Water policy and pea seed fields at Nagig Project
Politic of water allocation drives farmers on the Nagig Project as managers warn midsummer shortages. Proportionate shares, conservation urged, and potential for decent crops if misuse avoided. Richfield tract emphasizes peas for seed with high returns and lower water use. Descriptive scene of fields and optimistic outlook amid drought.
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Humdrum Néw
Ratley
Richfield
Stedrab
J. H. Barbee
Praise for Gooding and Idaho freight rate debate
The story highlights Senator Gooding’s criticism of railroad freight discrimination harming Idaho farmers and shippers. It quotes rate comparisons from Chicago to Portland and Seattle, citing a need for state input into rate setting, then shifts to vignettes of local agriculture and poultry ventures, including Nielson’s crop outlook and William Towne’s successful chicken ranch, illustrating regional economic prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cappers Weekly
Gooding
Tahoe
Senator Gooding
Union Pacific
Freighe
Idaho
Portland
Chicago
Idaho State Line
Seattle
Pegram
Fieet
Minho
Henntor Gooding
Memorial Sunday Service Planned at Methodist Church
Memorial Sunday on May 27 will be observed at the Methodist church at 11 a.m. G A R veterans American Legion War Mothers and the Auxiliary will attend in force. others are invited. Poppies and badges will be sold at local drugstores and confectionery to support Legion and Auxiliary activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
G. A. R. Veterans
American Legion
War Mothers
Auxiliary
Sons of America
Methodist Church
Schneider Drug Company
Sinclair's
Jackson's
Legion
Full Crew Working at Gooding-Darrah Sheep Pens
The Gooding-Darrah sheep shearing pens operate with a full crew of men, missing only one day due to the strike. Wool is hauled daily to Shoshone, with about ten days expected to harvest and store the crop. W. H. Dowdell, strike leader and organizer for the IWW, was sentenced to thirty days in jail and fined $50 for stealing a watch from J. A. Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooding-Darrah
W. H. Dowdell
I W. W
J. A. Mitchell
Kimama News Notes visitors and visits across towns
Mes Kine and sons were Shoshone shoppers Saturday. Mug Alvah Fortune and family went to Pocatello last Tuesday. Mrs Rudsel left for Ohio to visit her mother. Mrs John Klebe left for Alabama to visit her parents. Mr Hinshaw and family shopped at Rupert Saturday evening. Mrs Dawley of Rupert visited her daughter Mrs Paine on Wednesday. J Rugh and family were shoppers. Mr and Mrs Paine spent Saturday evening and Sunday at Rupert. Mrs King went to Owinza Thursday to visit her son and his wife. Herman Yorke and family went to Montpelier Sunday evening for the summer. Mrs Vanzdaret and family Guy Eddie and family of Rupert and Miss Elsie Lindsay of Acquia spent Sunday at the C J Rugh home.
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Mes. Kine and Sons
Mug Alvah Fortune
Pocatello
Rudsel
Ohio
John Klebe
Alabama
Kaise
Mr. Hinshaw
Rupert
Dawley
Paine
J. Rugh
Local Community News and Household Updates
Mrs D G Mitchell rests at home while Mrs Peck stays with her. Herbert Sprenger family visited Jerome last Sunday. Mrs Milke travels to King Hitt to visit friend Mrs Shipley. Mitchell and Coolidee visited Gooding Wendell Friday night. James Harmison taken to Dill hospital with reported spotted fever. Sewage project under way to replace burned Durrah sewer. Baseball gate between 160 plan was held Friday. Curling results and other local notes appear in scattered fragments.
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D. G. Mitchell
Mra. Peck
Herbert Sprenger
Jerome
Milke
King Hitt
Mra. Shipley
Mra Mitchell
Mies Coolidee
Gooding
Wendell
James Harmison
Dill Hospital
Studebaker Agency Opens New Garage and Salesroom
Dr. W. H. Baugh has taken over the Studebaker agency and will operate from a new garage east of the Penney store. The light six model is already selling well in the area, attracting strong interest from local buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Baugh
W. H. Baugh
Studebaker
Penney
Memorial Services Mark Fourth of July in Shoshone
The American Legion has taken over the planned Fourth of July celebration in Shoshone after the Oddfellows gave up the project. Committees are appointed and a full day of races games and sports is being organized with events planned every minute. Large advertising bills are about to be printed.
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American Legion
Oddfellows
Easter Feast and Services At Catholic Church
On next Sunday the Feast of the Blessed Trinity is observed with Mass and a sermon in the morning, and evening services at 7.00. All Catholics are urged to receive Holy Communion during the Easter period. A late service is planned and a school close event is set for Saturday at 6.30 after the morning service.
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Serviers
Fragmented OCR notes from a 40 year old column
Readable lines reference a bygone era with scattered phrases about fear, a banker, and a ritual or event. Names and places are garbled, leaving a fragmentary silhouette of a historical discussion and possible local concerns.
Southern Idaho League Baseball Schedule 1923
Schedule for the Southern Idaho baseball league season of 1923 lists games at Shoshone Jerome Eden Hansen Twin Falls Kimberly and other venues with dates in May June July and August. The crisscrossed list shows matches between Shoshone Jerome Eden Hansen Twin Falls Kimberly and related towns with various dated contests.
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Shoshone
Jerome
Eden
Hansen
Twin Falls
Kimberly
Twin Palle
Phoshene
Kdeo
Kigherty
Hanteo
Rhoshone
Wy Jerome
Haneon Dalybo
Hopson
Jorgen Done
Baden Mag
Aneuet
Tole Pelle Duly
Rieti Dane
Pelle -Mhashane
Dune
Shoshone Beats Jerome In Opening Baseball Game
Shoshone defeats Jerome 6 to 4 in a hard fought season opener at the diamond. Leach scored for Jerome in the first. Lindemer tied it for Shoshone in the fourth. Leach doubled Jerome back in front in the fifth. Shoshone erupted in the eighth inning, with Chrisman and Bhaer delivering key hits as Lindemer, Pethick, and Blouga cleared the bases. Erickson pitched for Jerome all game, Morton for Shoshone. both with 12 strikeouts.
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Jerome
Diamonds
Leach
Stoshone
Lindemer
Bulls
Chrisman
Bhaer
Pethick
Blouga
Togal
Erickson
Shoshone
Morton
Shoshers
Pocatelico
Hahn
Murphy
Schuppenies
Humphrey
Barclay
Bills
Gerboth
Lee
Ashlenfelter
Fitaler
Blougaef
Christian Id
Wilson If
Schuppennies II
W. Hail Horne
Twin Falls
Bille
Bator
Morton S Brickeon
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N. O. Nielson
Nielson
William Towne
Towne
Fiat
Anne Die He
weTruce
G. A. B. War Mothers
M. E. Church
Darrah
Kimama News
North Shoshone News
Studebaker Agency
Rpe Ig
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