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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
1
Governor Haines argues the state has improved its business operations and transparency. He references the Open Statement to the People of Idaho on the State Levy Tax detailing a $24 258 73 rise in direct taxation over 1912 and explains reasons tied to expanded state services and prior legislature actions.
The U S Geological Survey reports restorations of coal and water power areas across western states. California saw 235 acres briefly withheld and seven thousand plus acres restored for water power, while Montana led with 525 717 acres returned to public entry after coal classifications.
Will Newman buys 4,400 tons of alfalfa hay at Clinton Hill ranch near Jerome paying five dollars a ton. The article notes state budget items and taxes, plus local business moves, including Manha brothers buying a ranch near Gwin Springs and planning to expand cattle and horse operations.
The Idaho State Highway Commission votes to adopt a complete state highway system from Boise to Lewiston and Sandpoint, with routes extending east to the Wyoming line and through multiple counties. Edward St Clair Smyth is hired as state highway engineer at 250 dollars monthly to begin surveying and planning immediately.
Market notes show steer prices volatile with top at 7.75 and beef cows about 6.75, primes at 7 for heifers and 9 for calves. Hogs lift 8.00 to 8.70, lighter weights 7.40 to 7.75, while lambs and mutton offer steady liquidation. Demand weak for nonchoice cattle and outlet slow, with some improvement in hogs noted as winter approaches.
Meeting notes from a state federation in Boise discuss a loan scholarship fund linking efforts with two state universities. A candidate from a local club is cited, with plans to coordinate between districts, fund allocations, and final approval responsibilities. The text reflects fundraising and governance steps amid scattered OCR errors.
Prosectuting attorney of Lincoln county Roe Oel wed Miss Sarah M McPherson of Shoshone Tuesday evening at 4. The ceremony occurred at Judge Sullivan’s home. The couple plans a reception after furnishings are secured and have strong local ties in Shoshone and Idaho politics.
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