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Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1908

Page

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King Hill project opens October 12 for Carey Act farming

The Kings Hill project, originally Glenn's Ferry, gains new life under C. H. Hammett with fresh surveys. About 12,000 acres will be irrigated from the Malad river with a 140 foot head. water rights are costly but the high upland location suits fruit growing and diversified crops. The Slick Brothers lead the construction, with the plant and works in Lincoln county though lands lie south of the Snake river.

Kings Hill C. H. Hammett Salt Lake Frst State Land Board Snake River Glenn's Ferry Slick Brothers Company Intermountain Lincoln County

Circus Day in Shoshone Promises Grand Parade and Elephants

Circus day August 7 in Shoshone thrills locals with Barnum & Bailey touted as greatest show on earth after four year gap. Describes arrival by four special trains, massive menagerie including 32 elephants and many exotic animals, and the parade through town. Highlights include Baby Bunting the infant elephant, nursing babies, and new acts like Autos that pass in the air. Afternoon show scheduled with a full day of sights and excitement for families.

Shoshone Barnum & Bailey Circus Pocatello Land of Nod Cormmespla Gyp Lena Zoological Kindergarten Amon Wo'elek Munner Rimels LaRoque

Open Letter to Ex-Senator Dubois in Idaho History

An open letter defends Miho’s honor and rebukes Ex-Senator Dubois for political attacks. It argues Idaho's people should judge leadership by deeds, not by scandal, praising Mormon citizens and detailing past public controversies. The author promises to continue fighting for Idaho’s advancement and name.

Dubois Weed Idaho Miho Dirbois Coyself Idaheid Paul Corcoran Ing Sevitense Diaho Dilute Tome Dolids Yin Sonor John Hart Antipiss Senate Mr. Dube Dean Uy Jungment F. KR. Goorge

Believes It Mistake Join Davies Seeks Justice for Tragedy

Junth Davies, returning from Des Moines, claims a fatal misunderstanding led to his father’s death by Ennis in Pocatello last year. He presents renants to clear his father’s name, arguing Ennis acted innocently. Both men enjoyed strong reputations in their communities, and many friends doubt the misfortune stems from a true motive.

Junth Davies Des Moines Eanis Pocatello Davies Ennis

Crops On Minidoka Tract Show Promise For 1890s Soil

A. J. Murray toured Rupert and the Minidoka tract noting fine crops and potential yields. He observed sandy soil pockets reducing seed loss risks in some fields and highlighted a large potato field with strong profits. The article compares sand hills near Abilene Kansas where sand land fetched high value, to local trials by Schroeder brothers at Heyburn with early June potato plantings producing lucrative five cent a pound tubers.

A. J. Murray Rupert Minidoka Ofter Anand Thors Murray Abilene Kanens Schroeder Brothers Heyburn Minidoks

Faith in Lincoln County Reported as Basis for Growth

A local piece extols Lincoln County faith among residents in Shoshone where most own land or city property and Cary Act claims. It cites Dr. Dubes the dentist, who recently received high offers and a large profit potential, as evidence that investors expect fruit land to command high prices. The article links broad investment faith to anticipated future prosperity.

Lincoln County Shoshone Linen County Dudes Dr. Dubes

Idaho Fish Hatchery Records Strong Production Gains

The Silver Creek hatchery led by Superintendent George H. Lasur shows exceptional success, producing about 850,000 fry this year with more on hand. The Oregon Short Line and other railroads delivered 275,000 fry to north Idaho, with minimal loss due to in-transit conditions. Bear Lake trout eggs have been hatched and seedlings sent to sites, showing promise for expansion of propagation in state waters.

Idaho United States George H. Lasur Stephens Neath Oregon Short Line Bear Lake Utah Idan Fish and Game Department

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