Lincoln County Farm Bureau Meas Meeting Call to Order
Lincoln County Farm Bureau met at K P hall at 10 30 Saturday morning March 9 1918. John McFall called the meeting to order with A J Tit as temporary secretary. Discussion covered 1918 work including labor pest control livestock marketing and crop improvement. A mass meeting was held to protest the leasing of desert lands under the Minidoka project and H G Avery was to present the protest in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County Farm Bureau
K.P. Hall
John McFall
A. J. Tit
Brayton
Jerome
Farm Bureau
Young
Minidoka County
Rupert and
Reclamation Service
G. H. Brayton
R. J. Hill
Lincols County
Shoshons
Idaho
U. S. Reclamation Service
Minidoka
Lincoln
H. G. Avery
Lincoln County
Denver
Colorado
HM. Drayton
H. J. Hill
Alworth
Twin Falls
State Farm Bureau
Imaho
Frank St. Gooding
Closer Farm Organization
State Land Board
Shoshone
H.W. Hochbaum
State County
Albert Hawkinson
Secretary of Interior
Hoa
Secretary of the Interior
Washington, D.C
Tdahowatt
G. N. Brayton
B. J. Hut
EL G. Avery
No More Classes in Surgical Dressings for the Present
Washington advises pausing most surgical dressings classes for teachers and instruct ion until further notice. Chapters should finish underway sessions but hold no new instructional classes pending office guidance from the North West Division. Lincoln County Chapter regrets delays caused by Boise Chapter’s inability to send instructors and notes the supply shortfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Northwest Division
Lincoln County
Boise
Mothers Circle Social Raises Red Cross Funds With Potato Party
A Mothers Circle gathering at Mrs Gross’s home featured Pat's Potato Party entertainment and a potato ticket supper. Guests bid the admission potatoes to auction, netting 7.50 for the Red Cross. Guests performed songs and contests before closing with patriotic songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Circle
Phil. Ups
Died of Complications After Whooping Cough
Josephine C. Reiley died at one o'clock Wednesday March thirteenth after three months of illness from whooping cough and tonsillitis. Born January 20, 1916 in Shoshone, she was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Reiley. Funeral was held Friday at three at the Catholic church with Father Wuctrenburg officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titie Josephine C. Reiley
Joe Reiley Way
Tittle Toneptine
Shoshone
Father Wuctrenburg
Labor Meeting Adjourns After Farm Labor Inquiry
A Kansas City gathering focused on investigating farm labor problems in the region concluded with adjournment. President H. G. Brayton and Secretary T. J. Hill signed off as the meeting closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
H. G. Brayton
Tt. J. Hill
Ruth Baldwin Gwin Rites Held at Shoshone
Ruth Baldwin Gwin wife of William Gwin died after an operation Sunday in Boise. The funeral at Shoshone, officiated by Rev. Jay L. Clow, drew many from Big Wood river and Shoshone. The Gwin family, including children Thelma 13, Robert 7, Frank 4, and relatives from Idaho and Utah, gathered for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Ruth
William Gwin
Shoshone
Frank Gwin
Jay L. Clow
Big Wood River
Maha
Gwin
Big Wood
Utah
Viera Gwin
Wabo
Homer BH
Fenn
Ogden
Francis Law
Halley
Seives
Thelma
Robert
Frank
T. S Baldwin
Theodore
Albert Baldwin
Bellevue
Idaho
Ora J. Baldwin
Seattle, Wash
Red Cross Program Ends With Local Talent Show
Next Friday March 22 the final Red Cross entertainment under Mrs Bert Bowler features a regulation moving picture and three vocal numbers by Miss Ava McMahon plus three readings by Mrs Bert Bowler with Miss Tress McMahon on piano. Patronize home talent programs to support Red Cross needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Bowler
Red Cross
Ava SfeMahon
Bert Rowler
Tress McMahon
Books for the Soldiers Dril to collect up-to-date books nationwide
A 1918 call by the American Library Association urges readers to donate current books for soldiers. Emphasizing quality over old discards, it requests novels, travelogues, engineering texts, biographies, histories, poetry, and wartime references. Books pass through city and state libraries to reach military needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Library War Service
American Library Association
Herbert Putnam
Library of Congress
Washington, D
Prize Winners in Court Lakely Dispatch
The present term of court handed out prize packages with lavish penalties to booze offenders. Hy Hansen drew 5 months and 400 dollars. A confiscated automobile was sold by the Sheriff for 200 dollars to cover fines. Cook brothers L and Mont drew 46 days and 150 dollars each. Le E Barnard and Eugenio Mingo set up the Cook brothers and drew 40 days and 150 dollars. Victor Camara earned 60 days and 150 dollars while J H Hayes received 40 days and 200 dollars. Jim Malloy fled after arrest and admitted his mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Han_ sen
Hig Auto-Mobiig
Cook
Mont Cooky
le E. Barnard
Eugenio Mingo
Cook Brothers
Victor Camara
J. H. Hayes
Jim Malloy
Easter Card Reminder From Local Stores
The Journal features Mrs Barbers Easter poem Ele Roxo To Day printed on a wall card now sold at Sinclair Pharmacy and Schneider Drug Store. The card is envelope ready for mailing as a fitting Easter reminder to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Journal
The Auction Block at Baugh Theater Wednesday March 27
Rex Beach story The Auction Block to be shown at the Baugh theater on Wednesday March 27. Management swears it is one of the most thrilling soul stirring films ever presented to the public. The drama follows a million girls moving to big towns and cities across America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Beach
the Baugh
Amorica
Armenian Tasacin lecture by Dr Samuel Krikorian
From the battle front reports indicate this will be a major wartime lecture. Dr Krikorian, authorized by the government, will address Armenian affairs before American audiences. The talk is set for Sunday evening at the Baugh with free admission. Shoshone Study Cabinet meets Friday at the Parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shostone
Samuel Krikorian
Local movers and moves in Dietrich area noted
Residents in Dietrich and Shoshone region report new homeseekers and move ins. Caldwell and Lackey take two forty-acre tracts near the school home in Yale Oregon and Nampa Idaho. Claspills plan Jenkins farm improvements southeast of Dietrich and Saviers family to move into the Methodist parsonage. Industry news covers farm labor shifts, new seed potatoes, and local construction activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Yale
Oregon
Lackey
Nampa
Idaho
Vance Shellman
California
Probert
Shellman
Oxden
Jenkins Farm
Dietrich
Claspill
George D. Saviers
Methodist
Claaspils
J. F. Jenkins
Jones
Main Street
Mr. Jenkins
Vince Shellman
Irrigation Company
O.I.C. Sons
Forrow
E. R. Gage
John D, Turner
Gladhart
John
Henry Oldenbure
Joe Gilmore
Henry
O. E. Borden
Mr. Borden
Maxwell Automobile
L. P
Mrs. Mustard
Curtis Line
Shoshone
E.R. Gage
Tan
Lyss Shellman
Helms
Lynl
England
Winchester
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Farm Bureau Meeting
France
James B. Gresham
Thomas F. Enright
Merle, D. Hay
Company F
Sixteenth Infantry
Bathelemont
Mothers’ Circle Social
J. Mathis
Bruce Walker
R. T. Cantrelly
Joy Place
Edwards
Ferndale
Hesston
Dade van Zant
Star Lakewards
Oscar Kennedy
R. Ranneman
Mr. Neilsson
Warner Patterson
Himsulf
Sea Town
J.C. Clark
Gen. Mer
B. Stevenson
J. A. Weed
B&b
Pocatella
J. 8
Orr
Pocatello
C. C. Shepherd
Roiler
Patton
Sectron
Milter
Gooding
Clark
Committee On Accidents
Amr
Safety First Committee
Callony
Nahe
Tor
Hinguiebers
Barrett
Buhl
North Side
Wendell
Waplawiteh
Minidoke
Afd
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