Ballinger discusses reclaimation reforms and final receipts
Secretary Ballinger visits the Minidoka project and Rupert, proposing to revoke a rule that made final proof entries non assignable and to issue a transferable final receipt. The receipt would act like a patent minus the patent until water charges are paid, allowing land sales or loans. The plan preserves water rights while enabling settlements to liquidate or installment-pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Interior
Rupert
Richard A. Ballinger
Interior
Minidoka
Taft
Davis
Reclamation Service
Baba Weymouth
Idaho District
General Land Office
Minidoka Tuerday
Camp
Commercial Club
FN. Victor
A. F. Beymer
A. C. DeMary
C. T. Harte
Efficient Telephone Service for Shoshone
Shoshone gains improved telephone operations with a new central office setup. A new cable system nearly complete, local capacity rising from 5 wire pairs to 100, enabling two operators simultaneously when needed. New office staff includes Miss Anna DeLatour, Miss Mabel Gates, and Miss Beulah Igo, with billing department to serve Mountain Home, Gooding, Wendell, Jerome, Richfield, Bellevue, and Huley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. ©. Pierce
Geo. Shuman
Shuman
Anna DeLatour
Portland
Mabel Gates
Boise
Beulah Igo
Richfield
Mountain Home
Gooding
Wendell
Jerome
Bellevue
Huiley
Shoshone
Boulware Dies at Home in Gooding Idaho
J Boulware died at his Gooding home on Monday night after returning from mining interests near Soldier and Hailey. Born September 1848 in Jefferson City Missouri he married Sarah Bowen in 1876 at Ogden Utah and leaves five children and his wife. He previously ran cattle near Malta and recently worked in mines near Soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Boulware
Gooding
Hailey
Soldier
Mr. Boulware
Jefferson City
Sarah Bowen
Ogden
Utah
Dr. Dill
Shoshone
Miss Permeal Boulware
John
Will
Earl Boulware
Deaf and Blind School Site Chosen at Gooding
By unanimous action the Idaho state board of education selected Gooding as the site for the state deaf and blind school ending a deadlock between Boise and Weiser. The legislature has allocated 30 000 for the new institution and plans will be drawn by architects. Also noted is that many Shoshone veterans will attend the G A R national encampment in Salt Lake City starting the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actio
State Board of Education
Gooding
Miss Chamberlain
Govenor Brady
McDougal
Lansdam
Boise
Weiser
Brady
Lanadon
Boise Statesman
Salt Lake City
Shoshone
Idaho
Walnut
Green-wood
Shoshome
Lincoln County
Litaho
Ladies of the Grand Army Convention in Shoshone
The Grand Army of the Republic women met at the M. E. church for a department organization convention led by Mrs. Hattie J. Williams of Kansas. Officers elected include President Mary A. Hoskins and Julia Christie as Senior Vice-President. In Milner notes a ball game between Hollister and Milner ended 7 to 5 with Parks delivering the deciding hit. Various town visitors and local notices follow, including real estate ads and river-dam activities in Milner and Shoshone.
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Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
M. EB
Reyal
Hattie J. Wiliams
Kansas
Mary A. Hoskins
Boi
Julia Christie
Pocatello
Low Stricker
Twin Falls
Tressurer
Nana Shields
Twin | Falls
Ellen L. Skelton
Caldwall
Lange
Nancy J. Patten
Caldwell
Goml
Hollister
Milner
Salmon River
Idaho
Mighty Chew
Furing
Doyle
Klersted
Parks
Dam Toys Batteries
Weaver
Doyls
Hollisdale
Alex Wilson
Atwell
Fred R. Reed
John Redenback
Jerome
Riverside Inn
J.3
F. B. Ordway
Iowa
Geo. Rinker
Judge Hayes
Boise
A. Bickle
Snake River
P.R. Karteke
Hig Ranch
E. A. Keys
Washington D. C
R. M. Owen
Milwaukee
Wis
F. March
Pittsburg
Kuhn
J. E., Bower
Brincho
Ida
W. C. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
F.R. Gellengeek
PF. P. Marr
Oakley
Auto
R. S. Fessenden
Raft River Country
W. S. Rauge
The
Sweet Candy Co
Salt Lake
Rause
J. W. Eastin
Buhl Pioneer
Eastin
L.A. Nelson
Nora
Jesse Dummer
Loud. Doyle
Albion
L. W. Howard & Co
L. W. Howard
Rupert
State Land Board
Bill Stark
North Side
George Carter
Oakley Js
J. C. Porterfield
Chuck
Bauer
John Lenz
DuBoise
Fine Grain Display At Haddock S and Co Show
Fine grain from Pred W Gooding ranch has been displayed in Haddock S and Co office and a larger display is now continued at the Idaho Irrigation Company office.
Hollister Baseball Team Loses To Damsite On Saturday
Saturday evening the Hollister baseball team gathered with the town for a Dance and ball game aboard the 8:07 train. The event drew former locals but ended with regrets as the lively night contrasted with quieter days back in Jemingy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Jemingy
Fall plowing for sandy land improves yields
A settler on the Minidoka project endorses fall plowing on sandy Lincoln county land to curb wind erosion and boost yields. Deep fall plowing stores moisture, firms the surface, and allows early moist germination, with fields reporting 40 to 61 bushels per acre versus spring plowing prospects. Plowing in summer or fall also enriches soil by burying weeds.
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Lincoln County
C. C. Keck
Hapert
Heyburn
Lincoln County tops state in assessed valuation increase
Lincoln county leads Nebraska in percentage rise of assessed valuation as shown by six abstracts on file with State Auditor S. D. Taylor. Total assessed value excluding railroads and telegraph lines is 1,000,687, up from 912,353 in 1906, an increase of 88,334. Real estate includes patented lands, improvements, city lots, irrigation works, and dams. personal property covers bank shares, livestock, horses, swine, and merelandive. Grand total county valuation 1,600,687.
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Lincoln County
Banner County
S. D. Taylor
National
Gomis
Warvs
Merelandive
Holse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Garfield
Ballinger
Weymouth
Downard’s Ferry
Burley
Rupert Pioneer
Boulware
Deaf and Blind
G. A.B
Ladies Perfect Organization
Ae Leah M. Burnside
E. A. Walters
P.H. Hughes
J. R. Scarbrough
Alex Morrison
LE. W. Horton
EB. Todd
W. H. Baugh
J. B. Keefer
W. ©. Custer
Thos. Fay
W. C. Jensen
W. Page
JE. Fuller
P.M. Crandall
Thos
H. Gooding
J. W. Bowman
F.C. Pierce
Alo, Cottle
J. L. Beckett
F. A. Burkill
M. E. Bonner
W. Dill
Ben Darrab
Zell Truman
Geo. J. Roessler
J. W. Wheeler
H. A. Weaver
H. G. Reinemer
G. H. Ferguson
W. D. Forbes
W. Stoner
A. J. Newman
H. W. Anderson
C. P. Borden
Ida M. Anderson
W. M. Fields
W. J. Barger
Ewa
Miles
Frank T. Disney
S. C. Frost
Jos. May
E. M. Clements
C. Z. Morton
A. W. Hansen
Pat Donovan
Jos. Keefer
Gilbert J. White
J. B. Chrisman
Jesse Purdum
Frank Cline
Joe Burbridge
W. L. Reynolds
Jas
R. Bothwell
Fred F. Gwin
A.A. Walters
Geo_ Purdum
E. A. Bowler
Oliver C. Dunn
A. I. McMahon
R. D. Crothers
Joe Vernon
A. D. Crothers
W. Hail Horne
B. Steck
Q. J. Brennan
W. D.vredenburgh
Frank Millsaps
Sturgis Clark
A. W. Goodiing
Paul S. Haddock
Pred W. Gooding
P. Newman
W. Wernicke
C. C. Haynes
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Lincoln
the Banner County
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