Lemht water project opens in Lemhi county
The Lemhi county water project begins with 4000 acres opened for entry under the Garey act. Neal Jones, state land department registrar, leads a drawing near Leadore on the Gi jcore and Pittstown railroad. The first tract is part of a larger 15000 acreLand Well Located area touted for rich valley lands and long term water access. The project includes a town water supply plan for Shoshone at roughly 82000 dollars, and Idaho Falls water investigations continue with the state health board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewdore
Lemhi
Wie
Abescone
Tom Keating
Neal Joneiees
State Lane Cepartment
Leadore
Gijcore and
Pittstowg
Ferievtien
Peter Piel
Carey
Idaho
State Board of Health
Pri
Ely
Tate
Katlins
Fur‘nish
Shoshone
Walter Sappy
Bhuvehone Yy Uliered
Washington Postal Rules For Parcel Post July First
Instructions issued Wednesday set parcel post regulations to take effect July 4. Charges apply to addresses within a $10 limit per parcel, with a 10 cent parcel post stamp paid by the sender. The sender receives a receipt showing the amount to collect, and the package is insured against loss up to a stated value. Rural carriers may handle parcels, but they cannot go to the Philippines or the canal zone.
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Washington
Canal Zone
Ad Advertisers In This Issue Of The Journal
A fragment lists advertisers in the issue urging readers to scrutinize the dist before buy. Names include Barret Drug Co and First National Bank among others, with partial, jumbled company titles and misspellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Bordon Gwinefbine Neal
Opera Cafe Firat National Mink
Secret tablets praised as grand remedy for stomach and liver
A terse ad touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a splendid remedy for stomach and liver troubles available at druggists. It notes the product's rising fame and mentions a San Diego exposition where Hello girls operate a telephone exchange behind plate glass for observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
San Diego
Local Notes From Shoshone and Surrounding Areas
H P Carter travels to Shoshone on business while Cleveland and Mills take on hay duties for Carter and Gisky. Surveyors for Idaho Irrigation line up A M Gomes ditch networks. Mrs G P Glover and Miss Charlotte Winter visit Gomes ranch. Tampa farm open for hay shares with a heavy crop this year. A swimming hole is being prepared at Gomes ranch and a cabure the chutes is completed. Oakley visitors Mr and Mrs C C Cook return from Cary Idaho. Mrs Don Burnside and children visit Pocatello. Mrs Silas Perrine and children visit Twin Falls. Hi A Kenniston recovering from late fever. W A Macaniders and family plan summer camp in Sawtooth foothills. Local market reports a fine supply of home grown strawberries with growers optimistic about returns.
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H. P. Carter
Shosho Wennesday
Cleveland and
Mills
L. F. Gisky
Idaho Irrigation Company
A.M. Gomes
G. P. Glover
Charlotte Winter
Gomes
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Frank V. Green Proprieto
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Shoshone, Idaho
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It ‘Alls
Jaho Falls
Uial
jKiahe Falls
Willow Creek
Snake River
Falk
Capital News
A. E. Vredenburgh Shoshone, Idaho
Rexall Store
Baugh Drug Store
John Wines
Purdum
Post Street
Haddock Penns
C. C. Cook
Oakley
Cary
Don Burnside
Pocatello
Mr. Burnside
L. M. Burnside
Silas Perrine
Twin Falls
Mr. Perrine
John Savers
Hi. A. Kenniston
W. al. Macaniders
Bono
Sawtooth Mountains
Remy Gabe
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