Farm Bureau Juniors Play Day Festival at Buhl
About 400 boys and girls will participate in the Farm Bureau Juniors play day festival Saturday at Buhl announced by A I ONeill county club leader. The Buhl municipal band starts the outing with club prizes awarded for best yell and best song. many clubs practice to win and hand made items will be on display. Free ice cream drinks and a dinner will be provided to all club members.
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Farm Bureau
Buhl
A. I.o'neilly
Zi Cn
Sewiaz
Fire damages Lind Automobile garage after unknown origin
An overnight blaze at the Lind Automobile company garage around 11 45 pm damaged one parked car and caused about 25 dollars in losses. Night mechanic M I Woods spotted the fire and the department extinguished it quickly.
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Lind Automobile Company
M. I
Woodcraft Meeting With Neighbors Friday Evening
Woodcraft to meets the Neighbors will hold their regular meeting Friday evening at 8 o clock in the Fy hall.
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Woodcraft TO
Woodcraft
Carnival Event Draws Attendees From Twin Falls to Buhl
Several persons left Twin Falls last evening in automobiles for a carnival staged at Buhl yesterday by the Buhl Chamber of Commerce. The affair was reported to be a marked improvement over the previous year with local residents and visitors joining the parade and festivities.
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Twin Falls
Buhl
Chamber of Commerce
West End Dance Night Leads City Pleasure Run
Nighttime dancing anchored a marked parade of cars from a sister city. Secretary Newell Wight of Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce led the pleasure runners from here, signaling the string of machines hailed as coming from the sister city.
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West End
Newell 8. Wight
Twin Falls
Local clubs host sewing and picnics in Chamberlain area
Little Mary Bunce nests a Sun shine club with fourteen members and honor guest Jean Sprague as they sew weekly at Mr. and Mrs. Bunce. Country Woman's club year ends with a 47 guest picnic and program on the Chamberlain lawns. Episcopal guild meets at Mrs. Clift s home for a weekly gathering and Mrs. T Clos hosts a Wednesday bridge party for Idaho guests with purple lilac decor. B Y P undertakes a Shoshone drive in for an evening weenie roast and falls picnic.
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Mary Bunce
YT. C. Bunce
Mary
Jean Sprague
Boise
Lucile Gentry
Marion Robbins
Kula May
Country Woman's Club
Chamberlain
Clita Ritchie
Gertrude Ritchie
Missex Deal Kuntz
Mildred Chamberlain
Dorothy Kenworthy
T Clos
Wednesday Bridge Club
Meadams Holister
McLean
Idaho Alls
Rail lines resume service after worst flood in region
Associated Press reports railroads operating in northwestern Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming say lines are reopening after the worst flood conditions since entry into the territory. The Casper to Lander Wyoming line began moving trains today and the Black Hills branch should be in service tomorrow. North of Chadron crews shift from the Whitney area to restore the line. High waters are receding but some streams remain full and towns have been without trains for up to 11 days.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Railroad
Chadron
Neb
Wyoming
Nebraska
Prohibition Party Opposes Day Law Change
Detroit Michigan May 22 plans to oppose any effort to modify the federal ary law and to select 45 delegates to the national convention in Lincoln Nebraska July 21 dominated the prohibition state convention. State Chairman Andrew Wood declared that congressmen opposed to prohibition must be put in their political graves.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Jaincoln
Neb
Andrew Wood
Prohibition Party
Reductions in potato and bean plantings shown
Reports from the US Department of Agriculture indicate a 5 percent drop in potato acreage and a 29 percent drop in bean areas for the coming season. States vary, with New York at 97 percent and California up to 110 percent for potatoes, while beans show 60 to 100 percent planned in different regions. Final estimates will be issued July 1.
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Bureau of Crop
United States Department ‘of Agriculture
Bureau
New York
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Colorado
Idaho
California
Aroostook County
Maine
New England
New Mexico
Sacramento
San Joaquin
Bureau of Crop Estimates
United States
Anti State Candidate Leads In Pennsylvania Delegates Race
Philadelphia report May 20 shows W Freelandent among Republican delegates at large leaders as returns from districts place Sproul Moore Penrose Endrick Babcock and Biddle high. Democratic counts cite Guaffey Palmer Bonnniwell, with Palmer leading and Bonnniwell group undecided. Sixteen counties finished Democratic delegate counts while 24 candidates vie for 12 seats.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
W. Freelandent
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Sproul
Moore
Penrose
Endrick
Babcock
Biddle
Guaffey
Palmer
Bonniwell
Bonnwell
Alabama Coal Miners Strike Unauthorized Wed May 20
Alabama coal miners idle as 2500 workers join an unauthorized strike. Eight mines in Bibb Walker and Tuscaloosa counties affected. Three companies agreed to a $1 per day wage rise, but operators refuse to recognize collective bargaining. Coal shortage forces plants to cut production.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
J. L. Clemo
United Mine Workers
Bibb
Walker
Tuscaloosa
Palmers absence delays sugar importers conference
In Washington on May 20 the sugar importers conference with the Department of Justice was postponed due to Attorney General Palmer's inability to attend. Officials would not disclose further details of the delay or the new meeting time.
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Washington
Palmer
Department of ‘Justice
Estate of Anna Connor Executor Notice in Idaho
Notice is given by T Dan Connor executor of Anna Connor deceased to creditors and all persons with claims against the estate. Claims must be shown with vouchers within ten months after first publication to the executor at John E Davies office in the Babcock building Twin Falls Idaho. Dated May 11 1920.
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Anna Connor
T. Dan Connor
John E. Davies
Babcock
Twin Falls
Twi Walls
Idaho
Dan’ Connor
Alias summons in Idaho district court case
In the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho a civil action is noted with plaintiff A L Hoppaugh and defendants Thomas M Clinton Minnie M Clinton Charles H McQuown and Mrs McQuown Harvey R Earp and Mrs Earp. The document lists spouses and party names in the alias summons.
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District Court
Fourth Judicial District
Idaho
Givin Fanstei
A. L. Hoppaugh
Thomas’ M. Clinton
Minnie M. Clinton
Charles H. McQuown
Charles H. MecQuown
Harvey R. ‘Earp
Harvey R
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Twin Falls Idaho District Court
Plaintiff A. L. Hoppaugh seeks foreclosure on a 1916 mortgage against Thomas M. Clinton and Minnie M. Clinton. Notice demands appearance within 20 days after service. if not, judgment may be entered. Describes property in Twin Falls County and related legal actions. includes clerk seal date May 6 1920 and attorneys James R. Bothwell W. Orr Chapman.
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Dudidial
Thomas. M. Clinton
Minnié M.clinton
A. L. Hoppaugh
Twin Falls County
Idaho
A. D
James R. Bothwell
W. Orr Chapman
Twin Falls
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