Journal Intortiation Publication Distribution Details
The notice lists dates for issues and agent stores authorized to receive and receipt for the Journal in various Idaho towns including Shoshone Gooding Hagerman Milner Rupert and Alberta. It outlines monthly dating rules and agent locations for paper distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bran
TOD Shoshone Idahopevene
Hagurmas
Ca ‘Postananter
al Merrantile Cauopany
Alberta
George Webson
Ad News
Milner
H CW Fhaney
Kéwn
Cigars
Candee
Neions
Hopere Td
News
Rupert
1 & Langlois
Gerneal Meschendise
Acoquia
Lincoln County Idaho announces two local party nominations
A candidate announces intent for Lincoln County prosecuting attorney and another seeks the county surveyor nomination, both subject to Lincoln County Republican Convention approval. The notices name Hanway A. Tuas and John Kora in Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Idaho
Hanway A. Tuas
Ideba
Joun Kora
Political contest looms in Lincoln county republican primary
The article discusses upcoming county party conventions and the push to nominate merit-based candidates. It highlights Governor Gooding vs Dubois as the central editorial debate, praises Gooding’s honesty, critiques Dubois and political expediency, and notes the death of Senator Alf Allison in Iowa shaping Radical political dynamics.
Water Shortage Yet Crops Hold Firm in Low River Runoff
Local agricultural report notes low Little Wood River water reduces rights pressure while crops show resilience. Expert Mr Dunn warns excess water harms some fields but outlines a plan to deepen flow by a three mile channel from LaDue bridge, potentially raising downstream water volume from 1000 to 2000 inches. Lower river users await impacts.
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Little
Wood
Hike Uny
Dunn
Somme
Idaho Irrigation stockholders meeting postponed to August
The Idaho Irrigation company stockholders meeting, originally set for July in Hailey, is postponed to Friday in August due to absent key interests. The J G White company is expected to carry on the work, with four field engineer corps and crews heading to the river reservoir dam to prepare camps as transfer details near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Irrigation Company
Hailey
J. G. White Company
Rivervoir-Dam
Enforce Herd Law Marks New Districts and Rules
Frank T. Disney was called to Rupert to prosecute herd law violations. The article explains that a stock owner is criminally liable if he wilfully releases stock that damages a neighbor’s crops, and civil damages can be pursued. If stock breaks away properly and harms another’s crops, the owner is civilly liable but not criminally. In all damage cases, the injured party should detain the stock until damages are settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Goodak
Dubois
Governor Gooding
Maho
Scimitar
Mr. Gooding
Mr. Dubois
Good- Jay
Gowling Ie
Himan
Mani
Hike Roosevelt
Tien
Frank Gooding
Frank T. Disney
Rupert
Mindioka Tract
Successful Hunting Party Heads Home After Idaho Outing
A four member hunting and fishing party including three lawyers and a pharmacist bagged seventy six birds and landed many fish on a week in southern Idaho. They traveled northwest over Camas prairies to the Idaho Irrigation Co. reservoir on Big Wood river and back to Sho shone. Homecoming the report notes the group's vitality and camaraderie with Judge K A Walters T M Starrh Paul Haddock and Rush Haddock. Meanwhile court reporter MD Barstow filed a lengthy Thomas Marren murder case report and will take a two week vacation despite heavy summer workload. Barstow has served Idaho courts since 1891 with a noted speed of two hundred fifty words per minute.
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Camas Prairies
Idaho Irrigation Co
Big Wood River
Showhone
Idaho
K. A. Walters
T. M. Starrh
Paul
Rush Haddock
M. D. Barstow
Toyewriten
Thomas Marren
Hailey
Jude Stocksinger
Stockalager
Heyburn News Notes and Local Outings
Homer Locklin attends the state Democratic convention at Wallace. Bailey banker W D Kenyon gifts four cats last Monday. Henry Schodde and family shipped eight cattle cars to the South Omaha market. Charles Williams from western Kansas plans to visit his brother Frank and scout a project for relocation. Genie Wil H Wil J and Ra Hotlonbecks prep and depart with families for a mountain outing. The section line bounding Heyburn to the north runs west, corn is thriving.
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Homer Locklin
Wallace
Heyburn
W. D. Kenyon
Bailey
Henry Schodde
Onaha
Charles Williams
Kanaan
Frank
Genie
Wil H
Wil J
Ra Hotlonbecks
Heyburn toll rate upheld at 50c with October review
Major Reed visits Heyburn while a commercial club meeting preserves the 50 cent toll each way on the bridge with Verburg as proprietor. The plan keeps the rate until October, then stockholders will re‑evaluate. The bridge is not yet profitable due to licenses taxes maintenance and past court costs. The note exchange offers 25 tickets per $5 bridge note, available at local stores. <end>
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Commercial Club
Heyburn
Verburg
Ice cream social aids church bell fund and local tragedy
Mrs Albert Gridley recovers after surgery at Gooding hospital. An ice cream social in the church parsonage raised funds for a church bell. Fred Vader, arriving from Gooding with his dying child, saw the baby pass near the Barnett place and return home. Funeral held Sunday at 2 pm in the Baptist church officiated by Rev Hamilton. Hagerman, August 5, 198.
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W. C. Schooler
Joe Handy
W. G. Holcomb
Fred Vader
Gooding Hospital
Higgs
P. E. DuSalt
Hagerman State Bank
Boise
E. Swinehart
Hagerman Valley
Albert Gridley
Gooding
County Commissioners Proceedings Shoshone Idaho July 2 1608
County commissioners meet by adjournment with I H Imes as chairman and Frank E Grosse and Harry W Anderson as clerk. They raise several assessments including Weeter Lumber Company from 1452 to 2000, Danl Jones from 2000 to 2500, J Cohen from 100 to 600, and W W Croce from 50 to 159. Lincoln county bonds approved and signed. constable Gilmore Kinney Jr’s official bond approved. meeting adjourned to August 7 to review bonds.
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Shoshone Idaho
Board of Commissioners
J. H. Imes
Frank E. Grosse
Harry W. Anderson
Weeter Lumber Company
Rupert
Dan'l Jones
Hagerman
J. Cohen
Heyburn
W. W. Croce
Lincoln County
Gilmore Kinney
Jerome
I. H. Imes
Harry W. Annerson
Death of Wm G Tinae at Shoshone Hotel
Wm G Tinae died August 4 at the Columbia Hotel Shoshone from a malignant tumor. He was 43 and buried in the city cemetery the next day with I C C F and Masonic lodge members officiating. He leaves a wife and two children. He came from Glenwood Springs Colorado and relatives live there. Colorado papers are asked to copy.
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Wm. G. Tinae
Columbia Hotel
Shoshone
Mesonic
Baugh
Isaac
Glenwood Springs
Colorado
Notice for Final Proof in Idaho Carey Act case
Final proof notices for J Anabel Langet of Milner Idaho and Janice P Langan Milner Idaho under Carey Act entries along with witnesses list. Dates stated August 7 1908 and August 10 1908 at Twin Falls County Idaho.
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J. Anabel Langet
Milner
Idaho
Ander
State of Club
T Hare
Wii Matae
Twin Bate
Twin Falls County
Maho
Dunes Pe Langan
Alirr
C. Colemen
Feefenden
Ohn
M. Grimm
Homer H. Grins
Att
Malin
Janice P. Langan
Milner, Maho
Tdaheo
Bélory E.R
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Sroswoxe
Likeets County
Mane
Ale
Lisa Ase Koward Toman
Journal Intortiation
Ublnhomer Ue
America
Republican Party
Senator Allison
Alfiewn
Iowa
Senate
Ista
Primarion
Cummins
Wastin
Allison
Carolie
Allivon
Allizon
Idaho Irrigation
Major Reed
W. van Lorns
Auzief
Haddock Land Co
Shoshone, Idaho
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