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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1920

Page

7

Twin Falls beats Jerome 56 to 0 on rough field

Twin Falls high school routed Jerome 56 to 0 at Jerome as Winkle and O Rourke shined for the Jerome lineup. Ground conditions slowed play, three passes completed, and both coaches praised sportsmanlike conduct after the game. Meanwhile agriculture reports note warm September weather boosted crops with gains in oats and potatoes offsets in spring wheat, with yields projected across several staples.

Twin Falls High School Jerome Filer Winkle O'Rourke Twin Falls Jeromse Clint Evans

Corn Crop to Be Largest in History

Washington, Det. 8. The 1920 corn crop is forecast to be the largest in U. S. history by more than ninety million bushels. The department of agriculture predicts a yield of 3,216,192,000 bushels on a condition index of 9.1 as of October 1, exceeding the 1912 record of 3,124,746,000 bushels and outpacing last year by about 300,000,000 bushels. Kansas, Nebraska, and Missouri are noted among the producing states.

Washington Department of Agriculture Kansas Nebraska Missouri

Mail route to run through winter in Pacific division

Colonel John H. Jordan stated that a winter mail service will operate across the Pacific division of the transcontinental air mail route with possible storm delays but stricter schedules than rail. He said more aircraft will be added to extend service, noting growing mail volume and Congress funding forthcoming for a southern route within four or five years.

Salt Lake City Transcontinental Air Mail John H. Jordan United States Aerial Mail Service San Francisco Atlantic Coast Intermountain Congress

Salt Lake visit aims to improve landing facilities

Mr. Jordan travels to Salt Lake City to press for better airfield access and envisions a large hangar for mail planes as a possible project. The discussion centers on strengthening aviation routes and supporting mail transport infrastructure.

Mr. Jordan Salt Lake Sax

International Communications Conference opens in Washington

Under-Secretary Davis welcomed delegates from five allied powers to a preliminary session. He said access to all parts of the world and unhampered cable facilities are the goals, with public opinion shaping cooperative efforts. The meeting revisits cable allocations agreed after World War I and aims to improve efficiency and global reach.

Washington Oct Davis Totay France Great Kitwit Walu Japan United States Wilson

Financial conference adopts report on public finance aims

The Brussels international financial conference unanimously adopts the public finance report detailing two weeks of work. It endorses steps toward an international clearing house and a nonpermanent info network for countries. The council will press direct country appeals while armament cuts and tax policy remain discretionary.

Brussels International Financial Conference League of Nations Council of the Lea

Runyan Receives Distinguished Service Cross in Utah

Sergeant Edgar A. Runyan of Black Rock Utah awarded the Distinguished Service Cross by the War Department for extraordinary heroism north of Vimout victims in 1918 after other officers were casualties and he assumed command despite being wounded.

Salt Lake City Edgar A. Runyan Blackrock Utah War Department Wermont France Runyan

Notice of Writ of Attachment in Idaho Case

In the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho Twin Falls County a writ of attachment was issued September 20 1920 against K F Walton and others for 9606.32 plus interest. Clerk Sliggins of the District Court and Deputy C L Bowen attest. Attorneys Myers for plaintiff filed in Twin Falls Idaho. October 15 22.

District Court Fourth Judicial District Idaho Twin Falls County Muller and Aus Company Corporation Plaintith Va. K Walton 2 Walton Akaury Flite Ailinery Company Defendfaith Natice Sliggins Ry C. Ll. Bowen Thrie A Myers Twin Falls

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