Water users urged to time irrigation plans carefully
Notice discusses a plan to run water in the canal system in roughly fifteen day periods. It stresses precise soil layout, furrow length limits, and corrugation spacing to ensure even moisture. The Idaho Irrigation Co Ltd offers guidance and engineers’ help for proper head and depth calculations. The Dietrich precinct notes follow with local births, school closings, and residents’ travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Irrigation Co., Ltd
W Lundin Resigns and Community Notes Update
Da rrah community notes mention W Lundin resigning amid a brief visitor sequence from Seattle. Mr and Mrs Detil of Seattle visited relatives in the Maraon families in Michigan. The Inter Church work continues, canvass for financial aid completed, solicitors pleased with local generosity supporting the work undertaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detil
Seattle
Michigan
John
Charter Maraon
California
Inter Churihy
Archie Bowler Appointed County Auditor
The County Commissioners at their meeting Monday appointed Archie Bowler to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of J. W. Lundin as County Auditor. Bowler qualified immediately and named Filer as chief deputy and Beulah Guyman as second deputy. The community knows Bowler as highly qualified and the commissioners praised his fitness for the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Bowler
J. W. Lundin
Bowler
Filer
Beulah Guyman
Poust
Tiehfield
Guymon
Auditors
Lundin
Lundin Wan
Matt McFut
Fish Creek
Blaine County
Beast Unnil
Methodist Church Notes from Shoshone Journal
Methodist Church Notes describe weekly chads and youth activities at Shoshone. Epworth League hosted a party for departing members Charles and Marion, Grace Anderson, May Johnson, with about fifty youths participating. A prayer meeting and dance drew interest, and Fathers Day was observed with a solo by Mrs. H. Gooling Jr. The live wire class of boys in 8, 5, taught by Rev. Brown, moved into the church gallery as planning continues for future activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
Epworth League
Charles
Marion
Grace Anderson
May
Johnson
Fathers Day
West
H. Gooling, Jr
Brown
North Shoshone Doings Highlights and Local Visits
Mrs Curtiss joins hosbrand in Twin Falls and Steichen visits town for examinations. Mrs Harmison seeks throat treatment while Scott and Jim visit Gooding. Mr and Mrs Joy travel from Dietrich to visit caves. Coughing spreads among students. Gene Ziegler improves. Scott Stoddard and Martin attend to district school house bonding. Eight youths attend Mrs Burdetts musical class. Robert Hubbs and Gladys Hubbs visit Bellevue. Rain noted. Grangers tour Tee Caves and Dam with car groups sliding in the cave.
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Scott
Jim
Gooding
Joy
Dietrich
Frank Burdett
Tee Caves
Mr. Vaughn
Jones
Warren
Hastings
Shoshone Public Schools Class Day at Opera House
Senior class exercises were held at the opera house in Shoshone on a Tuesday evening. The program, announced in the Journal of fast wack, split into a Burlesque on the Back Woods commencement and a reading of the class poem history and prophecy. Admission covered rent and expenses. Mr and Mrs Lyall Shellman, employed by Dr Dilh, were noted in attendance.
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Opera House
Journal of Fast Wack
Back Woods
Card of Thanks for Sympathy After Bereavement
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy and assistance during our bereavement from the death of our father Mrs. Violet Cannan, Charles Butler, Mrs. Florence Jones, Mrs. Bertha Brotanuen, Clarence Butler, Lillie Butler.
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Violet Cannan
Charles Butler
Florence Jones
Bertha Brotanuen
Clarence Butler
Lillie Butler
A Dangerous Custom On Sidewalk Bicycling Declared Hazard
The Journal notes bicycle riding on town sidewalks has grown among youth and becomes a danger to pedestrians. Recent near misses prompt call for an ordinance to prohibit sidewalk riding to prevent serious accidents.
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Journal
Death of Mrs S C Frost Pioneer of Lincoln County
Robert J. McMahon traveled to Hagerman on Thursday night and Friday morning to attend the funeral of Mrs S C Frost, an early Lincoln County pioneer who lived much of her life in Hagerman and Shoshone. The Frosts claimed a large tract near Hagerman and held the first water right on the Big Wood River. Mr Frost operated a rooming house in Shoshone earlier in their years.
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Robert J. McMahon
Bilas
Hagerman
8. C. Frost
Lincoln Country
Maho
Shoshone
Idaho
Jeoming
Mahe
Big Wood
Frost
Monson
Funeral of Alvin Butler in Walla Walla
Alvin Lloyd Butler born November 2 1874 in Arkansas. He moved with parents to Idaho as an infant, later homesteaded on Big Wood River near Shoshone. He married Mary Dudley July 4 1896 and had six children. He died May 4 in Walla Walla and was buried in Shoshone cemetery after Methodist services.
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Alvin Lloyd Butler
Arkansas
Itaaho
Clover Creek
Lincoln County
Big Wood River
Shoshone
Walla Walla
Wash
Mary Dudley
Thorn
Mr. Butler
Methodist Church
Butler
Final Eighth Grade Exams Across County
Mrs Leah Burnside County Superintendent holds the Final Eighth Gauge examination across the state for three days, with Dietrich Richfield and Shoshone schools, and Districts Nos 2 18 11 and 29. Pupils listed include Keleo Warren Lain Warren Casey Warren Ward Mills Melvin Gartin Sybil Steckel John Gebris Clarence Gehrig Edwin Strichens Lavon Hubbs Edward Gomes Elizabeth Bates Jack Treok Dick Seron. The top marks will be published next week. The next president is expected to have grounded aims to address America’s pressing problems.
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Leah BM. Burnside
Trix
Ith. Dietrich
Richfield
Shoshone
Keleo Warren
Lain Warren
Casey Warren
Ward Mills
Melvin Gartin
Sybil Steckel
John Gebris
Clarence Gehrig
Edwin Strichens
Lavon Hubbs
Edward Gomes
Elizabeth Bates
Jack Treok J
Dick Seron
Annual Commencement Exercises at Shoshone Public Schools
The Baugh theatre hosted the annual commencement with 13 graduates led by Silas Flossie Mason and Joy Noble. C R Praggier of Pocatello Technical Institute spoke on the Demand of Democracy as the glee club supplied music. diplomas were presented by Professor Wesson amid roses and flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baugh
Silas
Flossie Mason
Miss Joy Noble
C. R. Pragier
Pocatello Technical Institute
Glee Club
T. H. Gooding, Jr
Fighting an Enemy on the Home Soil in Idaho
May 5 Bolen Idaho reports from across the state on May 1 American Day observances. Large meetings and school readings of the American Creed show strong loyalty to the constitution and flag while factions seek to undermine the government. Citizens compare domestic unrest to U.S. troops in the Argonne with broad public backing.
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Bolen
Idaho
Argonne
United States
Germains
France
Political Gossip on Idaho Republicans Unity and Campaigns
Boise May 8 political gossip notes growing Republican harmony in Idaho after the state convention delegates to Chicago gathering. Counties are launching vigorous campaigns and a united party, with reform in organization ahead of primaries. Democrats face shrinking influence across the nation as primaries reveal declines.
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Boise
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Missouri
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James W. Patterson
Kuna
J. M. Clark
Ed. Carothers
John Segraves
Fuller
S. 8
King
Kirker
Halley
Portland
Diet
Adventist Sabbath School
Little Wood
Ted Gunderson
Nampa
Wene Oliver Ames
Wehrly
Bruce Walker
John G. Turner
S E. Riker
Samuel A. Bate, Sr
Thomas H. Edwards
Shere
Low
W. Lundin
Darrah
Hilly Brooke
Dietrich Tursslay
Telse
Jeprohs Pushores
Mes. Hastings
Lee Cave
and Airs Harmen
Tieir
Mes
Fred Martin
Jane
Itikekburn
Ritter Ranch
Ruth Varnum
Mr. Houndy
Springer
Khens
Jerome
Kins
Mulliner
Nurs
Mra
Mitchell
Homie Wi
Grange Hall
North Shoshone Doings
Mrs. Curtiss
Hosbrand
Twin Falls
Ddwit
O Gene Ziegler
Scott Stoddard
Martin
Robert Hubbs
Gladys Hubbs
Bellevue
S.C .Frost
Alvin Butler
America
Democrats
Tulea
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