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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1920
Page
6
Twin Falls will form a tennis club this year with revived interest. The group seeks a suitable lot for courts and will hold a meeting this week to decide the location. Local stars have many cups from state and college on display, and inquiries from other towns about tournaments may spur the club into life.
Professor Steindel will address students at noon about the qualities of the cello. A short assembly is planned at the high school to acquaint students with the instrument.
Mrs Grace M Stearns aged 50 died late Saturday at her Kimberly road home. Her body is at Grossman funeral parlors. She is survived by her husband three sons two brothers and two sisters. Funeral services will be held at the church.
The Kimberly road Circle club, with Mrs Stearns as a member, will lead the Methodist church service on Wednesday afternoon at dt o'clock.
The Associated Press reports sugar valued at 136500 is stored under bond in Nogales warehouses for sale in the United States. The 7000 sacks, worth 19.50 each, came from Sinaloa to Nogales Sonora and were moved here in mule drawn wagons during the railway strike.
Associate Entomologist Ralph H. Smith forecasts clover aphis will affect the crop similarly to last year. They may become numerous in late June through early August with June and July damage peaking. Wet or hot weather may help control them, and early careful clover growth plus timely irrigation and stubble management are advised to limit harm to seed and hay crops.
The text notes hens adapting to taught qualities and distinguishing laying from non laying birds under Mr Moore, reflecting careful observation and interpretation of fowl behavior.
Mrs Rosalia Adele Hill, 64, a Red Cross veteran who served as a nurse for 26 years and cared during the Spanish American War, died yesterday at 1 a.m. at the county hospital. She had lived 11 years in Twin Falls at the Highland View ranch.
High school students in the animal husbandry base visited small ranches guided by poultry specialist Pren Moore. They learned to distinguish laying from nonlaying hens and brought three hens back to the biology room for dressing. The class reviewed the hens’ internal traits after dressing and debated differences among hens.
Mrs. Hill is survived by one son, Fred B. Hill, who arrived yesterday from Texas. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at the Methodist church.
Washington April 30 The interstate commerce commission announced that after investigation of protests it had decided against suspending the 20 percent Pullman rate increase.
Vocal Studio announces summer term starts May first with sessions on Tuesday Wednesday and Friday. Contact phone 295-W for enrollment and schedules.
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