Idaho Leaders Push Western Reclamation Plan
Idaho leaders urge sustained state and regional reclamation work to back the Western States Reclamation Association. They warn that losing Idaho’s state organization would weaken irrigation plans, water development, and federal funding for projects across California, Washington, and Oregon, while calling for support for reservoirs and parkland expansion. The piece highlights welcoming Mrs. Thomas G. Winter and ties national goals to Idaho's development and unemployment relief.
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Athelyn Glaeser
Mahe Federation of Wiwen’ Chul
Idaho
Idaho Reclamation
Idaho Femumation Association
Maho Reclamation Association
Western
Western States Reclmnation Association
California
Washington
Oregon
Thomas G. Winter
Minneapolis
Federated Club Women of America
United States
Yellowstone Park
Cascades
Fall River Meadow
Botao
Congress
U.S. Treasury
Local Meeting Minutes Hint At Civic Deliberations
Regular Ely council session discussed selecting a night watchman and delaying actions to next meeting. Elmer Tod was re elected, while a state chemist request prompted consideration of water supply seed testing and related infrastructure.
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Ely Comnelt
Elmer Tod
Ceitsing
All Day Meeting at Local Church Plans Gathering
An all day meeting and gathering is planned at the Methatist Holocoguel Church on June 12 with Sunday School at 10, service at 11 addressed by Rev. W. Ewit of Relaa, a basket dinner on the lawn, and afternoon and evening services by Rev. J. W. Miller of Gooding and Rev. C. W. Tenney of Gooding. Congregations from Richfield and Dietrich will join, bring lunch baskets and utensils, and enjoy a day of fellowship and work plans.
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Inulay
Rat
Mountain West Reclamation Meet Promoted by Idaho Journal
The Journal urges readers to attend the reclamation convention in Pocatello on Monday June 13. Officials and experts will discuss needful developments for the Mountain West and the aim to build homes and self-sustaining families. Local leaders urge women to persuade men to support the appropriation of $1000 under 1911 law to back reclamation.
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Warren
Harding
America
Mountain West
Iolaho
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Unclear historical notes from Big Wood River items
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and events across Big Wood River items including mentions of Martin Welton Mes Malo Mitchell Smith Bartere Groltien and various family activities and visits. The garbled content references home matters, a fleet of the week, and local social notes without coherent events or dates.
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Martin and
Welton
Forede
Mes
Eealant
Billétte
Hasina
Iece Ff
Local social notes from Rupert and Shoshone area
Community tidbits list visits and events across Rupert Shoshone and nearby areas. Names include Mrs Helen Kirbyy Mr Anderson Mrs Palme Mrs Riedsels Mr Paine Mr Rugh Mrs Van Zandt Mrs Fortune Mrs Hoes Mr Gus George Mrs Mary Deavn Miss Dorothy EHeirsel El and Clarence Tompsons Mrs Ragh Cris Ed Moldenhauer Eli and Clarence Tompson with multiple shop visits and small trips to Pocatello Aberdeen Paul and Shoshone events.
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Helen Kirbyy
Mr. Anderson
Palme
Hite
Rupert
Mr. Paine
Poestele
Rugh
Mrs. van Zandt
Kirtley
Missettie Leeper
Fortune
Gus George
Mary Mary Deavn
Pocatello
Dorothy Eheirsel
Aberdeen
Mr. el
Clarence Tompsons
Paul
Mrs Anderson
Melisa
Eli
Clarence Tompson
Water contracts solidified for Dietrich lands
MH Turner and Frederick Lehman of Dietrich secure permanent water rights from the Dabo Irrigation Co. after the company was enjoined by a U S District Court from further sales. The lands had been excluded from water rights when the injunction became perpetual.
Dietrich Canning And Garden Club Doings
The Minning and Gordon Clabe met with splendid attendance at the home of Minneg Gunderson on May 26. Members showed interest in activities, played games, and enjoyed a social hour for their evening meeting. The gathering included a fireside chat and discussions of club topics, with plans for future events and participation by guests.
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Minning
Gordon Clabe
Minneg Gunderson
Manibers
Lidien Tinelast
Menta
Choir Practice At RCH NI Sees Strong Attendance
The RCH NI choir held an evening chorus session with 23 members present and a pleased leader Mr Turner noting a quiet attentive audience. He discussed senior symbols in music and their meanings, with plans for a performance next Wednesday and a social on Friday June 17 on the church lawn.
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Suietay
Cermuniite
Turner
Pee Aance
Miss People
Ash
Mins Ion Alexander
BYPC
Inland League Standings and Shoshone Loss Highlight Weekend Baseball
The Inland League standings show Jerome 3 1 .750, Wendell 3 1 .750, Shoshone 7 2 .333, and Ng 5 3 .000. A June 5 game on Shoshone grounds ended 4 to 2 against the locals, a close margin that should spur more pep for the June 12 clash at Wendell. Joe Bidwell hit a notable three base homer, and pitcher Steele, despite a cold arm, proved his value for the team.
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Tnland Baseball League
Jerome
Joe Bidwell
Steele
Farm Bureau Powers and Marketing Cooperation Debate
A discussion on the lack of county funds and the farm bureau’s role in marketing cooperation. It argues the bureau should educate and assist farmers rather than enter competitive markets, warning government-funded bodies may undercut private farm networks. Howard opposes marketing competition within the bureau, citing risk to its structure and taxpayer-supported basis.
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Fife
Alka
Bureau
Cork
Mab
Bute
Barenas
Rarranar
Fonda
Tire Burron
Fident Howard
National Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Bud Yaden Out of Danger After Illness
A Boise message reports Bud Yaden, Lincoln county assessor and ex service man, is out of danger and improving rapidly after a paralysis illness confined him to the U S hospital in Boise weeks ago.
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Boise
Yader
Bud
Yaden
Lincoln County
U. S. Hospital
A Man for the Ages opening chapters featured
The Journal presents the opening chapters of Irving Bacheller's life story A Man for the Ages about Lincoln. The piece is a treat for readers and in the Journal’s words worth the price of a year’s subscription.
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Lincoln
Irving Bacheller
Citizenship Day July 4 celebration call to honor new Americans
A patriotic call to celebrate Citizenship Day on July 4 urges communities to honor naturalized citizens and to organize events and programs. It details the Oath of Allegiance and The American's Creed, and invites clubs, schools, churches, and organizations to participate, recruit new citizens, and showcase national symbols and songs.
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America
Atea
Pwn
Aawalved
Pueblo Disaster Dominates Dietrich Grange Meeting
Dietrich Grange notes a Pueblo flood devastating the business and residence districts with many drowned. Red Cross leads relief while President Harding appeals for contributions. Next meeting set for Sunday June 17 amid disrupted communications and strained aid efforts.
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Pueblo
Pueblo Colorado
Red Cross
Harding
The
Suday
Ferra
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