New Laws of Much Public Benefit
Two new supplemental laws create Gooding Minidoka Counties and allow removal of records, aiding divisions from Lincoln County. Tax collection is simplified. funds are moved to the new and old Lincoln jurisdictions. Harry W. Anderson at the Courthouse devises an enabling method to release records as part of the savings.
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Gooding
Minidoka
Lincoln Couny
Lincoln
Harry W. Anderson
People's Handy Hind
Wen Dider
Andersen
Shoshone Cattle Top The Market
Shoshone cattle lead the market with two carloads shipped to Portland by W. Custer & Son at nearly 90 dollars per hundredweight. One cow sold for 182 dollars to the owners. Additional carloads are awaiting shipment as Phung blends stock with running trains to Pacific markets. A railroad conference in Thintington shaped plans for faster stock trains from Pocatello to the coast, with cooperation from Short Line shippers to Idaho, Montana, and Monida origin points.
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Portland
W. Custer & Son
W. W. Custer
Phung
Pocatello
Pacific Coast
Montana
Thintington
E. Manson
Gener
Me 5
Idaho
Minidake
Tti
Monida
Tag Hole
Centennial Valley
Manson
Maho
Pescatello
Idaho Women Urged to Promote Home Industry Week
Idaho women are asked to support Home Industry Week April 14 to 19 by buying Idaho made goods and urging local merchants to advertise “Idaho made” items. Each Woman's club will promote the program to boost state manufacturing, with a goal of strengthening local prosperity through increased demand for home produced products.
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Pete
Evry
Iano
Idaho
Iake
L Ho
Lincoln County Supreme Court rules county cannot undercut recording fees
The Idaho Supreme Court upholds a Lincoln County ruling, holding county commissioners and the county recorder lacked authority to contract with Twin Falls North Side Land Company for recording at 20 cents per folio. The ruling affirms a 40 cent per folio statutory charge and orders full folio pricing for all instruments. The decision notes the recorder must charge for every written word and cannot accept reduced rates.
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Supreme Court
Linco County
Twin Falls North Side Land Company
Aushie
Stewart
District Court of
Lincoln County
North Side Land Company
Furn- Ialled
County Recorder
Lancoln County
Sullivan Piasenting
Beard
Commieston
Countty
Rates on Lumber Suspended by Interstate Commission
Washington February 21 A proposed per cent increase in transcontinental rates on timber and other commodities from Pacific coast points to the Northern Pacific and Oregon Short Line was suspended by the Interstate Commerce Commission today as impracticable. Some refundings for feeding would be necessary and would be at terminating points.
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Washington
Pacific Coast
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Hugh
Montana
Interstate
National Highways Dream Spurs Debates Across States
Washington readers weigh the need for a nationwide system of roads. Advocates urge federal funding to connect states and counties, arguing a true national network would accelerate development and trade, with France serving as a model for trunk lines and local connections.
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Mee
Washington
Ite
National Highways Association
Eumeniry
France
Texas
Lewis
Largest Native Trout Ever Taken at Wood River
Bellevue resident Jesse Stitt recalls Washington's Birthday when he caught the largest native trout on Wood River. The 27 inch, 16 inch girth fish weighed 10 pounds and was landed below Magic Dam after a lengthy struggle in icy water. He used a 2-0 Kirby hook with wire leader and preserved Spawn, plans to have the catch mounted by a Boise taxidermist.
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Bellevue
Jesse Stitt
Washington
Wood River
Times
Sturonusht
Sute
Sylya
North Side Dairyman's Association Formed in Lincoln County
Former County Commissioner Al Speakman and 35 Lincoln County residents around Jerome organize the North Side Dairyman's Association to buy and sell dairy products and establish a creamery. Capital stock 10,000 dollars in 5,000 shares. promoters include J.C. Gegood Samuel Smit WA Jones TL D Carleton and Frank S Garnetson. The venture aims to benefit the community by advancing dairy commerce.
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AL. Speakman
Lincoln County
Jerome
North Side Dairysman's Association
Benides Mr. Speakman
J.C. Gegood
Samuel Smit
WA. Jones
TL. D. Carleton
Prank S. Garnetson
Victim of Fatal Accident on Short Line at Medbury
Freight worker Fd. MPANNE Brakeran F. J. McKune of the Third district on the Short Line was fatally injured Monday morning at 10 55 at Medbury while making a coupling He died within moments and the body was taken to Mountainhome The dead man unmarried but survived by his mother Mrs Jimee McKune of Shoshone Raised here a general favorite He was with train No 255 the Oregon time freight At Medbury a helper engine was being attached to assist the heavy train over Medbury hill He was coupling engine No 951 in charge of Engineer A Van Opden to the pivot of engine No 1328 In charge of Hogboer Al Branden The coupling pulled at first and McKune gave the signal for Engineer Van Orden to slick ahead He was standing between the drawbars when the other engine coupled on and McKune was crushed and died minutes later The body was brought home for interment.
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F. J. McKune
Medbury
Mountainhome
Jimee McKune
Shoshone
McKune
Oregon
Meitbury
A. van Opden
Hogboer AL
Branden
McKwne
Engineer van Orden
McCabe
Pupils Serve Meals to Teachers in Wh Grade Event
Last Friday noon the Wh grade entertained six of the teachers with a luncheon in the dining room of the domestic sciences department. The table was decorated with wet cherries and hatchets, featuring a center piece of the American flag. Four courses were served, each prepared by the pupil Ane foraon, lauded for proficiency in booking and serving. Teachers present included Superintendent Weaver, Mr L M Durte, Miss Andhe Gwin, Miss Josephine Parry, and Miss Alta Warton. a sugar garnish helped ease a threatened famine in the sweets.
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Ette
Himachet Foncheon
Scleams
Uese
Furnace Fails Yet Electricity Heats Water At Shoshone Home
A winter disaster froze and burst pipes in Shoshone but electricity warmed the house. The Fred W. Gooding residence circulating water plant froze early but, once thawed, electric current heated the water, keeping the home comfortable through severe cold. Senator Grasing notes the system worked admirably amid the harsh winter test.
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Maine
Miierale
Fred W. Gooding
Grasing
Idaho printers challenge out of state printing contracts
Syria-York company of Boise filed a district court suit against Minidoka County commissioners over a county printing contract. The complaint alleges the county awarded the job to George D. Mercant & Co of St Louis for the lowest bid by 67.75, while Syria-York’s bid of 0.50 was cheaper next best. The case raises whether county print time should be performed within Idaho whenever possible.
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Syria-York Company
Boise
Minidoka
Uiese
George D. Mernant
St Louis
Syra-York
Lodge
Lectin
Leedeneng
le Beken
Jul AL Walters
Producers organize Southern Idaho branch meeting
Field Secretary Bpight f Gooding attended a Shoekane meeting to form a Producers Association of Southern Idaho. George H. Goohes was named chairman Fred W. Gwin secretary a seven member committee to secure members and promote stock with 200 per share. A warehouse site offer and future meetings were discussed amid broader regional organizing.
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Bpight
F Gooding
Producers’ Association of
Southern Idaho
Associe von
George H. Goohes
Fred W. Gwin
Knact
Fred W. Goodins
Mall Road
Matt McFall
L J. Mott
FL Pater
George Purdum
Leule I. Gelshe
George Brown
B. W. Oppenteim
Rolse
Hin Bees
Isere
Fatundey
McFall Hotel
Beim
Miehfield
Tetrich
Gov names county officers amid unqualified vacancies
Governor Hales on Friday appointed Chener V. Cornwall of Heyburn as assessor and tax collector of Minidoka County in place of two unqualified appointees. He also named John Phoman of Gooding as treasurer of Gooding County to replace Freé A. Clark, chosen June 30.
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Minidoka
Guedings
Hales
Chener v. Cornwall
Heyburn
Aassesor
Minidoka County
Prier
Jonny Lee
Fun
John Phoman of
Gooding
Godling County
Freé A. Clark
Republicans Harmonizing Party Leader Borah Sees Unity
Special correspondence from Washington reports Republicans in Congress mending a rift and eyeing a united front by fall. Key progressives, including Borah and Hadley allies, back a national convention to address internal disputes while a reform agenda gains momentum in the Senate.
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