Salt Lake visitors tour Twin Falls as city expands
More than 100 Salt Lake residents arrive in Twin Falls at 2:10 pm for a tour of beauty spots and a Parrish hall reception. The trip includes 31 Idaho cities with the Ariel orchestra, highlighting rapid commercial growth and new buildings, hotels, and apartments totaling major investment.
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Salt Lake
Twin Falls
Chamber of Commerce
Parrish Hall
Utah
Idaho
Ariel Orchestra of
Salt
Sewing Girls Exhibit Across Communities This Afternoon
Sewing Girls' club members under local leaders will display handiwork this afternoon at Syringa. Finished dresses, aprons and house caps will be shown, from each community, as part of a county farm bureau exhibit directed by A I O'Reilly. Additional shows follow Friday at Poplar Grove and Saturday at Buhl ahead of the festival.
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Syringa
Farm Bureau
A. I. O'Reilly
Poplar Grove
Buhl
Oreilly
Socialists Outline Campaign Platform at National Convention
New York May 5 The socialist national convention opens next Saturday with a manifesto forecast. The document, issued from socialist headquarters, calls for recognition of Soviet Russia Ireland independence and self determination for small nations in addition to other radical reforms.
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New York
Socialist National Convention
Socialist Headquarters
Russia
Ireland
Wood retains lead in Indiana primary
Continued from page one, the report notes leaders like Senator Underwood and Mr. Nugent signaling divergence from Mr. Cummings while asserting that the Democratic party can win the presidency with Governor Edwards. In Mississippi, Vicksburg news states the Republican state convention chose at large delegates urging recognition at the national convention, with Mississippi Republicans previously naming delegates instructed for Maj. Gen. Leonard Wade.
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Cummings
Underwood
Nugent
Democratic Party
Edwards
Vicksburg
Miss
Republican Party of
Mississippi
Mississippi Republican Party
Leonard Waad
Chronicle Praised by Visitor for Twin Falls Credit
Slee of Buhl sent a letter to The Chronicle praising the Twin Falls paper as a credit to the city and saying it cannot be surpassed by journals of the same size. He was visiting Pennsylvania and compared it with eastern town papers during his stay.
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Slee
Buhl
The
Chronicle
Pennsylvania
Twin Falls
Committee Fails to Report at Kansas City Convention
The Republican state convention in Kansas City adjourned overnight after waiting more than eight hours for its committee on... This item notes a delay in reporting from the convention in Missouri on May 5 with no final action reached by the committee.
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Kansas City
Democratic National Committee Chairman Attacks War Delays
Homer S. Cummings, temporary chairman of the Democratic state convention in New Haven, says during the war America acted as a veritable crucible after a year of sterile debate and criticizes the lack of constructive measures.
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NEW -HAVEN, _ Conn
Homer S. Cummings
Democratic National Committee
America
Number 40 For The Blood Promises Cures and Prescriptions
A historic note claims 100000 prescriptions were filled before Number 40 For The Blood was discovered. J G Mendenhall of Evansville Indiana spent 40 years in the drug business and compounded many prescriptions before the remedy was found. A Winston Salem reader reports stomach trouble relief after using Number 40, saying weight improved from 139 to 156 pounds and he feels like a new man. Rogerson Hotel Pharmacy sells the medicine.
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J. CG. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
Thomas Anderson
Linden St
Winston Salem
S. C
Rogerson Hotel Pharmacy
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Cipy
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Salladay Hardware Co
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