Rumor of Lincoln County School District Finances Denied
Local officials address rumors about the Shoshone district No 12 dire financial condition. They explain the 50 cent per 100 tax levy and state funds are allocated by January, with two thirds distributed by pupil counts. Four new districts reduced Shoshone funding this year, but the district expects to run a normal term.
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Lincoln County
Sach
Thas
Coug
Wang
Almostwice
Tony
McCollum Receives $400 New Year Gift From Twin Falls Co
In appreciation of valuable service, Twin Falls Investment Co presents R. M. McCollum with a $400 check as New Year gift. McCollum, secretary of the company, has worked hard for its welfare and the gift honors his labors. Journal joins Shoshone in congratulating him.
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Twin Falls Investment Co
R. M. McCollum
Death of J. P. Hovey veteran railroad chief dies
J P Hovey superintendent of motive power for the Kansas City Mexico & Orient died of old age at his Wichita Kansas home. Eighty four, long time railroad man with Union Pacific, Orient service until days ago. Survived by wife, daughter Ethel, son-in-law E Dick inson. Born Rochester New York, held key posts across the West including Shoshone shops and Wyoming division master mechanic. Funeral not yet announced.
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J.P. Hovey
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient
North
Lawrence Avenue
Witchita
Kansas
Mr. Hovey
Union Pacific
Orient
E. Dickinson
The
Dickinson
Ethel
Rochester
New York
Wyoming
Laramie
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Omaha
West
Pocatello Tribune
Call for Warrants From County Treasurer
Call for payment of all Scalp Bounty Warrants and Current Expense Warrants dating from 1903 to 1905. Includes Current Expense Warrants of 1904, Warrants to November 16, 1905, road and bridge warrants, and school warrants. C. W. Wenski, County Treasurer.
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C. W. WensiKr
Perrine predicts early start on north side canal plans
J B Perrine in town en route to Salt Lake City and then Chicago for a meeting of the new company to take over from the old firm. He says work on the north side canal would begin after the meeting and reach past Shoshone by next fall, with vast land waiting for water and homes for hundreds of families hoped for as canal branches and main lines open.
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J. B. Perrine
Salt Lake City
Chicago
Perrine
North Side Canal
Perjrine
School Teachers Meet in Shoshone District
The Shoshone section of the Lincoln County School Teachers Association met in the County Superintendent’s office last Saturday under the direction of Miss Dorothy Crawford. A very pleasant and instructive meeting was held with an interesting program arranged for the occasion.
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Lincoln County School Teacher's Association
Dorthy Crawford
No Stock Rustlers This Year At Stock Yards
The commission houses east of the Missouri river pledge not to send rustlers to the Far West this year. Previously every cattle and sheep house represented here bid against each other, driving prices down for shippers. Commission men met and agreed not to send rustlers, with potential breaches by one or two houses risking shipments.
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Commission
Missouri River
Wood River Times
The Teacher's Creed in County Schools
A period piece reflects on a county superintendent office display of The Teacher's Creed urging teachers to memorize the pledge to educate, inspire, and shape the future through model behavior and practical work. The creed emphasizes faith in students, the value of education, dignity of teaching, and lessons learned by example over words.
Forgery arrests in Butte suspect lands in Rupert
Frank Barker a former resident now living in Butte Montana was arrested Friday for forgery after forging a check on November 25. He returned to Rupert January 1 and was detained with the local sheriff after instructions from Butte authorities. An Austrian man shot by Marshal J M Stevenson of Minidoka Monday night died from a gunfight following a drugging incident. A coroner's inquest exonerated Stevenson. Chas P Roe editor of the Rupert Pioneer arrives in town to file Idaho Telephone Company incorporation papers with Boise. The company will base in Rupert with 50 000 shares at five dollars each and initial subscriptions from Marion M Mackey Alice Mackey Llewellyn M Zug Ailis D Ash and Frank Copening.
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Frank Barker
Butte
Montana
Barker
Quinn
Wm. Simms
J. M. Stevenson
Minidoka
Justice Tannenyi
Stevenson
Millsaps
Chas. P. Roe
Rupert Pioneer
Boise
Idaho ‘Telephone Company
Rupert
Idaho
Marion M. Mackey
Alice Mackey Llewellyn M. Zug
Ailis D. Ash
Frank Copening
Roe
Scomascot Artiglee
Materiaky
Ismow
Rand
Night Transplants Save Trees Compared with Daylight
A study shows trees moved at night adapt better than those transplanted in daylight. Researchers note cooler temperatures and reduced stress for roots, advocating nocturnal planning for large plantings and urban forestry projects. The finding highlights timing as a key factor in transplant success.
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Gonseqiytiyie Shoshone
Siuei
Lone
J. P. Hovey
Idaho Telephone Company
First National Bank
Shoshone, Idaho
Mkidsi
F. R. Goonie
FLW
Goonre
Cras. M. Hempums
Cashiers
P. R. Gooding
Pred W. Gooding
Chie M. Hemphill
Thos H. Gooding
Homan M. Heelbert
Edward A. Walters
Dea General
I. Oo
Odd Fellows Hall
W.D
C. WoWeentoxe
E. W. Horton
F. W. Kleinman M. D
Starrh’s Drug Store
Frank Whittington
Vredenburgh
Jeweler
E. A. Walters
Attorneyy AT Law
Tdaho
W.R. Swope
Tao
Meaver
Barber Shepp
W. J. Smiths
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