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Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1909

Page

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State Commission Needed to Cash-Value Assessments

A Idaho expert argues for a three member state tax commission with six year terms to shift to full cash valuations of farm timber and mineral lands. He notes current 40 percent cash value assessments raise high tax rates, deter investment, and leave uneven state taxation across counties and land types.

M. M. Mackey Supreme Court Idaho State Board of Equalisation Snake River St. Anthony Lincoln County Rim Rock State Board of Equalization State Tax Commission Mackey

Minstrel Show Proves a Notable Local Success

The Shoshone commercial club hosted a minstrel show that drew strong entertainment and financial results. Notable acts included Bert Bowler E G Merrifield Lionel Garlock J W Lundin and Prof L N Sigmond with a five piece orchestra. A second night featured a new program headlined by Sam Miller and Bert Bowler along with Clifford Dorsey and L N Sigmond.

Shoshone Commercial Club John Helman Mr. Bowler Darkey Messrs A. Bowler Ross Borden Bert Bowler Dixie Sam Miller Martha Garlock Clifford Dorsey L. N. Sigmond Mr. Olsen Jungle Town Sigmond

A Great Man's Telephone and Its Reach on Farms

The essay extols the telephone as Harriman's indispensable tool and praises rural phones for farmers. It notes President Roosevelt's commission on farm life endorsing farm communication, cites Western Electric figures claiming over 100,000 new rural phones sold in ten months, and estimates nearly two million farm telephones nationwide enhancing business, safety, weather reporting, and social life.

Harriman Western Electric Co Bell

Forty sixth Annual Convention of Wool Growers in Ogden

Notice from Fred W. Gooding and George S. Walker announcing the National Wool Growers Association forty sixth annual convention and the fourth annual Mid Winter Sheep Show in Ogden Utah from January 5 to 7 1910. Officials outline tariff battles wool warehouse plans and a broad agenda including range issues forest reserves and shipping laws with talks by national figures and industry leaders. They urge participation by all sheep and mohair growers and announce railroad rate concessions and ample Ogden hospitality.

National Wool Growers’ Association Ogden City Utah Association National Association Congress America Chicago Tt Iw Ogden Fred W. Gooding

Idaho Irrigation Company to Conserve Wood River Water

A survey party for the Idaho Irrigation Company measures stream flow and rights on Wood River to determine water conservation needs. The company plans reservoirs to store unused water during off months so it can irrigate lands during use periods.

Cnt Idaho Irrigation Company Wood River

Wanted 1O Be Very Bad Men

A gang of Western Union line repairers caused trouble on a road section. After a clash with City Marshal Dunn and Sheriff Wheeler, nine men were arrested. fines totaled about 140 dollars. Portland premiums announced for Christmas cattle shipments and Portland market receipts noted. FP. E. Whittington returned from the Pacific coast promoting Sage Brush Tonic.

Western Union Telegraph Line Dunn Sheriff Wheeler No. 6 Wheeler Gooding Shoshone Vredenburgh Portland Ore Portland Livestock Exchange Portland Union Stock Yards Waf John O'Shea G. W. Gammie Frank Brown Carlton Northwest FP. E. Whittington Pacific Coast Sage Brush Tonic Company

Experiment Farm Shifts From Drifted Dust to Alfalfa Yield

The Minidoka project experimental farm at Heyburn shows severe wind erosion in its first year, but farmers report success with fall plowing and early spring seeding of alfalfa. Once established, alfalfa reduces drift, boosts hay and seed crops, and helps soil recovery. Local plans include using low seed rates and pursuing early seeding to stabilize fields and support broader crop yields.

Minidoka Heyburn Middle West C. Keck Rupert

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Edward H. Harriman Wall Street Journal New York Oreon LTO Woolgrowerg George 8S. Walker R. J. Crothers McMahon
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