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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
2
A reflective remark on persistence and natural forces guiding events toward their destined outcome, emphasizing quiet effort over rash haste and the steady push of universal order. The piece frames patience as a path to fulfillment rather than frantic action.
Notice to stockholders of Twin Falls Dehydrating Company announces a special meeting to increase capital stock to seventy five thousand dollars. The meeting is at the Parish Hall in Twin Falls Idaho on Tuesday evening April 6 1920 starting at 7 30 o clock. By order of the Board of Directors W R Priebe President. 5x Mar 5 12 19 27 Apr 2.
Plans for Twin Falls Auto Show reveal a statewide interest and a likely week of crowded streets and commerce. Dealers filled second floor spaces and most of ground floor after the draw, with tractor and accessory men seeking remaining spots. The Chronicle presents this big community venture as a solid, hatless effort.
The river ice, held by a late cold snap, finally cracks as warm sun and wind return. Massive slabs shift and grind, tearing fields apart and forming a brown swift current. Viewers note nature’s calm power, while doubting human fuss over events.
A New York toy fair showcased 200 manufacturers and lavish products from oversized stuffed animals to talking dolls and phonograph hu nded toys. Critics say such expensive items teach false values and limit real enjoyment, urging producers to create simple durable toys that children can easily grasp and carry through daily life.
Former secretary Franklyn Lane urged governors and organizations to attend a Washington conference in the week of March 22 to plan a nationwide Neighbors' Day next June. He says Americans are drifting from neighborliness and should revive old-fashioned virtues to boost public safety and community life. He advocates daily neighbors as practice before the June celebration.
A playful scene unfolds as a hen lays the egg and a mother colors it while Willie eats a portion. The Bunny ends up credited, keeping a lighthearted holiday mood alive in the neighborhood.
Auto dealers map out booth spaces for a grand exhibition with Gordon-Davis Auto company Merrill Idaho Auto Supply and Allen Oil among others securing ground floor and second floor locations center shows and displays promised. Vendors scramble for remaining spaces while a digressive health ad interrupts the page.
Folk remedy claims kidneys grow sluggish like bowels and require flushing to prevent backache headaches and liver and stomach troubles. Advises four ounces of Salt Salts in water before breakfast for several days to keep kidneys active and clean.
Local ad touts Othine gel and cream for fading freckles with a money back guarantee. March sales spike as sun and wind are said to reveal freckles less, prompting buyers to request double strength Othine from their druggist.
In Twin Falls Idaho on March 2 1920 a writ of attachment was issued in a case where First National Bank of Twin Falls sues W Ir Burey for 650 dollars. Clerk Siggins notes the document dated March 4 1920 with deputy Bowen and attorney Asher B Wilson listed. The notice runs through March 5 12 19 26.
In the matter of Charles C Livingston a voluntary bankruptcy filing seeks discharge. Creditors must show cause by April 12 1920 to oppose, with grounds filed by April 2 in the clerk’s office as directed by Referee in Bankruptcy W Orr Chapman.
State of Idaho sends greetings to the defendant Jonnn BlA. Jonnn. Marian Dunn sues to dissolve their patrimony and obtain an absolute divorce in Twin Falls County Fourth Judicial District. Defendant must answer within twenty days if served in district, or forty days if served out of district, or judgment by default will be entered. Judge Co. C. Siggins seals March 2, 1920. Attorneys Frank Stephan Twin Falls Idaho. 6x Mar 5 12 19 26 Apr 2 9.
Probate court of Twin Falls Idaho directs the guardian Tom Ixoto to show cause why an order of sale for Frank Mizoguchi may not be granted. Hearing set for March 26, 1920 at 10 a.m. in Twin Falls. Publication to run in The Times Chronicle for three weeks prior to hearing.
In Twin Falls Idaho 1920 probate court hearing set for March 25 to argue why administrator M. O. Stephenson may sell Lot 2, Block 37 Twin Falls original townsite to satisfy estate needs. Publication runs weekly for four weeks in The Twin Falls Chronicle. Dated February 27 1920.
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