18 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1910
Page
1
An analysis contrasts Germany’s 40 year rise in wealth and industrial prowess with American policy. It cites German state-led shipbuilding, overseas trade, quality manufacturing, and child discipline as keys, noting the financial costs and tax implications. It critiques U.S. reliance on foreign shipowners and the need for domestic investment, highlighting calls for careful economic imitation.
The Hagerman Valley reports rising interest in alfalfa seed as a major crop with expected record acreage. Prices range 17 to 20 cents per pound, and yield varies from ten to fifteen bushels per acre, with some fields reaching 20 bushels. The region touts seed as a strong driver alongside its fruit industry.
Washington reports that the Census Bureau will count the number and value of livestock on Western ranges as part of the Thirteenth Decennial Census beginning April 15. Assistant Director Willoughby and Chief Statistians Hunt and others concluded enumerators can gather these statistics more efficiently than special agents.
The American Falls Tannery and Harness factory to open within days, with 210000 worth of machinery and 28 tanning vats. C J Hughes selected the site for power and water quality, promising a complete, modern operation employing up to 200 workers at full capacity. The plant marks American Falls as a growing manufacturing center in the region.
The General Land Office commissioner rules in the Rosie Biggersta vs Sarah M Tomlinson case that a homestead entryman cannot be considered compliant unless all legal requirements are met. The decision notes the doctrine of caring ladies and applies it to the contest, affecting the entitlement status of the involved parties.
The court sustains a jurisdictional ruling on an entrywoman aged 21 or older at filing, holding her prior non residence cured by taking up residence with her husband on the land before the 1908 marriage. The land lies in township 17 north range 1 west near Zentoz property. the decision endorses curing residence and commute rights under homestead law.
News from Harriman on the Bliss Rupert cut off reports early spring building, rail progress, and water works. Settlers move in, retail outlets open in temporary quarters, and irrigation waters expected soon. The town aims to be a shipping point for Hagerman valley with lands in Shoestring North Side project and Idaho Irrigation areas ready for irrigation.
Washington reports the United States Census Bureau plans a live stock census on April 1 to determine exact numbers and values of stock on ranches across the United States. Officials stress strict confidentiality and immunity of personal or corporate data, with penalties for improper disclosure. The bureau's aim is to publish only aggregate statistics while protecting individual identities.
The marriage took place last Saturday at the Gooding home on Greenwood and Lafayette streets with close relatives present. The bride, daughter of Thomas H. Gooding, is a noted social figure. the groom, son of Rev. and Mrs. C E Helman, serves as Deputy Auditor of Lincoln County and leads in music. The couple plan to reside on Greenwood and Boise streets. Rev. Helman performed the ceremony. A program of educational talks by state figures followed, with trustees and educators to luncheon, aiming to boost Idaho public schools.
An important gathering of Lincoln countys school trustees will convene in the Court room at Shoshone on Saturday February 1 under County Superintendent Mrs Leah M Burnside. Prominent state educators will give addresses and round table discussions will engage school officers as the program follows.
The Lincoln County Poultry Association hosts its first annual show in Jerome after setup since the 15th. Officers include S. S. Shaw president and E. A. Reynolds treasurer with J. W. McIntyre as superintendent. Judge Harry H. Collier of Tacoma awards ribbons for top prizes and Jerome parties offer premiums. locals anticipate a brilliant success showing the new project’s promise.
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