Dairying Roots Drive Idaho Butter and Cheese Output
A historic look at Idaho dairying traces its rise from early cow herds in Franklin Teton Bear River Valley and other valleys to a modern industry. Growth from 1888 through 1919 shows rising milk production butter and cheese, aided by irrigation and capital, with Hanson and Oregon markets influencing demand.
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Idaho
Franklin County
Teton Valley
Bear River Valley
Valley
Payette Valley
Weiser
Idah
Oregon
Presidi Ge
United States
Tanho
Donfond
Sweden
Modern Woodmen Initiate Witness Four Idaho Dairy Figures
An Idaho meeting of the Modern Woodmen lodge drew many members and featured H V Rees of Oakland California Babcock of Boise and Paul Smith of Twin Falls witnessing the initiation of four candidates. The article highlights Idaho dairy achievements including Matador Legis Walker and Edna of Mountain View as notable sires and cows, and mentions the Idaho PalIe Potato Growers association.
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Woodman Lodge
H. V. Rees
Oakland
Cal
Babcock
Boise
Paul Smith
Twin Falls
Rees
Babcock and Smith
Idaho
Thaho
Matador
Lewis Walker
George W. Leighton
Carnation Farms
Washington
Segis Pilertje
Matador Legis Walker
Cammack
Edna
Mountain View
Wallace & Fordyce
Sunnyrite
Idaho Palle
Idehu Pelle
Local social notes from Dietrich and area gatherings
Robert Schorsman spent the week in Dietrich visiting brother Clarence Andersen. Mrs Charlo Lahr hosted young girls for dinner. Miss Gladys and Nella Woodworth visited Mrs Kingston for the weekend. Barnham Gwenell reportedly needs a wheelchair but weighs only fifty nine pounds. Kingston hosted a large turnout for a big law party Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs John Matson with daughter Norrie and Ida and Robert Schorsman visited Rupert and the Minedoka dam Sunday.
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Norman Anderson
Clarence Andersen
Mra Charlo Lahr
Dinar
Miss Gladys
Nella Woodworth
Barnham Gwenell
Kingstons
John Matson
Norrie
Ida
Robert Schors
Rupert
Minedoka Dam
Wale Decision: Judge Ensign Rules on Courthouse Wage Dispute
Judge Ensign delivers a ruling on the courthouse wage controversy. The decision outlines the court's stance on wage scales, workers affected, and potential remedies. Local officials express cautious optimism as the ruling shapes negotiations and future adjustments.
County Salary Ruling Ups Filer To 118 And Guyman To 96
Judge Ensign orders Deputy Filer and Deputy Guyman to revised wages after a wage dispute at the county courthouse. The decision raises Filer to 118 and Guyman to 96 monthly, citing need, fairness, and family support while noting prior cuts were politically driven. Continued on Page Four.
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Walters
Paul Haddock
Filer
Judge 5
Paul Had
Stockslager
Guyman
Ensign
Sage hens season opens with big openings planned this weekend
The sage hen hunting season opened Wednesday with plentiful birds and good bags reported by local hunters. The peak slaughter is expected Saturday and Sunday as other counties set varying seasons and bag limits. In Camas County the season runs August 15 to September 15, while Twin Falls and Franklin counties have no season. Bag limit for sage chicks is six. The season schedules cover multiple counties with dates from November 1 to 30 for pheasants and other birds. Continued on Page Four.
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Camas
Twin Falls
Franklin
Game Department
Tdahot
Ada
Gem
Owyhee
Goodlne Nez Perce
Kootenal
Umit
Canyon
Cassia
Payette
Washington
Gooding
Lincoln
Twin Falla
Jerome
Latah
Nez Perce
Atlants
Binghan
Big pany orders gates for diversion dam project
John Badley directs two emergency gates to be stocked for the Gooding diversion dam project. Sliding gates, about 48 000 pounds each, will be built this fall and stored in the warehouse if conditions delay installation. If water improves, gates may be installed this fall. otherwise they remain at the dam awaiting a suitable time.
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Pirectora
Big Pany
John “Badley
Baer Lay
Ito
Hous Gooding
Local social notes from a midweek visit and travel
The Welding gang moved to Reverse Monday. Mr. Wilcox the relief agent left Thursday morning for Filer. C. J. Rugh and family returned home Wednesday from a ten day vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Smith and children of Twin Falls visited the King home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Paine returned Tuesday from Ogden, Paine's sisters from Ogden visiting. J. D. Fortune, C. J. Rugh, and families with Mr. and Mrs. Crawford spent Tuesday at Rupert for the celebration.
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Mr. Wilcox
Filer
C. J. Rugh
Mrs. Smith
King Home
Mrs. Paine
Ogden
Mr. Paine
J. D. Fortune
Mrs. Crawford
Rupert
Gem State Lumber unloads two coal cars this week
Gem State Lumber Company unloaded two coal cars this week while Sinclair's Pharmacy advertised rapid Ford sales. The Big Wood Sunat company board met in the Shurene office Wednesday. Téa Barrett, founder of Model Millinery, packed her stock and left town this week.
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Gem State Lumber Company
Big Wood ‘Sunat Company
Shurene
Téa Barrett
Indians Win Poor Eden Outclassed in Game
In a Sunday matchup the Indians dominated Eden, overpowering the opponent with strong defense and scoring runs. Eden struggled from the start as the Indians pulled ahead and maintained momentum throughout the contest.
Shoshone Beats Eden In Wild Game As Errors Reign
Shoshone defeats Eden twenty one to fifteen in a high scoring, error filled Sunday game. Eden pitcher Modrell gave up twenty six hits including two home runs, three two baggers and two three baggers, while Shoshone’s Aldred allowed nine hits. A small crowd watched as both Graves brothers homered and Keefer had an off day.
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Graves
Keefer
C. Modrell
Eden
Hita
Aldred
Tella
Ioshone
Lindemer
Rae Oe
Piper
Pethick
Reefer
Wilson
Son
Sue
Eden Abrhpoaeb
E. Jefferies
Henry
Presler
Beechout
Black
Cal C. Modrell
P. Meee
G. Modrell
Witzell
Smith
Modred
C. Graves
Prester
D. Graves
Unclear game contest noted in fragmented report
A partial sports item describes an event between Jerome and Maneen funday with tied score into the ninth inning and a late score by Walker following an error. Other players Wendell Mimberly and Emberly are mentioned in unclear context amid garbled text from the source.
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Jerome
Maneen
Walker
Alaew
le Wenders
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