Annual Meeting of Farmers Protective League in Richfield
Large turnout voices support for nine member Board of Directors led by Gooding and Darrah as talks cover financing dues and member enlistment. Meeting condemns Idaho Irrigation Project changes and orders protest to State Land Board while Prof Harrie to inspect irrigation operation.
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Farmer’s Protective League
Gasharet
Baugh
W. Croding
Toll Cil
Wil
Bot
Joe Cullerison
N. W. Line
Pistrich
F. A. Gooding
John Haholm
Gooding
Gen Darrah
Harry Jones
Lewis Johnson
W. L. Biggs
Richfeld
Fred W. Gooding
Imaho Irrigation Company
Big Wood River Canal Company
Richfield
Farmera Protective Teague
Idaho Irrigation Company
Bisel
League
Kays
Bisse
Fussell
Harrie
University of Utah
United States
Sesson
State Land Board
Gooding College Campaign Raises Funds at Luncheon
At a luncheon honoring Dr. Enoch Perry on November 22, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Moody pledged 20,000 for Memorial Gymnasium with a condition to raise 150,000 for a dormitory for returned soldiers and worthy young men of the Inter-Mountain Empire. Four speakers including Moody and Perry addressed the gathering. Dr. Frank D. Empey leads the campaign, drawing on his experience with Morningside College and Centenary work.
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Son of Gooding
Enoch Perry
Moody
Dr. Perry
C. W. Tenney
Frank Jt. Gooding
Frank D. Empey
Morningside College
School Notes Highlight Homecoming and Team Drive
High School notes report Jennie Hainsworth's improving health and imminent home release from hospital. Seniors delivered three minute speeches on pep, Yellowstone Park, advices to freshmen, and current events during a fifteen minute assembly. Basketball practice progresses under coach Werrel as boys aim for state honors. girls prepared to form a rival team coached by Mise Mofiahan with a planned Wednesday program by the Glee Club.
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Yellowstone Park Cna
Shoshone Red Cross Canteen Financial Statement Review
The Shoshone Red Cross Canteen releases a financial statement covering August to November in a report of receipts and disbursements. It lists payments to suppliers, groceries, tobacco and cigars, and various war era items, noting labor and sacrifice by volunteers beyond the monetary figures. The note promises a fuller account on future publication and references community donations and Chapter contributions.
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RED Cross Canteen
Shoahonw
Tom Y
Buhl
Camas Co
Gooding Co
Filer Co
Bubl
Twin Falls
Blaine Co
Bubl Co
Bliune Co
Lincoln Co
Jerome
Richfield
Mh Gooding Co
Twin Palle Co
Twin Falls Co
Richfield Branch
HH. Jerome
Huhl
Chas. Peters
Pairfield
Richfield B
Red Cross Christmas Seal Campaign in Lincoln County
Way Horne of Shoshone leads a Red Cross Christmas Seal drive in Lincoln County aiming to raise about $700 from seal sales. Invallible Christmas Bonds offer lump-sum gifts. Funds support the Idaho Anti Tuberculosis Association for health work and TB prevention, with focus on public protection and charitable aid. Local business participation expected as letters and packages bear seals.
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Way Horne
Shoshone
Lincoln County
Anti-Tuberculosis Association of
Idaho
Asanual
Boise
Linscoln County
American Legion Resolutions Roundly Condemn Non Partisan League
A sample resolution from the Courtney M. Lamps Post of the American Legion in St John Kansas denounces the Non-Partisan League as disloyal to the U S government. It vows members will not aid such organizations and urges others to avoid supporting them, while allowing firmer members who renounced the league to be exempt.
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Cuntralin
Ducklit
Uvelant
Courtney M. Lams
American Legion
St John
Kanans
Yaiew Post Flere Is J What Thas
Tutte
League
United States
Permons
Axilio IV
Farm Gouraud Hosts Annual Meeting With Plans Discussed
Farm bureau hosted its annual meeting at K P Hall to review a program for community work and plans for improved crops. Speakers included County Agent Maroney and State Public Health Demonstrator Rennette, highlighting public health work and women’s clothing for winter. A Maryland game society sought jackrabbits for food, hoping farmers will trade some after recent drives.
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K.P
J. W. Stoddanl
Itider
Maroney
R Rennete
Ales Sinclair
Miles Cannon
State Department of Agriculture
Kelley
State Home
Maryland
Notice to Farmers From Ida Ho Irrigation Company
Notice to stockholders of Bug Wood River Reservoir and Canal Co regarding the November 2 director election at Richfield. The Farmers' Protective League urges stockholders to refuse participation, claiming the company seeks broad representation of factions. The letter emphasizes that voting decisions by the board affect all stockholders and urges attendance to protect interests. The document is signed by Kays, Vice President and General Manager, Ida Irrigation Company, Richfield, WA, dated November 24, 1000.
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Bug Wood River Reservoir and Canal Co
Farmers’ Protective Leaguh
Ble Wood Company
Richfield
League
Bug Weed Co
Idaho Irrigation Company
Tate
Syrestione Wniher Dveitenton
Fike Wood Company
Hanuke Rom
Kays
Vic
Fertigation Company, Limited
New
Moonayism and Mooneyism stir in San Princisco
A mangled account accuses Tom Mooney and the IWW of bomb attacks during a preparedness day parade in San Francisco, framing him as a martyr of labor unrest. The piece attacks yellow journalism and calls for restraint amid political turmoil and calls for intervention from Russia and the national executive.
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Russia
Moonevinn
Centralia
Trocky Mountain News
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Farmer's Protective League
Gooding College Campaign
Jennie Hainsworth
Werrel
Olsy Mise Mofiahan
Gini
Hant
Lucie Haideck
Ryan
Glenas Perry
J. BE. Howardly
MT. W. Stumps
Pardumé&Pardum Exp
Cash Groce
Td. M. Cash Supplies
Horden L Co
Gem State L Co
J. M. Stamps
FP. Murphy Cle. Co. Cigars
W. W. C. Wholesale Co
Stockgrowers Mer. Co. Ap's
F. Murphy Cle. Co
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Edna Barber
American Exp. Co. Om Cig
McFall
Cign&Gum
Am Tob. Co
M Cigarettes
Wh'e Co
Cash Grace
Jackson's
Graham
Stockgrowers Mre. Co
J. Well Co
The
Cash Store
Halburt
Keefer &White
Lundin
Murphy
Cigmretix
WWE Whi's
Senphider Drug Co
J. Murmy
BloFall Hotel
Schneider Drug Co
Sinclaira Pharmacy
MePall
Clowes WY
MeFall Hotel
Cigars
Oakes & Co
Gum Dune Cash Groc
Matel
Sincuies Pharmacy
W. W. C. Wholesale Co. Ci and Guin
Bureau of Canteen
Alexander
Keefer & White & W. W. Wholesale Co
Werneke
Keefer & White
Stockerswers
Ales Alexander
Prien
Wholesale Co
Man
J. Well & Co
McFell
Peaches Svenemery
Milne
Kifer & White
Stockcrowers M Co
Milsn
Dietrich-Besslen
Shoshone Journal Prt
Eas
Vance Shellman
Eeander
Cash
Moise
Wers M Co
Powter
Pagari
Eee
Mike Mernett
Bolke
Mise Charmeds
Star Lake School
Dietrich
Mugter
Custer
Crist
Wiew Teak Ther
Dietrich Tetel Tether
Zene
Mir
Charles Mutsam
Pati
George Mitchell
Allen Chateau
Dierich
George Cressy
Bellingham
Wash
BaPayette Skrew
Frank Root
Pierre
South
Pasketa
Floyd Gage
California
Ufis Anderson
Vaaller
C. EB. Nurmi
Vance Shellnm
Bliss
Shellman
Miles Standish
Fairfield
Incust
Mr. Peters
Twin Parts
Litesin Co
Geeding Co
Saterkeita
Htein
Rae
O. E. Borden
J. M. Clark
Clark
Hevine
San
Branvisco
San Diego
Long Beach
Cor
Orado
Arnt
Los Angeles
Cal- Hornia
Beard
Trish
de Valera
King and Queen of
Belgium
Pacific Fleet
Naha
Washington
Aed As
Treas
Urer
Harpey Baruch
War Industrial Board
National Federal Prohibition Board
John F. Kramer
Ohio
Treasury
Carter Glass
U. S
Glass
Virginia
Martin
Daniel
Roper
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
RED Cross
Gureau
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