Location Ideal For Dairy Industry
The article argues for regional cooperation to develop dairying in western states Idaho Wyoming Colorado and adjacent territory. It highlights Star Valley Wyoming as a prosperous example with two creameries paying farmers over 10 000 monthly while noting railway access and high milk output. North Dakota and Iowa programs are cited as models with state and federal support boosting silos dairies and farmer incomes.
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Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
Star Valley
Uinta County
Montpelier
Aflon Creamery
North Dakota
State Department
Walsh
Lamoure
Walsh County
Iowns
County Fair Notes Amid Train Strikes And Busy Community
The report describes a county fair with no special train service from Oregon Short Line on the branch. Local effort by Gooding Experiment Station staff and Fielding Academy participants supports judging, sewing, pies, and fruit samples. Security remained steady. a pocketbook theft occurred and a stranger fled. attendance was cheerful and racing events drew interest.
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Eeeguys
Oregon
Welch
Gooding
Mr. Greenwood
Fielding Academy
Huttabelles
Alfred Stevens
John Parker
John Norton
Johny
Izza Jacobson
Ty Atedt
Will Young
Hans Osterlin Dies Suddenly in St Charles
Hans Osterlin of St Charles died suddenly from appendicitis after doctors feared surgery. He had been in good health until recently and passed away last Tuesday at age 50, leaving a wife of three months and his parents and siblings in mourning. The community shared in the sorrow at his funeral service yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Osterlin
St. Charles
Mr. Osterlin
Judge Alfred Budge and Ray W Jones arrive for court session
Judge Alfred Budge and stenographer Ray W Jones arrived from Pocatello on Monday and have spent the week busy with court matters. The judge looked well and is said to be in good health. A farmer also took an active role in the state legislature, with many laws enacted to aid dairy interests and other agricultural sectors.
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Alfred. Budge
Ray W. Jones
Pocatello
Taft Loyalty and Progressive Duty Praised in Speech
A historical notice lauds Taft as loyal to party platforms and devoted to progressive aims. It notes his cautious judicial temperament and insistence on doing what he believes is right once he is certain. The tribute emphasizes duty to the people and executive dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Hin E M Pugmire Cited as Honest Democratic Leader
The Dear Lake county notice lauds Hin E M Pugmire a respected citizen and former state legislator. It notes his long residency since 1861, service in the lower house and four state senate terms, and his endorsement of good roads and schools. The piece argues Democrats should elect him for Congress.
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Hin E. M Pugmire
National Congress
Pugmtive
Dear Lake County
Fesnlot
Hurupe
State Senate
Pugmirei
Democratic Party
Post
Pugmire
Paris Considers 7900 Bond Issue for Water System
On Tuesday October 29 voters in Paris will decide if the city may issue bonds totaling 7900 to fund completing the water system and repairing the public highway within city limits. A mass meeting will be held in the court room tomorrow night at 8 o clock to explain the plan in detail and urge support for the council action. Every qualified taxpayer may vote.
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Paris
Refused Train Sparks Railway and Politics Debate
The Short Line passenger department refused to run a special Paris branch train for the county fair unless paid 380.00 claimed for last year. An association official argued no bill or guarantee had been filed while weather and finances hindered support, and the line insisted on payment before service.
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Wired Fair Committee
Short Line
Paris
Board of Directors
Association
The
Fair Association
Dan Spencer
The Capacity to Enjoy Life
A philosophical reflection urges embracing small pleasures to cultivate attractiveness. It argues that even adverse circumstances can yield benefits if one seeks them and warns that dwelling on negatives destroys hope for good. Small joys, like morning birdsong, sustain daily life.
District Court Proceedings in Paris Court Opens and Trials
District court opened in Paris with Judge Alfred Budge presiding. Attorneys included Jesse R. S. Budge of Pocatello and others from Montpelier and Paris. Jurors summoned on Tuesday listed numerous locals. The bad man Jones pled guilty to burglary and received a sentence between five and fifteen years. The State of Idaho vs J H Denio denied motion for new trial and affirmed for appeal to the supreme court. Shepherd Mer Co v serg Brown awarded $200 and judgment for plaintiff. Jesse R. S. Budge appeared for plaintiff. Thomas L. Glenn for defense. H W George vs Oregon Short Line Ry. sought $200 in damages. Continued on last page.
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Paris
Alfred Budge
Jesse R. S. Budge
Pocatello
Thomasl. Glenn
D. Mead Austin
A. B. Gough
Charles E. Harris
John A. Bagley
Montpelier
Jesse P. Rich
John A. Huot’ Jr
John F. Agerter
J. P. Alleman
Edward Bird
Frank King
William H. Arnall
N. P. Rasmussen
Peter C. Mourtsen
J. A. Blade
William G. Smith
Levi H. Long
Henry
Samson
John Olsen
Fred Nate
George I. Lindsay
Alfred Blaser
Frank J. Smedley
Bill Roberts
C.F. Crawford
Ed. Grosjean
Ugh Lyons
Charts Rogers
Bad Man Jones
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Walter Johnson
Basin
Big Horn County
Walter Stull
Wheatland
Platte County
E M. Pugmire
Congress
Hiras Lo
Court of Commerce
Standard City
Canada
England
Panama Canal
Ifis
H. W. George
Oregon Short Line Ry
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