Editor Probes Shoshone Dam Water Shortage and Management
A long investigative series by the Shoshone Journal editor examines the Magic Dam irrigation crisis. Interviews with farmers, stockholders, directors, and engineers explore water supply, gate failures, project costs, foreclosures, and alleged mismanagement. The piece seeks factual truth about water delivery and future supply, amid graft and controversy claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orde
Stagkheldars
Board of
Mragtane
Anyinaere
Idaho Irrigation
Field Day at Dietrich Brings Rematch and Dance
A Dietrich fair crowd will witness a horse race rematch between riders and horses on Saturday to settle racing honor. The defeated ball team plans a second game to prove luck or ability. A dance closes the day with all invited to join the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich Fair
Miss Mary McQuillan Laid To Rest In Shoshone
Miss Mary McQuillan died after heart illness at Dull hospital. Born Be Depland, she lived in Sherbrook and Shoshone, forming many friendships. She was buried at Bree Pinn after services conducted by Kernen carmen, with a heartful community sendoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
Mary McQuillan
Sharon
Depland
Sherbrook
Canada
St. Peter
Abe
Bree Pinn
Permren Ab Wien
Journal Radio 13 Successful Station Beams Across Regions
Journal office owner John Platz reports the Journal Radio 13 receiver working well with concerts and many transmissions heard. Stations picked up include San Francisco, Salt Lake City, Minneapolis, Denver, Portland, Moscow, Great Falls and more with some interference from Fair Lake City and occasional CW signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Offee
John Platz
San Francisco
Sat Lake City
Minneapolis
Haviin
Montcum‘ey Humots
Kansas City
Min
Great Falls
Mont
Aithy
Jess
Salt Lake City
Barnes Cy
Moscow
Itaho
Denver
Calo
Catalina Island
Falls
Portland
Fair Lake Cir
Tory Sanday
Devenpers
Iowa
Grant Palle
Keasan City
Care
Rm Island
Cal
Colas Atlante
Boertland
Weshington
William Allen White series opens in The Journal
The Journal announces a new William Allen White series highlighting life in small communities. White, a Kansas newspaper man and acclaimed author, writes distinctly American stories that critics deem among his best. The first installment appears in this issue with further weekly installments planned.
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William Allen White
White
Kansas
Mr. White
Hf Fou
Study Club Meets
The Ladies Study club opened its first meeting of the year on September th at Court Bease 12. Mrs. Pacl Haddeck chaired the session, delivering a brief address on the club’s aims. John Murer presented a paper on Protaie ta the Prmexaen TM, with discussion following. Participants included Geers and others as the group planned future programs.
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Ladies’ Study Club
Court Chambers
Core Vealien
Cale
Arenas
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