House Bill 77 Aids Federal Land Exchanges in Idaho Forest Areas
The text describes House Bill No. 77 authorizing the Interior Secretary to accept land within or near Clear Water St. Joe or Selway National Forests for exchange against nonirrigable government land or timber in Idaho. It details conditions, minerals rights, and oversight by agriculture and interior departments, plus opposition concerns over grazing land distribution and options on 280000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Clearwater
St. Joe
Selway National Forests
Idaho
Secretary of Agriculture
Pat
Secretary of
Washington
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Department of the Interior
Burton L. French
Senate
Fred Gooding
Jools
What Becomes Of Your County Tax Money
A 1922 county financial summary shows Lincoln and surrounding counties with bonded indebtednes and tax allocations. It details current expenses, bond interest, sinking funds, and the large share of taxes going to schools highways and villages, with notes on delinquent taxes and warrants. E. A. Bowler, County Auditor, reports figures and comparisons to state counties, and sign offs by deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia Ola
Spain
Wis
Lincoln County
Wislissa
Sosrant Bedemanieo
Unncoln
Wort
Shoshone
Selina
Ctech
Richfield
Dietrich
Kimama
Shoshone Village
Richfield Village
E. A. Bowler
Wm. C. Filer
Unreadable OCR Note Prompts Unclear Details
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a local notice or notice-like item but content is garbled with missing letters and incoherent phrases making factual extraction impossible. No identifiable persons organizations places dates or events are discernible to summarize meaningfully.
Kimama Notes Items and Local Visits Then and Now
Mr. Gus George visited his wife at Pocatello last week. The Kimama Highway carried two cars of day Inet week. The Stroud family came from Paul Friday. Mr. Paine went to Pocatello Saturday evening returning Sunday. Dorothy Rugh spent Saturday night with Mrs. Paine. Mrs. Fortune and children were at the Rush home Sunday afternoon. Mr. Herman Yorke selling goods and plans to leave for Chirag son. Fortune went to Ainidoke, Moss sins, Lees Crow to Shoshone, Mon-Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus George
Pocatello
Kimama
Stroud
Paul
Mr. Paine
Dorothy Rugh
Mrs. Paine
Moussins
Lees Crow
Shoshone
Mon- Ray
Richfield News Notes Par. 8 Baer Returns Home
Mrs 8 T Baer comes home Friday after a two week visit at Dorse Mrs Truman McMahon visited the train Thursday from Sho Shone where she had been visiting relatives Mr and Mrs C F Borden Mention of local residents and neighbors in a crowded note form with several unreadable lines indicating social calls and small town greetings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Baer
Dorse
Truman McMahon
Shoshone
Hur Fettents
Afr
C.F. Borden
Sud
Trier
Cadmeil
Washington’s Birthday Party At Richfield Hotel
Nineteen couples attended a hospitality event hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Murray Brookman at the Richfield hotel Friday evening. Dancing, card games, and late refreshments followed a dining hour. The evening featured two readings in negro dialect by Mrs. Jefferson, a long-time reader with Ellison White Chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sint
George Washington
Juefferson
Colonial Day Program at the Study Club
The Study Club held a Colonial Day program on Thursday February 22 with Mrs W T Turner in charge. Music Committee presented two humorous numbers including Winning Ways of Grandma's Days and Hats of other Days. Miss Josephine Jones and Miss Dorothy Whitenack performed a Minuet in Colonial costumes. refreshments followed. The next meeting is March 9 under the Civic Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thee
W. T.turner
Josephine Jones
Dorothy Whitenack
Civic Committee
Wood River Notes Reflect Local Happenings
Hert Cethoun visited Gannett early in the week while Mrs R Bates tends the ranch and chicken pox spreads to Burdetts and Chens homes. An orchestra practice moved to Frank Kukas home due to Amma Mitchell’s sore hand. Edgar Santa and wife moved to Hagerman for a short time. Fred Gwin did Boise business early in the week. Mrs Frank Stecker returned from Minidoka after visiting her husband, a mechanic for the 0. S. L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hert Cethoun
Gannett
Krs. R. Bates
Hertgby
Burdett
Chen-up
Frank Kuka
D. G. Mitchell
Amma Mitchell
Edgar Santa
Hagerman
Fred Gwin
Boise
Frank Stecker
Minidoka
Idaho County Superintendents Meet to Plan 1922 Institute
The County Superintendents of the South Central Institute District of Idaho will meet on Thursday March 2 at the Lincoln County Superintendent Mrs Leah M Burnside's office. The meeting aims to plan the Institute program for 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Central Institute District
State of
Idaho
Lincoln County
Leah M. Burnside
Supervisor Katherine Burgeras to visit Lincoln County schools
Miss Katherine Burgeras normal Supervisor for this Congressional District will be in Lincoln County for the week beginning March 4 With County Superintendent Mrs Leith Murnaide Miss Berggrat will visit rural schools and render aid as possible to the teachers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Burgeras
Lincoln County
Leith Murnaide
Berggrat
Schweols
Dietrich WC T U Meeting At Mrs Mateo Home
The Dietrich WC T U coil met Wednesday afternoon March 5 at the home of Mrs Harley Mateo to discuss club matters and plans for upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich WC. T. Coil
Harley Mateo
Baptist Church News Uneven Fragments Stir Local Readers
Fragmentary OCR of church notes mentions Peale, Maw, Kee rerrint, and events at a Baptist church with unclear dates. The readable bits reference a meeting, a procession, and a Sapper mention, but most items are illegible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peale
Ieee
Baden
Sapper
Methodist Church Notes March 1922 Services and Activities
Sunday school services and Epworth League events are listed with preacher notes. A large number attended despite sickness. Epworth League last Sunday night featured Miss Martha Goofing on tithing as personal experiences. Lord's Supper to be observed March 5. Sleighing party and chili supper at the Gooding home concluded a social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Martha Goofing
Mar
T. H Gooding Sr
Snow Report From Hailey Supervisor Notes Deep Snow
Ill caretaker at the Magic Dam has halted reservoir reports for three weeks. M. 3. Benedict, Forest Supervisor at Hailey, logs snow depths to noon February 27 at Halley stake 33 inches, Splitier Creek 39, Ketchum 33, Winslow 3, Galena 60, with total snow fill 3.10 inches and water content 0.38 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Dayton
Magic Dam
M. 3
Benedict
Hailey
Halley Stake
Splitier Creek
Winslow
Haller
Measuring Fixed Stars and the Challenge of Distance
A cryptic excerpt describes early attempts to measure star distances from the sun. It notes repeated failures by skilled observers before a final triumph, hinting at early methods and the focus on a star in Cygnus.
Fragmented notes reflect forgotten local life
A garbled OCR passage recalls Mr. Crothers' illness and community figures in a small town, with reflections on leadership, daily routines, and social scenes, all rendered without clear structure or dates. The text hints at absentee presidents, meetings, and routines, framed by fragmented dialogue and stray phrases.
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Tse
Coutowed
Hk Howe
Richfield News
Study Club
BIG Wood River News
Baptist Church News
Ihm
RTE
Methodist Church
Snow Report
Fulka
Crothers
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