Automobile Association Elects Directors at Nampa Meeting
At the Maho state Automobile Association annual gathering in Nampa on November 21 1921, directors were elected including W H Gibson and J E McDermona. The secretary reported 600 miles signed with yellow diamond signs, 30000 maps distributed, and a push to create an Idaho entrance to Yellowstone Park. A 1922 road race and 1000 miles of signed roads were proposed. Office listed at 16 Lith Avenue South Nampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maho State Automobile Association
Dewey Palace
Nampa
W. H. Gibson
Mountain Home
Robert A. Davis
J. E. McDermona
Pocatello
Tt. B. Greenwood
American Falls
C. F. Mann
Boise
A. J. Grosscup
Bernard Eastman
Idaho
Yellowstone Park
Association
Lith Avenue
Thanksgiving gatherings mark Richfield residents visits
Richfield items note Thanksgiving activities across families. T. McMahon and guests held a reunion for 25 at Rev. McMahon’s home in Shoshone. Jensen and Lane families visited Boise. Women’s Club discussed supporting Lincoln County dairy funding and hot lunch questions while presenting a Puritan sketches paper and a gift to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley
T. McMahon
Mire
Barnes
J. T. McMahon
Attleson
Shoshone
Rev. McMahon
Air
Tromas McMahon
Canada
Lips le C. Jensen
Win, Filer
James Lane
Boise
Tom McMahon
Lincoln County
Shoshone High School Notes and Skating Lake Mischief
Students at Shoshone High School endured a week without activities and packed days from 9:00 a.m. with heavy study mainly in Arithmetic European History and literature. Miss Gunderson’s advanced typing class keeps the fear of a looming deadline while a skating lake near town offers a bright, picturesque escape after Thanksgiving games and chilly sunsets.
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Jack
Jill
Mr. Wesson
Features Of New Recla Bill Ations
A dated memo from the Idaho Reclamation Association discusses a substitute for the McNary Arvith reclamation bill. It notes added features for swamp land reclamation, veteran relief from interest, and entry preferences. The plan envisions 40 year bonds and phased appropriation through 1927, with support from American Legion and labor groups to ease western population growth.
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Date Reclamation Association
Nea
Conrressemn
Addison T. Smith
Iit
Smith
Senate
McNary
Idaho Association
American Legion
American Federation of Labor
Federal Farm Loan Board
Idaho Reclamation Association
Washington
Faust
Congress
Axacan
Joe ‘Eserian
Recen Fur
Old Pioneer Dies in American Falls Idaho
Mes Lydie H Bilas mother of Mrs J Fuller died at her home in American Falls Idaho on Monday morning November 38 if she lived till Pob 24 1922 she would have been 92 years old. She came to Reise Val in November 1808 and has lived in the state since most time spent in what is now Bandon and Lincoln Counties. She leaves to mourn her mom four sons and two daughters and a godly number of Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren from American Falls where she had been at the death bed of her mother Mrs Lydia Allies Accompanied by her daughter Mrs C B Perrin Mrs Judge Faller returned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydie H. Bilas
J. Fuller
Américan Falls
Tdsho
Reise
Val
Onding
Lincoln
Song
American Falls
Lydia Allies
C B Perrin
Judge Faller
Auto top and curtain shop opens in Twin Falls
A. Wire of Twin Falls has opened a shop in the room east of the Mc Fall hotel to make and repair auto tops and curtains. The new business aims to serve local motorists, with the note that there appears to be ample work in town for several months based on the number of autos seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wire
Twin Falls
McFall Hotel
Outstanding features of the new tax law passed by Congress
The law cuts federal taxes by 70 million this year and 90 million next year starting January 1 1922 Repeals excess profits taxes and all taxes on freight express and passenger traffic starting January 1 1922 Ends nuisance taxes on ice cream soda drugs etc Raises personal exemptions for married couples and dependents and lowers the minimum surtax rate to 20 While corporate income tax rate rises from 6 to 12 percent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tntreaches Corporation
Banks and Farmers Loans Through Banks Explained
A discussion clarifies why banks are used to make loans to farmers and growers. Critics claim direct lending by Pinunop would require a vast federal department and many workers, delaying benefits and adding cost. The text argues banks provide efficient, existing channels, avoiding lengthy new programs and heavy administrative needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hite
Pinunop Corporation
Tanka
Wds
Unclear Text Summary Request
The provided text is garbled and unreadable in parts, with mixed letters and broken phrases. It mentions names and places inconsistently, but no coherent event or facts can be determined for a reliable summary.
Snow report shows Hailey snowfall and 1920 comparison
The Hailey snow report from the U S Forest Supervisor notes a December 5 update with 148 inches of snowfall since the last report and a total of 15.8 inches for the season action. The report also records 32 inches for 1920. S. H. Chapman, Watermanter.
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S. H. Chapman
Watermanter
U 5
Hailey
Dietrich News Notes Spark Local Movements and Events
Dietrich community items report Tows to Gooding for surgery. Ira Jewett’s car missing after a Shoshone visit. Lange siblings reside near Homer Turner while attending school. Catholic Ladies hold building fund party for their project. Local youths plan an old time district school entertainment at the Methodist church. W C T U to meet December 14 with Christmas gifts for members. Mrs. Howard visiting Melrose relatives. Mrs. Mustard and Mr Fender visiting Mot Springs. Chas Matson family move to Dietrich area for school access. new Park and Second Street residence. Changes reflect transportation and schooling convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Towne
Ira Jewett
Jerome Co
Lange Boys
Homer Turner
A. C. Kershner
Mr. Fender
Mot Springs
South Dakota
Chas. Matson
John Matson
Beasien Toe Dietrich
Park and Second Street
Con
Venience
Mra Grewell
Vincent
Shelma
C Ae
Ates
Bruce Walker
Ned
Dietrich Grange Notes and Dinner Meeting Report
The Dietrich Grange notes describe a regular meeting with attendance by the Sood crown and a short business portion followed by a substantial meal prepared and served by thirteen members. The entry mentions concerns about the decline of a local species and lists some names of Grange members and a Lincoln meeting reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich Grange
Grange
Toten Grange
George Felder
Mickie Says They Will Be Some Place When They Letter Job Printing
Local item notes confusion over printing work and schedules. Fragments reference word processing and a proposed deadline. Reads like a brief community update on upcoming printing tasks and location notices.
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Richfield News
BETTY
Imap
Clauss
Irhuads
Elise An
Seolor
Ibve Hriteakow
Cless
Osetey
Richard Rumpte
HoGewan
Skove
MacDeth
Stuifent
Finjo
Milik
Banque
Gooding Pond
Terry
Wooley
Leo Purt
Dee
Ation
Geenlly
Denver
Dietrich News
Mickie Says
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