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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1919
Page
1
A household guide urges cleaning the cellar attic and storerooms to remove winter dust and rubbish. Open windows for airing, clean the furnace, and sort leftovers. Pack winter clothes, store rugs, and prepare for summer living with lighter furnishings.
Mrs. C. C. Glenn comes back to her home Monday after spending several days at the home of Mrs. E. A. Walters.
Mrs R Jacobson has returned to her home in Los Angeles after spending several weeks at the home of Mrs A C West in the east.
The article notes Busey has returned to her novel in Pocatello after a several week visit in Twin Falls.
A Rochester public health project unveils the Rochester Cold Box, a combined refrigerator and fireless cooker that anyone can build at home for $3.67. Tested on a porch and in a warm kitchen, it keeps food cold for five days using 50 pounds of ice, with detailed instructions for assembling the zinc inner tank and wooden outer case, ventilation, netting racks, and a fireless cooking capability.
The White House announced President Wilson authorized ship construction to meet foreign orders possible up to about three million gross tons, while not hindering American merchant marine builds. Shipping Board officials expect substantial orders in Pacific and Atlantic yards, with France, Italy, and Norway poised to place contracts. France already has 600,000 tons ordered in England for delivery in three years.
The report suggests nations may seek around 600000 tons of tonnage with some construction possibly in the United States. England is not expected to place orders in American yards. The text appears fragmented and unclear on specifics.
Miss Venna Szatt departed Monday for an extended visit with friends at American Falls.
Fragmented OCR text references meetings and culling actions related to Rhode Island Reds. Mentions a Mr Moore and a Miss at a home east of deks with unclear context and dates. No clear event, place, or outcome determinable from the fragment.
An investigation identified two underperforming birds among a flock. One bird was the fat variety and the other from the small class, incapable, both marked as non-layers and culled.
Jerome county agent H G Avery was in Twin Falls yesterday amid county outreach duties. Officials say the visit focused on agricultural assistance and community programs for local farmers.
In Hoboken New Jersey on May 13 the city election devolved into chaos as Mayor Patrick Griffin arrested 120 men he claimed were republican repeaters from New York. Judge Richard Doherty freed the detainees, then had the mayor arrested. The mayor sought to have Doherty arrested for conspiracy and election-law interference.
Milwaukee May 13 Mayor Daniel W Hoan refused a Legion request to block an I W W gathering next Saturday. He defended constitutional rights and said police and justice departments will handle disorder and disloyal utterances. Also lists vegetable plants and greenery offerings at postpaid prices from City Tower Grenhouses Twin Falls.
Five persons were indicted by a federal grand jury in Des Moines for conspiracy and bribery in an alleged attempt to gain a government supply monopoly at Camp Dodge. Michael Lovg and S. D. Brill of Chicago offered 1000 to Captain L I Sinner to fix a contract for 39000 supplies at 12500. Arthur Koerner J Rhode and A Grossa were named in an alleged bribe scheme to obtain 30500 government blankets via Lieut M R Vanstrum.
Berlin on May 12 a central committee appeal in Die Freiheit urges that if Versailles talks fail there is no option but to bow to compulsion and sign the treaty The Independent Socialist party voices in the party organ this morning through the Associated Press report.
W A Garten publisher of the Buhl Republican was a visitor at the purt house yesterday.
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