Traveler John Hannon Killed Near Shoshone Yard
John Hannon, a wandering traveler, died from a head wound in the Short Linn yards west of Shoshone Tuesday night. F J Cameron found the body the next morning on his way to work at the Mott farm. Forman Dunham notified authorities. Hannon had just completed a jail sentence and reportedly claimed a Hot Springs, Arkansas residence. County officials notified police chiefs.
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John Hannon
Short Linn
Shoshone
F. J. Cameron
Mott Farm
Forman Dunham
Hannon
sHloors
Hot Springs
Ark
Chiefs of Police
Narrow Escape of Two Baker Children at Vicaro Farm
Two Baker children near Vicaro almost died after Ronald poured formaldehyde on the floor and tasted it. A mother rushed the boy to Picabo for antidote and he recovered. Authorities note formaldehyde dangers. granary security will be tightened. Separately, local trustees were nominated at the Haugh opera house with Whiteback Gooding Keefer Custer and Le Bailey formally selected, though some deny authorization of use of their names.
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Picabo
Miedo
L. Baker
Hine
Vicario
We Place
Ronald
Chan
Orson
Moe
Erin
Haugh Opera House
Mr. Whitenack
Fred_Gooding
DL Keefer
Will Custer
T. L. le Bailey
Masons at Gooding Hold Grand Degree and Banquet
Gooding Masons hosted a joint degree conferral and banquet last night inviting Jerome Shoshone Wendell Richfield Hagerman and other lodges. More than 150 Masons attended with Eastern Star duty at the head of the event, music and addresses lasting late into the night.
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Gooding Masons
Jerome
Shoshone
Wendell
Richfield
Hagerman
J. J. Beckett
H. W. Anderson
Hall Cornell
Hen Darrah
Fred Goodsing
T. H. Gooding
KG. Gooding
Thomas H. Goading, Jr
John Hunter
Paul S. Haddock
A. W. Hansen
W. Hall Horne
John Heilman
Lyan la Munyon
N. A. Grewell
SS. King
Matt and
John McFall
Death of Mrs McCollum Saddens Twin Falls
The community mourns Mrs. Alice Hogatia Coombs McCollum a pioneer Twin Falls resident who died Easter morning after a two week illness. Her funeral was held at home with Episcopal rites by Rev. Archdeacon Stoy. Interment followed in Twin Falls.
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Twin Falle
Twin Falls
Ida
Archdeacen Stoy
Pocatello
Metlam
Robert McCothun
Detwer
McCollum
Idaho
Jeannel
Twin Faille
Twin Faille Tract Brought the MeCollums
MeCollum
Mitte
Desert
Medlam
Mire McCollum
Meen
Scenic detour guides Western Lincoln Highway travel
A detailed travel piece urges motorists to take a detour from the Lincoln Highway to explore the Western route toward the Pacific. It notes scenic rewards and cautions against rushing, highlighting Salt Lake City, Ogden, Yellowstone, Island Park, Shoshone Falls, Twin Falls, and nearby caves and copper camps as major stops and attractions along the cross‑country journey.
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Totorist
Pacific Coast
Wiehway
Evanston
Wyoming
Salt Lake City
Lincoln
Ogden
Ericham
Balad
Pocatelie
Blackfoot
Tahoe Falls
St. Anthony
Island Park
Vial
Tao
Middle West
Tugden
Yellowstone Park
Pradé Castle
Poeateltot
Idaho Falls
Idaho
St Anthony
Ashton
Pines
Snake River
Island Stark
Cabihae
Montana
North Fork
Madison River
Niagare
New York City
Shoshone Falls
Twin Falls
Niagayh
Twin Palle
New West
Contuet
One Large Industry Doom by Tariff Law
The article argues that beet sugar and related industries face probable shutdowns in 1915 due to tariff and war disruptions. It notes no beet sugar factories in the state expect to operate next year and questions refinery profits amid high prices, accusing the refining trust of acts against consumers. It calls for political action with the President and Congress to curb the trust.
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Department of Agriculture
Lousiana
Department of Justice
Congress
Democratic Centre
Sneak Thieves And The Westward Road Adventure
Fragmented text describes nighttime thefts and road travel advice for eastern motorists venturing toward the West. It mentions the Lincoln Highway and routes through Nevada and California, with notes on water, comfort, and the West Magazine planned issue outlining a travel route featuring Halley hot springs and the Bawtooth area.
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United States
East
Middle West
Mit
Contiet
Winnemuces
Reno
Lincoln Highway
Coluntey Yellowstone Park
Shostane
Contret
Eatwe
New West
Trin Falls
Tele
Encosine Gustate
Stan Warlens
Eutensibite
Ares
Halley
Bawtooth
Army worms marching on in Idaho alfalfa fields
Army worms appear in Lincoln and Gooding counties Idaho attacking young alfalfa. Brown spots mark crowns destroyed, suggesting broader crop risk though farmers expect the infestation to disappear soon.
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Idaho
Lincolin
Gooding
Sawtooth Highway Work Resumes In Idaho Nevada Route Update
The Sawtooth state highway from Mae Feld to Halley will see construction resume this week with multiple subcontractors including the Johnsons Frank Myrtle and the Fenders Paxneh overseeing crews. Completion is planned within a month with new paving replacing old in many sections from Pagari to Thun and the route expected open for summer travel.
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Sawtooth State
Mae Feld
Halley
Johnsons
Frank Myrtley
Fenders
Rasada
Senna
Twin Falls
Tols Falls
Sawtooth
Nevada
Mowhuia
Yellowstone
Governor Keefer Named Adjutant General Staff Appointment
The governor appointed Col J W Keefer of Merced California to lead the adjutant general staff. The announcement listed Keefer and others including James Taster Horner Perry D V Keefer Shoshone and Lewiston names. The changes reflect formalities for the Panama Pacific Exposition and official visits.
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J. W. Keefer
Idaho
Keefer
Merced
California
A. J. Keefer
Shushine
Alexander
Sagan
Panama
Senor
Gover
Pires
Stier
Elmer — Se
James Taster
Finnpack Street
Turken
Mr. Reteb
Horner
Perry
W. Keefer
Nash Cottonwood
Adjutant Generis
John Tee
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Wood
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William Jennings Bryan
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Worms
Sawtooth Highway
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