New Railroad and Crop Prospects Outline Idaho Field
Charles J Lisly reports Richfield to Taft railroad progress with bridges over Big Wood and Malad rivers under way. Crops on Richfield tract flourish with oats wheat and alfalfa, irrigation abundant and prices high. Farmers expect several new post offices in Lincoln and Blaine counties as rail and irrigation expansion spurs growth.
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Ulal
Charles J. Lisly
The
Richfield Recorder
Richfield
Taft
Big Wood River
Fichfield
Malad
Utah Construction Company
Gamas Prairie
Idaho Irrigation Company
Lincoln
Blaine
Statesman
Ealies
Taterstate Commerce Commission
Iing
Hani
Daten & Commerce Gomuttission
Painment of
Fara
Pennsylvania
Busis
Plain Farmer Hawkins Tackles Cost of Living Debate
A plain farmer challenges a college economist on high prices and freight rates. He speaks from a lumber wagon and field hands, claiming practical experience beats scholarly theories in economics and urging relief beyond costly college rhetoric.
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Hawkins
Bridge project eyed for Shoshone Falls area
The plan for a suspension bridge across the Snake River near Shoshone Falls moves forward with preliminary inspections by Minneapolis engineers and Twin Falls representatives. Proposed span 1180 feet long and 40 feet wide, with high steel towers and two 2.5 inch cables. Separate note highlights Four State Fair poultry exhibit drawing top breeders and big prizes, with pure bred birds such as White Orpingtons and Rhode Island Reds on display and sale opportunities for local fanciers.
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B. Eerie
Lie Leip
A A. M. Bireh
W. W. Hoberts
Minneapoleives and Maelo Company
Minneapolis
Minesela
Me. Perrine
Wi U. Barnes
Cork
Tan Pene
Ariel Peti
Long Spur
Snake River
Twin Falls
Per— Rhies
Wader
Idaho Ie
Ogden
America
W. W. Browning
Rhode Island
Big Eastern Poultry Yards
Cash Assessment in Gem Muddle Seeks Tax Reform
Idaho assesses high value real estate amid a cash valuation muddle. Twin Falls County records show a 100 percent full cash value aim, with Lincoln County reporting 34 000 town lots for 11 000 residents and town lot values up 24 percent. Officials note wide disparities across counties, exemptions for mines, and calls for uniform valuation reforms. Local papers warn of injustice in current levies and urge balanced taxation statewide.
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Idaho
Wood Hiver Times
Lincoln County
State Board
Shoshone
Rupert
Gooding
Wendell
Jefere
Capital News
Frank R. Gooding Candacy for Governor
Hon. Frank R. Gooding, former Idaho governor, replies to an inquiry about his candidacy for either of Idaho's two great offices. The letter discusses possibilities and public interest in his running for governor or other high office.
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ENR
Tod
Mooghy
Southern
Teale Heview
Heyburn
Ddahy
Marly
L. A. Sweelsers
Hesburn
Murphy
Ehud
Lincoln
Gouliln
Heybourn
Idaho
Tooding
Han
Goudiog
Frank HR
Gioudme
Weber
Ved Gooding
Zick Chandler
Heeman
Heyburn Review
Frank R. Gooding
Tis
Heist and Aubolee Form Lincoln County Law Firm
NEW LAW FIRM HEIST AND AUBOLEE formed a co partnership named Heist and Aubolee. Both are well known in Lincoln County with decades of practice. They secured Cropapiershall club room and will build a large law library in the new office.
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Harlan U. Heist
M. O. Aubulee
Heist & Aubolee
Lincoln County
Aubolee
Amwee
Heist
Cropapierslall Club
Important Invention Bruneau Project Tour by Buck Party
Chief Engineer B S Buck and a party traveled Sunday for a multi day inspection of the Bruneau tract. They will view land and reservoir sites and assess features of the vast undertaking. A G Milner of Salt Lake finances the effort and expects about sixty days more for investigation with potential project decision after. If approved, motive work may start in six months.
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B.S. Buck
Bruneau
A. G. Milner
Salt Lake
Miller
The
Chronicle
Twin Falls
Tribute to the Man of Idaho and the New Hope
A belated ode celebrates Idaho’s irrigation era and the “MAN of Idaho” who turned barren lava fields into fertile land. It praises courage, resourcefulness, and perseverance in building dams, waterworks, and alfalfa fields, projecting Idaho as a garden spot and home of a resilient people.
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Idaba
Rambouillét
Delvibe
Lincoln
Idaho
Lam
Hiaho
Notro
Goodwin's
Money in Special Crops on Jerome Tract Boosts Yields
Northern Jerome tract sees substantial crop improvements as farmers shift to high priced crops. J B Hartshorn grows cantaloupes ready for market and J W O Connell cultivates cantaloupes melons and cabbage. A small melon patch last season earned over six hundred dollars per acre. Canteloupe raisers begin shipping to Shoshone and nearby towns. North Side tract poised for growth and development.
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Jerome
North Side
Hartshorn
J. W. O'Connell
Shoshone
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