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Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1922

Page

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Seondatory Of OcHies On Magic Dam Problems

The Journal continues its first hand look at the Magic Dam reservoir project troubles by interviewing farmers on site. A Richfield farmer says crops were decent but water shortages ruined potential gains. he cannot find a purchaser for land unless he accepts heavy sacrifices. A Dietrich tract resident offers more optimism as the investigation proceeds.

Magic Dam Richfield Dietrich

Water allotment dispute and farmers face irrigation limits

Testimony describes water shortages and gate jams restricting access, with farmers claiming entitlement and others noting reduced flows and forced cutbacks. Speakers recount prior years with better allotments and current stress on crops, tying disputes to company actions and court involvement.

Hog Show at Gooding Set for October 20 21

The Gooding county Duroc Jersey Association sponsors a two day hog show in Gooding on October 20 and 21. All hog breeds welcome with numerous entries and cash and merchandise prizes. Judging starts at noon on day one with awards in the afternoon. no stock leaves before 4 pm on day two. The event, in the cavalry barn, aims to become an annual affair with free admission. J P Hunt supervises and E McConnell serves as secretary.

Gooding County Gooding J. P. Hunt

First Catch of Coyotes by Three Nelson Brothers

Three Nelson brothers of Besslin brought a courthouse load of 157 coyotes and bobcats to claim a state bounty of 2.50 per animal. They trapped since September 10 and expect more loads before winter. Sheriff Clarence Wheeler certified the kills before shipping hides to dealers for fur. County superintendent Leah M. Burnside spent Sunday at Wendell visiting relatives for the teachers institute at Twin Falls.

Walter Theodore Willard Nelson Besslin Clarence Wheeler Stre Leah M. Burnside Suydar Wendell Twin Fale

Conner speaks at Dietrich on Idaho election issues

Captain Conner a Republican attorney general candidate spoke to Die trich voters Tuesday night criticizing former governor Alexander for a million dollar deficit and diverted funds. He alleged funds from endowments irrigation district and other accounts were moved to the general fund to brighten the administration's finances. Also notes J H Ellpatrick relatives returning home from Welser by auto.

Captain Conner Idaho Dietrich Alexander General Fund Animal Fund Gopher Fund Livestock Sanitary Fund Lewiston Normal and Soldiers’ Home Blackfoot Asylum Cem John Haines

Jerome Plays Shoshone Friday Football Matchup

Shoshone high school forms a 1922 football team after weeks of uncertainty. Coach Wesson guides a self-supported squad preparing for a home game against Jerome at Shoshone Field, with Gooding and Hagerman slated for away clashes. The lineup includes Mills, Gartin, Carr, Grosse, Brunker, Haddock, Murphy, Jones, Ryan, Serpa, and Conkunn.

Shoshone High School Wesson Richfield Shoshone Jerome Gooding Hagerman Twin Falls Neup Ward Mills Melvin Gartin Bill Carr Francis Grosse Weston Brunker George Haddock Fa Murphy Charlie Jones Bill Ryan Dick Serpa John Conk

Rehearing Denied on Dietrich Decision in Magic Project

In Shoshone this week the San Francisco appellate court refused a rehearing on Judge Dietrich's Magic project decision and added 5,000 acres to the project. Judge Bisset traveled to San Francisco to resolve the apparent discrepancy. The Lincoln chapter OEL&KP will hold its next meeting on Tuesday October 24 at the K.P. hall.

Appelate San Francisco

Addison Smith at Richfield

Congressman Smith spoke at Richfield Friday night praising recent farm aid and tariff actions. He credited emergency measures, the War Finance Corporation expansion, and immigration limits for aiding farmers and workers, while noting ongoing economic challenges and policy buffs.

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Baruning Magic Nelson Brothers of Conner J. H. Ellpatrick Alice Atchison J. BM. Crita Welser Lintole K.P. Hat Addison Smith Congressman Smith Congress Orrder United States Wilson Harding Wendoti Tabor
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