Reclamation Bright Page in History
A statement by Maj. Fred R. Reed defends the Fall River project in Yellowstone and rebuts a National Parks association bulletin as misstatements. The piece argues reclamation has built homes for 400,000 people and praises the United States Reclamation Service and director A. P. Davis, contrasting eastern and western perspectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Statesman
National Parks Association
Washington, D. C
Fall River
Yellowstone Park
Fred R. Reed
Idaho Reclamation Association
Yellowstone
Robert Sterling Yard
Tnth
United States Reclamation Service
A. P. Davis
West
Nim
Mr. DaVis
Oregon
Andrew Johnson
Senate
Dietrich News Briefs Include Social and Local Notices
A roundup of simple happenings from Dietrich includes W Bate and family visiting Sunnyside and Twin Falls, Grace Shellman resigning her Mackey school post and residing in Richfield, Ole Bate and Vance Shellman now directing irrigation work in Gooding, Ira Jewett visiting Mountain Home, Grace Suter visiting her parents in Gooding, N W Line traveling to Boise for irrigation board business, Maude Smith’s Mountain Home visit, Dietrich’s lyceum second number featuring the Mozart Ladies Quartet, Rupert Borden at Idaho Technical School in Pocatello for a weekend at home, Bernard Towne's illness, and a surprise party for the Studebaker home group last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
Srs
W. Bate
Twin Falls
Geo.’ Severs
Ben Matson
John Bate
Sunnyside
Washington
Grace Shellman
Mackey
Richfield
Ole Bate
Vance Shellman
Irrigation Company
Ira Jewett
Maude Smith
Mountain Home
Grace Suter
C. C. Gunderson
Gooding
N. W. Line
Water Tigers
Idaho Irrigation Company
Boise
Dietrich
Lyceum
Mozart Ladies Quartet
Rupert Borden
Idaho Technic School
Pocatello
Richfield Items Highlight Local Wells and Visits
Mrs Hugh Martin and Mrs Durfee hosted the Ladies Aid with a regular meeting followed by chicken sandwiches doughnuts and coffee. Several residents were noted for travels illnesses and family events including Mrs Bowler visiting Stes TT McMatem, a new baby arrival in LaGrande Oregon, and Mrs Trush and her son Theodore traveling for dental work as the community notes various local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Martin
Durfee
Bowler
J. A. Howser
Hert Bowler
Sseahan
Toas
Stes
TT. McMatem
Muriel Carliw
Mordricant Falls
Wee
Ameneas
Brush
Aenin
Hinton
Shoshone Hospital
Winton
del Lemmon
Lathrop Crosby
Tetxe
Verne Williams
LaGrande
Oregon
Trush
Theodore
Shoshone
Magic Reservoir Weekly Water Report Outlines Inflow and Levels
J B Chapman of the State Water Department will provide a weekly report on Magic Reservoir. This week’s data show inflow around 87 acre feet and 920 acre feet inflow on the specified dates. Reservoir storage recorded at 12584 acre feet, slightly above last year’s level, with December figures noted.
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J. B. Chapman
State Water Department
Magic
High School Notes Report On Activities And Trials
The eighth grade and senior classes wore ribbons in a festive spirit. A printing office visit taught linotype operation while Mr Barber spoke on newspaper work. The High School Jesker Roll beat the American Legion 31 to 20 in a tough game. Superintendent Wesson spoke on Adolescent Boys at the WC Institute. A major court case, state versus Baugh, Furcht, and Leeper, centers on liquor possession and transportation with trial set for December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustor Clam
Ethel Chrisman
Lilian Burgess
Richard McCollum
Muriel Landsborough
Eleanor Anderson
Geo. Haddock
Frestman
Francia Ash
Umstead
James
Gibson
William Carr
Barber
Crothers
Wcinstitute
Inez
W. H. Baugh
J. D. Furcht
Skeet Leeper
Baugh
Purch and Leeper
Nurse to Aid Shoshone Children This December
Public Health Bureau Miss Ebba M Djupe field nurse for Idaho Anti tuberculosis Association will visit Shoshone in the third week of December to examine school children. Her services are gratis in exchange for Christmas seals bought during the annual Seal Sale. The Shoshone Public Health Association, affiliated with the Idaho Anti tuberculosis Association, will assist to ensure a productive stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebba M. Djupe
Idaho Anti-tuberculosis Association
Shoshone
Mr. Wesson
Miss Djupe
Shoshone Public Health Association
Idaho Anti-tuberculeals Association
Miss Drupe
SAU Activities in Lincoln County
State University report outlines October Farm Bureau work in Lincoln County funded at 2570 dollars for 1921. Budget approved by County Commissioners after executive review. Nurse placement debated. majority favored keeping under Farm Bureau with project leaders assisting former nurse. Poultry: 21 flocks culled. 970 hens with 885 culls. $672.75 saved. Clothing: milinery classes held. avg 20 women attendance. savings of 397.61. Project leaders achieved full meeting attendance. future plans cover Richfield, Dietrich, Shoshone, and nearby towns with training in millinery and dress forms.
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The
State University
Farm
Farm Bureau
Lincoln County
Pres. Stoddard
Lander
F. J. Williams
Red Cross
Harletta
Jacobsen
Richfield
North End
Dietrich
Hlaeses
Bok
Feaders
Richtein
Lincoln
Cortuntwer
Nina Hayek
Hall
Red Cross Notes Lincon County Roll Call Totals
Completed Red Crest Membership Roll Call for Lincon County shows 431 members. The Junior Red Cross Auxiliary has a membership of 710 children. This includes 17 auxiliary schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Crest
Lincon County
Red Cross
The Branding Iron Found At Baugh Theatre Show
Pierre Landis uses the Branding Iron in a thrilling photoplay at the Baugh Theatre. The event runs Saturday December 12 with the dramatic device promising strong effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Landis
Baugh Theatre
Champion Trappers Earn High Wages in Lincoln County
Willard and Walter Nelson of Bessin lead a trio of trappers in Lincoln County with 172 lynx pelts and four bobcats over three months. Their combined earnings, including bounty, run about $12 per pelt, highlighting strong regional trapping income and the Nelson brothers’ top record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Walter Nelson
Bessin
Lincoln County
Nelson Brothers
Christmas Seal Sale In Town By Mrs Paul Five Haddock In Charge
Mrs Paul five Haddock oversees the Christmas seal sale with proceeds aiding health efforts. Seals available at Schneider's Drug Store Public Library Sinclair's Pharmacy The Golden Rule Store Stockgrowers Mercantile Co Keefer White and the McFall Hovel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Haddock
Schneider’s Drug
Public Librrary
Sinclair's Pharmacy
Golden Rule
Stockgrowers Mercantile Co
Keefer & White
McFall Hovel
Bargain sale and church notes in Bellevue Journal
The Bellevue Mercantile Co advertises a big two day bargain sale Friday and Saturday December 10 and 11 to lure patrons for Christmas shopping and winter needs. The Baptist Church reports strong attendance, youth group planning, and a Christmas service lineup with a planned event December 10 featuring notable speakers and church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellevue Mercantile Company
Bellevue
Bellevue Mere
Methodist Church Notes from Fundy Sebeot and Nearby Events
Morning worship at 11 a.m. and a Roverth League meeting at 6:39 p.m. The Justisted lecture series drew interest and attendance. Next feature scheduled for the 16th at Iowa Me Barer Hall with Mise Bolte Pennywell authoring. Mrs. Goodwin Heth and Mrs. Frank Grosse host events this week as activities continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Fundy
Peening
Iowa
Bolte Pennywell
Muretasor
Rew. Ower
Goodwin Heth
Nampa
Frank Grosse
Kimama Items Update From Local Notes
Alva rursune ana mmuy left Friday for St Johna Oregon. Mr Van Zandt and Claudie went Dietrich Saturday returning Monday evening. Frank Rugh and wife joined later, visiting Rueport. Miss Hettie Leeper arrived Monday from Texas to spend winter with sisters Mrs Kirtley and Miss Ida Leeper. J D Fortune went to Shoshone Tuesday. Frank Rugh and wife traveled to Sacramento Tuesday evening. The school wagon has been postponed due to only three children on the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Rursune
Ana Mmuy
St. Johna
Oregon
van Zandt
Claudie
Dietrich
Frank Rugh
Rue ‘Port
Hettie Leeper
Texas
Rugh
Sacramento
California
Catholic Services Schedule for Sunday
Catholic services are set in Mountain Time with Mass at 9:29 AM, Sunday School at 10 30 AM, and Evening Service at 7 30 PM. All times apply to local observance and follow the listed schedule.
Report of the W T U Institute Held Dec
The program opened with a devotional led by Mrs Williams, a song, and a short prayer. Miss Dorothy Flanner sang, followed by a Toliman orchestra performance. Dr Emma Drake spoke on The Robe of Youth urging parental help to create recreation for growing boys and discussing international prohibition debates and moral standards affecting youth behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am | Williams
A. L McMahon
Dorothy Flanner
Toliman Orchestra
Emma F. A Drake
Mira
Lida M. Withrow
Institute
Wilahington
United States
Everal
Mexico
Brewer's
Neverne
Feayera Het
Chin
J. Biren
Vorbanthon
Delrante
Finnneler
Dantote
Cearettea
Bolso High School
Federal
San Francisco
Boise
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Fred R Reed
Inaho Pedemetian Service
Harding
Toston
America
Mountain West
Far West
Bernard Towne
Studebaker
Public Health Bureau
SAU
Red
Withrow
Baptist Young Peoples Union
P.O
Srvicey
Elf
Dee
Pitlot KI Beiver
Prem Bert
Telee
Roberts
Catholic Services
W. €. T. U Institute