Ishone Wins From Hansen in Shoshone Slugfest
Shoshone defeats Hansen 13 to 9 after a heavy hitting clash led by 22 hits and two home runs, as Thompson started on the mound before Fuller finished. Keefer and Schuppenies starred in left, while Lindemer returned from injury at center field and Eldridge allowed 14 hits for the losers. Jerome looms next Sunday on the diamond.
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Jerome
Sun- Moon
Hansen Shoshone
Diamond
Thompson
Fuller
Thompeon
Keefer
Schuppenies
Pethick
Lindemer
Eldridge
Schuppentes Keefer
Demade
Extra Five Mills Favored By City Levee Meeting
A mass meeting of city officials unanimously voted for adding five mills to this year’s levy. The meeting chaired by EA Bowler and with Mrs. Leah M. Burnside as secretary reviewed finances showing street sprinkling, lighting, street and bridge work, rent for library rest room, drayage, materials, police, insurance, and miscellaneous costs totaling 9674.29 dollars. With valuations falling from 542,055 to 510,024 this year, a 15 mill levy would raise 7,650 dollars, about 3,024 dollars less than last year, prompting plans to reduce the total levy from 20 to 18.5 mills and set next year’s levy on the current year’s lower valuation.
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EA Bowler
Leah M. Burnside
U. S. L. RR Co
General Fund
Local Happenings and Visits in Boise Area
Claro Dunn and Fred Murdock returned from visits in Boise this week. A.M. Lindemer of Richfield visited Shoshone on business. Lena Ivers and sister Mrs. Les Monroe shared time there this week. Charlee Coole family drove to Dietrich on business. Miss Fowler spoke at the Methodist church about the Near East Heller. Mothers Circle meets July 10 at Mrs. Harry Jones’s home. LA Pecks underwent appendicitis surgery last night at Wowatelle. Mary Wermote reported on the Letmphone during the Earth Showers period.
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Claro Dunn
Boise
Fred Murdock
Morse
Adv
O. M. Nicely
A. J. Lindemer
Richfield
Lena Ivers
Burman
Lesle Monroe
Charlee Coole
Dietrich
Rei Haken
Legion Caravan Seeks Idaho State Convention Rally Route
The American Legion caravan to the Idaho state convention in Coeur d Alene August 20 11 gathers Legion fellows in three districts. Western leader Ralph Breshears Eastern Drew Stanrod Southern W D Gils organize posts from Jerome to Filer. Cars converge to a central point likely New Meadows then proceed to Coeur d Alene by car banners promoting the Legion.
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Amerian Legion
American Legion
D’ Alene
Idaho
Pocatello
Jerome
Paul
Shoshone
Salmon
Twin Falls
Lee Hazelton
Hailey
Hagerman
Gooding
Fairfield
Bien
Buhl
Burley
Rupert
Kimberly
Murtaugh
Filer
Ralph Breshears
Nampa
Legion
New Meadows
New Schedule Set After Twin Falls Drop From League
A revised league schedule was created after Twin Falls withdrew. Substitutions include July 2 Jerome at Shoshone Wendell at Hen and Hasten at Kinderly. July 16 Eden at Shoshone Wendell at Kimberly Hansen at Jerome. August 5 Gheehane at Wendell Kinderly at Rites Jerome at Manem Ausuet August 12 Heman at Bhian Wendell at Jerome Baena June 6 Adene Mth thaniane at Seren ten of Manado Mishary Webel.
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Jerome
Shoshone
Wendell
Hen
Hasten
Kinnerly
Eden
Werdell
Kimberly and
Local Mapperings and Footnotes Misread as Messy Text
Fragmentary OCR reads like garbled notes about mapping and feet. The readable fragment hints at local mapping tasks or a personal note but offers no clear names places dates or events to anchor a proper news item.
Idaho Ideal for Dairying and Dairy Industry Growth
Idaho soil water and climate support alfalfa, corn, and grain for dairy cattle, enabling high quality hay and ensilage yields. The state has advanced in dairy production with cows of high producing capacity at low costs, converting raw materials to finished dairy products like cheese and butter, aided by favorable natural conditions and rising cattle numbers.
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Idaho
Tdaho
School Apportionment Certifies District Funds for July
County Superintendent certifies July allocations totaling 1,998.15 state and 6,573.00 county funds to districts. Districts receive varying shares based on school age child counts with past comparisons from January and July. District No 19 lapsed, and total funds show year over year changes amid district allocations.
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Seh
Commissioners Meet County Officials Allow Stockslager Fee
County commissioners met briefly and approved a 175 dollar attorney fee for Stockslager in prosecuting the gun permit case. They also cut the sheriff’s car from service and discussed removing the secretary’s automobile as part of a county budget action.
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Stockslager
Equalization Board Cuts County Assessments in Session
County commissioners wrapped up a board of equalization meeting with about a $50,000 reduction in total assessed valuation. The minutes list numerous property and business assessments lowered by the board, including Teaho Irrigation Co and many individuals, reflecting significant revisions to the prior assessor's figures.
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Board of Equalization
Téaho Irrigation Co
Roy Vaughn
Chas. S. Myers
Kilpatrick Bros. Navs.og
John PF. Byrne
Lesone Stella Cook
Gaasey
Loring N. Farnum
Chas. H Eliot
Chas H Lamb
Manuel Silva
Eg Careen Brown
N. E Morrison
W. Handy
ER Gage
Fred L. Harrison
Band PW. Crane
B Crane
C. L Buel
Rari Norberg
Robert S. Speedy
RW. Pridmore
Freemont Miller
Angie Durfee
W. H. Armetrong
Sam N. Peterson
G Clinger Ate
Thes
Calbertaon
Walter DeSpain
San
W. Stoddard
C. F Williams
Avsae
Ralph Bésington
Gooting & Wheeler
Deino McMabos
Barts
James L. Babcock
Frank Burnett
Willing
John Encle
W. Getebett
Ligus
Paulos
Bina Y. Pipes
F. Palmer
Dee Garces
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Ishone
Hansen
Legion Caravan
Cover d’ Alene
Mapperings
Idaro
E. L. Reynolds
Commissioners
Eeasion
C. Stockslager
Pier
Guymon
P Mantanet
Shoshone Motors
Siar
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