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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
4
Circulars from the American Flag Association urge governors and mayors nationwide to issue proclamations for Flag Day on Monday June 14 1909. The message appeals to public officers teachers editors and news outlets to promote public exercises and community celebration honoring the flag and its symbol of liberty.
The Jour announces subscription rating rules printed on the label. Subscriptions received before the tenth are rated for the current month. those after are rated the following month. The notice is at News Stand of 8 E Todd in Shoshone, Idaho.
Shoshone now sees a booming settlement as over 100000 acres attract a farming community and steady influx of residents. Citizens celebrate the town as a booming county seat, financial hub, and transportation center within Lincoln County, praising its future prospects and dismissing naysayers.
The Shoshone area in Lincoln County is described as a booming railroad hub facing new growth from irrigation projects. New water delivery to the North Shoshone and Dietrich tracts spurs rapid settlement, with Gooding Richfield and nearby towns expanding. The Oregon Short Line supports freight division and planned electric rail links promise Shoshone preeminence as a transport center.
East and west attendees at the Die trich opening sought reliable rainfall data, fruit tree health, and frost impacts in Lincoln County Idaho. They urged a published, official pamphlet compiling soil analysis, weather records, and orchard experiences to attract fruit growers and investors, noting past frosts and smudging as frost repair.
The Orchard Investment company opened Hagerman sale day with about 186000 dollars in acreage and city lots sold by noon, claiming the biggest Idaho sale. Main street business lots were taken, Buckeye farm tracts sold, and two giant sturgeon fed the crowd. Hagerman booms with two new blocks, a brick bank, and new stores as residents plan ahead.
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