Post Office at Twin Wake Featured in AP Dispatches
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PESSIMISM AND AMERICA'S ROLE IN A BROKEN PEACE
A sober analysis laments postwar disillusion as the peace treaty failure sparks blame across parties. The world drifts without a leader while America risks losing its unity and moral purpose. The piece suggests introspection, removal of obstructive officials, and renewed resolve to reclaim democratic aims.
Workers arbitration plan eyed by Twin Falls employers
Ernest White of the Twin Falls Employers' Association outlined support for arbitration to settle industrial disputes, stressing the need for enforcement, stable union conduct, and a public role. He proposed a 12 member board with four representatives from each side and four from the public to craft and ratify an arbitration agreement.
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Twin Ralls
Mass Meeting Hears Call for Deliberate Civic Plan
Mr White says the gathering reflects only early arrivals and not Twin Falls citizens. He argues a sober committee should craft a plan to seek public approval, offering a rational solution to the current problem.
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Twin Falls
Life Insurance Ad Warns on Inadequate Old Age Support
An advertisement quotes an insurance man stating that nineteen of twenty fail to provide for their own old age or for their families at death. The claimant urges purchasing life insurance as a financial safeguard and emphasizes coverage for contingency.
Livestock Hands Strike Ties Up Chicago Stockyards
Chicago March 27 Wealthy cattlemen and packing house officers faced a disruption as 460 members of the livestock handlers union went on strike. Owners and workers kept the stockyards running by feeding cattle and cleaning pens while negotiations continued.
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Livestock Handlers Strike Over Wage Demands
The Livestock Handlers union threatens a broad strike unless a $30 monthly wage increase is granted. About 1400 members support the action while current pay sits at $130 monthly. The strike reportedly breaches the wage agreement arbitrated by Judge Alschuler.
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Sore Back Relief with St Jacobs Oil Claims
A vivid sales pitch describes lumbago and sciatica causing sudden pains in the back. It promises immediate relief by rubbing the sore area with soothing penetrating St Jacobs Oil, claiming fast comfort and pain reduction.
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Back Pain Relief Promise From Jacobs Oil Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Jacobs Oil as a harmless back pain remedy. It claims quick relief for soreness stiffness and backache with a free trial bottle offered, noting the product never disappoints after 60 years of use and endorsement.
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Fire destroys ancient San Luis Obispo de Tolosa Mission
The San Luis Obispo de Tolosa mission, founded in 177, largely burned today, leaving only weakened walls. Paintings and the mission organ were saved, with officials citing defective wiring as the likely cause.
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