Merrily Ring Wedding Bells at Catholic Parsonage
Darried at the Catholic parsonage Wednesday evening at 8 by the minister. The groom is Gil bert J. White, and the bride Miss Alive Le Swit, in the presence of Miss Alive Glock and Walter BE. White. The couple will reside above the Lincoln National Bank while plans for their home are drawn. White is a cashier and prominent figure in local finance. Mrs. White has long been a popular resident and office clerk. The Journal wishes them a long, prosperous marriage.
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Bes
Bather Booguirs
Gilbert J. White
Miss Alive le Swit
Miss Alive Glock
Walter BE. White
Willisses
Poupe
White
Lancoly National Bank
Mr. White
G Only National Bank
Tee
Auditors Office
Journal
Allen family seeks irrigated land near Shoshone Idaho
Kthan Allen his wife and son arrived from North Yakima Washington to view a land parcel north of Shoshone. Allen notes land with water rights rose from 18 to 50 dollars per acre a decade ago to minimum 300 dollars and up to 1500 dollars for bearing land, predicting Idaho will follow North Yakima’s irrigation boom. He has seventeen miles of irrigation experience in Washington under his supervision.
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Kthan Allen
North Yakima
Wash
Allen
Mr. Allen
Idaho
Yakima
Ninteen
Miles
Mary Diich
Washington
Ditely Ridirs Umder
Idaho adopts movable agriculture schools for settlers
Idaho promotes development by offering movable agriculture schools in irrigated districts. Gooding hosted a well attended session with instructors versed in Southern Idaho conditions guiding farmers on profitable practices. The Me thodist Ladies Aid met with Mrs. H Gooding Wednesday afternoon.
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Idaho
School of Agriculture
Gooding
Agricaleuce
Gooding Herald
Chee
Statewide Prohibition Debate Fails in Legislature Vote
A broad floor battle over statewide prohibition ended with 18 votes against and 18 for the measure, sparking claims of direct legislation versus representative rule. Key figures included Davis, Dunning, Galloway, Kirby, and Hanmer as the debate centered on public referendum versus two thirds approval for submission. The lengthy session featured few compromises and strong rhetoric about citizens’ rights to vote on the liquor question.
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Greater
Park
Uencastie
Davis
Oneida
Dunning
Owybee
Galloway
Washington
Democrats
Kirby
Hanmer
Thee
Alfred
Arthur
Baldridge
Bell
Berry
Black
Bower
Bradley
Burrell
Crow
Eckles
Edgington
Kime Farmin
Hellerson
Neodricks
Holmberg
Hyde
Jacobs
Shade
Wil- Wood
Total
Rue Republican
Hagerman Valley rail line pledges vast progress for region
Report outlines construction of the Oregon Short Line connected road through Hagerman Valley. Two districts chart a path from Hawernan to Buckeye ranch gravel beds, with grading, culverts, and bridges, plus power from Salmon Falls. Lays out expected timelines, economic boost, and irrigation benefits for Hagerman and surrounding towns.
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Nagerman
Venday
Fliecman Valley
Roilway
Ierow
Hagerman
Buckeye Ranch
Upper Sale Falls
Thousand Springs
Salt Lake
Portland
Tong Tee
Gelorady
Kansas
Stiles
Alfalfa Economy Tied to Creamery Profits in Idaho
An Idaho editorial argues alfalfa hay prices hurt farmers in the Minidoka and Twin Falls districts. It cites a Capital News correspondent on Caldwell Creamery, noting 7,000 cows supplying creameries and potential profits of 30 to 40 dollars per ton of hay, plus added regional dairy wealth from expanded markets and rail shipments.
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the Journal
Minidoka
South Side
Twin Falls
Capital News
Caldwell
A. Ellington
United States ‘Department of Agriculture
Ellington
Lincoln
Blaine
fichfield-Camus Prairie
Idaho
S Creamers
Bellevue man shoots self in head amid county troubles
A Bellevue resident, a saloon keeper and local official, killed himself with a revolver after a domestic dispute with his wife who sought divorce. He left behind a wife, a daughter and a son, and was a member of several local organizations. The article also notes Mexico's political unrest and U S investment, with calls for neutrality amid looming upheaval.
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BE. L. “Wiemas
Bellevue
Chiledren
Bellevar
Hailes ‘Tymes
Compliment to Zell Truman’s Christmas journal from Idaho
The American Bulletin praises Zell Truman of Shoshone Idaho for an excellent Christmas issue. W M Pields and family return to Shoshone from College Kansas after several months with relatives. The party plans a coastal trip for Mrs Field health and to eventually settle in Kansas, with Ho Walker and wife accompanying them home to stay.
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American Bulletin
American Type Foundry Co
Zell Truman
Journal
Shoshone
Idaho
W. M. Pields
Kansas
Mer
Phelds
Walker
Cily
Settlers protest as Idaho irrigation report nears completion
Settlers voiced unease after the Idaho Irrigation Co received state proof of completion for diverting 3,000 second feet from the Big Wood river. The proving step, filed with the state engineer, safeguards settlers’ priority while allowing the company to continue work and later transfer land to buyers at about 35.50 per acre with water rights. Potential buyers are advised many thousands of acres may be available before May.
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Omaha
Shire Land Board
H. W. Appentiein
Hewyer
Boise
N. M. Rurick
Idaho Irrigation Co
Highfield
Journal
Opfenhein
Thaumee
Big Wood
Dahe Irrigation Company
Ron
Stle
State Land Board
Land Board Ab
Sual
Idaho
Marley Named on Branch Line Between Shastione and Wichfield
An item notes Marley as the name of a new station on the branch line linking Shastione to Wichfield, described as the Solensen taavet in the report.
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Marley
Shastione Aut Wichfield
Solensen Taavet
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Oii
Repubean
H. Hawley
Whitcomb
Falirth
Coinineshiviers
Smith
Johnson
le Politi
WWE Wities
Eekles
Morgan
Featherstone
Mortal OS
John Kenoweth Turner
Mexico
Diay
Irrigation Company
Atiney
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