Fate of Idaho irrigation tracts to be known soon
Officials of the State Reclamation department will this week begin a supplemental examination of improvements by the Idaho Irrigation Company of Richfield to determine if the project is in proper state for turnover to settlers. The decision will affect Lincoln county lands and may set maintenance at 3 to 4 dollars per acre yearly, up from 36 cents. A second federal court decision in January will decide water allotment for those who prepaid for specific inches, a case contested by the Farmers' Protective League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Reeclamation Department
Idaho Irrigation Company of
Richfield
State Reclamation Commissioner
Lincoln County
New York
Farmers’ Protective League
Dietrich Besslen notes town life and upcoming events
A Dietrich column items include Mrs Borden seeking medical care in Gooding Josie Pallinger in Lewiston the teaching institute in Twin Falls and a large hay sale near Pocatello A new Sunday school meets at the Besslen school house with a basket social Saturday at 7 80 pm to aid the athletic club A rally day concert for Sunday school pupils invites public attendance and plans for community events and visits from locals and travelers amid updates on schools and local infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besslen
Ecee
Sone
Fleming
Boise
Dietrich
Case
All Schools Take Vacation Next Week In Idaho Plan
Plans for a joint teachers institute in south central Idaho are complete. Sessions run Monday October 13 for five days with 600 to 700 teachers enrolled from Camas Cassia Blaine Gooding Jerome Lincoln Minidoka and Twin Falls counties. Leah M Burnside Lincoln county superintendent chairs the county and city superintendents committee aiding permanent regional educational unity and activities. Businessmen from Twin Falls organize entertainment a fund and rooming for visiting teachers. Attendance is mandatory for all teachers in the listed counties and Lincoln county schools will dismiss for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint
Teachers’ Institute
South-Central
Idaho
Seasions
Camas
Cassia
Blaine
Gooding
Jerome Lincoln
Minidoka
Twin Falls
Leah M. Burnside
Lincoln County
Influenza Reappears in Fourteen States Nationwide
More than 309 influenza cases are reported this week by 14 states, with no epidemic. Surgeon General Rupert Blue notes mild cases, urges avoiding contact with the sick, staying away from crowds, and seeking rest at first symptoms. States list Alabama through New York with varying counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Service
Alabama
Arkansing
California
Florida
Georgia
Kansas
Kentucky
Lousiana
Maine
Massaassimetti
Montana
New Jersey
New York
Washington
Rupert Blue
Rain Could Not Spoil Camp Fire Fun for Girls
Rain failed to spoil the Camp Fire event as girls enjoyed activities last week. A rumor hinted at school next week, with plans for more games and a few speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ullinds
Contests Catch Fire Damaging Clothing and Poultry Talk Planned
Fire damaged garments after contests burned at the scene but were largely ruined. A poultry demonstration will be held at H. R. Gage's residence on Tuesday the 7th to teach culling unprofitable hens with Idaho University expert Pren Moore guiding attendees. Mrs. J. P. Mustard bought two fine ewes intended as nucleus for a larger flock but they left before delivery. assistance is sought to locate them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Gage
Pren Moore
Idaho University
J. P. Mustard
Bruce Walker
Warner Paterson
Why Not a Lincoln Go Fairext Year
Fragmented OCR text discusses county fair planning and agricultural exhibits. Mentions Lincoln go fair next year, county tulr, promotion of tracts, and community turnout. References county agent and selection of owners for collective exhibits.
Great Shortage of Pennies Affects Banks in Northwest
In a period of heavy wartime penny use, banks in the Northwest report a shortage of pennies in circulation. While not raising exchange rates yet, banks welcome pennies in exchange for silver to free space in treasuries. The note urges owners to trade pennies for silver at Shoshone banks and mentions a sale of household furniture at the old McCollam house.
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Mall Givi Ag
Babys Bank
McCollam Hous
Nonpartisan Bank in North Dakota Falls Insolvent
The State Banking Board of North Dakota declared the Nonpartisan Bank insolvent, appointing a temporary receiver. A released list of 20 excess loans shows large sums tied to the Nonpartisan League, Consumers' Store, and related entities, with collateral concerns and weak financials cited by the attorney general.
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Paren
N. Pakots
Sein Wingview-Acerican Hank
Fargo
Lisbtittinn
State Banking Board of
North Dakota
Neopartisan League
Conmimner
Sts Ca
Leas Exchange
Nativied Servis Bureau
Cinases
Bourie iv
Unitel Boores Company
Vee Nutignartimeics
Hankin
Shales
Wsegies
Nonpartisan League
Consumers’ Store Company
League
Consumers’ Stores Company
United ‘Stores Company
Farm Bureau Opens Winter Campaign Meetings and Plans
The Farm Bureau begins a winter campaign with a Tuesday meeting at the F. Tr. Gage home outlining plans for crop improvement including potato and wheat seed programs, alfalfa and clover seed production, corn growth, pest control, livestock standards, poultry health, and school health efforts. Meetings are set across Darrah, Grange Mall, Dietrich, and Richfield areas with University Extension representatives and Amy Kelly and Pren Moore guiding demonstrations and health talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tietrich
Farm Bureau
F. Tr. Gage
Darrah School
North Shoshone
J. H. Scott
Grange Mall
Pren Moore
Poli
Potatoes From Certified Seed Sell Above Market Price
The Dietrich tract shows a financial edge from using certified seed with over fifty acres planted in spring. Potato offers averaged forty to fifty cents more per hundred pounds than market price, promising extra income per yield even on conservative estimates.
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Dietrich
Dietrich Tract
Lin Pocatello Receives Investigation On Cost Hoarding
A report to J. F. Bickpell Federal Public Administrator for Idaho from Pocatello details living costs and hoarding patterns across coal lumber and women’s apparel. It notes price declines for coal, and a 5% gain by dealers in groceries amid a broader graft concern, with figures on shoe prices and overall consumer costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Bickpell
Pederal Parl
Féaho
Pocatello
Pocetello
Linho
Chem
Highway District Still Waiting For Money Details
A garbled report indicates the district awaits funds to proceed with a purchase of a $120,000 bond issue for the Bheshore District. Officials expect to place the money in possession of the commissioners after further actions or a ten day window.
One Cent Sale Myth Rebutted By Observers
A fragment recalls a claim about a crowded one cent sale and contrasts a store in Shoshone with crowds of men. It mentions observations from the Journal bag and hints at water demand affecting milkmen, plus a garbled reference to Philadelphia Inquirer and a deportation note about Prof. Kart Muck, with allusions to Germany and a Star Spangled Fanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kart Muck
Tint
Germany
Roosevelt Memorial Fund Starts in Gem State
Idaho groups organize to raise twenty thousand dollars for the Roosevelt Memorial Association. Funds will finance a Washington shaft and a memorial park at Oyster Bay. Chairman F R Gooding says every man and woman and student should join. schools receive certificates for contributions.
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Idaho
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Washington, D. C
Washington Monument
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
F. R. Gooding
Bose
Wm. Boyce Thompson
National Committee
New York
Washington
Roosewlt
United States
Black Hills
South Dakota
Theodore Roosevelt
Cout
Germany
France
Eerolt Memorial Association
Cevete
Creaper Coal In Ibaho Forms Mutual Co operative
Citizens form a cooperative to mine and supply coal for members. The plan envisions sale of stock to fund development and a plant capable of handling about one thousand tons daily. Each shareholder would receive coal at cost while shares cover personal needs, with profits funding development and stock redemption over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alemmne
Wwe
Gakuen
Utah
Gmnk
Altar Society Meets at Mrs Gilbert White’s Home
The Altar Society will meet next Thursday in October at 3 pm at the home of Mrs Gilbert White. All Catholic members are cordially invited to be present and on time. Mrs W OW. Custer, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Society
Gilbert White
W OW. Custer
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State Reclamation Department
Dietrich-Besslen
Mrs. Borden
Eeoe
Josie Pallinger
Lewinton
Ates
Twin Walls
Jane
D. D. Bickett
Paul Jones
Ed Pooley
Eee
Monson Brothers Garage
W. T. Wells
Abner Dooley
Dorothy Palmer
Christine Custer
Varner
Wendell
A. B. McGowain
Dave Tuttle
Oregon
Nyssa
Tuttle
Custer
Hich
George Mitchell
Chateau Var Etten
City Water Works
Union Depot
Bes
Dietrich Innvtmark
Gust Arder
Amy Kelly
University
Pron Moore
Lewis Joy
Matson
Sami
Omaha
EE Smith
William Francis
Girl
Mos
John Lynch
Neb
Nebraska City
Ed Smith
Couhi
Totus
AT the Baptist Church
Es. Withrow
Denver
Courada
Monte Charcottest
Nonpartisan Bank IN
North Dakota Falls
LIN Pocatello
Philadelphia Inquirer
Gem State
Creaper
Ibaho
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