Shoshone Hosts Woolgrowers Sawtooth Range Meet
Woolgrowers of the Sawtooth range held a gathering in Shoshone with three National Forest Service officials. An association named Sawtooth Woolgrowers' Association was formed with officers Barlow Ferguson Price Newman and Charles Coon. An advisory board of five was elected to work with the service. Ex-Governor Gooding attended and 46 of 75 range users signed the association articles.
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Sawtooth Range
Shoshone
Natonal Forest Service
C. Leavitt
Ogden
Homer Fenn
C. N. Woods
Hailey
Sawtooth Woolgrowers’ Association
Barlow Ferguson
Price Newman
Charles Coon
Gooding
Fred W. Gooding
H. Bettis
Boise
Jacob Rolfson
Cerey
Hugh Sproat
Mt. Home
Charles Owens
Hagerman
National Foresters
National Service
Sawtooth
Sawtooth Wool Growers Association Constitution and By laws
A group of Sawtooth National Forest users form the Sawtooth Wool Growers Association to promote and protect the sheep industry on the forest. It outlines membership terms, advisory board composition, officer duties, forest service cooperation, permit rules, dues, voting, and amendment procedures with a roster of founding signatories.
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Awtooth National For
Re. S. Forest Service
Sawtooth National Forest
Sawtooth Wool Growers’ Association
Forest Service
National Forest
National Forest Regulations
Advisory Board
W. F. Rawson
C. O. Stockslager
J. F. Skillern
F. H. Skillern
Frank Brandon
GB. Novinger
Swain & Bro
Anderson Bros
Joe Akers
Arthur Bros
Rf Bacon
Jery Becker
A. H. Brailsford
Coon
Clinton Sheep Co
Mrs Shbault
R. G. Frame
Fred W. Gooding
A. J. Newman
Jo L. Ormsby
Jake Rolfson
Soardman
T. T. Butles
Martin EB. Curran
Ben Darrah
Prist. Barlow Ferguson
F. R. Gooding
Thos H. Gooding
Lane & Maunders
James Laidlaw
Thos. McMillan
Will T. Montgomery
S. P. Newman
Payne Bros
Senator Heyburn Visits Shoshone on Return to Washington
Idaho Senator W B Heyburn spent a brief visit in Shoshone on his way back to Washington after several days in Bomwe. He met many friends and spoke of the legislature, claiming no looming fight over the senatorship. Heyburn, healthier after the campaign, promised significant work for the state and cited broad public endorsement.
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Idaho
Shoshone
W. B. Heyburn
Washington
Bomwe
Heyburn
Trienids
Platts
Depews
Aldriches
Senate
Mason Reed to Orate On Arid West at Wool Growers
Major Fred R. Reed has been invited to address the Wool Growers Association in Pocatello on Friday on The Arid West. He is noted for his work with Arid Idaho and is among the best known figures in the United States for discussing this subject. The Journal promises readers a print of the address as a valuable review of developments in the West.
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Arid West
Fred R. Reed
Wool Growers’ Association
Pocatello
West
Major Reed
Idaho
Atd
United States
Pleasuét
Shoshone Builds a Banner Booklet to Attract New Residents
Under the Commercial Club, Shoshone proclaims an upcoming descriptive booklet to lure immigration into Lincoln County. Citing rival towns Jerome Wendell Twin Falls and King Hill, the piece urges community funding, promising a strong return as the town showcases electric lights paved walks and water systems. Help Boost Shoshone by subscribing with a blank check for the project.
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Shoshone
Idaho
Lincoln County
West
Rupert
Gooding
Soldier
Jerome
Wendell
Twin Falls
King Hill
Two Great Indian Reservations to Open for Settlers
Preliminary arrangements by the Indian Bureau and General Land Office plan opening the Coeur d'Alene and Lemhi Reservations next year. Four townsites, including Desmet and Worley, surveyed for public sale with private sale at the appraised price if unsold. Also notes soil survey findings for Minidoka Idaho and distribution details for interested senators or Idaho’s congress members.
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Coeur d'Alene
Indian Bureau and
General Land Office
Northwestern Press Association of Washington
Desmet
Worley
Plumenir
Lemhi
Department of Agriculture
Minidok
Idaho
Sorater Heyburn
Ebbe Ot
Congress
Minidoka
Idaho Irrigation Co to Move HQ to Richfield
The Idaho Irrigation Company plans to move its headquarters from Boise to Richfield in Livein County to centralize operations near its land holdings. Alexander S McPherson of Twin Falls will teach irrigation and crop selection at the first farmers institute in Richfield on Saturday January 13. Water is to be supplied to Richfield and South Gooding tracts in time for this year's crops as the dam and reservoir progress under heavy machinery delivery.
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Hailey
Bellevue
Ike
Harley
Richfield
Marion
Frank Millsaps
Millsaps
Laahe Irrigation
Cumics
Reise
Admunad M. Make
Idato Irtgation Co
Shone Fiider
Bole
Shoshone
Greanty
Livevin County
Alexander S McPherson
Twin Falls
McPherson
Snows
West
Farmers’ Institute
Idaho Irrigation Company
Big Wood
Idaho
South Gooding
Lincoln County swears in new officers and boards
The November election brought a full slate of new Lincoln County officials. Sheriff’s duties shift to L. M. Zug as Wheeler completes assessor work. commissioners, treasurer D. Werleke, and other officers take oaths and begin a busy year managing taxes, offices, and public duties with Frank T. Disney as county attorney and Leah M. Burnside continuing as county school superintendent.
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Lincoln Covery
Wheeler
L. M. Zug
Gridley
Paul Kartake
Jerome
di Iritt
D. Werlleke Haseen Tresturer
Lincoln
Clace
Leah M. Burnside
Frank T. Disney
Lincnim County
Disney
Lincoln County
J. L Puller
Jenly
Mackey
Ute
Killen
Nouthern Idaho
John Keets
Harte
Rupert Plonger
Ince
Journal
Idaho Wet Spell Secures Irrigation Promise Across South
Twin Falls reports show Rupert with two and a half inches and Shoshone at 1.37 inches as Southern Idaho endures a heavy rainfall. The March moisture boosts lowland watering, snowpack in the mountains, and a robust forthcoming season for farmers and stockmen. The wet period is described as a boon for crops and live stock, with water supplies now practically assured for next season.
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Idaho
Twin Falls
Rupert
Gooding
Oregon
Music at Shohone Methodist Church Highlights Local Talent
Two Sunday worship musical treats featured John Helman singing The Higher Life in the morning and a quartet performing Come Thou Fount in the evening Both pieces were original compositions by Prof B J Bechtel who also played the organ Bechtel plans one or two books for publication and many songs debut here in Shohone are slated for inclusion Local townspeople warmly received these works praising the gifted local musician and his contributions
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John Helman
Mroning
B. J. Bechtel
Hetchtel
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Senator Heyburn
Mason Reed
Orate
Weldon B. Heyburn
Voice of the People of Idaho
United States Senate
Ournal
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