Woolgrowers organize to exterminate coyotes in county
Lincoln County Woolgrowers Association meeting elected Price Newman president and T H Gooding secretary treasurer to lead efforts against coyotes. Members vote to assess one cent per head on sheep to fund immediate action, divide county into sections, and urge broad cooperation. Also lists several local court actions and cases about real estate, water rights, liens, and an injunction involving mangy horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suday Price Newman
T. H. Gooding
Shoshone
Idaho
Lincoln County Woolgrowers Association
Price Newman
Lincoln County Woolgrowers* Association
State
Big Wood River
Judge Price
Elias Morris Sons
Glenn’s Ferry Land and Irrigation Co
W. W. Jones
Richards and Haga
Glenn’s Ferry
Frost Ve Mullens Canal and Reservoir Co
Barnum and Luey
Richards and
Haga
Short Lincoln County District Court Term Ends Early
Due to multiple cases being continued and settled out of court, the Lincoln County District Court term was brief. The jury was not required and Judge Price countermanded the order for jurors to appear. The following disposition was recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Lincoln County
Price
Cotton spinning and weaving boom in India
Industry thriving in India as cotton spinning and weaving expand faster than in England, a nation that once dominated the trade. Strong growth in Indian mills boosts output and employment, signaling a shift in global textile leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
England
Willcreek Reservoir Project Advances in Shoshone
Promoters headed by Guy C. Barnum and L Hill of Shoshone, along with J. W. Waldron surveying the site, push toward building the Willcreek reservoir. The plan aims to reclaim 40,000 acres north of Willow Creek and over 100,000 acres on the Snake River south side, signaling a destiny for Shoshone.
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Shoshone
Willcreek
Guy C. Barnum
L Hill
D. Boone
Hailey
J. W. Waldron
Willow Creek
North Side
Snake River
Callal
Destiny
Shooting Scrape Near Muldoon Rocks Ongoing
Tuesday afternoon at Muldoon, 20 miles east of Hailey, George R. M. Hill shot his brother in law Al Moran during a dispute over dipping vats. Hill surrendered to Sheriff Williams in Hailey while Dr. Allen of Bellevue traveled to treat Moran. Moran’s injuries are described as serious, Hill to be held pending prognosis. both men are longtime local sheepmen.
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Muldoon
Hailey
George R. M. Hill
al. Moran
Hill
Williams
Allen
Bellevue
Moran
Reclamation Service Delays Heyburn and Rupert Sales
Official notice from the Reclamation Service postpones the November sales of lots in the Heyburn and Rupert town sites on the Minidoka project. The sale dates of November 14 and 21 are moved to early April due to late season, heat, and visitor accommodations. 1000 settlers already on land expected to clear sagebrush and plant crops. Minidoka to become a prosperous agricultural community in Snake River valley. Bronze coins described as mixtures of copper, tin and zinc.
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Washington
Reclamation Service
Secretary of the Interior
Citizns
Idaho
Heyburn
Rupert Oni
Minidoka
Red
Snake River Valley
Statesman
Rev A F Randall Resigns From St Matthews Parish
The Kansan Republican notes Rev A F Randall resigns from St Matthews parish Newton Kansas to take a position out west at American Falls. His brother will ship household goods to spare Newton residents another sight of him. Randall’s leadership improved the church edifice finances and harmony. He will hold two services monthly starting next Sunday with Rev Howard Stoy of Hailey assisting.
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St. Matthews Parish
A. F. Randall
J. R. Duff
American Falls
Minidoka
Howard Stoy
Hailey
Randall
Rabbit drive at Gooding ranch kills many, 2000 escape
Over 1200 rabbits killed in a drive at F W Gooding’s ranch last Saturday afternoon. More rabbits were killed than expected as few participants controlled the run, with about 2000 escaping. A repeat drive is planned next Sunday at three o clock, with dogs and guns not welcome.
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F. W. Gooding
Why Newspaper Editors Get Rich Joke from Paperdom
A humorous verse explains why country editors accumulate wealth through a lifecycle of births weddings and deaths. The narrator contrasts ritual payments to doctors ministers and undertakers with editors who profit from sensationalism obituaries and social notices. The piece mocks editorial greed and self promotion.
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Jong
Lodge
Society
Dom
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Woolgrowers Organize
State of Idaho
Abner Wells
W. H. Taylor
Charles Deeds
Q. P. Johnson
Board of County Commissioners
F. T. Disney
Henry Schodde
George E. Noble
Hawley
Puckett and Hawley
W. E. Borah
Schodde
Noble
District Court News
Royal
Royal Baking Powder
New York
Rev. Randall
Newton
Kansas
Kansan Republican
First National Bank
Shoshone, Idaho
F. R. Goopise
F. W. Goontsa
Cras
M. Hempans
F. B. Gooding
Fred W. Goatog
Clive M. Hemphill
Thos. B. Gooding
Heman M. Heribert
Edward A. Walters
E. W. Horton
SASHI
TVAHO
E. W. Kleinman
M. D
Starrh
Frank Whittington
W.D. Vredenburgh
E. A. Walters
Frank T. Disney
Notary Public
V.jr.buggins
Baugh’s Drug Store
Shoshone Idaho
Ww.r. Swope
Weaver
W. J. Smith
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