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Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1920

Page

11

Basque sheepherder shot by Bliss farmer in land clash

A Basque sheepherder was shot on land owned by A W Carver in Bliss after warnings not to cross his property. The wound to the head left brain exposed but not fatal, with the man in hospital and Carver jailed on possible bond. Sheriff and coroner attended. Carver claims pestering by herders prompted action.

A. W. Carver Bliss A. N. Sprague y. @ Grossman Mr. Carver Carver Gooding

New Cabinet Named After Bauer Resignations

Bredlin March 26 report states President Bauer's cabinet resigned and Hermann Mueller the foreign minister has been authorized to form a new administration.

Women anxious for legion auxiliary organization planned

Twin Falls residents express strong interest in forming a women's auxiliary to the local American Legion post. A meeting to organize will be held at Parish hall on Wednesday at 2 30 PM. Eligible are mothers wives daughters or sisters of members or of veterans who served between April 6 1917 and November 11 1918 and who died in service or after honorable discharge before November 11 1920. All legionnaires and eligible relatives invited.

Twin Falls Legion Auxiliary American Legion United States Legionaires

Montana aids farmers in drought relief across counties

Bondeae for 21 counties in Montana totaling 4,775,000 have been voted for provisions seed grain and freed to be furnished drought stricken farmers according to data made public at the state house today. In addition two counties have decided to net under the tw which allows county commissioners to furnish seed grain up to 10,000 without a vote of the people.

Telaena Mont Bondeae Mongtana State House

Population surge in Scotts Bluff driven by sugar beet industry

Omaha Neb March 27. The tremendous increase in Scotts Bluff's population is accounted for chiefly by the sugar beet industry, which has resulted in locating several mills in and near the city. Extensive irrigation projects nearby have boosted inhabitants, as has the extension of railway systems to the territory.

Omaha Neb Scott's Bluff Imanedite Vicin

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