Disney Child 1 Called by Death
The eight year old Dorothy Disney died after a period of illness and heart disease. Her bereaved parents Mr and Mrs Frank T Disney received much sympathy and extensive floral tributes as the funeral was held at St Michael’s Church. Relatives and local fraternal and charity members attended the services.
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Dorothy Disney
Frank T. Disney
Dorothy
Zencline
Curtis
Eastern Star
Fred W. Gooding
Edward A. Walters
Supreme Court
Victor Johnson
John H. Helman
Mary Guyman
Grimith
Schools Seek Competitive Bids for Supplies and Janitors
The board plans competitive bids for all supplies and for janitorial contracts in schools. Members Newman Chatman and Keefer note intent to issue contracts only after fair competition. The board seeks patron cooperation and welcomes public suggestions to improve school welfare.
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Trugwok
Sheskont
Price Newman
Chatman
I. A. Keefer
Chat. Membors
Eil
Berjlear
NEW PARCEL POST RULES FOR DISTANCE AND WEIGHT
Postmaster Miles circulates latest parcel post rates and rules. Parcels up to four ounces cost 1 cent per ounce or fraction, then scales for heavier items with distance. Local 50 mile rate varies, with weight and size limits, and maximum length plus girth 72 inches. Further details available at post offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Ex-Marshal Beats Negro Hotel Runner on Depot Platform
George Redmon former Sho shone marshal and a black hotel runner fought Tuesday night on the depot platform. Redmon struck the man with a revolver handle after pounding him with bare knuckles. The beating left the negro badly hurt, with reports noting severe head injuries and a choking finish. Inquiry found Redmon resented an insult to a guest at a hotel where the negro worked as a servant. No court action followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Redmon
Shoshone
Redon
Hedman
Redman
Water Works Plant Run by Town Shows Monthly Profit
At the regular meeting the Water Works Board reported April revenue of 713.35 and operating costs of 158.25, indicating the plant can run for less than 40 percent of revenue. The filtration plant work proceeds, with fittings being sourced from outside Salt Lake and expected to be ready soon.
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Wic Faze Board
Salt Lake
Chterga
Liev
Nike
Dr Baugh and Miss Waters Married in Utah Row
A divorce decree reveals that Dr W H Baugh and Maud L Waters married after Waters had previously wed Fish, who had one wife too many. They traveled from Shickshinny to Salt Lake City and returned to a warm reception, with a celebration featuring witnesses and a generous groom.
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Charles H. Fgh
Maud L. Waters
Fish
Miss Waters
W. H. Bough
Shcahone
Mur- Pag
Salt Lake City
Coloniat Hol
Poisoned dogs cast into Bellevue river dump
A Halley Times report states dogs poisoned in Bellevue last winter were hauled to Broadford bridge and dumped, rotting in the sun and causing a severe health threat to Bellevue and Wood River. Sanitation officials are urged to act without delay.
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Bellevue
Halley Times
Whlch
Broadford Bridge
Wood River
Idaho Attorney General seeks lower branch rail rates
On behalf of the People of the State of Idaho Attorney General Peterson has held a complaint with the public utilities commission averring that the 17 branch railroad lines in the state other than the Wood River and the Central Idaho are still charging upward of four cents per mile for passengers and are still discriminating freight rates. He therefore asks for an order requiring uniform rates of three cents per mile for passengers and equitable rates for freight.
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State of Idaho
Peterson
Public Utilities Commission
Wood River
Central
Idaho
Buying Dairy Cows by Carload Lots
Sam Kilker and Peter Andrews of Dietrich returned from Cache Valley Utah with two dairy carts and reported the valley’s advanced dairy stock. They noted 65 carloads of cattle had been sent to Idaho this year and that Holsteins dominate the region. The piece contrasts Idaho’s dairy prospects with the Utah valley, urging the best dairy stock for local progress.
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Sam Kilker
Peter Andrews
Dietrich
Cache Valley
Utah
Northwest
Easiene
Idaho
Gache Valley
Frank Gooding Addresses Western Interests in Senate Bid
Former Governor Frank Gooding spoke to a large crowd in Twin Falls last Friday urging support for his United States Senate candidacy. He emphasized tariff reform, farm product exemptions, protection for trusts, western resource development, national prohibition support, rural credits, and limited federal hindrance to western growth.
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Twin Falls
Frank BR. Gneding
Cationall
United States
Gooding
Tie
New Town Marshal Jim May 15 Appointed for Shoshone
Jim May is unanimously chosen as town marshal of Shoshone to replace George Redmon. He begins duties Tuesday night, receiving an orientation on office duties from the revived marshal. The town discusses regulation of speed and crime at the upcoming regular meeting, with potatoes and other local issues noted.
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George Redmon
May
Marshl
Shoshone
Marshal Stay
Percy May
Lieben
Nugent Controls Democratic State Committee Meeting
At a Boise gathering of the Democratic State Committee John F. Nugent asserted leadership and secured the election of Joseph T. Pease of Boise as chairman, replacing Ben R. Gray who resigned. The Carey family travels by prairie schooners via Shoshone toward Jackson Lake, detailing a caravan of ten people, eight horses, three wagons, and four bugeyes with a planned route through American Falls, Blackfoot, and Rexburg.
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Democratic State Committee
Boise
John F. Nugent
Joseph T. Pease
Ben R. Gray
Halley
Calvin Carey
Jackson Lake
Shoshone
Baise
Carey
American Falls
Blackfoot
Rexburg
Penmanship Contest to Be Held at Gooding
A penmanship contest is planned in Gooding on May 1 with students from several grades competing. Miss Spencer, the president, will award a silver cup to the top primary writer and the school earning the most points. Prizes include 5, 4, and 3 dollars for first through third places.
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Grod
Srila
Istume
Wirdel
Hagerman
Gite
Eimpetens Judes Gardechnel
Naveral Offey
Spencer
Reine
New Money Order Ruling 13 Made
The article notes a new postal money order ruling allowing money orders to be earned at any post station within 30 days of drawing. After 30 days they may still be paid if presented, with exceptions noted by general authorities. The fragment references dates and specific terms under a broader postal policy update.
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Congress
Mexico
Tampico
Huerts
A. Th. Confederation
Vera Rye
Mexico City
Wilson
Ordix
Class Drama of the Princess Presented
Sho shone high school students staged The Princes by Tennyson Friday night. Fern Noble led the title roles with strong supporting turns from Viola Gwin Anna Ryan Lenora Noble and Marguerite Le Bailey among others. Stage setting costumes and a maypole dance directed by Miss Palmer added to the graceful production.
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Tennyson
Shoshone High School
Fer
Noble
Katheryn Morse
Anna Ryan
Alo
Fern Noble
Viola Gwin
Lenora Noble
Marguerite le Bailey
Emily Webster
Douglas Bushnell
Raymond Wheeler
Byron Vadeo
Edwin Grosse
Fred Turner
Charles Gwin
Delno McMahon
Ruby Grosse
Miss Palmer
James Turner
Chester Johnson
Eit Mutt
Jeff Tm
Natural Wonder Obliterated by Thousand Springs Power Plant
A long report details the loss of countless springs as the Snow Bank Falls water is diverted into the Mum river system to power a new plant. Francia Letchfield led the engineering effort, diverting streams and eroding the canyon walls while the Thousand Springs vanish into the underground network.
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Francia Letchfield
Sir Lake
New Sunday Time Card Out for Mixed Train Service
The upcoming timetable introduces a mixed train on Sunday with reduced speeds and three weekly trips, replacing some daily services. Officials note the changes are practical and not yet official, with a formal table to be printed once effective.
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Veil Pratt
Richfield Trustees Propose Fees For School Case
Richfield trustees consider paying attorney fees totaling 1500 for settling a court dispute over school territory division among Richfield Jerome and Shostones districts. A separate Jerome case involves 8000 in fees. public sentiment at Jerome favored against payment. The Jerome school board plans a Monday meeting to review committee findings before action.
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Richfield
James R. Bothwell
Sistricts
Jerome
Shostones
Jerome City
Actagney
Ness Town
Times
Thokepresien
Egainet
Not On The Fence Frank R Gooding Political History
Frank R. Gooding is depicted as unwavering and candid in his political history, never equivocating or staying on the fence on issues. He is respected even by political enemies for his straightforward stance.
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Twin Falls
Pimes
Frank R. Gooding
Nome
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Seeos Gese
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Huleria
New York Times
Grazit
Argentina
Chile
Euerta
Washington Herald
Victoriano Huerta
Jim
Pattrewt
San Francisco Chronicle
Blaine
Western Hemisphere
Nugent
Ben Gray
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