Gooding Townsite company formed with notable directors
The Gooding Townsite company is organized with Governor Gooding as president and A J Schubert as secretary. D C McWatters and Fentress Hill join the board representing electric railway interests, signaling confidence in the town's development. Water rights accompany each lot sold as contractors build the diversion dam and reservoir dam for the Big Wood project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooding
Amanda d. Gooding
A. J. Schubert
D. C. McWatters
Fentress Hill
Manaer
North Side
Twin Falls
Big Wood
Fred W Gooding Buys Large Stake in Iake Irrigation
Fred W Gooding purchases a major stock block in Iake Irrigation and joins the board, signaling strong commitment to the project. He reports the large ditch from the hills west of Alberta advancing within 30 days and the reservoir site as ideal for ample water supply. He foresees water ready next spring for lands south of Gooding and pledges rapid completion.
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Iake Irrigation Company
Fred W. Gooding
Lincoln County
Idaho
Mr. Gooding
Gooding
Fred Gooding
Alberta
Alout
Starrh Named State Board of Pharmacy Member
T M Starrh has been appointed by the governor to succeed R B Haines on the Idaho state board of pharmacy. A respected, diligent pharmacist, Starrh plans to expand his influence in the field with new preparations like Sage Brush Hair Tonic from his company. He will continue as compounder while guiding regulatory duties for the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Davis
Austin
L. Li. Steele
Three Creek
Ray Gwin
Hagerman
Idaho
Jerry Becker
Mark
Walter Otis
Portland
Ore
Dr. Marshall
Wendell
J. R. Blackhart
Rupert
John Parrott
Ed Minard
Jerome
John Schooler
Buhl
Walter Gribble
Paul Ayers
Geo
Schooler
Twin Falls
Frank Parrott
Ed Woodring
Frank Hartwell
Roseworth
Chas. Owens
Boise
Emma
Chas
Jim Lacy
Wilber Schooler
Jess Schooler
Lyte Owens
A. H. Brailsford
Paul Gourley
Nat Owsley
Paul
Miss Cockrell
Alberta
Canada
Fred
Jess
W. L. Coltharp
W. F. Hopper
T. M. Starrh
State Board of Pharmacy
R. 8
Shishone
Starrh i
One of the Home Made Gold Mines Making Lincoln County Rich
The piece argues railroads face public misperception, urging fair business dialogue. It notes growing national wealth and railroad demand, cites abuses like oil pipeline rates, and urges managers to earn public trust by fair practices, with Kansas and Topeka references.
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Lincoln County
Facple
Ripley
Standard Oil Company
Kansas City
Railroads
Mall
Breese
Topeka
Kaneas
Blaine County Taxpayers Anxious to Buy Tax Receipts
Fred Bradley and A D Williams arrived from Hailey on business and bought lots in Gooding where they express confidence in growth. Bradley hints the land office may move there if Gooding prospers, while Williams notes rising Blaine county tax receipts as taxpayers rush to pay overdue taxes.
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Blaine County
Fred Bradley
United States Land Office
A. D. Williams
Hailey
Gooding
Mr. Bradley
The Truth About Railroads in a Political Roar
A satirical critique tracing a Kansas political party born from gloom 18 years ago and its rise to a peak in 1802, its decline within a decade, and the ongoing influence of its more practical claims as industry commentators link it to modern credit fears.
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Kansas
Republic
Jeremiah
Calamity howlers and railroads in bad weather talk
A historical column criticizes pessimistic political voices and rail executives like President Ripley of the Santa Fe. It argues clouds and gloom prompt reform but praises practical rail transport for prosperity, noting people understand transportation boosts property values and business.
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Howler
Jeremiah
President Ripley
The
Santa Fe
Ripley
Mr. Ripley
Excursion to Gooding and Carey Act Land Offer
An excursion by Idaho Trin gitian Company offers a round trip from Shoshone for sixty five cents and a November Ith return to Gooding to view 10 000 acres offered under the Carey Act. Agents of O S L provide details and further particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Tringitian Company
Shoshone
Drowning Reported After Boy Missing On River Sterling
Victim identified as a boy living six miles west of Gocelingg near Fat ranch. He was delivering a milk bottle across the Fig Wood river Monday morning and was seen near the foot bridge at ten thirty. Despite search, no trace found, with neighbors believing he fell from the bridge and was carried downstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Pettyjohn
John Pettyjohn
Gocelingg
Fig Wood River
Million Dollar Mine Promise at Fort Pitte Mill
Joe Darrah and Adolph Maier return from Fort Pite Mill and Mining company property in Blauster county near Ketchum Idaho with two large gold bricks from a 20 stamp run. Maier, metallurgist and assayer, oversaw cyanide processing to extract gold from tailings. The mine is described as highly promising with thousands of feet of tunnels and plans to full 29 stamp operation next season.
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Joe Darrah
Adolph Maier
Fort Pite
Baluster County
Ketchum
Darrah
Maier
Idaho
Denver
Colorado
October Blackberries and Local Revival at Baptist Church
Fremont county boasts banana belt claim while Matt McFall ranch near Shoshone harvests ripe blackberries. Revival led by Rev. C. L. Owen at Baptist Church draws crowded houses with expected nightly sermons and music. services listed with times for morning and evening gatherings.
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Fremont County
Idaho
Boise
Matt McFall
Shoshone
Baptist Church
C. L. Owen
Heangelint
Astoria
Oregon
Devemine
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Idaho Irrigation Securities
Albert Hartwell
Sam Johnson
Big Wood River
State Pharmacy Board
Ue North Side
Schhool House
Fort Pitt
Episcopal Church Services
Sumiag
Svening Service Rep
Lia ‘Am Ti
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