Hard Fight Planned by Farmers Protective League
At a Saturday afternoon stockholders meeting in The Bangh theater, the Farmers Protective League vowed to oppose Idaho Irrigation Company efforts to sell land and turn the project to settlers before completion. Attendees included Fred W. Gooding, state officials, and legal advisor Guy Bissell as they reviewed past actions and the ongoing federal suit filed December 7, 1917 to block further land sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Protective League
Bangh Theater
Trabe
Idaho Irrigation Company
Fred W. Gooding
Hen Parmh
N. W
League
Bissell
Wado Irrigation Company
State Land Board
Big Wood River Reservoir and Canal Company
Farmers
Farmers’ Protecttive League
Wellers
The
Lincoln
Googing
Cormpenek Te
Tainston
Hdiver
Gisselt
Kays
Idaho Irrigation Pony
Pfsent
New York
0Mpany
Severn
Holt
Pettiers
Imat
Concern
RCMP
Idaho Trrigation Company
Tate
American Legion grows after Congress approval and local posts
The American Legion, incorporated by Congress and signed by the president, nears full formation after a national convention with 1200 delegates. Idaho reports rapid post organization across 32 counties, with several towns and counties listed for early posts while community notes share local hunts, moves, and service updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
House
Senate
United States
Idaho
Apood Ax & Esl
Rieed
Ade
Bolst
Baarnock
Poeatell
Downey
Renews
St Mariesham
Bleckfoot
Blein
Hurley
Borner
Sandpoint
Butte
Arco
Cans Palrfield
Canyon
Caldwell
Namsoln
Shoshone
Richfield
Ison
Hazelton
Nex Perce
Lewiston
Owyhee
Homedale
Payette
Parette
American Falls
Kellogg
Twin Falls
Washington
Midvale
Cambridge
Weiser
Artisans Attention Shoshone Assembly Meeting
Shoshone Assembly No 384 of United Artisans will meet at K P tail Tuesday evening October 7, 1918 at 5 pm. Every member is invited to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone Assembly
United Artisans
K.P. Tial
Pom Svery Arties
Mra Carrie Grose 3 Mra E Nable Scene Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mra Carrie Grose and Mra E Nable with unclear dialogue. Source lacks coherent events or clear entities beyond these names and references to a hospital setting and a new management plan.
Episcopal Guild Meeting Notice
Ep scopal Guild meeting notice reads schedule details and home venue for gathering after installation. The fragment references Wednesday sessions, a district course, and a court-related item, with names and places largely unreadable.
Methodist Church News Preaching at Dietrich and First M E
Rev Grant Keith former pastor of First M E Church at Hein Falla will preach at 7 0 pm The theme Christ Call and Promise to the Heavy Laden Rev Mackey J Brown will preach at Dietrich Tuesday evening October 1 An official meeting at Dietrich Methodist Church to follow service in the morning and again on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christ
Texas
Galveston
Brownsville
Gary
Ind
Grant Keith
M. E
Mackey J. Brown
Dietrich
Dietrich Methotet
Untitled 19th Century Menu and Anecdotes Digest
A garbled OCR page describes a halllike menu with items such as clam chamber chicken pie and pickles, with notes mentioning "Houde of Nobles" and "Brown Stone Frost" and a beverage list including wafers and coffee. It also references an event titled An Agreeable Surprise and a medical remedy by Chan Verlain, all presented in a jittery, fragmentary fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. MeMghan
Yi Munery
Apo
Wien
Chan Verlain
Water Shortage Threatens Domestic and Farm Needs in Tract Areas
The memo reports a water shortage affecting domestic and stock use. Officials discuss channel flow, potential diversions, and cooperation from Commissioner Swenden to prioritize essential needs. The aim is to restore cisterns and wells for North Shoshone and North Goudie Tracts within two months, prioritizing those in greatest need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
mAbods
Faisure Walin
Guuion
Eliee
Ardl Spectel
TebMend
Maorth Gooding
W. G.wenden
Rechamation
Rome
Swendsee
North Dakota Tax Report Reveals State Valuation Shifts
North Dakota officials unveil a tax report amid claims of misinformed public debate. The 1919 valuation shows state figures around 1.6 billion dollars with notable increases from agricultural and manufacturing sectors. Authorities warn that rising levies could impact residents next year as bonds and interest costs loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane K Packani
North Deliite
North Dakara
North Bakery
North Dakota
Sles Ob
Nerest
Fallteden Crancipal
Bante
New York
Eilerist
Baroo
Beerbeier
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Farmers Protective League
Swendsen
Hhick
Meadly
Eastor Barber
Marber
Hailey
Beguimont
Salvation, Army
Argonne Forest
Salvation Army
Montana Murray
Sophmore
Miss Brooks
McPall Hotel
Whitenack
Murray
Mics Wilson
American Legion Incorporated
Congress
Dietrich-Besslen
Ee Moneun Brothers
Thane
Steell Tommeth
Becker Place
Williams
Tadwis Hope
Menroe
Tonseth
Wawhitty
Sea Grace Walker
Warner Parterwm
Harter
Bester Weinemies
They Who
Dietrich Javissibies
Vance Shellman
Chandie Myers
J. A. Haller
J. E Houston
Ped Mere
J. M. Clark
Mr. Clark
Portland
Seattle
San Dieza
Mir Chirk
Yeas Victor Allard
Tan-Awey
Dave Tuttle
Nyssa
Oregon
Camp Holabird
C. F. Reavis
Nebraska
Carrie Grose
E Nable
Sees
Troan
Manaremest
Episcopal Guild
Mesting
Sinotal
Beacuna
District Cours
SiMe Neva & Enelerth
Tetcher
Miro Mey
Methodist Church News
Seaseow
Aasistant
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