Changes in New Revenue Law and Senator Gooding Telegram
The Idaho district report outlines the 1921 revenue act effective Nov 23, 1921 with changes to surtax rates personal exemptions and payment terms for 1921 and 1922 including lower art and carpet taxes and new filing periods. It notes Senator Gooding praising Idaho TB death rate decline and support for the fourteenth annual seal sale with Mrs Athey. Seals will be sold Saturday at Stockgrowers, Keefer, and White stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Boise
District of Idaho
Son
Lax Op Corporation
Plendar
Sol Welch
Mabie
Senator Gooding
Catherine R. Athey
Idaho
Idaho Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Frank. R. Gooding
Keefer and White
Magic Reservoir Report Week Ending December 12 1921
Watermaster S H Chapman reports in total inflow by week and year to December 12 1921. Mean inflows reach 98 for 1920 and 155 for 1921 with reservoir contents listed. Snow totals to date include Halley 25.8 inches with 2.86 inches water, Soldier Creek 15 inches, Ketchum 12, Gatena 40, Gatena Summit 62 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Chapman
Halley
Soldier Creek
Ketchum
Gatena
Gatena Summit
Christmas Seal Sale Health Crusaders of Idaho Campaign
The fragmentary text depicts a health fundraising drive involving Idaho activists. It mentions door-to-door efforts, a Christmas Seal sale, and a call to support public health, though many words are garbled and difficult to parse. The piece conveys campaign energy and communal action around health improvement.
The First Christmas Tree Legend of Joseph of Arimathea
A rocky coast tale tells how Joseph and monks traveled to England to preach. A staff buds into a living tree, signaling God’s blessing. they build a chapel that becomes Glastonbury Abbey, and the tree supposedly blooms each Christmas Eve. The legend links the growing tree to eternal love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prt
Joseph
Arimathea
England
Jesus
Josph
Glastonbury Abbey
Kimama Items and Local Move Lists
Fragmented OCR records list various names and movements of residents and workers around Kimama. Mentions include Miss Shuels, Cris Millenheuer, Chim shuck, Kempert Macwedear, Bethast, Adelaid, and others moving, visiting, or taking roles in local stores and posts during a weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Shuels
Cris Millenheuer
Chim Shuck
Toun
Cele
Bethast
Adelaid
Card of Tate Sok We Enka Bad Wr Hy Hari I Vu A
Readable fragments describe a card with names and dates tied to a local event. The item mentions Tate and Sok in a sequence with uncertain context and a contact note. No clear outcome or location is established in the surviving text.
Idaho Proclaims Monday Holiday for Christmas and New Year
A gubernatorial proclamation declares a legal holiday Monday, December observance shifting to Sunday, and cites the state authority. Acting Governor MGORE signs, with Secretary Robert Jones attesting, at Boise Capitol in December 1021.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gervane
Liuhe
LCC
Siete
Actin
Idaho
da Viely
Otis Danuasy
Wako
Boke
Drtember
Robert , Jones
Richfield News Items Show Local Social Scene
Daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford among residents elated by days of activity. Local tradesmen Manivell and Willams travel to Gannett and county seat. Several Richfield visitors, guests and hosts noted including Fouaghins McMahon and McMahan families. Reports of dairy purchases and farm stock add rural flavor. Christ program and holiday customs discussed at club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Manivell
Gannett
Harry Willams
Jack Stockton
T. B. Brush
Walter Fouaghin
Rhoshone
Yom McMahan
Troon McMahon
Stent
Gooding
Gueite
L. W. Garlock
C. Wale
Aberdeen
Sliakihe Demnis
Olf de Enile
Hustaver
Teexe
Cordiany
T. Boer
Witliars
wWemur
Hichen
Burton
Crane
Troy Wilmoth
George McArthur
Hugh Fenton
Fenton
S. T. Baer
L. C
Big Wood River Items and Local Notes
The Little son of Francis Peck escapes eye injury after a hammer steel lodges in his eye and is removed in Pocatello. Mrs. J. H. Scott visits family in Shoshone. A Ford truck profit noted by Isenberg from a touring car. Quilting at Cannons Saturday a clear success. The supper for twenty five at Mrs. Cammun’s dinner well enjoyed. The young girl Tony In neve under doctor care with many friends hoping for a rapid recovery and operation. Moe Vaughan to lead exercises at Girenye hall and Cerra anki event planned. Health notices and community updates appear throughout this compact local page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Peck
Pocatello
J. H. Scott
Shoshoe
Isenberg
Cannons
Mire Camnun
tLon
Will
Uitte
Tony Inneve
Moe Thay Vaughan
Har Enhin
Girenye Hall
Mr. Tart
Iadintemed de Peele
Ted Mike Eeleo
Meimney
Asians Wells
Dietrich News Notes Brightens Local Happenings
Mrs Joy plans to lease the farm and move to Shoshone while Fred Lettheiser returns from Yakima to Dietrich due to fruit country unemployment. A baby boy is born to Mrs Worthe Gewell of this place. Ten cement block buildings near the Dietrich site, owned by the Ir-Tigzthin Company, become a school playhouse donated for student use. Local social updates include Marley Grewell’s trip to Parma, Mrs Mustard and her father’s Hot Springs visit, and the Methodist church Old Time District School entertainment. A. E. Carnegie chairs the old time school board, with Parsons Bartlett and S. A. Bates noted in the event. Young locals prepare to play Richfield next week as a dance at the Dietrich hotel closes the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy
Shoshone
Fred Lettheiser
Yakima
Tletich
Howan Bintkman
Parma
Ketherry Worthe Gewell
Ir- Tigzthin Company
Marley Grewell
Palma
Kershner
A. E. Carnegie
Parson Bartlett
Redating Society
S.A. Bate Se
Universal Néviaim
Béetrieh
Setuniay
Study Club Hosts Parent Teacher Meeting
A December gathering by the Women’s Study Club showcased school progress and home influences. Mrs. John McFall opened with a paper on home stories and songs aiding primary work, joined by teachers and solo performances, as members discussed improving home reading and support across elementary through high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cit
Clal
John McFall
Gilmer
B. G. Gooding
Wm. Newman
Ben Weeks
John W Coverdale Leadership of Farm Bureau Federation
A profile of John W Coverdale, newly re elected secretary of the American Farm Bureau Federation, highlighting his farming background in Iowa, education at Iowa State College, and long service developing county agent work and organization of the Farm Bureau at state and national levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Coverdale
Coverdale
American Farm Bureau Federation
Rhoymond Township
Cine County
Iowa
Delmar
Tows
Rome
Delmmar High
St. Louis
Coverdats
Ames
Clinton County
United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa State College
Poland
China
Rhode Island
Barry Champlin
Arney
Fomatier
Efferte Lowe
Fano Buresu
Lowe Fara
Mol
THY
Renee
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William
Magic Reservoir Report
Health Crusaders
Lenger
Minnton
Druad
Bey
Avery
Lavien
Commie Cme
Dali
Dieting Cieen
Momiy
Per Lysah
Dane
Tate
Richfield News
Dietrich News
Nina Newman
Paul Haddock
Kirepetrick
Jucephine Jones
Harem
Logiow
Orriens
Pierwdor
Nase
Adame
Sanniind Lng
Great
Farm Bureau Federation
Robert Fuller
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