Aviation Field
San Bernardino
Calif
Gas Shortage Threatens National Economy Disclosure
The text warns that natural gas in the country is rapidly nearing exhaustion and notes no method exists to use campaign rhetoric to offset the energy crisis. It frames gas scarcity as a growing, serious issue with broad implications for policy and industry.
Why all this fuss about sending messages to Mars
Mars communication raises questions about exploration funding and scientific value. Proponents cite data from missions showing planetary insight and future tech spinoffs, while skeptics warn of costs and opportunity tradeoffs for other science and Earth needs.
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Mars
Meat inju rious to the kidneys card warns readers
A famous remedy advertises Jad Salts and lithia water to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys. The ad claims meat and uric acid harm the blood, urging daily use to prevent kidney and bladder disorders, touting safety and pleasant taste.
First National Bank of Twin Falls attachs W I Burey
In the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho Twin Falls County a writ of attachment was issued on March 2 1920 against W I Burey for 650 dollars. Clerk C C Siggins notes the seal March 4 1920 with deputy CC L Bowen. Attorney Asher B Wilson represents the plaintiff. Four insertions Mar 4 5 12 19 26.
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District Court
Fourth Judicial District
State’ of
Idaho
Twin Falls County
First National’ Bank of
Twin Falls
W. I. Burey
C. C. Siggins
CC. L. Bowen
Asher B. Wilson
Livingston in Bankruptcy Seeks Discharge in Idaho Court
In the District Court of Idaho Southern Division Charles Co Livingston files for discharge in bankruptcy. Creditors and interested parties must show cause by April 12 1920 and file grounds of opposition within ten days thereafter at the clerk’s office.
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District Court of the United States For
District of
Idaho
Southern Division
Charles Co. Livingston
United States District Court For
Bankruptcy Referee Notice From March 1920
General orders of said court declare no special order by the undersigned. Dated at March City this day in 1920. William Orr Chapman, Referee in Bankruptcy. Notices listed for March 6 and April 2.
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Ww. Orr Chapman
Twin Falls Highway District Seeks Bituminous Pavement Proposals
Sealed proposals will be received at the Twin Falls Highway District office in Twin Falls Idaho until 2 PM March 29 1920 for about 27.5 miles of bituminous pavement and culverts. Work will be let in two contracts with tentative quantities and scope.
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Twin Falls
Mignway District
Power
Twinalls
Idaho
Twin Falls Highway District bids and estate sale notice
The Twin Falls Highway District solicits bids for Contract No. 4 Roads 15.30 miles with earthwork, macadam and culverts, offering equipment lease and cost-based material supply. plans available for $15 deposit, bids due with 5 percent certified check. An order to show cause for sale of real estate in the Edwin K Crader estate is set for March 25, 1920 in the Twin Falls County Probate Court, publication in The Twin Falls Chronicle.
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Highway District
Fresno
Allen Oil Co
Swin
Iffs
Idaho
Twin Falls
Stuart H. Taylor
Twin Falls Highway District
Board ‘of ‘Commissioners
Gen
C.B. Channel
Twin Falls County
Edwin K. “ Crader
M. C. Stephenson
Edwin K. Crader
Twins Falls
Twin Falla
Falla
Duvall
Mames R. Bothwell
Orr Chasimag
Prin Mills
Notice of Stockholders Meeting Twin Falls Dehydrating Co
Notice to stockholders of Twin Falls Dehydrating Company that a special meeting is called to increase capital stock to seventy five thousand dollars. The meeting will be held at the Parish Hall in Twin Falls Idaho on Tuesday evening April 27 1920 starting at 7 30 o clock. By order of the Board of Directors W R Priebe Jan 5 12 27 Apr 2.
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Twin Falls
Idaho Court Returns Alias Summons for Divorce Case
In Twin Falls Idaho Marian Dunn sues A D Dunn for dissolution of marriage in the Fourth Judicial District. Defendant must appear and answer within twenty days if served in district or forty days if served outside. If no appearance, plaintiff seeks judgment for absolute divorce. Also orders show cause for guardian sale of estate of Frank Mizoguchi minor. Hearing set March 6 1920. notice to publish for three weeks in The Twin Trails Chronicle.
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District Court of
Fourth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Twin Falls
Marian Dunn
A. A. Dunn
District Court
State of
Idaho
C. C. Siggins
Frank Mizoguchi
Toni Keto
Twin Trails
C. P. Duvall
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Frank T. Stephan