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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
4
Workers in campaign push 10 high pitch days ahead of big vote. Changes in standings expected as Grace Young leads district No 2 with first place, William Andermann second, Mrs McAfee in district No 2.
A sales pitch outlines how six year subscriptions to the Chronicle worth 42 dollars yield 462 500 votes, two three year subscriptions grant 270 000 votes, and six one year subscriptions provide 242 000 votes. The text suggests securing subscriptions now during a big vote period to fuel a rapid rise. It notes that even a few such subscriptions could shift leadership and that entirely new candidates could reach the top with a small enthusiastic effort.
The Chronicle lists District No 1 candidates in alphabetic order and warns that after today votes will sort by standings. It notes Twin Falls residents compete for big autos and cash prizes with heavy emphasis on timely subscriptions and active effort.
A call urges readers to cast more votes in the final three days of a major subscription vote. The message promises large touring cars as prizes for the top voters and emphasizes fairness and square dealings to secure a win.
Joint hearing by the Nevada Public Service Commission and Idaho Public Utilities Commission on the Idaho Central railroad proposal to build Rogerson to Wells, Nevada, has been postponed with no new date set. A bonus fund drive in Twin Falls aims to raise 200000 for the project, with Nevada committees already organized and advisory members named. In Georgia, Watson leads in Atlanta Democratic primary for U S Senate amid debates over the League of Nations, while New York clubs adapt to Sunday schedules.
Sheriff A N Sprague announced that starting September 10 all automobile laws including lights brakes licenses speeding will be strictly enforced. Reckless driving will be frowned upon and deputies are instructed to enforce firmly.
Milton Dod, a motorcycle officer, was injured after colliding with a dog yesterday. He sustained severe bruises and other injuries, while the dog reportedly escaped with minor harm.
Miss Anna Haight arrives in Twin Falls and stays at the Blue Lakes ranch. Miss Jennie Swan leaves for Russell Lane school to teach next year. Miss Mayme Swan visits Burlington and departs with her brother J. H. Swan. Francis Lee Johnson and his son were visitors yesterday. Mrs. C. A. Laird of Jerome shops in Twin Falls. Mrs. Doyle Offiler enjoyed a short pleasure trip. J. B. Johnston heads to Salt Lake City and Ogden for business. Miss Byrd Wall leaves for 30 to spend the winter. Willard S. Kaufman travels to Boise for business. plans to return later in the week. Jett departs for Crystal Springs for an extended stay. Mr. and Mrs. Shepard of Jerome visit Twin Falls. Mrs. Fragier and Gillispie visit Twin Falls. Mrs. T. J. Douglas of Ardmore also stops by. Mrs. Henry J. Wagner of Eden visits Twin Falls, returning late. Mrs. Waaner returns home. Mrs. G. W. Jenkins drives to Twin Falls for business and pleasure. Mrs. F. S. Lloyd of Hollister shops in Twin Falls. T. D. Conner of Filter visits and plans a short stay. Louis Leopold leaves for Moscow to enter the University of Idaho. Mr. W. H. Wilson and daughter Bertha G. Wilson arrive in Twin Falls for the winter. they'll reside at 29 Seventh Avenue East with Mr. Annett. Miss Wilson to serve as school nurse.
The Police court fined Chester Wise five dollars yesterday for speeding and fined H J Cast one dollar for parking in a prohibited area. A suit to quiet title was filed in district court yesterday by Alpha 5 McGrew against Margaret all and others.
Building permit granted yesterday to Estelle Starr to erect a residence on 8th Avenue North costing $2,500. City records list the project as Permit 18 Isuahd.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Reed on Wednesday morning. Mother and baby are reported in good condition. Also noted is a market listing: Highest cash price for poultry at Independent Market Twin Falls on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
Fragmentary notice describes a hustler sought for a rapid market item named Snivul. References to a Perrine hotel and a person named Kanl appear in incomplete form. Reading reads like a garbled classifieds snippet from a historical page.
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