Big Wood Canal Company Minutes April May 1922 Shoshone Idaho
The May 1 1922 meeting in Shoshone Idaho presided by President Gooding notes all directors present. Actions include communications on right of way Gooding Mott District lands, consideration of purchasing Creek ranch water rights, and discussions on transferring stock and land rights with the North Side Canal Co. The board declines permanent transfer of delinquent lands, approves lease and insurance matters, and authorizes closure actions for delinquent maintenance. Purchases include the warehouse at Magic Reservoir for 125 dollars and April emergency expenditures of 1328.19. Bills totaling 5522.58 are approved. adjournment follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooding
Chapman
Gooding-Mott
Lincoln
San Francisco
Bissell
LL Co
Little Wood
Wareouse
Shoshone
Bir Wood Canal Co
Short Line Co
Idaho Irrigation Co
A. J. Lindemer
S. Baliend
FP. J. Mathis
Mw.d. Fales
George Murfitt
Scott Bros
V. Bolte
G. Irvin
E. B. Hughson
Magic Reservoir
Swedsen
Wedgewood
Lf. Co
Rvant
Delance
Snetlus
T. Boer
Heey.Treae
Imotall Hofman Otham Prinoe In Newspaper Fragments
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice or sports snippet with unclear names and places. Readable tokens include Hofman, Otham, Prinoe, and references to a town or event. The text is garbled but suggests a brief item tied to a person and a local matter.
Methodist Church Notes May 7 1922 Services and Programs
Sunday school at 10 am and services at 11 am led by Rev W H Ewing district superintendent of Boise District. Epworth League met with topic Character Building. Grace Beckett leads next Sunday. Evening program featured Home Mission Board film The Tenth American. Pastor Rev E F Clower extends cordial welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
W. H. Ewing
Uts
Brother Ewing
Boise
Grace Beckett
Home Mission Board
Gulla Episcopal Guild Rummage Sale Set for May 6
The Episcopal Gulla will hold a rummage sale at the Parish House on Saturday May 6 with sales continuing throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Gulla
Idaho’s future outlook drives major Idaho developments
Idaho sees large investments in telephone, railway, and power projects this year. Oregon Short Line, Idaho Power, and American Falls dam plans aim to boost irrigation, transport, and industry as crops rise and prices look favorable. Mining and timber demand grow while livestock and dairy expand, signaling brighter times ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain States Telephone Company
Idaho
Telephone Company
Lip
Oregon
Union of Nc Tin
Glenns Ferry
Edward
Righo
Constance
Study club elects officers after noisy election
Fragmentary report notes a study club choosing officers after a chaotic session. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text, but the event followed a community gathering with informal prayers and midday activities. Further details are unavailable in the readable fragments.
Notice to Ex-Service Men Arrives to Aid Veterans in Idaho
War veterans in Sho shone and surrounding towns are urged to file claims with the Veterans Bureau during special visit by Willam N. Rydalch from May 16 for three days. He stresses August 9 as final filing date, urges claims for disability and vocational training, and notes statewide efforts to clear unsettled cases. Also covers veterans insurance and a 1922 dividend of 1.75 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam N. Rydateh
United States Veteran's Bureau
Shoshone
Rydalch
Mr. Rylalch
Veteran's Bureau
Idaho
Finduleh
Rydaleb
Dix
American Legion
Red Cross
Washington
Oregon
Ulathe
Pacific Northwest
Veterans Bureau
Twin Falls High Wins South Central District Commercial Contest
The annual commercial contest of the South Central District was held at Twin Falls on Friday April 28. Seven schools competed Bub Albion Burley Filer Kimberly Shoshone and Twin Falls with Twin Falls High School taking first place over Shoshone by 3 points 21 to 18. Buhl High finished third with 11 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Central District
Twin Falls
Bub
Albion
Burley
Filer
Kimberly
Shoshone
Twin Falls High School
Buhl High School
Boney Warren
George Haddock
Phaahone
Hare
Ie Sila
Buhl
Td Pines
Gbhiert Toad
Leone
Duby
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial readable items naming a sale action and local officials.
Richfield News Highlights Local Social and Civic Events
Mrs. Pred Powell welcomed a baby boy Tuesday evening. Neuriga and rheumatism pains affect Mrs. Hugh Fenton. Shooshone visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Wm C Filer and Mrs. Jensen. McMahon families and neighbors active in Shoshone affairs. Rebekahs and Oddfellows thressed with Miss Leafy Simpson visit. treasurer Edith Sebwaner elected. Livelihoods and community groups report progress at Alta Masonic Lodge. Richfield club hosts Federation planning, art exhibits, musical numbers, and a varied program reflecting town life and civic spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Powell
Hugh Fenton
Wmn. C. Filer
WN. C. Jensen
L. C. Jensen
A. McMahon
T. J. McMahon
Shoshone
Adams
First State Bank
Owen Youngkin
Walter + Youngkin
Claire
Capitol City
J. E. Mills
Rebekahs
Alta No. 81
Leafy Simpson
Boise
State Assembly
Oddfellows
Edith Sebwaner
Mystie Crisrfor
Neveda Ebvet
Tilber Crowther
Buford
Arust
Hall Club
Jerome
Shoahune Brodyne Cooling Servers
North End
Mitty
Suesia
Dire. Matson
Mra
Fletcher
Crosby
Baxter
R. A. Lemmon
Sut
Richfield
Gounaud
Mendelsohn
Carrie Jacob Bond
Murray Brookton
Lillies
Autumn
Mrs. Robinson
A New Enterprise For Sho Shone
A new business venture is reported for Sho Shone with details unclear due to garbled text. The fragment mentions The OM Faithful Veverage Day and references Rae deiddeed and Jonide 4 feetney in Phamtiane. Further readable terms include Uwe odd Vender demi deelbiting and Waar Mmatalling, with a hint of a planned enterprise in San.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clee
War Tax Information For Admissions To Entertainments
The U S Revenue Department says churches and schools hosting entertainments with admission fees are tax exempt only if a separate certificate of exemption is filed for each event. A $100 minimum fine awaits those failing to comply. Obtain blank exemption forms from the Collector of Internal Revenue in Boise Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Revenue Department
Boise
Collector of Internal Revenue
Hoise Idaho
The Study Club Carnival Attracts Strong Attendance
The carnival held last Saturday by the Study Club featured varied booths with attractive displays that offered both entertainment and amusement. The W. S. Wil group will meet at Mr. Chiuite Freddine Wel s home Wednesday afternoon at ten oclock. Everyone is invited and urged to join during the intensive membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich
Kimama Community Notices From weekend visits to Paul
Mrs Schwatken spent Thursday and Friday at Floshone. Mr and Mrs Ashton went to Poca ello Thursday. Mrs Pine and others spent Friday at Shoshone. Ellen Fortune Elsie and Sam Shorsman visited the Cass home. Mr and Mrs Cash called Sunday. Eli Thompson and family put in a garden at Paul. Strouds and Clarence Thompson spent Sunday at Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwatken
Floshone
Ashton
Poca
Ello Thurnsday
Pine
Eugh and
Joy
Pauline
Pritai
Shoshone
Misa McGowan
County Hire
Jeees Thursla
Mitser
Moldenhauer
Jake Schell
Rupert
Paul
the Stroud's
Clarence Thompson
Big Wood River News Briefs Include Leases Births and Visits
Local notes report Bert Terry working for Bert Calhoun and Ed Turnbull leasing J Price’s ranch. Weeklong visits from Susie Turnbull, births to Jones and Scott families, a Bates girl born, and a horse death tied to Bes Darrah. Various social visits, theater events, and upcoming gatherings mentioned with mixed names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Terry
Bert Calhoun
Bert
Turnbull
J. Price
Susie Turnbull
Harry Jones
Fred Scott
Ire
Gee. Bates
Bes Darrah
Lathrop
D. GatiteheTt
D. Moat
Minheh Huenth
Papd
Lewite
Mica
Ivy Wanderley
the Bowie
Birs
J. HH
Lew
Carmen
FB Fresklin
Bering
G. Mitchull
Denali
Poison Squads Crush Gophers and Rock-Chucks in Idaho
Mr Perkins leads three squads of ten men in a wide ground sweep to curb gophers and rock-chucks. They mix a poison solution with oats syrup strychnine saccharine salt and water spread across sections in ten hour days. Extermination is planned to last years and costs are borne by private owners with state and federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Perkins
Perkins
U. S. Biological Survey
Idaho
Death of Mrs George Sturgis in Oregon
Friends mourn Mrs George Sturgis who died in Toledo Oregon on April 29 after a year of illness. The Sturgises lived many years in Shoshone before moving to Glenns Ferry where George worked as an electrician for Oregon Short Line. Details of sickness and death are scarce as relatives were visiting Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stirgis
Toledo
Oregon
George Sturgis
Shoshone
Sturgis
Glenns Ferry
Fy Heath
Toleto
Oremary
Death notice and local moves loom in Shoshone region
Word reached Thursday morning of the funeral of A W Gobel brother in law to W Custer. Gobel, long based in Wells Nevada, visited Shoshone frequently and had married Custer's sister. Also noted: A W Hansen to move into the Hall Home residence, Prof J E Wesson to occupy the former Hansen house, Miss Flossie Mason joining Stockgrowers Mercantile, A J Lindemer and A L Fletcher conducting business in Sho shone, and Mrs J W Newman sick from ptomaine poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Gobel
W. C. Custer
A.W. Gobel
Navera
Mr. Gobel
Shoshone
Baptist Church News May 1922 Sunday Services and Activities
Sunday services listed for May 1922 including morning worship at 11 and evening service at 7. Prayer meeting midweek, chorus rehearsal, and Sunday School at 10. Members urged to attend district conversation in Gooding. names of attendees noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spm
RS Winrow
Mir
Mra
Rod. McMahon
W.T. Turner
Gooding
Baptist Distrier
Uusul
Wola
Mov
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BIG Wood Canal Company
Sanuntay
Han
Chewiione
Geline
Mike Inpmemi
Saadder
Imotall Hofman Otham Prinoe
Santasta
Joer
Methodist Church
E, F. Clower
By Guy Flanner
Study Clus
Richfield News
Lof Aline
Mra Breckman
Mrs. Iuer
Melind
Ave Jeff Seni
Ihrant
BIG Wood River News
Baptist Church News
Ciriani Commie
Euuke
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