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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1920
Page
3
The Twin Falls Chronicle notes Bert H. Stevenson as editor and publisher. It lists Associated Press rights and republication terms, indicating exclusive use of AP dispatches and reservation of special dispatch rights. The notice appears as a standard post office entry and press disclaimer.
A voice warns that inviting a trade war risks pulling the United States into broader conflicts. The Jones Act and monopoly on American shipping are cited as factors that could provoke tariff and shipping wars. The piece notes how close a trade dispute can lead to gun warfare and urges caution.
Governor Cox denounces big business and campaign funds while visiting Boise, accusing William Wood of promising a wool firm campaign favors. He condemns a corruption fund and pledges to raise the league’s role in Ireland. Cox plans stops in Pocatello and Utah, arguing for self determination and national unity amid reassurances to voters.
An ordinance provision allows farmers to slaughter animals and dispose of their meat if prepared under sanitary conditions. Meat may be inspected in Twin Falls. sound meat gets an inspection legend, diseased meat is condemned and destroyed. Direct consumer purchases from farmers avoid inspection. Applications for inspection occur at the City Clerk's office, with fees paid in advance. The act places the burden on the defendant to show possession of required certificate at the time of alleged offense. Approved September 13, 1920 by acting mayor Cc B. Channel and City Council. Victor Records advertising follows.
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