10 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
1
Idaho adopts the direct primary law to streamline candidate selection. The new statute standardizes party nominating procedures and expands ballot access rules for statewide races. Citizens and party officials monitor implementation as officials schedule related regulatory steps.
Idaho moves to direct primary allowing voters to pick party candidates. The law introduces first and second choice voting, aiming to curb machine influence and require majority support. Leaders discuss potential three way races, ballot penalties, and how second choices could decide nominees in cases without a clear first choice majority.
Franklin Idaho set to mark Idaho Day with a program featuring a native Indian vs whites mock battle, pioneer history narration, unveiling of a $1,000 monument, and a Mount Smart valley train excursion. Gov. J. H. Brady to speak. attendance open to all, with rail and stage transport arranged.
An experimental field of ten acres in the Shoe String district is protected by sage brush windbreaks and light straw mulch to curb blowing sand. Plans include scattering manure and minimal tillage, with oats, millet, corn, sorghum, kafir corn, peas, and alfalfa set on the site. Sidney Coburn reports a rich ore strike on leases in Twin Falls mining camp, with ore values from 75 to 460 dollars per ton and multiple properties showing similar promise.
John AC McPherson of Mabe Irrigation Company offers irrigation guidance for Idaho crops. Winter wheat must be watered promptly to prevent rough growth and to fill grain and hay. spring wheat, oats, and other grains should be irrigated early and repeatedly to synchronize harvest. Potatoes require careful moisture management to avoid rot and mud. seed potatoes should stay moist but not saturated, with post irrigation cultivation to conserve moisture.
One week remains until Flag Raising Day at Shoshone Falls on Friday June 17. Sho shone county officials Callon Paul S Haddock and Paul R Kartzke urge large local attendance from city organizations to showcase the scenic wonder to visitors from Twin Falls county and beyond.
Pertain to protection from worms or flies. items must be peeped free of dust dirt and all other contamination by suitable coverings of glass wood or metal. James H Wallis State Dairy Food and Sanitary Inspector enforces display standards to prevent contamination.
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