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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1920
Page
3
A scrambled tale notes post office entry at Twin Malls Idaho and mentions recond class mill matter with annual and quarterly figures. It warns against using federal banking funds to carry crops indefinitely for speculation, risking undue profit and national harm.
The piece surveys Italian labor's bold push toward worker control, noting reliance on imported raw materials, lack of banking support, and absent selling networks. It questions sustainability as leaders tout plans for coinage and wageless labor, drawing wary comparisons with Russia and warning that without managerial skill or pay, the venture may fail.
The president of Citizens and Southern Bank in Savannah warns that speculators aiming to hold cotton to push up prices will be denied credit. If southern banks and Regional Reserve Banks enforce this, it could hinder cotton-rowers efforts to raise prices. Public support appears strong for keeping current cotton prices despite production costs.
A department of agriculture pamphlet series discusses food value and budgeting for households. It highlights that women influence most food spending and urges study of diet relations and nutrition. Three pamphlets cover What the Body Needs Cereal Foods and Foods Rich in Protein.
An intelligent woman is appointed city welfare director in charge of parks playgrounds hospital and workhouse. She plans to discuss the role with her husband before accepting. She asserts she is a voter citizen and public official and should be treated as such without restrictive etiquette. Her stance reflects a typical modern view of women in public service.
Hoy for the gardeners as thirteen million Dutch bulbs arrived from Rotterdam on the Zackenbach. War era stoppage hit flower supply and raised prices, but the rebound boosts American growers to refine native varieties while European trade restarts, promising a grand festival of American gardens next season.
An American 2000 business men party will tour Mexico hosted by the Mexican government early next month to promote friendship and peace. An Alexien agent coordinates travel. participants travel free of wart and expenses. Destinations include Chihuahua City, Torreon, Zacatecas, Mexico City, Monterrey and Guadalajara. The excursion begins October 10.
The United States pledges noninterference and cooperation with Haiti to stabilize revenues and finances, support the Haitian government, and promote prosperity and welfare. A conference among officials outlined continued civilian and municipal service, with aims to strengthen the bond between allied governments and ensure tranquility in the republic.
Chicago dated Sept 20 reports little progress in the official tally of ballots from the Illinois primary. Twenty eight precincts show minimal change from unofficial results as charges of fraud arise from both sides in the Republican contest between Mayor Thompson's ticket and Governor Lowden's faction.
In Washington on September 17 tests of rigid control installation on the 12,000 ton battleship Town, concluded by the Taos deployment, were declared to satisfy the highest expectations.
An unclear notice mentions a central suit and ship Ohio with fragmentary details. The readable text references media, wives, and a person perhaps named Bost or Willy, but most specifics are missing. Further context is needed to identify the event, people, or location.
A fragment notes plans to use the Iowa for target practice and to move the battleship at full speed for the first time, marking a milestone in fleet operations.
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