State Hatcheries Boost Trout Fry Supply in Idaho
DANO. TROUT State Hatchers turn out a terrific fry supply with plans to plant 1 200 000 at Hay Spur and 2 000 000 more after Sand Point comes in. Warm River hatchery, largest in Fremont County, will plant 7 000 000 fry and develop 400 000 eggs for Sand Point. Sand Point relies on Bear Lake trout and aims to expand Idaho’s fish industry.
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Warm River
Idaho
Geo. H. Tanac
Isaac
Hay Spur
New York City
Fremont Vmanty
Sand Point
Silver Creek
Hailey
Deadish
Tdaho
Bib Osborne
de. Partin
Shoshone City Sees Major Building Boom
Machinery arrives for the Shoshone brick plant and construction rushes ahead on Walnut and Rail streets. Wernicke moves a rear building for excavations, while plans include a $35,000 school, a $20,000 stone Catholic church, and several brick blocks and residences. The surge signals prosperous growth for Shoshone.
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W. C. Custer
Fee
Rail Street
Noddings & Crabtree
McFall
Darrah and Grable
A. I. McMahon
Walnut Street
Wernicke
Fred W. Gooding
W. H. Baugh
Rail
Greenwood Streets
B. F. Peak
Crandall & Clements
McCune
Boise
Greenwood
Mountain View
Baugh Drug Store
Post and Greenwood Streets
Rose
New Territory Added as Road Plans Reach North Shoshone
Fred W. Gooding wins county action to build a first class road north from Shoshone to the north line of the North Shoshone tract. A three-member commission will supervise the project with $2,100 total funding from county irrigation and city interests. The plan includes straightening the lava bed road to Big Wood river and extending a parallel route to the North Shoshone limit.
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Fred W. Gooding
Board of County Commissioners
Shoshone
North
Idaho Irrigation Company
Lincoln County
Idaho Irrigation Co
Paul R. Kartzke
Das. A. Green
The
Camas Prairie
Lincoln
Idaho Irrigation Co., Ltd
Jos. Keefer
Keefer & White
Wernicke
Borden
ALO. Cottle
Merc. Co
Railroad Building Plans Press Idaho Growth and Roads
The Oregon Short Line and its branches plan extensive railroad expansion in southern Idaho to support irrigation projects and connect with major lines. Routes would run from Twin Falls to the Salmon river dam, toward Wells, and from Burley to Oakley, with additional branches near Shoshone, Rupert, Jerome, and Challis. Construction trains advance east of Shoshone toward Bliss, with new depots and yard work under way to handle expected traffic growth tied to irrigation schemes.
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Oregon Short Line Railroad
Minidoka 4 South
Burl
Snake River
Glenn's Ferry
Burley
Oakley
G. K. Smith
Salt Lake
Jones
Idaho
Snake
Twin Falls-Owyhee
Kuhn-Buhl
Pittsburg
Twin Falls
Salmon River
Frank H. Buhl
Oxley
Buhl
Glenn’s Ferry
Elmore ‘County
Lieved
Hagerman Valley
Lincoln County
King Hill
Pocatello Tribune
Oregon Short Line
Southern Pacific
Wells
Newnds
Goose Creek
Ann
Mackay Road
Rupert
Jerome
Wersall
Ura
Shoshone
Pocatello
Bliss
Dietrich
Twin Falls ‘North Side
Hamilton
Missoula
Twlo Falls
O. S
Wet or Dry Election Delayed in Lincoln County
The vote on saloon operation in Lincoln County will not occur before November. Petition efforts, hindered by confusion over legal requirements, saw 1072 signers from 7 of 16 precincts among 1566 votes cast. Gooding led petitions with nearly 800 names. Bliss nearly tied for secretary of state support.
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Wendell
Rupert
Hagerman
Richfield
Lincoln County
A. A. Garlock
Board of County Commissioners
Petithors
Gooding
Bliss
Hay
Bonds Pass For Twelve Grade School Expansion
The school bond vote was unanimous last Friday authorizing 345000 for a new school home and land purchases plus 335000 for a new building with ten classrooms an auditorium a basement play rooms a library and other facilities. The board invites patrons to review plans and provide feedback to better meet district needs while aiming to raise the district’s school standards. Valuable handbook on Dry Farming issued by the Dry Farming Congress details global results and recommendations for farmers and calls for members to obtain the handbook and related bulletins.
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Denver
Colo
Cree T. Work
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Texas
National Education Association
Department of Manual Training
Work
Anfe
J. W. Howard
Coy
Miler
Milner
Hillsdale
Aive A
Howard
Jshoehone
Dry Farming Congress
Cheyenne
Wyo
Congress
W. H. Olin
Geluy
Timmers
Gengrésé
Gon
Ofburt
Agbs Just Ie
Dry Wing Compress
Secom International Exposition
Billings
Miter
IHD
John T. Byrne
Congress For
Memburghl
Dry Farming Congress Bulletin
Unt
Ite the World
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State Hatchers
Snake River Canyon
Devil's Corral
City of
Empire Building
Greater Shoshone