Fragmentary note hints at Secret Service activity
A garbled OCR entry mentions the Secret Services and public operations, linking scattered names and places such as Shoshone Idaho Gooding and Hesburn. The text is incomplete but suggests a report or notice touching federal or security matters and public involvement.
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Todd
Shoshone
Idaho
Ile
Sana
Ware
Les Cheete
Hesburn
Lew
Nathans
Rupert
Ioonanas
Secret Services
Secret Service
Sometines
Governor Brady Sets High Standard for Idaho
Governor Brady declares a solemn intention to serve Idaho with full duty and honesty. He urges the legislature to honor promises from the campaign, supports spending on humanitarian and educational efforts, and envisions bonds to fund roads schools and care for the disadvantaged. The Journal praises the outlook as a statesmanlike path for the state’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isale
Brady
Boise
Messae
Idaho
Idalo Bne
Idaho Agricultural College Location Debate in State
A historical editorial argues selecting a site for Idaho Agricultural College in the Snake River Valley or Lincoln County. It urges moving the agricultural college from part to full status, securing federal funds, and choosing a central, irrigated Lincoln County site for the new state institution this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Idaho Agricultural College
Snake River Valley
Moscow
State University
Pery
Torth
Agricultural Covons
Lincoln County
Calle
South Thabe
Dermare
Vinelute
Honest Words From The First
Fragmentary OCR text shows locals praising men who kept their word and those seeking tamales amid unclear context. The piece references honesty, laborers, and a terse plea about integrity in public life. No clear dates or organizations are identified.
Journal Declines Straight Republican Ticket Support
The Journal did not back the full straight Republican ticket, arguing that any nominee needed reinforcement to ensure the party fulfilled its promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Journal
Hagerman Happenings Report Busy Week Notes
Hagerman updates report deaths births visitors and local activity. A sister’s funeral in Mit ed City after a death in the Anderson family. a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Richardson. Chas Rose visits from Clear Lake. George Grover returns from Shoshone. Dr H A Purdy leaves Hagerman for Gooding with Mrs Purdy to Bellevue. Mr and Mrs BE Bobo go to Mountain Home. Prof Biggs and wife move into the Bobo home. John Parrott delivers alfalfa seed to Buhl for sixteen cents per pound. four inches of snow brings sheep into feed. Malad bridge work advances toward Hagerman Bliss. new bride’s celebration decorations and gifts noted. Stockgrowers’ embroidery sale postponed to next week.
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Gifford
Anderson
Richardson
Chas. Rose
Clear Lake
Hagerman
George Grover
Shoshone
Woolgrower's Association
Ed Owsley
da Swalt
Donald
Lower
Salmon Falls
John Boyle
H. A. Purdy
Gooding
ex_pects
Ralph Bryant
Dr. Marshall
Walter Cook
Bliss
Sage Brush Displays at Pocatelto Wool Growers Meeting
Sage Brush Tonto company plans an elaborate display at the National Wool Growers association meeting in Pocatelto to showcase tonic and shampoo products. A live Indian will feature in the window, and free 5 ounce bottles will be given to every delegate and each hair tonic purchaser. The display, boxes, car stows, and sample bottles cost hundreds of dollars but aim to boost advertising and dividends.
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Sage Brush
Pocatelto
Sage Brush Tonto Company
National
Wool Growers’ Association
com _pany
Unseasonable Moisture Helps Dry Farming Hopes
The region reports heavy moisture with widespread snow in the mountains possibly 100 feet deep, delaying travel and promising a steady water supply for irrigation. Dry plains may yield fair crops without irrigation, though overall conditions are unusually wet for the season.
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Gers
Idano
Perhays
Too Far to Come. Louisiana Teacher Skips Post
A Louisiana teacher contracted to fill Mise Hitchcock’s place did not arrive, citing distance and travel costs. The school opens with Mrs. Burnside as temporary fill, a bookkeeping class planned under Miss Leete, and negotiations to hire a Wisconsin teacher. Skating ponds near the school benefited pupils though during vacation no skating occurred. Several teachers attended the state teachers association meeting at Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Mise Hitchcock
Wisconsin
COUNTY OFFICERS INSTALLED IN LINCOLN COUNTY
Lincoln county installs new officers with leaders drawn from local business and ranching. Chairman Kartze, a contractor from Jerome, oversees North Side canal work and head gates while building housing in the North Side tract. Charles Gridley of Hagerman, a longtime resident and stockraiser, previously served as county commissioner.
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Salt Lake Herald
Kartze
Jerome
Lincoln County Real Estate
North Side Canal
North Side
Charles Gridley
Irom Hagerman
Lincoln County
Hero 4
Below Zero Weather Sets Winter Record Spark
The region endures a deep cold snap as temperatures dip below zero at the weather observatory after a week of rain and snow. On Monday it stood one degree above zero, with colder readings elsewhere. Montana reports 40 below, Halley lower than Shoshone, while local frost poses no immediate danger to fruit or grain.
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Montana
Halley
Shoshone
Snake River
Richfield Developments Highlight Town Building Plans
Lot 16 block 59 sold for 200 dollar bonus. J G White Co receives three dummy engines for dam work. Steam shovels arrive. 26 tons each, hauled by ten mules. Dam tunnel to finish by February 1. Land office moves. town lots selling fast. Farmer Institute January 23 with talks on dairying and horticulture. Alex McPherson to preside. stereoptical lecture on agriculture per night. Snow covers ground. freighters use sleds. A M Richardson builds new two story hotel. Prof Lenker visits Richfield. two store buildings planned at Main and Oneida. Appel building pool room on Main Street. barber shop and baths to follow.
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E.W. Hanna
J. G. White
White
J. H. Feanedon
Dr. Shinn
Alex McPherson
Twin Falls
Messrs
Messanies
Green
Day
Slate
Hanna
A.M. Richardson
Prof
Lenker
Gooding
Richfield
Dickerson and
Craven McCol lom Nup tia at 2 o clock Wednesday
Craven McCollom and Miss Vraven wed in the presence of close relatives at the home of the bride’s parents. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Gourley at 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon followed by a reception and a small wedding dinner. The couple planned a brief wedding trip after the ceremony in the Galwick area.
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Diel
Vraven
Mids Kiva
Robert = McCollun
Tev
Me Gourley
Corenen
Mies Mcoltom
Uravan
Jane Maxwell
Larlite Walt
Ant
Champlain
Imogene Craven
Findal
Back to the Parm Jones Retires From Office in Lincoln County
Shoite Jones, retiring from the sheriffs office, leaves Lincoln County under Republican party control for the first time in years. Leroy St. Jones steps down, claiming voluntary exit after pursuing suspected law-breakers. He vows not to run again though will aid friends. He is praised as efficient, fearless, and effective at ferreting out crime.
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Shoite Jones
Hee
Leroy St. Jones
Sant
Sheriffs Office
Court House
Republican Party
Lincoln County
Fragmented 19th century road tale from Taingh era
A garbled OCR passage describes long standing neglect and social disruption in a coastal region. Mentions freight decline and passenger traffic dwindling, with references to a prominent local figure and ongoing hardships. The content remains unclear and fragmented.
Opening of Carey Act lands in Idaho 1909 notice
State Board of Land Commissioners announces open entry for desert lands in Lincoln County Idaho under the Carey Act. Land parcels not exceeding 160 acres, price 50 cents per acre with half payment on application and final proof. Requires water shares contract with Idaho Irrigation Company Limited at up to 35 dollars per share. Entry by applicant or authorized agent at Boise. James Ambrady governor signs notice.
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Boise
Idaho
State Board of Land Commissioners
Dao
State Board of Land
United States
East
Meridian
State Board of Landommissioners
Ade County
ATL
Idaho Freleation ‘Company, Limited
Lpeigation
Jamas Amrady
Chalruve
Lagi
Cher
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DR. W. E. Dubes
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William Dill, D. D
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Snosioye, Ipano
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Ioano
Frank T. Disney
Grant A
Swosnone St
Harvey A. Thomas
Tomas A ‘Thomas
Dena M. Thomas
Notary Public
Swosnon
Nance
John Koets
U. 8
Suosnoxe
Ipano
Richfield Ripples
Craven McCcollom Nuptia
Auel Wow Stofman
Chew
Junction City
de Lodge No. 16
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Odd Fellows Hall
C. C. Hanes
Noble
J. M. Carter
K.of P. Hall
Gilbert White
C. C. W. Hail Horne
K. R
Lincoln Camp No
Lodge Hall
D. W. Yanks
V. CG
S. W. Creasey
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Masonic Hall
Mar McPar
W. M
Fray T. Dissey
W. Zk.sworn
Tin and Plumbing
Purdum & Purdum's
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