Subscriptions and Notices Incomplete in Idaho Journal
Fragmentary OCR text shows importances of subscription receipts and notices for the Journal. Names such as E. Todd and locations Shoshone Idaho appear as agents or recipients. Mention of Warentane and Heyburn hints at local towns and entities involved in subscription matters.
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Ies
E. Todd
Shoshone Idaho
Aarm
Notines
Eee
Goring
Iaempuange
Foster
Idaho's retiring state officers praised in editorial tribute
The piece extols six years of service by Robert Ny Bell and Freveh, Burton L. French and Robert Bragan, and notes Lt Governor Purrell's term. It lauds their dedication, party loyalty, and knowledge while evaluating Idaho's administration as strong, safe, and progressive for the era.
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Robert Ny Bell
Gonina
Northwest
Idaho
Burton L. French
Mr. French
Robert Bragan
Kootenai County
Priest River Forest Reserve
State House
Spokane
Bragaw
Purrell
Senate
Wool prices rise as major sale locks in 109 half million pounds
Butterfleet Live Stock Co of Weiser has contracted 109,500,000 pounds of wool to St Louis buyers at a price around 19 cents per pound, a substantial gain over last year’s 12 cent average. The piece argues for a central warehousing plan to cut middlemen, stresses Idaho’s forest reserve grazing range issues, and calls for a state Lands Commission to manage public lands and water for irrigation amid federal policy debates.
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Butterfleet Live Stock Company
Weiser
St. Louis
Idaho
Forest Reserve
Interior Departments
National Association of Shop Nam
State Department
Washington
Land Office Removal Favor Shoshone Route
The language suggests the land office will relocate mid month with Shoshone as the favored site. Investigations by Washington agents consider Shoshone’s position at the main line junction with the Wood River branch, making it the most utilitarian choice despite Hasley opposition. Local officials welcome a new office in Shoshone next year.
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Hailey
Twin Falls
Department
Washington
United States
Shoshone
Wood Silver
Shoshone Hae
Hasley
The Retiring State Officials
The state ends its year as Governor Gooding retires after four years of leadership marking Idaho’s notable growth. Attorney General Civheau leaves public service after four years, having faced many knotty problems amid the era of rapid development and adjustment.
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Civheau
Woraver
Oregon Short Line Pays Excess Taxes For Gooding District
The Oregon Short Line voluntarily paid several hundred dollars in excess taxes for the Gooding senior district after district consolidation. The 10 mill levy was originally placed by District No. 6 and later consolidated with District No. 1, which paid little or no tax. The railroad’s payment covers the whole district, though the legal reach may only apply to District No. 10.
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Oregon Short Line
Gooding
Irrigation paper could boost Idaho farming in center belt
The piece argues Idaho has vast irrigable lands across Lincoln Blaine Cassia Twin Falls Owyhee Boise-Payette and other counties, with hundreds of thousands of acres ready for irrigation. It urges establishing a statewide irrigation periodical and locating a state agricultural college to teach best practices, inviting a funded initiative for a new industry in Southern Idaho.
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Idaho
Lincoln County
Blaine County
Cassia County
Twin Falls County
Owyhee
Boise-Payette
Bingham
Bannock
Bear Lake
Oneida
Fremont
United States
State Agricultural College
Good Man in Good Place Bucking Snow Chooses Engineer Role
Jesse Christman again earns a coveted post on the Boise branch line after decades with the Oregon Short Line. He rose from fireman to engineer and, with the new passenger train, takes the helm on the mountain route famed for conquering deep drifts. His knowledge of the line and drift-penetrating speed earns broad praise from colleagues and friends.
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Jesse Christman
J. & Chrisman
Carterman
Frank Coolidge
Aft. Coolldge
Boise
Wood River
Chrisman
Oregon Short
Governor Gooding Honored for Steady Leadership and Growth
The governor’s four year administration is praised for steady leadership during crises, strong defense against graft, and pivotal work in developing agricultural resources via the Reclamation and Carey acts. He is credited with opening millions of acres to cultivation, inviting capital, and fostering state prosperity. Gooding’s rise from politician to statesman is noted as central to Idaho’s progress. The city of Gooding welcomes his retirement era and expects continued growth under capable successors.
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Gooding
Idaho
Oleveiel
R. Gooding
Gooling
Frank R. Gooding
Steunenberg
United States
Hself
Governor Gooding
Snake River Valley
News Changes Hands in Bellevue
Belle vue News announces editor Clyde Shaw retires after many years at the helm. H. Doolittle takes charge bringing active experience to Bellevue, Idaho. The Eastern Idaho Press club member Shaw will be missed at the paper’s regular gatherings.
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Elleviue News
Bellevue News
Clyde 5
Shaw
Doolitle
The
News
Idaho
Eastern Idaho Press Club
Presence and Wise Council
Doolittle
Belevue
Painter Julan EB Lane Exhibits Southern Mohua Scenery
Julan EB Lane, the painter, is disposing many recent paintings of southern Mohau scenery. He is now engaged in other scenes which will be opened for public inspection at a later time.
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Julan EB. Lane
Maho
Grant A Carnonti GINEER evening and notes
Fragmentary OCR item mentions engineering topics and water supply with references to industrial buildings and heritage work. Mentions possible names like Shoswone Sr and Twin Fates with unclear context. Sparse readable content limits full factual summary.
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