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Shoshone Journal in Shoshone, Idaho

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Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1904

Page

5

Gooding leads in Idaho GOP ticket support unity praised

The Caldwell Tribune and Nampa Herald laud the Idaho Republican convention and Governor Morrison ally Frank R. Gooding. They predict a large majority for Gooding and the state ticket, credit unity and anti anti Mormon rhetoric, and praise the Moscow convention and party platform. A separate note laments Democrat apathy in Owyhee County and discusses education shifts toward industrial and agricultural training to curb rural-to-city migration.

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Land use for the unemployed: irrigated farms as a solution

The piece argues that relocating urban poor to irrigated colonies can yield productive citizens. It cites Salvation Army findings and western irrigated farms showing five acre or even one acre plots sustain families. It posits 75,000 Pennsylvania Railroad discharges could each cultivate an acre to live from the soil and ease economic strain.

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