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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1909

Page

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Sage Brush invasion mapped for Chicago as Shoshone factory rises

The article outlines plans for a sage brush enterprised invasion with headquarters at Chicago. It details a central Shoshone factory producing sage oil and extract for global distribution, with E A Holden in charge of manufacturing and F E Whittington leading eastern sales.

Mississippi Valley Chicago Rocky Mountains Idaho E. A. Holden F. E. Whittington Gulf Rockies Kalamazoo

Milner News Teems With Local Doings and Travel

Milner notes record frequent visits and departures from residents and guests. Miss Sadie Linse returns from Salt Lake City. K L Eagan heads to Jerome to manage North Side Inn. Bert Johnson visits Albion. Ed Johnson tours Sugar Loaf Mountain and Hillsdale. Local clubs, new barber shop, school plans, and canal work are highlighted along with dances, fishing trips, and farm events in Milner and nearby towns. Milner news from June 16.

Sadie Linse Salt Lake City K. L. Eagan Jerome Mr. Eagan North Side Inn Bert Johnson Albion Ed. Johnson Milner Hillsdale Sugar Loaf Mountain North Side Canal Wm. Ford Iman J. H. Day J. T. Evans Optician Boise Milner Country Club Gellenbeck George Weldon Longenberger & Helmont Wm. Yeaman Evelyn Covell Junction Reynolds B Miner

Inland Empire Week at Alaska-Yukon Exposition Seattle

Notes from the Exposition Seattle dated June 17 announce Inland Empire week beginning Sunday June 20 devoted to eastern Washington Oregon and Idaho. Thousands of visitors from the Inland Empire plan to attend as special guests with Oregon building dedication Sunday and a series of excursions and regional observances through midweek.

Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons Washington Christian Mission Lary Society Sind Royal Arcanum Spokane Spokane County Inland Empire Davenport Sprague Washington Oregon Idaho Poventry Northwest Chicago Association of Commerce Windy City Seattle East Middle West Bailiwick Northwestern Chicago Ilinois Presiden Wheeler Missouri Nadeau Hadley Empire Union Tekoa Washinton The American Institute of Banting

The Johnsons Prospers on Utah Farmland Value

A long desert train ride turns to a northward view of prosperous ranches and two story homes. The Johnson family, three grown sons and their father, bought vast holdings in Utah's Green River country three years ago at twelve and a half dollars per acre and now reap abundant crops through irrigation.

Shoshone Richfield Johnson Johnown Green River Country Utah

Real Estate Boom Tracks Big City Park Donation

Haddock Land Company and M. M. Mackey completed a swift Mountain View tract deal near Shoshone for 18000, platted June 7, then sold homes and parcels to net around 30000 with another 10000 potential. Investors cite an unearned increment and city park donation, boosting local values and profits across the community.

Haddock Land Company M. M. Mackey Mountain View Addition J. W. Wheeler Shoshone Gary S Haddocks Mr. Mackey Dietrich City of

Flooded Him Out at Heyburn Ranch Damages Case Heads to Supreme Court

Henry Schodde, wealthy stock grower of Heyburn, seeks damages from Twin Falls North and South side irrigation companies after Milner dam flood washed away his ranch and altered irrigation. A conference failed to settle, and the case has reached the U. S. Court of Appeals in San Francisco. Schodde plans to take the matter to the U. S. Supreme Court if needed. Miss Gertrude Yaden arrived from Lewiston normal school and headed to Richfield for a new home, likely returning to Lewiston next season.

Milner Carl D. Dudley L. J. Hartford L. W. Howard & Co W. R. Cockburn Twin Falls Wm. Pine J. E. Bower Dry Creek FP Marr Hillsdale A. H. Miller Arhur W. Jaynes Hollister Hazel Kirkpatrick Blythe Sprague Josette Sprague Ledgerd Perrine Ivan Bennett Wendell Ralston Boyle Cockburn Weaver Phinny Kiersted Elbert Bennett Chas. Malin D. C. MacWaters Evelyn Covell Wm. Stark Oakley Pope-Hartford Collins Chas. Roberson F. R. Gellenbeck Odgen Tom Atkins Rock Creek Toad R. S. Fessenden Bert Johnson Albion Henry Schodde Heyburn Schodde Twin Falls North South Side K. L Perky Boise U. S. Court of Appeals San Francisco Snake Supreme Court of the United States Gertrude Yaden Lewiston

New School Location Discussed Near Old Site

The district eyes Block 24 on Knob Hill as a potential free site for the new schoolhouse four blocks west of the current brick building. Proponents cite space and elevation, while owners offer the land if relocation is desired. The piece invites patrons to discuss the location without taking sides.

Knob Hill Tulle Fred W. Gooding Standond

Smudging For Frosts A Success In Hagerman Valley

Hagerman fruit grower R N Ingraham reports smudging saved fruit during late spring frosts on multiple occasions. He notes a failed night where no smudge allowed fruit loss, despite warmer temps, confirming smudging's effectiveness. Fellow grower John M Shank observed smudged orchards yielding fruit in Colorado as further proof. The article also mentions the Barton family traveling to Boise for Idaho Irrigation Company work.

R.N. Ingraham Hagerman Valley Ingraham Clayton Tinos Shoshone John M. Shank Missing Link Nursery Co Grand Junction Colorado Shank ET. Barton Ani Boise Barton Idaho Irrigation Company

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