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Newspaper
Twin Falls Daily Times
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
2
The piece urges restraint and gratitude after natural threats pass Idaho by and stresses teaching patriotism beyond boisterous Independence Day celebrations. It contrasts Idaho storms with Boise and praises federal state guidance for farming, arguing experiments belong to authorities for practical, soil-tested results at Aberdeen and elsewhere.
The article muses on a Teton landslide into the Gros Ventre near Jackson Hole and its possible effects on Old Faithful and Yellowstone. It weighs whether new lakes or irrigation sources will emerge or if underground activity will alter the region, noting no surface cause for the fall.
A Times editor comments on last week's Patton letter and unsigned contributions. The piece defends publishing only signed letters and rejects accusations of fear or bias. It emphasizes fairness, honesty, and patriotism in Idaho affairs while noting religious affiliation of the writer.
Charles P. Stewart reports Washington's fierce interest as federal judges diverge on the Doheny and Sinclair leases. McCormick finds fraud in Fall Doheny, Kennedy rules for Fall Sinclair, with key issue whether Harding overstepped authority in transferring land from Navy to Interior. If overstepped, Doheny and Sinclair leases fade. if not, leases stand unless fraud is proved. The civil and criminal paths may cross on appeal.
Mrs. Everett Bailey and four children travel Sunday for two months visiting relatives in Kangas. District scout executive Mr. Hawley of Twin Falls assists local leaders with plans for a camping trip to Shoshone basin, possibly after the Fourth. Choir rehearsal ends for two months, returns planned next Wednesday. Geyer McVey and wife tour Yellowstone park ten days. Merton McVey to oversee store in their absence. Women’s council met at the church with thirty present. Eva Brown spoke on Mission Work in Foreign Fields. A group from Hygiene Colorado and Ogden Utah visited Mrs. Laycock, with Alvin Forbes returning to Ogden. party plans travels to Washington and British Columbia.
Dr George Moyes and family of Ogden Utah visit his brother W G Moyes and relatives from Los Angeles Hazelton and Kimberly spend Sunday at Artesian with the picnic grounds and plunge Mrs Ray Vanderpool Hansen spends Wednesday in Murtaugh with friends Miss Anna Canoy dies at 84 after a year of poor health Funeral services were held Monday at DeWitt Twin Falls with interment there Mr and Mrs C L Gentry spend Wednesday in Jerome L M Boyd and daughter shop in Twin Falls group travels to Richmond Utah for Hendrick s reunion Vamilla Carrell of Twin Falls mentioned in local notes
Kimberly residents share visits and births as Miss Avna Morgan returns from Elba and Mrs. Paul Sutmiller announce the birth of Robert Paul. The community notes include dances, picnics, medical visits, and a fatal canal accident involving William Gillette near Milner.
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