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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1914
Page
8
An exploration by ATHEW 5 and DUDGEON on cooperative marketing practices in Europe and their potential adaptation in America. The piece outlines the system's benefits for farmers and consumers, aiming to show practical steps for implementation and expected gains.
A Dublin era article extols Irish egg marketing cooperatives led by Sir Horace Plunkett. Farmers deliver, test, and grade eggs at substation points, selling through Foynes to English markets with guaranteed freshness and traceable origin. The system rewards farmers with better prices, funds a reserve, and expands to poultry, honey, and butter. It highlights central Irish Wholesale Society coordination and low per dozen costs, noting strong potential for American adoption.
A writ of prohibition was issued to bar Gooding County commissioners from selling or distributing 160000 dollars in road bond proceeds. The case centers on four highway districts in Gooding County and disputes over control, home rule, and bond allocations tied to county road construction. The Idaho Supreme Court’s decision on the writ is viewed as permanently shaping the dispute.
A double-header along train No. 61 from Shoshone to Ketchum derailed near Ketchum after leaving the depot for Holley. The locomotive rolled over but engineer and fireman Lo A. Jones survived without injuries. Rail spreading blamed. crews from Picabo and Pocatello aided in the incident amid four foot snow drifts and strong winds.
John Le Cox and Miss Ethel Barbara Mason, both of Gooding, wed in Shoshone. Rancher W. D. Woodenburgh returned from Portland with a carload of hogs. Mrs. N. K. Savage died suddenly. An ordinance transfers Beaver River Power Company rights to Idaho Power & Light Company under village action, with dates in 1914.
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