12 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Twin Falls Daily Times
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1928
Page
1
The speaker defends strict immigration control and national unity, praises Republican policy, highlights aviation advances in air navigation and mail, and argues for world peace by making treaties effective against wars. The president’s influence is emphasized as guiding this approach.
Fragmentary text suggests discussions around a May or 27 date involving Europe and Mexico with mentions of fusion, citizens, repair, growth, and some undefined two party alignment. The readable facts are sparse and names or concrete actions are not clearly provided.
A Chautauqua program last evening featured The Message from Mars delivering a regeneration moral through Dwight Alverson as Horace Parker with a strong six actor doubling cast and realistic staging. The afternoon playlet Suppressed Desires drew laughs while exploring psychoanalytic themes with Dwight Alverson Elizabeth Marlowe and Gladys McChath in key roles. Mrs Arthur McMurray followed with Cogitations of a Lunkhead weaving two poems into a witty monologue.
A garbled OCR passage describes a remedy named Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The text references women’s health, feelings of misery and nerves, and mentions dependence on the product for relief. Details are incomplete and fragmented.
Junior Chitilaugna attendants presented an entertainment program of songs and paroneys. At program’s end last evening W B Smith, chairman of the local association, announced that a contract had been placed for next year and that the six other members would likely be secured this quarter. The association reports a small year’s surplus from receipts.
The Orpheum bills Buck Jones in Blood Will Tell with the Ackarman Harris vaudeville show featuring Chief Little Elk and Shoshone performers. Kathryn Perry leads the female role with a supporting cast of Lawford Davidson, Harry Gripp, Bob Kortman, William Caress, Bek Moulton and Austin Jewell.
The Northwest tour featuring Will Rogers will visit Pocatello Boise and Twin Falls Idaho. The Twentieth Century Club sponsored by Mrs. B L Price announced the club’s support and receipts indicate interest in the show. Rogers will travel by airplane built at the Weary Ford factory.
Local ad copy promotes LA FAYE BARBER SHOP and Modern Planing Mill at 144 Third South with phone 603 adv. Claim highlights new equipment enabling all kinds of mill work and fixture work, plus contracting and body work services.
Dolores Del Rio leads the film adaptation of Helen Hunt Jacksons Ramona, a landmark American romance tied to the Indian plight and Mrs Jacksons broader works like A Century of Dishonor. The project by Inspiration Pictures and Edwin Carewe comes as parts of a revival aiming to sustain Ramonas classic status.
Pola Negri shines in The Secret Hour at the Idaho Theater as a romance unfolds around John Hersholt a middle aged rancher who is wooed by a photo trickster. Negri and Kenneth Thomson keep Hersholt unaware of a marriage between Thomson and Negri until a child is born prompting a dramatic forgiveness.
George Hislop opens a root beer and barbecue stand on Shoshone Street next to Rendahl Auto, continuing a former corner business. The new setup is enlarged for the season after Meg Myu withdrew to California. Baptist Bible school opens this morning to teach children ages six to fifteen. enrollment open to all, not limited to church members. A marriage license was issued Saturday to Joe Calico and Nettie Montgomery, both of Hansen.
Gus Cagle of Caple's Garage at Rogerson is named in a complaint by Fred Foss Jr charging him with writing checks on the Rogerson Bank without sufficient funds. The check amount is recorded as insufficient funds.
Mrs. Raymond Grave entertained at a one o'clock luncheon with Mrs. Roland Graves and Mrs. F G Chiaves assisting. Flower-draped rooms featured roses. guests included M G Clark C Gillilan J D Gillilan and many Twin Falls visitors. The Jolly Eight Bridge club followed with a flower-decorated setup and a centerpiece black crystal basket of sweet peas and carnations. High score went to Mrs. G C Davis, second to Mrs. C W Case.
The council accepted the zoning commission report and fixed Monday July 9 as the public hearing date on the proposed zoning ordinance. They discussed conflicts with filing stations, tax levies, and potential court actions affecting a new station. No official action was taken.
A political feature emphasizes Coolidge as fair and publicly minded, praising his stance against artificial stimulus and urging relief grounded in economic principles. It highlights tariffs aiding American industry, farmer interests in marketing, and government cooperation with producers, alongside a defense of prohibition and neutral foreign policy principles.
A fragment about treating infants with care to avoid nervous fussiness. It touts Castoria as a soothing remedy for colic and sleep issues, claims physicians endorse it, and warns of imitations while urging readers to look for Charles H. Pletcher’s signature.
A Romanian couple from Romania faced a domestic beating charge with the husband pleading guilty this morning. He was released on payment of costs, while Matilda sought protection and possible divorce.
Fragmentary listing shows transfers related to Diiglist block 75 near Twin Falls. Mentions TaSurtes am DFA and Je Foster with Foot Spectallat, plus a hay return. Details incomplete. requires fuller text to confirm parties and dates.
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