Idaho Tax Costs Jump as Government Outlays Rise
The Department of Commerce in Washington reports Idaho’s 1922 fiscal year total government cost at 5,201,926 dollars, per capita 11.61, up from 1917 and 1914 levels. Revenue receipts reached 5,707,283 dollars, per capita 12.68, leaving a 1.02 per capita surplus. Property and special taxes funded nearly half of revenue, with per capita property taxes at 6.20 in 1922. Fish way bonds totaling 1.96 million dollars were issued amid broader debt and valuation figures for Idaho.
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Department of Commerce
Washington
State of
Idaho
Shoshone Study Club Opens New Year Program
The Shoshone Study club holds its first meeting of the year chaired by Mrs J W Newman with civic committee members presenting the program. Readings include Cuba and Civil Work in Mexico, plus related papers and discussions by local participants.
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Civic Committee On Affairs
Civic
Mra
J. W. Newman
Frank Sillians
H. H. Nowland
E. 1
Cuba
Mexico
OW. Bewesan
Mole
Study Club Dance Postponed After Senator Disney's Death
The Sha rons study club social event, the Study Club Dance, was postponed from New Year’s Eve to Friday evening January 4 due to the death of Senator Frank T. Disney. A large out of town attendance is expected, with visitors from Fich field, Dietrich, Jerome and Gooding.
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Sharons Study Club
Frank T. Disney
Fichfield
Dietrich
Jerome
Gooding
Personal notices from a midwinter village column
A weekly social and town life update lists visits, entertainments, illnesses, travel, and events in Shoshone and Dietrich. Highlights include Mrs Cforden hosting the Salties Ald society, Mrs Wadd Swope and daughter visiting Mr and Mrs Joseph Parry, and various travels and hospital stays.
Absurd courtroom twist sparks at the Baugh Theatre night show
A Supreme Court ruling voids a baby adoption, restoring a Shoshone infant to its mother after questionable consent. The chaotic tale precedes a slate of era films at the Baugh Theatre including The Absymal Brute and The Queen of the Moulin Rouge with shows through January 6.
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Supreme Court
Laura Venthn
Silver Screen
Underworld
New York
Baugh
Andy Witt
Oil formation theory spans Americas to Siberia
Prof Fritiot Bergdhal, in a court house talk, argues Cretaceous rocks form a ring from the Gulf of Mexico across several states to Alaska and Siberia, hosting oil wells and rich coal beds. He labels Idaho a condemned area, cites coal field injections, and notes his global mining background in Africa and Chile.
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Fritiot Bergdhal
Gsid
Court House
Beredaht
Gulf of Mexico
Tolaho
Alaska
Siberia
Idaho
Tako
Transvaal
Africa
South Africa
J. Dale Lace
Chile
Senator Frank Disney Dies After Stroke in Idaho
Senator Frank T. Disney of Shoshone died early Friday after a stroke following a Masonic festival attendance. Services were held Monday in Shoshone and Tuesday at Boise with Masonic, Episcopal, and cathedral rites. Interment was beside his daughter in Morris Hill cemetery. Disney, born July 19, 1877 in LaRue Ohio, practiced law in Shoshone and served as U S commissioner, Lincoln County prosecutor, and two terms in the Idaho legislature. He was survived by his widow and brother Wilbur Disney of Rupert.
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Frank T. Disney
United States
Lincoln County
Mr. Disney
la Rue
Efe
Towhoi
Bellevue
Idaho
Shoshone
Mise Louise Barner
Luther, Mich
Disney
Falitwin University
Berea. O
University of Nebraska
Episcopal Church
Theodore Schneider
Joseph Wheeler
William Eden
J. O. Baker
Edward Gooding
M. T. Whitenack
C. C. Moore
C. PL McCarthy
R. N. Dunn
State Supreme Court
St. Michael's Cathedral
Paul Roberts
Jsmive
Morris Hill
Boise Lodge
Boise
Frank Coats
BR. A. Crooks
Arch Cunningham
Curtis Pike
C. P. McCarthy
TL. W. Thraftkill
Assembly Hall
Wilbur i Disney
Rupert
Alfalfa Seed Money in Idaho Reporter Fragment
A garbled report notes alfalfa seed value in Idaho with scattered figures and names. It mentions Manatain of Bites Gooding county taking possessions and partial totals including miles and units, plus references to individuals and local work crews. The text is fragmented with numerous OCR errors, obscuring clear facts.
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Ming
Marie
E & C. Toler
Culnon
Solm
Holkino
Kimama News Notes and Local Visits
Sam Tyson of Dietrichle visiting at the Pregister home. Mr and Mrs Fortune and family were at the mans home Christmas Day. Miscellany notes include visits and family gatherings with scattered names and unclear events from the holiday period.
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Sam Tyson
Dietrichle
Pregister
Dull Hare Type Railroad Company
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