GOOD SETTLERS FOR PROJECT CONTINUED ON IDAHO LANDS
The Idaho Irrigation Company promotes settler ranches on a seven acre field, seeded and prepped for first season. Experienced rancher C. P Johnson and family operate 1100 acres near Little Wood River, seeding 150 acres this season and planning alfalfa replanting. Their stock operation recently yielded a $13,600 single sale, supported by bank records.
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Idaho Irrigation Company
Little Wood River
C. P. Johnson
Richfield Seereest
Rit
Johnson
Johnsons
Subscription notice for monthly issues at News Stand
Journal information explains that the label shows the subscriber name and year. All fees for the month must be received before the tenth. if not, the issue is sent the following month and the subscriber will receive the current month upon payment. News Stand sale at 8th and Todd, Shoahane Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerson
Reese
Todd
Shoahane Idaho
Nature’s work boosts soil nitrogen with bacteria
A historical explainer praises nitrogen-fixing bacteria in legume crops like alfalfa and clover as a cheaper, natural fertilizer. It describes how root bacteria transform atmospheric nitrogen into soil-ready form, enabling future crops, and recommends rotating with alfalfa, clover, or peas for aerated soil and improved yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozarks
Mishturi
Arkansae
Nature Enriches Soil Through Legume Root Bacteria
The text highlights storing nitrogen in soil for crops via bacteria that act on legume roots, claiming these microbes enrich soil naturally. It extols the farmer as the wike husbandman who lets nature perform the work and values this process as priceless, beyond climate considerations.
Farewell to a Prominent Minister and a Call to Service
An elderly minister leaves Shoshone for a new field, prompting reflection on the gospel ministry’s vital role in elevating lives. The piece urges reverence for religious workers and philanthropists, praising love and service as core divine attributes and essential to human welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
Temperance Association Meeting in Gooding
The Lincoln county Temperance association executive committee met in the Gooding Commercial Club rooms on Wednesday. Rev Koffend withdrew the presidency, Rev Heilman arranged with Ex-Governor Gooding, who accepted the presidency and will mobilize county forces for a strong local option campaign. A follow up meeting is set for October 8 at 2 p.m. in Gooding.
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Lincoln County Temperance
Gooding
Commercial Club
Holister Opening Oct 2 Promises Grand Twin Falls Townsite
The opening is billed as the greatest townsite event in Twin Falls country. Registration starts Sept 27 at the Great Shoshone & Twin Falls Water Power company office in Twin Falls. Prospective buyers are urged to seize the chance to secure lots in a highly favorable Southern Idaho location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Great Shoshone & Twin Falls Water Power Company
Idaho
The Eighteenth Century Baker and Odd Carpentry
The lecture describes a centuries old baker who used clay pipes, drying lime cleaned pipes daily, plus a New York artist building a hallway from colorful Sicilian carts with carved figures. Miss Eastman argues for labor rights and an eight hour day, urging society to provide work.
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Conkine School
Syrem
Red Room in White House Receives Taft Gifts
Under Washington’s new regime the Red Room becomes a focal point with Taft placing teakwood and silver gifts from other lands. The room is sparsely stocked aside from the ebony cabinet and tiny Japanese figures gifted to the Roosevelt children by Baron Takahira, likely to be moved to a museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Taft
Roosevelt
Baron Takahira
Philanthropists back homes for waifs in New York and Massachusetts
In Westford Massachusetts Mrs John C Abbot provides warm meals and soap to children arriving by barge from nearby countryside for schooling. Countess Boos Farrar, Barbara Archdeacon Farrars niece, purchases 75 acres at Spring Valley New York to house children of criminals and test the theory of inherited crime while dedicating herself to care for the sick and needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westford
Maes
John C. Abbot
Boos Farrar
Archdeacon Farrar
Spring Valley
N. Y
Lawyer Practice in All Courts Collections
A brief from a law practice notes services spanning all courts with prompt attention to collections. It outlines targeted debt recovery, negotiation, and filing options for clients seeking timely resolution and compliance with legal standards. The firm emphasizes experience in civil and commercial matters.
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Thin
Lincoln County
Priday
Aorhom
Tato
DIRNE
Bell Thurn
Vakar
A Truman
enrTon
Puurebainn
Paul S. Haddock Land Company
C. F. Borden
W. D. Garlock & CO
Temperance Association Meets
Awa Ieee
Alabang
Bureau of Agriculture
Manila
Thmes
New York
A. Ayer Mggs
Hinoding, Habe
William Dill
Fuomtoxe
Iand
Jas. R. Bothell
Siosmone
LOANO
J. T. Evans
Boise
Roome & Sonna Building
Iane
John Koets
U.S Deputy Mineral Surveyor
Sone, Idano
Paul S. Haddock
Nosnaxe
T. Disney
Attorney AT Law
Notary Public
Shoshoe, Taao
Harland. Heist
Baugh
Thawo
LO Ors Junction City
C. F
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows
H. A. Brown
Noble Grand
W. D. Vrevensuren
Delos Lodge
P. Shoshone, Idaho
K.of P. Hall
W. Hail Horne
C.C
Fred F. Gwin
K. R v S
Lincoln
Lodge Hall
S. W. Creasey
W.C. M. M. Luetzer
Bethany Lodge
A. M
Masonic Hall
F.C. Prunner
W. M
Li. T. Beexerr
W.d.vredenburgh
E. W. Horton
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