Gold finds spark Hagerman mining excitement in Idaho district
Report from Hagerman Idaho describes sample rocks carrying gold and silver shown by L. Griffith of Goldfield Paul Clvaller and Samuel Murphy. Assays from Salt Lake show 2.50 in gold and 45.75 in silver per ton, while Boise Chemical Institute certified ore at 21 cents to the ton. Curran doubts a lasting gold boom, noting basalt formation and lack of supporting evidence.
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Frost Huserman
Griffith
Goldfield New
Paul Clvaller
Portland
Samuel Murphy
Seven Devils Minis
Hagerman
Murphy
Sinding Gould
Hitle
Hagyman Drie Company
Fleld
Lrge
Salt Lake
Boise Chemical Institute
Martin Curran
John Curran
Cur-ran
Martin A. Curran
Curran
Bandit Frank James Stricken By Heart Disease At 73
Excelsior Springs Missouri November 21 Frank James famed James gang member in post Civil War era was stricken with heart disease and is in critical condition at the James homestead He is 73 years old
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Excelsior Springs
Frank James
James
Southwest
James Homestead
Fires in Car Floors Delays Train 18 All Morning
Blaze in a railroad car loaded with theatrical scenery bound for Twin Falls started beneath the floor. Crews opened the floor’s many layers and sprayed water but the fire persisted, delaying Train 18 as workers tried to prevent in both the floor and woodwork from spreading.
Contests Possible Over Two Official Seats
A Jerome delegation reported potential challenges to two offices as candidates Degrodratic andologins for Shut and Cheri, Meiers, Jenkins and Honecsur attended Shostoke with Hull and Frazer acting as legal counsel. Republicans Whebler and Lundin were declared elected. Contests may be filed within twenty days after county canvass finalized November 11. Democrats Roy Jones and J Gooding Singer sought to influence the proceedings and visited Jerome.
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Jerome
UN Ns
Shut
Cheri
Meiers
Jenkins
Honecsur
Ena Hohraiser
Heary
Shostoke
Hull
Frazer
Pesson Uble
Ars
Ht Veny
Moasrs
Whebler
Lundin
Guy County
Roy Jones
Old Incon
James Gooding Singer
Seedgrowers Meeting in Twin Falls Idaho Convention
Seed growers gather December 1 to 3 in Twin Falls for Idaho Seed Growers convention with sessions at the high school and an exhibit hall. Notable speakers include D W A Prton, M A Brannon, J A Widstoe, G R Hill, F S Harris, and D C MacWatters. Cash prizes total $500 with various exhibits and events at the Commercial club and high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Thursof
O. G. Zuck
J. F. Denny
W. Starr
M. A. Thometz
EV. Berg
Willem Cieek
Gispingen
Shoshone Falls
Domestic Science
D. W. A. Prton
Department of Articulture
Washington, D. C
M. A. Brannon
University of Idaho
Moscow
J. A. Widstae
Utah Agricultural College
G. R. Hill
F. 8. Harris
D. Center
Boise
H. Harlan
Payette
J. S. Welch
Gooding
Scott
Pocate
It Isn't Your Town It's You Poem Reflection
A reflective poem urges readers to see town character as a mirror of personal effort. It argues real progress comes when everyone works, shares, and builds together rather than blaming others. The piece hints at communal pride and personal responsibility.
Cutting of trees on Oghool Yard sparks town meeting
A town meeting led by Mayor Beckett and Trustees argues over cutting two rows of trees bordering the high school yard. Residents fear loss of shade and scenery, while some want the grass spared and only the sidewalk area cleared. Several speakers oppose the行动. one trustee dissents, warning against needless destruction to save a patch of grass.
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Teusten
Takand Ff Beckete
Woldes
Owen
Martios
Cettilsien
Wil Newman
Weis
J. Disney
Fred W. Grinding
Mire L. Revkert
J. Melvin
Price Newman
Willard Fields
S. E. Todd
Ienstee
M. T. Whitmeir
J. J. Beckett
Mr. Todd
Who Pays for Canal Bridges in Idaho Case
A Idaho Supreme Court case questions who must pay for canal bridges after a 1903 county order. Judge Walters ruled the commissioners’ order invalid, siding with the irrigation company that public highways must be crossed by bridges built under state statutes. About 1200 parcels affected in Gooding County.
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Idaho
Ann Copan
Lincuin
Soust
Roneil Courty
Conny
Jouge Welture
Weren le Besol
Linenin County
Dualgast
Idebodsrigation Company
Irisitinn Company
Walters
Ama
Gooding County
Bonds To Be Sold For Shoshone Water System
Town trustees announce three offers at par for $18,000 Shoshone water bonds after wartime hesitation. Proceeds fund reconstruction and expansion of the water system. bids are reviewed under specified conditions for final award.
Graham Appointed to Utilities Commission in Idaho
Boise Idaho November 21 John W Graham a Twin Falls lawyer was named to the Public Utilities Commission to replace Jutor D W Stantrod who resigned in October He will serve a four year term ending with the present administration and the commission expects to hold a meeting December 5 with Hhice A Christeller Wecuian to attend
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Atexenter
County to Distribute Rabid Poison to Farmers
The county commissioners authorize 300 doses of tablet poison to eradicate jackrabbit pests. Farmers in each district must meet to appoint a representative to receive and distribute the poison, with distribution limited to designated receivers and not by county authorities. The program aims to reduce rabbit damage during winter when they move onto farms from dense brush.
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Ward
Government Department
Board of County Commissioners
Last 80 Acres of Gooding Silva Ranch Sold Near Gooding
The final 80 acres of the Gooding Silva ranch on Little Wood River two miles east of Gooding sold this week to Joseph M. Sells of Cooperstown North Dakota for 10010. The ranch, one of the oldest in the area, features a fertile soil and a large oat yield from 60 acres. Sells arrived with five carloads of horses and cattle and is brother in law of C A Smith of Haddock.
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Silva Ranch
Little Wood River
Gooding
Joseph M. Sells
Cooperstown
North Dakota
Mr. Sells
H¢é
Tinho
C. A. Smith
Haddock
Be SCHERER ESEE SS FACTS FOR THE FARMER by Peter Radford
Be SCHERER ESEE SS FACTS FOR THE FARMER by Peter Radford, Lecturer National Farmers' Union. No farmer is perfect but mis takes can be reduced by intelligent reading and intense thinking.When a farmer realises his interests are bound with neighbors, farming becomes profitable. State and federal duty is to provide broader agricultural education for all. The welfare of farmers depends on modesty and disciplined effort.
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Scherer
Peter Radford
National Farmers’ Union
Faily
Tanner & Boldant Wits
Curdeaintelly
Abel Leuirienaite
Knights of Pythias Meeting With Gooding Brethren
A local Knights of Pythias gathering with Gooding Lodge members included Archie Howler as Chanter and Jobo Bl keeper of records. Visitors listed include E W Lundin, Frank Millsaps, Fred Gwin, and others. the event featured degree work and a stated candidate for Tuesday night in Lassstos County.
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Kalshts
Traeropal Viet
Govahlzie
Archie Howler
Chuneritor
Jobo
Smewa Ac Keeper of Records
Seale
Idehu
Lea Generece Syeley
Tunsday Nigirls
War costs and graves reveal war's magnitude
The British government official states war costs Britain about 2.25 billion dollars this year, with 350 million pounds to be raised by a levy. A Catholic priest is cited claiming forty thousand Athenians killed, buried in graves one and a half feet wide and four bays long, stretching twelve miles if lined end to end. The piece contrasts financial cost with human devastation to convey the war's scale.
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Coe
Great Britain
Farmer fatally shot by own gun near Minidoka
Frank Neilhouse a dry land farmer was fatally wounded when his loaded shotgun slipped from a hay rake and discharged into his arm. He rode to a neighbor for help, was taken by train to American Falls, operated on, but died before recovery from anesthesia. He had lived on a farm north of Minidoka and leaves a wife and siblings in Austria-Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Neilhouse
Minidoka
Fred Baltz
American Falls
Nelthouse
Austria-Hungary
Dano 106 Brings Wealth to Gooding Hogs Trade
The Dano 106 boosts wealth in Gooding Idaho as three buying agencies led by Harry Fike Gh Bigsingeme and Gem State Packing purchase hogs for San Francisco Los Angeles and local packing. From Wendell to Pocatello shipments rise with daily cash to farmers averaging around $2000 statewide, signaling a budding hog industry expected to grow fivefold in coming years.
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Bays
Idaho
Gooding
Harry Fite
Gem Sorte Packing Company
Gem State Packing Company
Gowding
Gowoing
Wendell
Richfield
Tne
Pocatello
Huntington
Kansas
Town
My Lady Laughter at the Baugh December 11
Participation list and songs include China Towns Same Old Two Rebecca of Sunnybrook Tomorrow California Night Song When a Maid Comes Knocking at Your Heart Luv r Here and I m Here and Laddie plus many choruses and named performers across a large local musical event with multiple named contributors and groups.
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China Towns
China Town
Bart Swope
Katherine Morse
George Sturgis
Rebecca of
Sunnybrook
Flanche Smith
Bert Bowler
Emily Webster
Archie Bowler
Laddie
Eel Gooding
John Helman
Indatl
W.lundin
Sind
Margaret Ryan
Lois Miller
Mrs. Haddock
Bower
Horne
Wiltawck
Mrs. Bowler
Miss Jennings
Miss Fitzpatrick
Miss Voria
Miss Matteer
Miss Barger
Miss Grosse
Fragmented note hints at names and events
A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals and places unclear in meaning. It references people like De and Mes and Jon te Baeson and Bina WF Besson with uncertain roles. Saturday feeding alarm and a noted event appear, but details are obscured by text corruption.
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Jon Te Baeson
Dentell
Gauthur
Bina
Besson
Albion
Luke Dam
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Graham
Utilities Commission
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Knights OF
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Miles Ando
Farmer
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MY Lady
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Whitnack
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Miles
Mrs. Brown
Marthe Bowler
Clara Brown
Josephine Parry
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