Portland Creamery Eyes Shoshone Opening Plan
George Harry Jr of Portland, Ore, spending a week in Shoshone as field man for a large Portland cream company. They anticipate opening a creamery, paying cash on delivery for cream, at Portland prices less express, and expect to start within sixty days. Plans include butter and cheese production, cold storage, and egg handling for shipment to Portland. Local cream producers in Gooding County earned $4,690.03 for April deliveries. average price for sweet cream was 39 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eorge Harry
Portland
Will
George Harry, Jr
Rtland
Fey
Gooding Inty
Gooding Ge Cream Association
Arthur Meinger
Dietrich High School Commencement 1923
The Dietrich High School commencement occurred Tuesday evening May 15 1923 in the high school auditorium. The program featured an orchestra processional piano duet by Mrs. Claspill and Mrs. Carnegie a Mary Crist vocal duet a Dr C W Frazier address a male quartet a diploma presentation by F T Howard and a benediction by T J Claspill. Mary Crist was the sole graduate as Miss Gunderson left school mid year for fitness reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich High School
Cnn
T. J. Claspill
Borden
Carnegie
C. W. Frazier
Idaho Technical Institute
F. T. Howard
T. J. Claspitt
Mary Crist
Gunderson
Dual Role Drama The Golden Trail At Baugh Theatre
The Golden Trail comes to the Baugh Theatre Friday night featuring Miss Novak in a dual role as a demure college co ed and as Faro Kate, queen of an Alaskan gambling hall. The performance blends college life with northern frontier atmospherics and showcases Novak’s contrasting characters as parallel but never meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baugh
Far North
Miss Novak
Tna
Inter
South Sea Isles
Betty Compson
Richard Dix
Paramount
Honolulu
Phillip E. Rosen
John Fleming Wilson
A. & LeVine
Peter B. Kyne
Ping
Brothers
Guldeye
Atevance
Local notes and family visits in Shoshone and Wendell
Stella Cook spends Wednesday on her North Shoshone farm. Austell Walker plans a week away in Shoshone before heading east. News arrives in Shoshone of the death of Mrs. Carl Casey and Mrs. Stanley of Wendell, guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Elacy over Sunday. Probert spends Sunday in the HOO Advlutdy. Melon Merri recently graduated. Hill leaves Friday for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry
Stella Cook
North Shoshone
Austell Walker
Shoshone
Ord
Carl Casey
Stanley
Wendell
Elacy
Ith Probert
Hoo
Melon Merri
Wehinul
Fm Hill
Toy
County Commissioners Meet Divides on Poor Relief Plan
The county commissioners met Monday with Mc Mahon and Lemmon present while Patterson absent due to illness. They approved claims, adjourned, and on Tuesday ratified highway district reports and bank bonds. Fee reports from the auditor, sheriff, and probate judge were approved. Camas Blaine Gooding Jerome Sainties discussed centralizing poor relief for four counties to save costs. no final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMahon
Lemmon
Patterson
Camas
Blaine, Gooding
Jerome Sainties
Ku Klux Klan Meeting Fizzles With Low Turnout
A Ku Klux Klan lecture in Twin Falls drew only eight attendees on Tuesday night. The organizer canceled the gathering and the lecturer and his party left town, with most attendees identified as sheep shearers just arriving in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klur Klan
Twin Falls
North Shoshone News carnival at Grange for larder benefi t
Miss Justice owns a Ford. Gildys Hubbs moves to ranch for summer. The big penny carnival at the Grange Saturday features a rattlesnake exhibit and other attractions to aid the local larder. Darrah school and Peck school plan a Friday event with a tall game, lunch and camel ride. Darrah ladies club meets. next week’s meeting postponed. Misse Coolidge is surprised by pupils families bringing food baskets and gifts at her school event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Justice
Gildys Hubbs
Peck School
Darrah School
Isteset
Darrah
Sirs. Cheney
Mise Coolidge
Library report highlights April activity and new titles
In April si books were taken out with pay-shelf items. Nine new cards issued. Fines collected total 341 dollars. Donations 241 dollars and pay shelf 3.29. Borrowers cards in use 847. New pay-shelf books received include Paint Perfume by Zona Gale Bare of Tron by Ethel M Dell Whelps of the Wolf by George Marsh Par Gravel by Hugh Poindexter The Brave by Rafael Sabatini The Fueht by Muriel Hine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zona Gale
Ethel M Dell
George Marsh
Hugh Poindexter
the Brave
Rafael Sabatini
Muriel Hine
Dietrich News Notes Honor Mrs Crist Before Washington
Five Mrs A V Randleman and Mrs R T Randleman entertained Friday afternoon at Mrs R T Randleman home for Mrs E Crist who is leaving for Washington. Guests included Mrs James Claspill Friedline Carnegie Borden Kilker and Miss Mary Crist. Dainty refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Randleman
R. T. Randleman
E. Crist
Washington
James Claspill
Friedline Carnegie
Borden, Kilker
Mary Crist
Concert Tuesday by Andelin Clart Consert
Concert notice from Me Willard Audelin about a Tuesday event at a local venue. Includes street mention and participant names, with limited readable details due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K of
Phat
Evaninn
Willard Audelin
Aervanhont
Roth
Legion News on Memorial Day Observance Policy Change
The Legion adopts a reverent Memorial Day separate from Independence Day. Weeke Yadenport requests May 5th be set aside for a Decoration Day program. The Legion seeks business-house support and plans a coordinated observance for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Tenting of Hee Dwr Li Geena Mrnday Review
Fragmentary notes describe a planned event or gathering with unclear details about speakers and timing. The text mentions Kent and Geena with irregular spellings and multiple broken words, suggesting a historical issue or local chronicle with uncertain place names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Unclear text fragment from historical page
Incomplete OCR fragment with mixed letters and phrases. No discernible individuals, organizations, places, or events can be reliably identified for a factual headline or summary.
Sheep Shearers Strike Over Wages at Gooding-Darrah Pens
Sheep shearers at the Gooding Darrah pens walked out Tuesday after demands rose from 12% to 15 cents per sheep. The strike affects operations as daily earnings rise from about $25 to $40, with about seventy five workers gathering in Shoshone to discuss actions and a leader, W H Dowell, faced petit larceny charges. by Wednesday, the plant resumed near full staffing as tensions cooled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooding- Darrah
Macon
Idie Het
Taisho
Utah
Shoshone
Eden Arested
Ieader
W. H. Dowell
Mitchell
Hearih
Benefit Opera Aida Performance At Gooding Schubert Theater
The fourth act of the grand opera Aida will be staged in costume at the Schubert theater Gooding next Monday evening May 1 under Madame Lillie Lang-Collins. Flora Eubanks Marion Green Ray Melton lead the principal roles with Clyde Whitman Warren Harold Roberts and Dallas McNeil as the Isis priests. Proceeds support a local fund aiding Gooding’s aspiring musicians and entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aida
Schubert Theater
Good- Ing
Madame Lillie Lang-Collins
Gooding College
Flora Eubanks
Marion Green
Ray Melton
Clyde Whitman
Warren
Harold Roberts
Dallas McNeil
Isis
Rhadames
Petah
Musterens
Madame Cultine
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
A damaged OCR fragment provides partial facts and unreadable names and places. The readable text hints at a local notice or brief item but lacks clear event details or dates for a complete summary.
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Eamery
Dietrich
the Baugh Theatre
Pde
Commissioners
KU Klux Klan
North Shoshone News
the Grange
Mr. Milke
Isenberg Ranch
Herbert Sprenger
Library Report
Dietrich News
Legion News
Grange News
Ais
Wroneer
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