Division point changes proposed for Oregon Short Line
C Henry Moseley reports from a recent trip that Glenns Ferry and Hauntington will be abandoned as division points with Ontario becoming the main western division point, while Mountain Home and Shoshone will serve as the two division points between Junction City and Pocatello. The changes stem from an interstate commerce ruling limiting railroad crews to 16 hours, prompting longer runs and delays. Moseley cites relief by locating Shoshone 20 miles farther to fit the legal time frame. He also notes his purchase of 36 Holstein and Guernsey cattle en route, and recounts a difficult Chicago Milwaukee St Paul journey with slow freights and frequent stops.
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Huutington
Asivision
Oregon
Ontario
Natupa
Mownain Home
Steshone
Junction City
Pocatello
Interstate Commerce Commissioning
Mr. Moseley
Shoshone
Moseley
Wile Welet
Wis
Guernsey
Chicago
Milwatkes
Food inspector to halt opium and cocaine sales in Idaho
Pure food commissioner Wallis announces a crackdown on selling opium and cocaine products. Aided by new inspectors this week he vows to end the traffic, amid rising addict numbers and warnings to druggists in several towns who may face action soon.
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Wallis
Idaho
Court Doings in Jerome Bootlegging Trial Lingers Toward June
The Jerome bootlegging case of Lotis Wale occupied Driret court Tuesday as a lengthy jury selection and brief evidence left the jury out all night. Reported divisions showed nine jurors favoring guilty and three for acquittal. The trial is set to resume in June. Albert Rudolph, a prosecution witness, was arrested Wednesday for perjury and will face a hearing before Judge J J Fuller in Probate court on Saturday, May.
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Dririet
Lotis Wale
Jerome
Albert Rudolph
J. J. Fuller
Clover Yields Good Returns In Idaho Crops
An Idaho irrigation report notes clover crops in Gooding and across the region showing strong yields under proper cultivation and irrigation. It highlights clover hay and seed prospects, compares to alfalfa, and cites potential $90 per acre gross for clover seed with weather and management influencing maximum returns. It also covers state laws and inspectors’ duties affecting slaughterhouses dairies hotels and saloons.
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On H. Bark
Soam
Bark
Kilpatrick Brothers Win Prairie Canal Contract Bid
Sunthra ct Lik for Owinza cut off. Seluer last week lists Kilpatrick Brothers as heavily invested in Blaine county land, mining and sheep, and reveals Eta Construction was rumored but Kilpatrick will handle grading materials at Richfield. A large dairy firm at the county seat secured the dairy supplies contract for the working crew on the Camas Prairie project.
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Seluer
Kilpalek-tiyllurs Soulpany
Firtiis
Sim
Richfield
Tie Eta Construction Company
Kilpatrick Brothers
Blaine County
Camas Prairie Courier
Tribute to Senators Borah and Heyburn in Washington
Governor Hawley commends Idaho senators Borah and Heyburn as authorities on major issues. The public figure Borah is praised for his ability and popularity in national circles including the president and cabinet, with expectations of future influence for Idaho.
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Abe
Senate
United States
Union
Washington
Senator Borah
Senator Heyburn
William E. Borah
Idaho
James A. Hawley
Wallace Freed From Spotted Fever Confinement
W. J. Wallace, previously confined at home for several weeks due to spotted fever, has recovered enough to be out again, signaling a return to his regular activities.
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W. J. Wallace
Idaho Sheepmen Limit Forest Reserve Grazing Rights
Federal court settlement ends illegal grazing by Edward Newnian and two herders in the Portneuf forest reserve. Newnian pays 175 for feed loss plus 100 damages. defendants fined 25 each and costs. Supreme Court upheld forest service regulations, signaling a concluding federal grazing dispute in Idaho.
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Idaho
United States
Prinetjal
Jushiee
Washington
Edward Newnin
Sam Seifert
William Wallace
Porulelle
Meal Forest
Newian
United Staes Supreme Court
Mdaho
Pocatello Tribune
Juvenile Bostonians Well Received at Benefit Show
The Juvenile Bostonians performed to a good house last night under the auspices of the focal K P lodge. Generous applause indicated audience approval and a sizable sum was added to their treasury. The stage was too small for their scenery.
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Focal K.ef P. Lodge
Burglary at Mrs Rasmussen’s Store Reports Break-In
In the early hours of Sunday a burglar broke a rear window of Mrs E A Rasmussen’s general store and took about 75 dollars worth of goods. Police are investigating to catch the thief as store owners note several missing items including clothes jewelry and a suitcase.
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E. A. Rassmussen
Antil
Jimmy
Fruit Outlook From Hagerman Valley Says Good Crop
Plenty of fruit prospects in Hagerman Valley with a full crop anticipated except possibly apricots and some varieties of peaches and pears. Apples and pears reportedly firm, some peaches damaged. most plums partly damaged but prunes and cherries safe. Overall a near full fruit yield projected despite pockets of loss.
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Prom
Ure Sun
USA
Hagerman Valiey
DIES SUDDENLY IN CITY AFTER ILLNESS
Charles Ticker died Wednesday morning in this city after a bout with spotted fever and heart fatigue. He had been improving but went out despite medical advice and could not return to his room, where he soon expired. O J Brennan took charge of the remains. the father F Tekner of Green Valley Illinois is expected to arrive today. J Hoy and son of Labette County Kansas were traveling to Hailey to visit relatives.
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Charles Ticker
Wisnnesday
O. J. Brennan
F. ©. Tekner
Green Valley
Illinois
J. Hoy and Son
la Bet County
Kansas
Hailey
Utah Water Screen Could Save State Fish Losses
Deposition game warden Kendall travels to Salt Lake to study a new water screen that prevents fish from entering irrigation ditches. He notes the device would shield Fremont and nearby areas, keep debris out, and protect trout, with irrigation losses exceeding savings. Dr. D S Lighthail of Puteh was in town for professional business.
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Lowk
FM. Kendall
Salt Lake
Kendall
Utah
Fremont
Jes Ce
D. S. Lighthail
Puteh
Local Thespian in Bellghazar at High School Program
A Bellghazar High School event on April 3 featured the pantomime Bets hazzar's Doom and the comedy Valley Fare. Leading roles included a wealthy city man and a country boy, with colorful costumes, clever props, and a vaudeville interlude by Geigsby and showmen. The crowd enjoyed clean jokes, and the evening was profitable and well received.
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Shuphowe
Shazzar
Geigsby
Ten Cent Theatre
Fishermen Kick Off Season with Record Sized Trout
Shoshone anglers started the week early as they fished the Hig Wood river. Fred Grayhill claimed top honors with two large trout shown in Redman Hardware window, one 24 inches and another 48 inches, drawing crowds on Tuesday morning.
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Redman Hardware
Prissy Uray Horses Cause Broken Window at Journal Office
A pair of Borden horses pulling the Bigmoath wagon veered onto Hail street toward Stocksrowers and Rail street, causing the pair to collide with the Journal front. One horse fell, breaking a window. no serious injuries were reported and the outfit remained intact.
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Journal
C. F. Borden
Bigmoath
Hail Street
Stocksrowers
Borden
Cunning West
Rail Street
Regen Street
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