Re elected 10 Presidency and Wool Growers’ session
The forty sixth annual convention of the National Wool Growers Association in session discusses tariff policy forest reserves the 17 mile an hour livestock train limit and the national wool warehouse The talks highlight the warehouse success and the need for funds a press bureau and statistics department to educate the public about wool tariffs and market forces.
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National Wool Growers’ Association
United States
Congress of the
Theodore Justice
Congress
Taft
Winona
Department of Statistics
National
Wool Growers' Association
Pational Wool Warehouse
Chicago
I Fenbie Ie
Wool Buyers’ Trust
National Wool Warehouse Company
American National Livestock Association
Los Angeles
Wilson
Agriculturel Department
Roosevelt
White House
Humane Societies of
National Humane Society
Idaho
Ushur
Forestry Borean
Forestry Bureau
Great Stock Associations
Offir Cialis
Forestry Department
Gooding
Shoshone to Install Auxiliary Steam Plant for Power
The Gooding Brothers held a meeting at the First National Bank to elect officers and approve improving Sho shone Light and Water service by adding an auxiliary steam plant of total power. The plan aims to permit water power growth without affecting city services and to better handle winter interruptions noted in Boise and other cities. Manager F C Pierce, an electrical engineer, supports the change as a significant improvement for residents and the utility system.
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Gooding Brothers
First National Bank
Shoshone
Boise
F.C. Pierce
Producers' Association of Rur Port Elects Directors
The Producers' Association of Rur Port reports membership near 200 with ongoing new applications. An election for the new directorate is underway by mail or written notices, with directors to assume office thereafter.
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Producers’ Association of Rurport
Industrial School Exhibit Praised At Seattle and Boise Fairs
The State Industrial School at St Anthony showcased students work including hard goods boots uniforms and sewing at Seattle and Boise fairs. President Taft praised the exhibit noting educational progress. The Boise fair awarded a loving cup and first premium for exhibits similar to Seattle plus school farm products. Corner band members play from memory with no sheet music.
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Asocation
JC. Brashear Bna
State Industrial School
St. Anthony
Seattle
Preaiherst Taft
Boise
Valuable Agricultural Land Across United States Sets Records
A census reported in the Grange Judd Farmer shows U S agricultural lands, farms, buildings, machinery, and livestock valued at about 20 billion dollars. The number of farms rose from 1 million in 1860 to nearly 7 million in 1910, with farm values increasing 44 percent since 1900 and 15 percent over the prior decade, marking unprecedented growth in agricultural wealth.
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United States
Grange Judd
Mabbutt and Bray wedding in Rupert
Mabbutt of Shoshone and Miss Ethyl Bray of Rupert wed at the Episcopal rectory last Sunday afternoon. Rev. Allward Chamberlaine conducted the ceremony. attendees included Miss Annie Smith and Miss Sarah Highgine among others. The groom, a former Albion State Normal student and football player, and the bride, daughter of Dun Bray, will reside in Rupert after a trip to Salt Lake City.
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Mabbutt
Stedert
Albion State Normal School
Rupert
Salt Lake City
Twin Falls
Looks Black for Guilty Man in Fleming Murder Case
Attorney General McDougall informed that Supreme Court sustained Tudge Walters in the Fleming murder ruling and a new sentence to the gallows will be carried out in Shoshone. Prosecutor Disney and Judge Howe hailed the decision and noted the saved cost of a new trial to Lincoln County taxpayers. Frank Langford died from a road ambush near Fleming’s home, Fleming confessed, and the previous verdict of first degree murder stands pending execution.
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Disney
McDougall
Supreme Court
Tudge Walters
Fleming
Shoshone
Howe
Home
Lincoln County
Walters
Frank Langford
John Fleming
Rupert
Bia
Blackfoot
Borden’s Nova Scotia Trip News and Local Incidents
C F Borden returned last Saturday from Nova Scotia to find his father well. The journey was by Union Pacific to Omaha and Chicago, Walbahter Detroit and Canadian Pacific via Halifax. A near train wreck near Toronto prompted brief refuge in farmhouses until relief arrived. other notes mention Charles Miller’s probation and local juvenile matters, with limited details due to garbled text.
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C. F. Borden
Nova Scotia
Sia
Indy
Union Pacific
Omaha
Chicago
Detroit
Canadian Pacific
Halifax
Borden
Horden
Tardgnlly
Caradu
Hardin
Brdger
Snc
Mtr
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F-W.gooding
National Woolgrowers’ Association
Odgen, Utah
National Warehouse
Chicago Association of Commerce
Pocatello
National Wool Warehouse
Casseritt
Weat
Pocatells
Boston
Boston Wool Buyers’ Trust
National Warehouse Company
Ben Darrah
Unus
Fleming Condemned
Shorshone
C.F. Borden
Lad
Puller
Javennheimeh
Charles Miller
Minidoka
St Anthony
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