Cassia County faces unchanged assessment amid tax fears
Hurley July 2 Cassia county bond commissioners closed their board of equalization with the assessment poll left as handed by County Assessor Dewes. The county’s total valuation remains at an all time high, risking higher taxes for residents. Voters fear levy cuts will be blocked and push payments past the limit, prompting heated appeals to the governor and Legislature for relief.
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Hurley
Cassia
Dewes
Hi Board of Corn Issuers
Purthermere
Selwal Levy
Smalier
Fistrie
Ui Ue
Stalesiian
Suse
County Fair Set for Wendell in September
The Lincoln county fair will be held in Wendell in late September with about 5000 in cash premiums. Local businessmen from various towns plan prizes, and displays of farm products from southern Missouri will attract visitors. The event will feature amusements, exhibits, irrigation projects, and a five-member local board of directors with George Barrett as secretary and G C MacQuiry as treasurer.
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Wendell
Lincoln County
Tle
Bove Ihaiguir
Rahioun
Nen
B. PF. Dyar
H. E B. Barrett
A. D. Milligan
A. L. Kan
J. M. Staples
George Barrett
G. C. MacQuiry
Age Through Magic Dam Completely Stopped Flow
Report describes the Mighty River project with the spillway test and seepage control. It notes water diversion to the river, a safety assessment, and the dam’s role in irrigating a large valley with a future of prosperity and ample water supply. The piece highlights engineering work and optimistic outlook for the region.
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Tata
Jobua
OO Foree
Dewey
Ts Uo
Ube
Lincoln County Tax Payers Told County Costs For Poor Relief
Lincoln County Idaho officials present figures on pauper costs and county savings by operating the County Poor Farm. They defend deputy treasurer Glenn Massey and probate clerk duties, argue trimming indigent expenses and keeping county records efficient, and condemn private abstracts as separate business. They state county expenses totaled about 1,803.00 since 1958 with minor variances and emphasize saving through centralized services.
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Gooding Herald
Lincoln County
Idaho
Che
Linncola
Nedeh— Hoeliond
Lin
Laveen
Agua
M. Fissey
Lincoln
Testis
Sliiestione
Gounty Court House
Glenn Massey
Ae Massey
Vinean
Counnly
Warrans
Herald
Ibereviary
W. Wernicke
Falls Prom Cliff Edge Near Perrine Grade Tragedy
A man from Chicago fell from the Perrine grade toward Blue Lakes Thursday afternoon, suffering fatal injuries. He was found Friday morning about 100 yards from the landing site, with a fractured head and broken ribs. Local residents and other travelers, including Gus Campbell and J. Lewis, discovered the body in the canyon while returning from Jerome. The victim was identified as a visitor, with family in Michigan and Minnesota, and arrangements for his funeral were noted. A separate court matter involved a local resident bound over to district court after a preliminary hearing.
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Holur A. Harver
Chicago
Perrine
Blue Lakes
Pest Lander
Cbs
Gus Campbell
Perrime
D. C. Lewis
Olay Lewis
George Stearn
Jerome
Seai
Anitte
Perrine Bridge
Ty Cannell
Jon A. Harper
Lakin
Lee
Patty
Hees
Mise
Happer
Port Floro
Michigan
Miller
St. Paul Mindesota
Tive
Fis Consulian
Pwin Falls
Thies
Intensive farming plans and county poor reports from 1903
A fragmentary 1903 county records page discusses intensive farming methods and irrigation, noting soil dust, deep water tables, and the shift from direct irrigation to dependency on wetting for large crops. It lists county poor care and pauper burials with various contracts and expenditures, ending with a Herald note about Blind Frank on Lincoln County’s poor list.
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Bad Pola
Gabe
Pipers
Tibaz
Ska Post House
Tomporary Aie
Pier
Potro
Bowrd
Gare
Wolal, Syneres
Slamind
Lincoln County Officials Call for Thorough Investigation
Commissioners A L Speakman G G Nelson and C N Dilatush of Lincoln County Idaho issue a public notice dated July 24 urging a complete probe into alleged irregularities connected to county elections and expenditures. The statement cites responsibilities of county leaders and mandates expert review with costs borne by the county.
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Linou
Vie
Damset
Bodwol
Koy Gs
Jania Warden
Ad Kod
Morrow
Chopin
Um Mayer
Gooding
Acoli
Regublesay
Diempetiis
Ty Tone
Lincoln
Lincoln” Laounks
A. L. Speakman
G. G. Nelson
C. N. Dilatush
Lincoln County
Shosbens
Idaho
Irrigation Growth in Idaho Targets 4.5 Million Acres by 1910
A Senate report on the Carey Act projects shows government, cooperative, and private efforts expanding irrigation in Idaho. By Jan 1910 actual irrigated area neared 4,028,000 acres, with potential to reach 4.5 million by year’s end. projections include significant public land watering schemes and rising farm activity across southern, southeastern, and northern regions.
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Ula
Iegalion
Shawhan
Payuite
Carey
Department of the State Land
Garey
Elis
Mir
Seth Liens
Brady
Byrnes
Ay Simee
Idaho
Idale
Tate
Eure
Siuke
Steel Tube Company Incorporated Formed in City
The Heliat steel Tube company af this city filed articles of incorporation. The incorporators are Thomas J. Redeman Hedmen and George HL Guedes all of Uri s city. Mr Redeman has been in this business but will now expand into a larger operation. The company will manufacture steel irrigation tubes flutes and sheet metal products and plans to build four buildings on a suitable lot.
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Steel Tube Company
Heliat Steel Tube Company
Thomas J. Redeman
Hedmen
George HL Guedes
Uris City
Redeman
Ben
Samme
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