Great Western Prosperity Echoes From Irrigation Trip
Washington correspondents report booming western prosperity after five weeks across Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, and Indian Territory. Farmers, bankers, and industrials describe abundant crops, strong prices, and ready money. The farmer, paid off farm and ample bank accounts, leads national strength, not Wall Street, as the key support of the country.
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Heyburn Visits Town En Route to Washington
Senator Heyburn and Mrs Heyburn passed through town Tuesday morning on their way to Washington. U S Marshal Rounds and Assayer Wooley accompanied them. The senator recently returned from six weeks in Alaska for legal business and greeted many friends briefly before catching No 2.
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Visit to Milner Showcases Twin Falls Irrigation Dam Plan
A Nampa reader recounts a journey to Milner and the Twin Falls Land Water Co irrigation works. The article details dam construction on the Snake River, a 50 mile canal, spillways, tunnels, and electric power for dredges, with miles of rock blasting, machinery, and a vast labor force. The trip continues toward Shoshone Falls and Perrine ranch, noting canyon views, sapphires, and Perrine orchards irrigated by a spring-fed river system feeding beets and fruit trees.
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Knights of Pythias Thanksgiving Dance Draws 70 Couples
The Knights of Pythias annual Thanksgiving ball and supper, led by Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Butler, drew about 70 couples. An elaborate midnight supper followed, with attendees from Bliss and Bellevue and other nearby towns. The event was a social and financial success, netting a neat sum for the knights.
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Bliss
James Smitham
Bellevue
Patrick Hughes
John Gray
Mise Byrnes
Anna Murphy
Pat
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Lesser Evil and Quinn Debate Callow Swear on Golf Links
De Fonte replies that Callow’s swearing on the golf links is not aimed at boring anyone with a Scotel dialect. The exchange centers on whether Callow’s behavior qualifies as objectionable chatter during the round.
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Charlie Callow
de Fonte
Hicks Almanac for 1904 Now Ready for Mail-Order
The 1904 Hicks Almanac by Rev Irl BR Hicks is prepared and will be mailed to any address for 30 cents. The accompanying Word and Works paper is offered at one dollar a year. The Word and Works and Hicks Almanac are advertised as premier publications, with orders to Word and Works Publishing Co. at 2201 Locust St. St. Louis Mo.
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The Privilege of Age in a Gentle Encounter
In a quiet social moment Miss Anne Tek urges Miss Sharpe to call her Grace, noting familiarity should not offend the older woman. Miss Sharpe agrees, suggesting elderly ladies may welcome a first name rather than formality, setting a tone of simple cordiality.
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