18 Mar 1920
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Newspaper
Twin Falls Daily Times
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
1
A discussion on shoppers preferring mail order goods over local stores, arguing price is not the only factor. It urges buyers to compare quality and value, noting home merchants can match prices and better serve communities if customers evaluate true value, not just cost.
Mrs Owings wedding to Allan Moyer took place Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 at Mrs Anni Owings home on Highth Avenue East. Rev Moore of the Christian Church performed the ring ceremony. Only intimate friends and relatives attended a dinner afterward. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wilton Moores Paris Mann sen and family among others. The couple planned a north side wedding trip after the reception.
Parish services listed for First Church of Christ including morning prelude offertory and anthem numbers. Sermons titled sin twining OAM A and Mater lead March 24, with Sunday school at 10 am and evangelistic service at 7 pm. Details note relocation of rooms to 184 Main Avenue and open tours 12 m to 4:30 pm daily except Sundays and holidays.
The Sunday School opens at 1:00 a.m. with Church G. G. Mangum of Stastar leading. Theme centers on “Chatning out the Temple,” followed by Upper Edward League and a service titled “The Greatest, Sweetest, Tel fepest, Longest and Shortest Words of the Bibles.”
Pastor P. N. Mansing leads a study on The Life of Christ during Sunday school and worship services at Hansen Church. The announcement invites members to attend both morning and evening sessions this week.
A woman describes severe stomach trouble and a year of eating barely anything while praising Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. She claims six doses restored her and that cabbage no longer hurts. The note adds a general druggist distribution and mentions job printing and want ads in the period columns.
Ira Wilson, while chopping feed, had his right hand and wrist caught in a power belting. He drove 18 miles through rough Idaho roads to a physician after the injury, but his hand and wrist were severely damaged and likely cannot be saved. Ada Caldwell Maron reported the incident.
At Kansas State Agricultural College in Manhattan forty girls enroll in the modern three month house keeping program known as the diamond ring course. Twenty of the girls wear diamond rings on the third finger of their left hand signaling engagement or status.
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