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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
2
Fragment from a Twin Falls Idaho newspaper note mentions Associated Press rights and republication restrictions for news dispatches. It reflects standard mail and copyright language used in listings, with no specific events or persons identifiable.
The article notes Germany’s Versailles objections and recalls Matthias Erzberger’s 1914 memo proposing heavy indemnities funded by Germany’s own debt reform. It discusses future treaty costs, naval cuts aiding France, and a plan to establish a large fund for incapacitated soldiers, while linking to the current German program and later profiteering from food supplies.
Alfred C. Polizer yesterday filed a suit in probate court against Case J. Keizer on a note of 75 dollars alleged unpaid. The plaintiff seeks recovery of the debt and costs.
Judge James K. Bothwell filed three demurrers for the Twin Falls Canal company in district court actions brought by C. Siggins as trustee for Twin auditors books. The suits name J. Abrame and J. Woods et al. and involve related parties including Iowa Lumber and Gold D. Long and Alina J. Long, with others listed.
An attorney Henry M Hall of Je Ye was in Twin Walla yesterday on professional business. He traveled with Mrs Hall and they returned home in the evening. The DeWitt under parlers party also came back yesterday with M Holmes from Jerome.
An English Thatcham project shows a woman using scientific methods and stable manure to cultivate two acres for three crops a year, yielding profits and leisure. Lessons span from French techniques to modern fertilizer choices and cost effective glass frames for year round marketable vegetables.
Contracts for hospitals at Peking and Shanghai to cost eight million dollars have been set by the Rockefeller foundation. Spanish experimenters in Moroccan cotton production report best results with Louisiana seed. Coal use for railroads shows one fifth consumed by locomotives when idle. Pulverized peat is used by Swedish railways as fuel. An imitation glass for roofing automobiles resembles celluloid. Swedish is Sweden’s commercial language though English German and French are understood in business. Dental parlors at Rio de Janeiro mirror U S equipment.
A short, reflective line attributed to Lub bock notes happiness rests on internal steadiness rather than external possessions, urging inward cultivation over material gains.
Items of interest note Princess Mary as colonel in chief of the Royal scouts while Dublin police seek parity with London police pay. A pocket wallet guard band with metal projections aims to prevent wallets or eyeglasses from slipping from pockets.
Trading surged on May 7 as hopes rose for an early extra congressional session and a peace treaty summary. Steel and copper led gains while rails lagged. United States Steel fluctuated and closed near a loss. Oil and shipping shares topped the day, with utilities and bonds firming overall.
The report summarizes slight movements in United States government bonds on call with unchanged listed values for old issues and total par value aggregating about 16.85 million dollars. It notes varying easing in domestic and international rates as traders assess debt positions.
Notice is hereby given of the annual meeting of stockholders of the Twin Falls Auto Company to be held at the company office in Twin Falls on Monday May 12 at 8 p m for electing officers for the ensuing year and other business as may properly come before the meeting. Charles R Scott Secretary Adv May 7 8 9 10 11.
Former partner withdraws from Wolfenden and Osgood accountants and dissolves the firm. The remaining member will carry on under the name J. C. Osgood with offices in Twin Falls and Pocatello doing the same line of work.
D McClaren of Caldwell was a business visitor Tuesday.
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