Alfalfa Hay Ban Threatens Idaho Farmers and Markets
Idaho alfalfa hay quarantine sparks farmer protest as Twins Falls county agent HB Powers calls the ban an injustice. He says thousands of dollars and market access to five states are at risk, urging immediate action to lift or modify the quarantine and protect local growers.
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Idaho
HB Powers
Twin Felis County
Powers
Twin Fatte County
Tamy
Nevada
Measeros
Thors
Ansious
$150 000 Suit Filed Note Involving Company Promise
A filed note alleges a $150,000 suit rooted in a Securities or financing scheme. The complaint targets a founder and promoter connected to Witson Block, claiming delivery of a note to secure financing. The action names a principal director and attorney involved, with ongoing inquiries in Dew Moines and related locations.
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Twin Falls
Witson
Werney Town
Ean & O
Wiksca
Dew Moinon Lows
Land claim objections near Meridian Hailey District
Objections to the described land lands appear from various claimants. The notice invites all persons with interests to file formal objections within the specified period, detailing mineral character and any grounds to oppose the applicant.
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Catt
Booth
Raper
Masi
Meridian
Hailey
Notice of land purchase application in Idaho district
United States Land Office at Hailey Idaho announces Thomas Haunt Lae Ananios Low Angellwe Mate of ee and John er of Marom Illinois have filed to purchase Lots 10 11 13 16 16 17 and Lot Beotion 24 T 106 B within Hatley Land District under the May 29 1920 act. Protests affidavits due within the designated period.
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United States
Haisey
Idaho
Thomas Hlaut
Ananios
Low Angelew
John Er
Marom
Macon
Illinois
Hatley
Notice of Land Patent Application Public Notice
Notice is given that H. B. County filed an application to purchase land under section 10. Ore objections citing mineral character or disposal concerns must be filed by the publication date. Gray, Acting Commissioner of Interior, published Now 11, 1930.
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United States Land Office
Maho
Nowa
Omar
H. B. County
Ft. Gray, Tor
Land Office Notice of Mineral Land Application
Charles Jennings of Buhl Twin Falls Idaho has filed under the May 29 1920 act for Lots 11 and 13 in Section 17 Township 6 South Range 16 East B M Hatley Idaho land district Objections must be filed as affidavits of protest in this office within the publication period.
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United Keates Land Office
Halley
Idaho
Noties
Charles d. Jennings
Buhl
Twin
Falla
Chase
B. M
Hatley
Land Diatriet
Dinj
Ben Ft. Gray
Land patent notice for Lot 11 Keetion 22 Township 16 East
Department of the Interior notices George W Hickeslee of Filer Idaho has filed an application to purchase Lot 11 in Section 22 Township 16 South Range 16 East BM Malley Idaho Land District under the May 29 1909 act. Adverse claimants must file affidavits of protest within the publication period with Ben R Gray Register. Dates show last publication December 9 1919.
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George W. Hickeslee
Filer
Twin Falls
Idaho
Keetion
Range
Malley, Idaho
Ben R. Oray
Register
Untitled land entry for Twin Falls Idaho parcel
Jam A Brosle of Twin Falls applies under the May 29 1520 act to dispose of Lot 9 Section 22 Township 9 South Range 16 East Boise Meridian in the Halley Maho Land District. Adverse claimants or objectors must file affidavits by the date of Sole publication, with dates shown November 18 and December 9.
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Jam A. Brosle
Twin
Twin Fall
Power Demand Drives Idaho Power Expansion
The Progress of the State notes population growth in Southern Idaho and Eastern Oregon driving Idaho Power Company to build more plants and extend lines. New customers grow by 4,000 to 5,000 yearly, needing 8,000 to 10,000 additional horsepower annually. A 6,000 kilowatt unit was added at Thousand Springs this year, but peak demand nears full capacity, necessitating further capacity, lines, and substation upgrades.
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Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Idaho Power Company
Thousand Springs
New Development Requires Money for Power Growth
The article argues that annual growth in power demand costs three quarters of a million to two million dollars. It notes that irrigation power needs in 1920 and 1921 exceed one and three quarters million dollars and that funds must be borrowed on the open market since state law forbids utilities from charging customers to cover construction costs. It emphasizes the need to attract investors by ensuring interest payments on investments.
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Notkek
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Baginn
Tharetay
Oreohe
Twin Fells County
Ben K. Gray
Nev
Department OF the Interior
Frank
the National Laundry
Idaho Power Co
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