Look Ahead to Roseworth Ranch Boom In Idaho West End
The article foresees a booming irrigated development in Idaho's Roseworth Ranch eight thousand acres linked to the West End project. Water from Cedar creek and others will supply vast acreage, with first irrigation possible next spring and substantial population growth in the region. The project hinges on Interior Department filings and aims to attract future Bruneau construction crews.
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Twin Falls
Great Bruneau Tract
West End Project
Roseworth Ranch
Cedar Creek
House Creek
Devil Creek
Deadwood Creek
Roseworth
Great Territory
Idaho
Bruneau
Secretary of the Interior
Snake River
Minidoka
The High Cost of Beauty
The hour arrives as price pirates attack beauty. Kings County District Attorney Lewis has the matter officially. A sufferer urges an investigation of beauty parlors charging exorbitant prices.
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Beauty
Lewis
Kings County
New York
Brooklyn Beauty Parlor Charges Stir Manhattan Dispute
Lawyer Lewis probes Brooklyn beauty parlors arguing that beautifying Brooklyn women is a life necessity and that prices must not be excessive. He contrasts Manhattan rates for facial massages shampoos and nail care, notes potential Brooklyn rate rises, and gathers data on rouge perfumes and cosmetics while defending consumer access.
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Brooklyn
Manhattan
Lewis
New York
Coney Island
Timely reflections on age old struggles and change
The author traces recurring human challenges across history from Napoleonic famine to modern industrial upheaval. He notes cycles of war, famine, profiteering, and plagues, suggesting civilization will endure troubles for centuries. Humanity's restlessness spans huts to skyscrapers and back to simple dreams.
Average man’s Shantung shirt remark in debate line
In a league of nations debate the public may listen but not vote. The line hints at Shantung shirts priced at seven fifty and ten dollars, reflecting casual consumer views amid international discourse. The passage underscores public sentiment shaping debate without formal influence.
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League of Nations
This Week Warns Against Early Christmas Shopping
A local advisory urges shoppers to plan carefully for the holiday season. Officials caution on limited stock and price volatility, advising budgeting and early purchases to avoid last minute shortages.
Communist Party Convention Adopts Plumb Plan Edits and Elected Leaders
The convention endorsed the Plumb plan for railroad nationalization with reservations on implementation and worker representation. It backed changes to elect congressional and state officials by industrial groups, opposed universal military training, and condemned espionage laws and war with Mexico. It elected a national executive committee headed by Melms, Brandt, Henry, Hager, Roewer, Wilson, and O Neal. The new Communist Labor Party also formed, electing its own executive committee and placing headquarters in Cleveland with possible locations in New York or Chicago.
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Moscow
Party
J. Louis Engdahl
Chicago
Mexico
Pan- American Socialist Congress
United States
Tt. T. Melms
Milwaukee
William Brandt
St. Louis
William H. Henry
Indianapolis
John Hager
Oklahoma City
George EB. Roewer
Boston
D. C. Wilson
James O'Neal
New York City
Victor I. Berger
Communist Party
New York
Flu Flight Ends The Flu Season Rejoicing
A brief note celebrates the end of the flu season with a sense of relief. Public health messaging praises reduced cases and community immunity gains as the period closes.
Claims All Pass the H. C.'s Back to Others
Gordon W. Wattles, Nebraska federal food administrator, returned from vacation and said he had lost faith in the government plan to lower living costs through the food administration. He charged that railroad brotherhoods, the president, Congress, and the attorney general had passed the buck.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Gordon W. Wattles
Nebraska
Food Administration
Railroad Brotherhoods
Congress
Nebraskan criticizes food administration order
A speaker condemned the federal food administration order as poorly supported by law and warned it could harm Nebraska’s prosperity. He stated he would still comply with the government insofar as possible.
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Food ‘Administration
Nebraska
McGinnis Held in Baltimore for Forgery and Larceny
Telegrams to Sheriff Sprague indicate McGinnis alias Samuel C Hildreth is detained in Baltimore for forgery and larceny and will be tried there first. Baltimore marshal Robert D Carter said details would follow and Pinkerton was alerted. A Baltimore police request asks if McGinnis possesses Robinson jewelry.
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Jack
McGinnis
Samuel C. Hildreth
Twin
Falls
Baltimore
Sheriff Sprague
Robert D Carter
Carter
Sprague
Pinkerton
E. H. Robinson
Robinson
Disqus asserts major may be deliberate liar
Portland September Bree P. Dique a former head of the war department spruce production department with brigadier general rank testified today before a congressional subcommittee investigating airplane spruce operations in the northwest. He denied Chicago testimony by Major Charles R. Sligh formerly linked to the aircraft board saying Major Bligh had either completely lost his head or was a deliberate liar.
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Associated Press
Portland
Bree P. Dique
War Department
Congress
Northwest
Chicago
Charles R. Sligh
Aircraft Board
Bligh
Disque
German Missionaries to Return From Japan After Peace
Seventy German missionaries deported from the South Sea islands by Japan have arrived at Yokohama en route to Germany. They likely will not depart Japan until after the peace treaty is ratified. Adjutant Takenaka of the navy department says enemy missionaries in the islands threaten Japanese administration.
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Tokio
South Sea Islands
Yokohama
Germany
Japan
Adjutant Takenaka
Navy Department
Seek 2000 Men for Duty in Cold Siberia
Washington announces urgent September drive to enlist 2,000 men for service in Siberia. War Department aims to return all emergency troops in Russia before winter, as enlistment officers push to meet the target.
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Washington
Army
Siberia
War Department
Russia
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color
Vintage advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a simple home remedy to darken gray hair. It promises natural, even color with a small bottle from drug stores, claiming no disease treatment purpose.
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Nowaday
Wyeth
Alias Summons in Twin Falls Foreclosure Case
H P Swank sues Thomas A Gibson and wife for foreclosure of a material man’s lien on Lot 23 Block 89 Townsite of Twin Falls for 285.35. Notice requires appearance within 20 days in district, 40 elsewhere, per Idaho court summons dated July 30 1919. Attorneys James R Bothwell and W Orr Chapman. Aug 1 81.
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District Court
Fourth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Twin Falls County
H. P. Swank
Thomas A. Gibson
District Court of
Twin Falls
C. L. Bowen
James R. Bothwell
W. Orr Chapman
Creditors Notified in Estate of George B Holmes Idaho
In the Probate Court of Twin Falls County Idaho notice is given by Thomas M Robertson administrator of the estate of George B Holmes deceased to creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after first publication at Guthrie and Myers in Twin Falls Idaho. Dated July 15 1919. Thos M Robertson administrator of the estate. Guthrie Myers attorneys for administrator.
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Twin Fall County
Idaho
George B. Holmes
Thos. M. Robertson
W. P. Guthrie
A." Ji. Myers
Twin Falls
Thos
M. Robertson
Guthrie & Myers, Thon
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Inter
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Ror
Sale
Third Avenue East
ATA
Idaho State Bank
D. R. Pingree
E. J. Merrill
LF. Bracken
Ray McClellan
C. C. Siggins
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