Paper shortage hearing reveals Canadian export firm dominance
Washington May 13 A combination of Canadian manufacturers practically controls the print paper market through Canadian Export Paper Ltd the senate committee investigating the shortage was told by J B Gefnell sales manager of Interstate Pulp and Paper. He said the group controlled about 75 percent of the dominion output and set prices followed by others Victor T Lawson publisher of Chicago Daily News said the company prevented competition and press terms were accepted to buy paper. Chairman Reed suggested solution either publisher agreement to curb consumption or an excise tax on print paper per Ames. Bodenhamer of the International Typographical Union denied union censorship of labor news noting neither the union nor locals dictate editorial policy.
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Washington
Ca Mmadian Export Paper, Ltd
Senate Committee
J. B. Gefnell
Interstate Pulp and Paper Company
Dominion
Victor T
Lawson
Chicago Daily News
The
News
Reed
Ames
M. A. Bodenhamer
International Typographical Union
International Union
Called Her Wicked Names Mrs Barron Seeks Divorce
Hilaise Barron alleges that her husband George Barron called her vile names on the street and once knocked her down in a store in Twin Falls County. They married June 14 1917 and have no children. A district court order seeks maintenance while the divorce action proceeds. defendant is described as a waiter earning about $100 monthly.
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Hilaise Barron Atleses
George Barron
Thuhl
Twin Falls Conunty
A Striet
Current Event Department Hosts Food Sale at Clothing Exchange
The Current Event Department will hold a cooked food sale at the Clothing Exchange on Saturday May 15. Advertisement notes the event as a fundraiser or community gathering with proceeds likely benefiting the department.
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Clothing Exchange
Census Reports Populations For Camden Concord Cripple Creek Casper
Washington May 13 8 Census reports show Camden New Jersey 116309 up 21771 or 23 percent Concord New Hampshire 22167 up 670 or 3 point 1 percent Populations of Cripple Creek Colorado and Casper Wyoming will be announced at 1030 a m tomorrow
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Concord i N. H
Cripple Creek
Colo
Casper
Wyo
Four motherless Hollister babes seek summer home
A probation officer is seeking a summer home for four motherless children ages 18 months to nine years from Hollister. The father, a farmer, cannot care for them while farming, and the officer aims to place the children with a safe temporary home during the summer months.
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Hollister
Ault
Conmiyation
Funeral Services for James M. M. Bower Held in Idaho
Funeral services for James M. M. Bower were held yesterday at 2 p.m. in the Grossman funeral chapel with Rev. Conrad Owens officiating. He is survived by brother R. H. A. Bower and widow Cora L. Bower, both of Twin Falls. The brother will accompany the body to Chenoa, Illinois, for interment. Bower was born in that town and his parents are buried there. The body will be shipped Saturday morning.
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James MM. Bower
Grossman
Conrad Owens
RH. A. Bower
Cora
Bower
Twin Falls
Chenoa
Ilinois
Buster
Tige
Leaders to Meet for Cleaning and Renovation Session
Home Demonstration Bureau leaders will join Miss Esther Wold for an all day meeting at Mrs. A. T. Alworth’s home on Tuesday May 18. A noon lunch will be served and the combined meal planned to boost productivity.
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Home Demonstration Bureau
Esther Wold
A. T. Alworth
Paying Notice to Property Owners for Driveways
Property owners desiring driveways to their lots should advise the paying engineer in advance of construction. The expense is to be borne by property owners and payments made to the contractor direct in cash. W. A. Minnick, City Clerk, May 14 15 16.
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W. A. Minnick
Haring Fighting Case Seen Before Local Magistrate
Warren Christenson appeared before Magistrate W A Minnick yesterday to answer fighting charges. The brief hearing followed an incident reported in local police records, with no plea entered at this time. Further court action is expected as prosecutors review the case.
Man Pleads Not Guilty to Disturbance and Fights
A defendant entered a not guilty plea to charges of creating a disturbance and willfully fighting at Cotillion Hall on May 11 at 7:45 PM. The case is scheduled for trial this morning in the city court at 4 PM.
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Cotillion
Salt Remedies for Kidney Ailments Warned
A health notice explains that excess meat produces uric acid which burdens the kidneys. It warns that sluggish kidneys cause backache, headaches, dizzy spells, sour stomach, coated tongue, rheumatic pains, cloudy urine, and burning during urination, urging relief like relieving the bowels to expel waste.
Classic Kidney Remedy Ad From A Past Era
An old advertisement extols Jad Salts as a life saver for regular meat eaters. It promises relief by using four ounces in water before breakfast to cleanse sluggish kidneys and neutralize urine acidity. The ad notes the salt is made from grape and lemon acids with lithia and offers medical or pharmacist guidance.
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Wit‘ness
Boise
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Goodyear
Twin Falls Bank& Trust Co
Twin Falls, Idaho
Federal Reserve System
Camden
N. J
Shep
Illinois
Nadine
Faris
Tend
U.S. A
Fisher Drag Co
Rogerson Hotel Pharmacy
BIC
Jerome, Idaho
Buster Brown
Capen
Idaho Department Store
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