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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
1
A county recorder outlines water contract overcharges and proposes repeal while a county school official shares a letter from the Lewiston School District offering special courses to prepare more teachers. The two items connect public finances and teacher certification efforts, with details on course length and opening dates.
The weeklong trial of Monel Silva concluded with a verdict for the offense of intoxication contrary to law. The jury, after deliberation, tied on the initial charge and a retrial was anticipated. Silva received a $500 fine and five months in the county jail, with an appeal expected to go to the supreme court.
A Sunerivan Falls press report outlines a proposed Twin Falls interurban line from Shoshone to Kimberley via Carson and the canyon, looping 49 miles to link Twin Falls, Rock Creek, Artesian areas, and Oakey. The project, funded by local capital, envisions a broader system to spur farming, suburban growth, and regional commerce, with completion expected next summer pending contracts and permits.
The Village Improvement Committee hires Mr. del Saviers to care for the cemetery and plant trees. Residents are urged not to drive inside gates to protect young trees and to dig around plots. water and maintenance details are noted. Attention is drawn to parking issues and alleys, with warnings about public health risks from neglected premises and the need for proper maintenance.
The Halley Times reports a 10 year property value rise with farm lands and personal property now totaling about 1250000 dollars and claims the true value is far higher. Some argue the total should reach one billion dollars amid railroad and industrial assets.
Heigeson of Bellevue Washington and his friend Mr Scott are investing in Carey Act land in Lincoln County to plant a large winter apple orchard. They expect to begin work soon, developing the land and establishing a major apple section in the district, aiming for independence and rewards for patient effort.
In Shoshone Willams and a partner arrived to start work at Garey elute. Williams faced repeated setbacks as buyers pulled out and a sale failed. He sought funds and a fresh opportunity near the county seat but found the path slow, yet remained intent on a purchase and improvement locally.
J Redanehannan of Swathi Detrich reports that the south Paetrieh road is open to travel by settlers. The route travels southeast, crosses a section, then heads east before turning north and then east again four miles from Dietrwls. Although work remains, conditions are fair and commuters are urged to plan stops as needed. Charles Jones visited Ganeding Tresdae to greet many friends.
A fragmentary report praises local potatoes shipping widely from Weatahata to Chicase and New York. It notes quality stock and efforts to improve systems while urging farmers to pursue the best produce for the state. Also mentions Bishop Fussten confirming a class at Christ Church.
The article describes a planned railway line from Owinza to Boise, with construction moving forward. Officials outline alignment rules, depot placement, and expected start dates, noting a straight grade with minimal curves across Camas Prairie toward Heise and Payette. Local residents are urged to follow progress as surveys and contractor plans proceed.
A fragmentary report outlines updated publication duties for school districts and village officials. The measure requires newspapers to publish a complete account of financial statements and trustee elections, with clerks in each district posting annual trustee election notices four weeks before voting.
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