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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1909
Page
11
Real estate listing describes locations on the tract under identical terms and conditions as other offerings. It promises full satisfaction and invites written or telephone inquiries for particulars.
Mrs Morne will soon arrive from Spokane with a full stock of millinery furniture and active furnishings and will occupy the new Custer deck on North Rail Street that will be completed. She has secured the entire building and will move in as soon as it is ready.
Report by Riehseld Recorder notes a wheat sample yielding between 15 and 60 bushels per acre on unirrigated land with good fertility. Owner A B Wells claims the crop, though dense and heavy, could become a major asset for the community once fields are broken up and properly managed. Also announces Burk's Big "U"oele Tom's Cabin Co. exhibit at Shoshone September 6 featuring a new version of Tom and Little Bia with scenic production notes.
Officials in Burley ordered rapid advancement of the irrigation project aiming to complete the mouth item work imminently. The plan includes new equipment for three pumping stations east of town and additional pumps to accelerate progress by early September, with water supply expected for a majority of the 62,000 acres under the pumping system.
A party from Spa arrived in Shoshone for three days seeking homes and irrigation investments. They bought 40 to 80 acres each from the Idaho Irrigation Co, totaling around 1600 acres, with a Chicago woman purchasing 200 acres. The group plans to return, spread reports, and attract others to the region where Maho Irrigation Co lands are priced low given location fertility and water access.
The Milner Milling and Howard company are highlighted as major players in the Milner area. Farmers connected to the Milner segregation are finalizing plans as J W Howard of the State Land Board and others return from Ogden. Reports mention movement of locals to and from Milner, including talks of land sales, farming improvements, and regional visits.
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