Obituary and Funeral for George B. Novinger
George Byron Novinger of Shoshone dies at home on July 14 1909 aged 28 years 1 month 19 days after a long illness with tuberculosis He was a leading rancher and partner in Novinger Darrah farming and stock ventures with a life of public service in Shoshone He left Kirksville Missouri born May 29 1871 to Shoshone 19 years ago serving as principal of Shoshone high school manager of Stockgrowers Mercantile cashier of First National Bank and prominent sheep rancher He belonged to Masonic lodge Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias and was active in Episcopal church work He is survived by a widow and son Frederick 8 with two brothers and a sister Inurnment at Episcopal church yard followed by Masonic Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias funeral rites and interment
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George Byron Novinger
Iself
Council of Civic Affairs
George B. Novinger
Shoshone
Mr. Novinger
Kirksville
First National Bank of
Frederick
Canada
Missouri
Episcopal
Gooding
Boise
Seattle
S. W. Creasey
Episcopal Church
Fender
Gall Down for Ballinger in Western Senate Talks
Washington dispatches report western senators will meet the president to discuss the reclamation service. Ballinger’s rulings are the central topic as settlers on Minidoka and other government projects seek clear conditions and consistent decisions, noting past reversals and calls for action by Ballinger and the western bloc.
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Washington
Reclamation Service
Ballinger
Hitchcock
Garfield
Minidoka
Interior
West
Max
Idaho
Magic Reservoir of Idaho Irrigation Works A Mighty Engineering Feat
A Journal report tours the Magic dam project on Big Wood river detailing a four hundred foot canyon, an 800 foot long dam, dual walls with core cutoffs, a 12 by 14 foot tunnel, and a vast irrigation system. The work employs 300 men, mostly Spanards and Japs, with rail lines, a sawmill, machine shop, and multiple diversions shaping a multi tract Carey Act irrigation plan across 1250 square miles.
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Big Wood River
Big Wood
J. G. White Construction Company
Sawtooth Range
White Company
Ganyon
Canyon Wall
Ervoir
Richfield
Dietrich
North Gooding
Little Wood
Idaho
North Shoshone
Little Wood River
Cottonwood
Johnson Ranch
Tanpa
Idaho Irrigation Company
Tampa
Carey Project
Carey Act
Sdam
New Business for Southern Idaho Near Shoshone Established
Local company formed by residents plans a new business venture near Shoshone in southern Idaho. The project aims to boost regional commerce and create jobs, signaling growth for the area through a community-focused enterprise.
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Idaho
Shoshone
Dill Walters Mowers form jack and mule farm venture in Idaho
Dill Walters Mowers announces a new jack and mule farm venture in Idaho. Promoters Dill and Walters are local figures, with the Mowers Co supplying eight jack farms nationwide. They plan to import twenty jennets from Missouri, Texas, Virginia, Tennessee and California to establish one of the best farms in the United States. Portation, a promising three-year-old 15 and a half hand jack, leads the effort. The project includes expanding the Dill ranch, housing and caring for elite long-eared stock, and awaits further investment backed by J G White’s large dam project.
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Idaho
Dill, Walters & Mowers
Jack and Mule Farm
OC. W. Dill
C. R. Walters
Mowers Co
United States
Utah
Dill & Walters
Missouri
Texas
Virginia
Tennessee
California
Long Eared
Water Struck at 140 Feet in Twin Falls Well
Within a few feet of Twin Falls townsite center water was struck at 140 feet. The well is down 240 feet with 60 feet of pure cold water. Contractors expect artesian flow. abundance of water supports public supply plans and local irrigation prospects. July 1. Twin Falls News.
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Twin Falls
Cochran
Mark Murtaugh
Twin Palle
Bubt
South Side
Twitt Palls News
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Gity
Junction City Lodge No 16
Order of Old Petlows
George Byran Novinger
W. D. V Repensoreh
H. A. Brown
Committee On Resol
Reservon
Big Dam
NEW Business
J.G. White Company
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