Differences settled by umpire in Minidoka County case
An umpire named L A Goale resolved disputes over liabilities for the new Minidoka County. Coate sided with Lincoln County appraiser Kartzke. Dampier dissented. The decision involves about 7000 in funds and splits debts and assets among Minidoka, Gooding, and Lincoln counties, with Lincoln assuming existing debts and new counties to pay warrants to the parent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minidoka
L. A. Goale
Mr. Coate
Lincoln Chunty
Paul i. Kartzke
E. K. Dampier
Guy — Bissell
Gooding
Kartzke
Coate
Mi 1
Dampier
Idahes
J. Dampier
Minneka County
W. A. Bissell
Gooding County
Paul Keke
Lincoln County
Lincoln Counties
Board of County Commissioners
Aed Courant
Lincoln
Governor names three commissions and board terms
Governor Haines has named the following commissions and officials across utilities, highway and education. Appointments include John A. Blomquist of Boise and Axel P. Ramstedt of Moscow with two year terms, K W Standrod of Poole six years, and Theodore Turner of Pocatello plus Miles Gannon of Weiser for highway duties. The Panama Pacific Exposition appointment lists KR Beach of Lewiston Nez Perce county.
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Haines
John A. Blomquist
Boise
Ada County
Axel P. Ramstedt
Moscow
Latal Councal
K. W. Standrod
Poole
Banlock County
Theodore Turner
Pocatello
Bannoc
Miles Gannon
Weiser
Washington County
Professor Little
Latah
Shoshone County
Jarland
Payette
Canyon County
Evan Evans
Local Tennis Veterans Gird for Summer Tournament
Shoshone court veterans led by Paul Haddock F Pierce K A Bowers Fred A Glark D 3 Smith and W Hail Horne prepare for all comers with women players Mia and Mabel J Anderson joining. A summer tournament is planned likely drawing the town's best players into action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
Paul Haddock
F. ©. Pierce
K. A. Bowers
Fred A. Glark
D. 3. Smith
W. Hail Horne
Mia
Mabel J. Anderson
Dietrich Irrigation Company Appeal Overturned
Judge Walters in Lincoln County dismissed the Dietrich irrigation appeal from the county action to incorporate the village of Dietrich. The order revokes the incorporation, sets aside the act as done without proper authority. Nort man M. Buick represented the irrigation company. Harlan D. Heist prosecuted for the commissioners. Johnson & Haddock for other interest parties.
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Idaho Irrigation Company
Lincoln County
Dietrich
District Court
Walters
M. Buick
Irrigation Company
Harlan D. Heist
Johnson & Haddock
New Street Lighting Plan for Shoshone Proposed
Plans presented by J H Seawir of Grewal Shoshone Company seek a new lighting system for Shoshone. The proposal calls for replacing all lights except main streets with improved 20th century fixtures. Trustees discussed canvassing errors, town cleanup, and a rural Idaho education bill affecting school term length.
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J. H. Seawir
Grewal Shoshone Company
Liwn
Messrs
White
Beckett
Moe
Umbler
Board of Trustees of Shoshone
Board of Town Trustees
Plead Guilty to Bootlegging in Pocatello
In Pocatello on April 10 Robert Hayes N G Franklin and W F Kasiska prominent city businessmen pleaded guilty to the district court indictment for bootlegging. Judge Igwu with the plea to be followed by withheld sentence, per prior po licy in bootlegging cases.
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Pocatello
Robert ‘Hayes
N. G. Franklin
W. F.kasiska
Grand Key
Great Cascade Court at Panama Pacific Exposition
In the East or Festive Court of the Panama Pacific Exposition a grand cascade forms part of a central group of palaces. Water from a mysterious source feeds two large fountains as the Spanish Renaissance styled court, designed for colossal pageantry, looms alongside a 210 foot event tower housing a pipe organ and echo organs in adjacent towers.
Journal Adopts New Model K Linotype for Journal
The Journal installs a Model K Mergenthaler linotype machine to replace a damaged unit. The new device features five fonts and speeds up all types of printing from job work to ads and reading matter. Operator Ed Kysela will demonstrate the machine for readers.
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Samme
Mengenthaler Peopl
Ed Kysela
Dietrich Producers Incorporation and Lumber Business Merger
A certified copy shows the Dietrich Producers Association filing for record with Recorder Anderson on April 5, led by L. H. Southers and others, with authorized capital of 25 000 and 920 subscribed. S. A. Washburn sold his Dietrich lumber business to Gem State. stock will be moved to the Shoshone yards. Charles Doty manages the Shoshone lumber operation for Gem State amid rumors of further consolidations in the lumber sector.
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Etrich Producers’ Association
Anderson
L. H. Southers
S. A. Washburn
Dietrich
Gem State
Mevez
Widows Exemptions Debated by Local Officials
A widow of a veteran in Idaho claims exemptions exceeding 1000 dollars in property and 400 dollars in furniture. Prosecuting attorney Raymond L. Givens notes questions about combining regular and special exemptions for widows and old soldiers. Current practice exempts the first 1000 of property and first 400 of furniture, with any excess subject to taxation.
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Idabe
Raymond L. Givens
Adda Eourn
Inez
Twin Falls Plans Another Good Roads Day
Twin Falls aims for a repeated good roads day with a committee backing 200 business and professional men and ranchers and a fund to repair public roads leaving the town this season. The widow and children of the late Heary Boeh express heartfelt thanks for kindness and ministrations from friends and Jim’s circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Heary
Boeh
Jim
Ness
Judge Dunbar Lecture Postponed by Shoshone Ladies Club
The Boise judge Dunbar lecture scheduled for this evening under the Ladies Study Club of Shoshone has been postponed.
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Judge Dunbar
Boise
Ladies Study Club of Shoshone
Order of Court on County Board Show Cause Hearing
District Court Judge Walters orders Lineal Soar County Commissioners to show cause on April 21 why they should not annex detached patrons of school districts 23 2 and 15 to district 12. Affidavit by S E Todd trustee of No 12 presented by Johnsen and Haddock outlines the issue.
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Lineal Soar
District Court
Walters
Lincoln County
S .E. Todd
No. 12
Johnsen
Public Health Board Eyes Safer Idaho Water and Stations
At the State Health Board meeting J H Wallis and Secretary Falk were ordered to confer on the Idaho irrigation company sale at Shoshone related to water supply protection from slate water frame. Resolutions urged railroad officials to abolish news agents on short lines and improve sanitary conditions at stations and in day coaches. New sanitation rules from the Southwestern Sanitary Association will require fresh water, cleaner floors, and better school building sanitation with cooperation from the State Board of Education. Deputies named by Wallis for weights and measures were approved, and Wallis is to attend national and state conventions in May and June in Mobile and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Board
Department
J. H. Wallis
Falk
Idaho
Shoshone
Askine
Southwestern Sanitary Association
United States Public Health
King
State Board of Education
Board of Health
Wallis
J. K
M. W. Smith
Wendell
Harris
George Robinson
Ihamnes B. Wintle
J . G. Wilson
Passing of fleet pony on tracks at fair meet
The article notes the passing of a fleet pony on the race track as the Coeur d’Alene Fair and Racing association prepares for a meet from June 19 to 28. Early entries close April 15 with stakes including Apple Way and Apple Blossom races, sums totaling around 11 000 dollars, and events at one to one and a half miles.
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Goeur d'Alene
Shoshone Trustees Plan April Clean-Up and Arbor Day
At a regular Shoshone board meeting a committee from the Woman's Study Club urged a town wide cleanup. They asked county authority for help, a designated waste task force, and stricter trash control to curb nuisances. Health officers and the marshal were pressed to supervise fly prevention and street crossings. Arbor Day in Idaho set for April 2 with a general cleanup to be organized by a new committee.
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Trustees of Shoshone
Woman's Study Club
Aoe
B. M
Java
Pringoo
Aed Uve
Marstal
Newmar Uie
Idaho
Poultry Hobby Creates Small Farm Net Gain
Wendell April boy Dean runs a few Brown Leghorns at home. He tracks feed costs at retail prices, noting $18 spent for feed and $71 output in value, a net of 22.20 per hen. Waste by products and a growing flock hint at future revenue needs and potential income from poultry ventures.
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Wendell
Dean
Margin of Profit Report From Wen Dell’s Farm
A fragment notes April remarks by J L ras about a Southern enterprise. It mentions about a hundred hogs, some sows kept back, J W Newbrough feeding a noted amount, and sales figures near $150 while forecasting total returns around $3900. The tone suggests a profitable margin from hog farming activities.
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Wendell
April
J. L. Rassa
Eppianet
Moshems
J. W. Newbrough
Safety committee meet in Po catello April 15
Station Agent M T Whitenack and Road Master Joe Collins will attend the railroad safety conference to be held in Po catello on April 15. The event aims to improve service and public welfare, with Collins overseeing the Ketchum branch road and Whitenack as Shoshone agent. Postoffice Inspector Neil of Boise conducted a routine inspection in town yesterday.
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M. T. Whitenack
Joe Collins
Posatello
Collins
Ketchum
Pogatello
Whitenack
Shoshone
Neil
Buise
We Ees
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