Government buys land for American Falls dam and reservoir
The Pecster Tribune reports the first government payment for land to create the American Falls dam and reservoir project. Officials describe a major reclamation effort with a long planned town relocation, river bore work, and thousands of acres to be submerged. Local residents faced hardship as the development promises millions in spending and a new era of reclamation.
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American Falls
American Valle
Ameriene
Palle
Bowah
American Fells
McKey
Fred Ric Mend
Idaho
Kec Bomation’ Association
American
Barry Dibble
Mr Hanks
Pecstelio Tribune
Carmichael to Conduct Conference at Mennonite Brethren Church
The fourth quarterly conference of the Mennonite Brethren in Christ Church will be held January 20 and 21 with Rev. J. Carmichael presiding. He will preach Saturday evening and Sunday at 11 am and 7 pm. Officers to be elected at the Sunday business session. The annual conference moves to Granger, Washington. Public invited to attend. Water rent collection changes and license requirements announced by village official Le D. Allen.
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Chriet
Peewiding
J. Carmichael
Carmichael
Orlock
Touruary
Granger
Wash
le D. Allien
Rural High School Job Plan for Chicken Coops and Supplies
Patrons are urged to arrange with the rural high school for a practical shop work program. Students will build chicken coops water headgates and related items under the home training department. Patrons supply lumber and materials while students complete the constructions.
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Runal Union
Somoot
Ibural
Femlers
Furnleh
M So Training Department
Will Convert Layering Theater Into Natatorium
Announcement says Twin Falls theater will be transformed into a natatorium in the near future. Plans outline a large commodious swimming pool, convenient dressing rooms, and necessary accessories. The Layering theater, built years ago, has never housed such facilities.
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Twin Falls
Idaho Shorthand Reporters and Public Notices Mixed
Shorthand reporters met at Bose to discuss Idaho Shorthand Reporters memoria. Electors for Harding and Coolidge delivered to View President Marshall on January 8 by Lt. Harry A. Melonquil. Reports mention political resignations, power projects, legal cases, school events, and local incidents across Idaho, including Twin Falls, Shelley, Pocatello, and Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bose
Idaho
Hahe
Harding
Coolidge
Marshall
Harry A. Melonquil
Payette
Betator Burak
Folw
Hetitiens Buwe
Tb Pulite Atlliches Conmilesin
Weatington Water Power Company
Derminion
Nes
Nuire
St Maries
AA Anus
Ae House
Palicw Fyrue
Washington
Wasemsur
Hubl
Doc Stevens
Shelley
Bingham County
Rammeyer
OB Abel
Twin Palle
Taho Power
Kylee
Upper
Salmon Falls
Way
Valsays
J. Vining Taylor
National Hay Association
Lynden G. Dell
Oregon
Commuind Ubelde
Joel J. Priest
Oregon Short Line
University of Idaho
Ettenston Division
Linho Agriculture
Cithecus
Twin Pulls
Michael Bishop
Tw Tous
Soutte
Mise Mu
Halse
Payton
Wallace High School
Tiffany
Boise
McArthur
Congress
Victor Olea
Shelly
Oftien
Cumteet
Alsan
Bessis Ly HD
United States Department of Commerce
Fred Reel
Biahe
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Marte the Maenel
Walle
Waser
Borage
Propeet
Tev. Carmichael
Realty
Filer
F.c.graves
Business Directory
Arthur E. Anderson
C. E. Hudelson
W. D. Gillisawyer Pahcran
Viler
Davis Brothers
Filer Auto Company
Ford Cars and Automobile Supplies
Johnson & Mallory General Auto
Katterion
Crnemas
Reurie Founpt
Scotty
Tailor Merchant
D. P. Produce Co
E.R. Dooley
A. M
Edna Scholten
Maho Avenue
Fifth Street
Eran
Ano
L. M. Smith
G. G. Seymour Drayman
J. W. Price
Ford
Dodge
Jesse
Higgenbotham & Ellis Building Contractors
Nibley-Channel Piler
J. L. Burkett Harness and Shoe Shop
Acto Accasnore
C. H. Bemenderfer
J. E. Penny
Benaino Mining
Rte
Tdaho
Asher B. Wilson
Bas
Osew
Maho
Tanner
Maron
Lyceum
Ellison-White Bureau
Lincoln Meconnell
Garner Jubilee Singers
Watteau Girl
M’connell
Filer Meat Market
Edison
Naval Consulting Board
Kdne
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