County Commissioners Meet Apr 1910 Proceedings
Lincoln county Idaho board adjourned to April session after approving numerous current expense fund claims. It lists salaries, supplies, road and bridge work payments, rabbit bounty allowances, official duties, and road petitions for new routes and bridges with dates and involved individuals and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wheeler
Harry W. Anderson
Glass & Purdlhomme Co
J.W. Wheeler
Clarence Wheeler
Brank
S. H. Imes Moise Co
Sullivan Rep
M. M. Mackey
L. W. Walker
Thos. M. Starrh
Blaine Co. Abstract and Realty Co
Conroy Constable Fees
Noreiso Cobian Nursing
A.N. Conklin J. P
Mildred Barger
W. L. Reynolds
Court House
A. H. Smith
John Kuets
L. M. Burnside
Syms-York Co
Shoshone Journal
Lender Pub. Co
Geo. D. Barnard & Co
A. Truman
Stockgrowers Mer. Co
Mdse Court House
Martha Garlock
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Lincoln County
M. M. Martin
J. R. Scarborough
P. R. Batter Neyee
William Barnett
James Barnett Korne C
Allen Ca
J. W. Greenstreet
Luke Williams
J. B. Breeze
A.mckinsie
R. C. Boyer
J. J. Brownlow
J. A. Handy
E. C. Holly
P. Pierce
Lincoln Co
Nat'l. Bank
Rupert State Bank
L. Marques
Herschel Roberts
Orsen Despain
Phil Carney
B. Shimpoe
Dan Brendle
John G. Rosberg
B. Minard
Roscoe Patrick
Physteia
Swope Drerage Wes Bridge Fund
P| Hansen Ea
Morrison & Quereau
Glaimms
ROC
Boyer
Pease Fund
Pees Kinsie
W. Wernicke
Iblay Chin
Lbr. Co
Ibr
G. J. McMahon
W. P. Rice
Calton
S Bank
Chiles
Acme
Rutherford
Jume
Seay
Hank
Hockaday
Lin, Co
Nat'l
Bunk
Harth
Ponthand
Dietrich
Lie
Eider
Thompson
Nibley Channel
Ferry Lhr. Co
Famies Barnett
Walter Pittenger
Oaks Ae
John Shiller
Board
Elmore
New Wireless Telegraph System Promises Telegraph Revolution
A report discusses a Delany Telepost system aims to replace hand Morse transmission. It claims one thousand to five thousand words per minute on a single wire with full accuracy, cutting costs and delivery times from Boston to Seattle and Chicago to St. Louis, while questioning wireless applicability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Honolulu
Ide Falls
Hollister
Patrick B. Delany
Thomas Edison
Delany Automatic
Gnnnecessary
Initia Ution
Hines
New York
San Francisco
Telepost
Profesor Hitchcock
Delany
Sfteen
Western Union and Postal Company
Boston
United States
Seattle
Post Office
Portland
New England
Chicago
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Springfield
Terre Haute
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Telepost Company
Financial Resources of Shoshone and Vicinity
The two Shoshone banks, First National and Lincoln County National, show deposits totaling 391 302.84 and resources at 537 699.95, signaling growing business in the area. First National, Lincoln County National’s elder, remains the county’s oldest bank, while Lincoln County National, only a year and a half old, reports 207 661.71 in resources. Shoshone boasts both the oldest strong bank and the strongest young bank in Lincoln County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
First National
Lincoln County National
Lincoln County
Idaho Direct Legislation League Pushes Initiative Power
The Idaho Direct Legislation League promotes enabling citizens to enact laws and repeal objectionable ones via initiative and referendum. It cites Oregon precedents, noting eight percent petition thresholds for initiative and five percent for referendum, with petitions filed months before elections and measures becoming law only after majority approval.
Oregon Initiative Reform Highlight in State History
A report details Oregon reforms achieved through the initiative and referendum including municipal law powers, state printing control, license on gross earnings for public services, anti free passes, recall of unfaithful officials, popular U S Senators, and campaign finance limits. It notes Oregon’s Local Option Law and references a drive by the Idaho Direct Legislation League with plans to require legislative votes on a constitutional amendment, urging contact with Wm. H. Hornibrook in Twin Falls or Gustave Kroeger in Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
U. S
Idaho
Wm. H. Hornibrook
Idaho Direct Legislattion League
Twin Falls
Gustave Kroeger
Boise
Ida
Eugene H Grubb Heads To Europe For Inquiry On Agriculture
Hon Eugene H Grubb, a prominent Twin Falls North Side figure, travels as a USDA representative to Europe to study contemporary agricultural methods amid rising living costs. He aims to compare Belgian practices with US waste, seeking insights on meat dairy and poultry pricing and potential publication of findings. Additional items note orchard sales near Payette and a North Side Canal water turning ceremony at Milner dam with hundreds attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene H. Grubb
Twin Palls North Side
United States
Europe
United States Department of Agriculture
Grubb
Wilson
Belgium
Idaho
Grabb
Jerome News
North Side
Twin Falls
North Side Land and Water Company
Milner
Milner Dam
North Side Project
Idaho Irrigation Company Launches Experimental Farms
The Idaho Irrigation Company establishes two experimental farms at Richfield and Dietrich to teach settlers irrigation, crop production, and intensive farming. Expert John A. McPherson leads the program, guiding farmers to test crops, learn soil methods, and choose best practices for the region. A recent lecture at Dietrich drew thirty settlers eager to gain irrigation knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Irrigation Company
John A. McPherson
Idaho
McPherson
Jerome
North Side Land & Water Company
Irrigation Congress
Alex. McPherson
Richfield
Dietrich
Ins. G. Pearson
5. Morgan
Tha
Janeck
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Commissioners' Meeting
Tal
Rupert Pioneer Record
North Side News
C. J. Brennan
C. J. Brennan Burial
C.W. Wernicke
Keefer & White
Pest House Wm
Strunk Services Dept
W. R. Killen
V. R. Killen
John F. Schmershall
EB D. Biper
de. Schmershall
A. Annett
L. B. Wood
GW. Gwinwold
E. S. Nichols
J. W. Condit
Lin.Co. Nat'l Bank
Idaho Direct Legislation League
Idaho Directee Leage
Payette
B.A. Blair
Harvey G. Kauffman
J. Hostetler
Bleir
Lawt
B. F P. Tusigr
Orthard
H. L Zote
Vale
Singer House
Adjidins
Bowman & Son
Payette Independent
Dietrich and
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