Great value of alfalfa crop in Southern Idaho
A regional agricultural notice discusses alfalfa as a soil builder and seed product in Southern Idaho. It cites potential yields of up to half a million tons and notes alfalfa’s favorable returns for various livestock. It advises land preparation, irrigation, and rotation practices to maximize stand, fertility, and long term productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tias
Idako
Tedzy
Muely Valie
Dows
Idaho
Qalingita
VU. McPherson
Agercylines
Lilulia Irrigation Company
Railroad ambitions reshape Hagerman to Soldier route
Idaho towns Hagerman and Soldier press a rail plan guided by Gov Gooding’s era, proposing to move and consolidate track to connect Hagerman with Soldier and create a new county seat. Rumors claim a court challenge and potential compensation claims, while planners discuss shortening the line and linking to Twin Falls or Richfield-Wendell irrigation networks.
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Gagemmas
Guts
UL Labotti
Hugetina
Hagerman
Gooding
Idaho
Soldier
Ural
Ha Jman
Deesery
Consolidated Bleetein
Hogeriinn
Elererne
Canis
Gooding & Soldier Consolidated Electric
Here
Twin
Falls
Salt Lake City
Richfield
Nichfield
TeDL Called To Boise For Sister Operation
TeDL was summoned to Boise last Saturday evening to be with his sister on a train from Ogden to Boise hospital where a doctor assisted in an operation fund necessary in her case.
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Tedl
Boise
Ogden
Boise Hospital
Showy Grain Impresses Farm Day Attendees Near Idanha
The Farm Day showcase yielded grain samples that impressed even skeptics. Wheat appeared large and high yielding with estimates from ten to fifty bushels per acre, while a tall bundle of oats accompanied the wheat. The display will be sent to Baise for viewing by Joel Priest of the Oregon Short Line in the Idanha hotel window.
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Johnson
Baise
Joel Priest
Oregon Short Line
Idanha
Thor
Bichfield Recorder
Last Day for Primary Election Registration
Tomorrow is the final day the registration books stay open for the August 30 primary election. Eligible citizens must be registered to vote, so act quickly if you have not yet completed registration.
Filipino Scouts Praised by Veteran for Ten Year Education Gains
A veteran recounts meeting old comrades and praising Filipino Scouts after a decade of U S influence in the Philippines. He notes improved education, disciplined, trustworthy soldiers, and growing English fluency among the new generation, with American teachers aiding progress.
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Bemst
Optus
Weber
Buard House
Maloy
Arcortine
Matines
Fastet
Ristage
Elmer
Michanes
Filipinos and Self Government in the Philippines
The text discusses the transition toward self government in the Philippines, noting initial doubts about reliability and capability among Filipinos. It contrasts perceived progress under American protection with the long Spanish rule, suggesting early hopes that American governance could bring tangible benefits and modernization to the islands.
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Ammer
Philippine Islands
Ex-Governor Faces Questioning At Lincoln County Meeting
Ex governor Frank Gentine faced a hostile crowd at a county division meeting in Heyburn. Attendees pressed him on tax levies, with several audience members heckling and demanding accountability. The governor cited figures and dodged some questions, while observers expected the division to reject his proposed plan overwhelmingly.
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Frank Gentine
Rupert
Fons Shett
Deen
Hesinien
Audiene
Ewrtess
Hiseuss
Evorner
Lincoln
Emily
Borseh J
Cevstfallen
Wes
Do It All By Steam
A plan described by the field recorder details a steam powered farming system arriving at week’s end. It features a 25 horsepower engine, steel shafting, a 36 ton stacker, and wind stacker. After setup the engine will plow, hedge, and drive rails, with disk plows and rail-anchored benches for large scale farming on several hundred acres and related stone work.
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Nmielwis & Shepard
Theesbrog
M. Oeffinao
de Hielfield
Tan
Ereston
Local Safe Sate Robbery Reveals Damaged Vault and Missing Mint
A Sunday night theft left a safe damaged and hinges bent at a local office. The combination was torn and a mint worth 5 cents missing, while an electric light and nearby prints suffered minor harm. Police believe the suspects fled the scene with the loot and have secured other locations to prevent further thefts.
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Jed Dowky
Milo
Statement by S Belle Chamberlain on land holdings and service
S Belle Chamberlain defends her candidacy for State Superintendent of Public Instruction. She denies claims of owning Carey land under various projects, stating only limited land tied to irrigation company and deeded town lots. She asserts no family investments beyond these and logs her travels visiting districts to improve education, seeking continued confidence from voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publier Insteuetion
Carey
IM Gores
Gooding
Itato Irrigation Company
Mike
Love
Ss. Belle Chambenean
Journal Print Shop Delivers Gods and Ballots Amid Crowded Week
Last week the Journal print shop handled the primary ballots amid crowding. The job went to the Journal shop to ensure perfect pewl and avoid delays. If Boise had been chosen, turnaround would have slowed and costs risen. Despite late orders, all ballots were delivered on time and at competitive prices, with high workmanship quality.
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Journal
Boise
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Wiver
Maroney
Philippines
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Terantes
Philippe Sceut
State of
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Heyburn
Burg
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Cnack Journal
S. Belle Chamberlai
SHG
Delivits the Gods
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