Country School News and Ranch Incidents Update
J Craig joins new duties on a seaboard project. Charlie Dale’s personnel arrivals noted. Kristoffersen buys six cows from Mr. Dani Josephine Miller begins work. Beatrice Jackson visits with Darrhe In Shoshone. Weekend drives to Jerome Wendell and Gooding. Mr. and Mrs. J Parker visit Straten ranch at Cottonwoods. Fred Frach injured when a team ran away. Fred Gwin reports the loss of twelve more cattle to bloating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebtield Sanal
Charlie Dale
Nersen
Kristofferaen
Dani Josephine Miller
Beatrice Jackson
Jerome, Wendell
Gooding
J. Parker
Local Notes From BVINZA Homestead District 12
Rose Hastings teaches in BVINZA Homestead District 12. Raft River’s Mr Hornbrook will stay with August Bitterman’s family during bed season while building a house here. Mrs Burley’s visit to her homestead ranch hints at a fall well drilling. Jacob Wiederspan kills a coyote with apnee. Moser visits daughter Mrs Renz in Minidoka after a city trip. M T Whitenack resigns as treasurer. M G Garfield elected in her stead. Shoshone library to city control. Study club donates 400 to Red Cross for the border golder. Regular program led by Mare Milnase. reports from state federation in Twin Falls. piano solo by Mrs Baker. Federation meeting report by Mrs Gooding, describing reception at New York. Next Sturdy club meeting Friday Oct 27 at 2:30 pm to host Aires club Hailey and local teachers. Mrs Thomas of Gooding to speak. refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Renz
Minidoka
T Ie
Mra
M. T. Whitenack
Citat
K. G. Garfield
Shoshone Public Library
Red Cross Society
Idaah
Golder
Mare
Frank
Union Aa
Aires Club
Hailey
Thomas of
Gooding
Mullinger
Minnesota
A. C. Kershner
Walter Hamiton
Garret Zimmerman
Abner Dooley
Clarence Anderson
Rupert
Mr. Bloomberg
Jim Kelly
Main Street
O. E. Borden
Albion
J. D. Turner
Dietrich
Dietrich School
Ray Donovan
Donovan
Sedon
Kisling
Patterson
Judy
Liethelser
Ollie Bate
John Bate
Shorty Defbaugh
Leo Smith
Academy
San Fernando
Cal
Rinehart
East Side District 18 Sports and Farm Brief
Rains flood roads and hinder travel as Billy Bayless catches a four-pound trout. Despite being nine, Willy Bayless has a history of big catches. Farmers finish potato crop digging and plowing as Bernard visits Gehrig and Gottfried households. A Dietrich trip is planned this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Bayless
Willy
Bernard
GB Gehrig
Gottfried Gehrig
End of Month Attendance and Local Notices in Town
The first month closed with several names listed as present. Mr Amos moved to Gooding for winter, Gashes went to Richfield and Miley for stock bills. Notices include vehicle purchases, trade, and visits to local residents and farms with scattered travel and illness mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Serpa
Leo Serpa
Eva Evans
Agnes Burgan
Ruth Horn
V. Horn
Shoshone Study Club Opens Year's Campaign For Betterment
The Shoshone Study club opened its year's campaign for the betterment of the town, presenting plans and objectives that reflect community progress. Members emphasize education, civic involvement, and local improvement initiatives.
Dietrich Community Notes Record Various Local Happenings
Dietrich residents report visits and travel from Minnesota to Albion and Twin Falls, with jury duty, gubernatorial and prosecuting attorney candidates visiting town. Local schooling, music plans, a piano approval for the school, and a chicken supper are noted along with harvests, potato digging, travel to Moscow for university, and a citizen famed for outdoor nights.
MacWatters resigns KUHN interests after decade of Idaho work
D C MacWatters retires as general manager of the Kuhn interests in southern Idaho after ten years. He oversaw major irrigation projects with Idaho Southern and managed large state resource development expenditures. He will vacation with Mrs MacWatters to California and Hawaii, remaining in Idaho as a private citizen with extensive business interests. Overbrook farm in southern Idaho stands as part of his legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. MacWatters
Kuhns
Mac ‘Watters
Kuhn
Idaho
North Side
Salmon River
Oakly
Idaho Southern Railways
MacWattere
Overbrook
California
Honolulu
MacWatters
Auto railway train service opens on Idaho Southern
Charles Young, longtime conductor on the Idaho Southern from Gooding to Jerome, announces he has leased the road and started an auto railway service with a regular schedule. The line leaves Gooding just after the No. 18 U S L arrives and returns in time for the westbound No. 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Young
Sentleman
Idaho Southern
Gooding
Jerome
Rezvar
U. SL
Davis to Speak in Shoshone on October 28
D. W. Davis, Republican governor candidate, will address Shoshone residents Friday October 28 on state issues. He seeks to reorganize state business and cut taxes for a better government, urging all interested citizens to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Davis
Shoshone
Saterniay
Mr. Davis
Typewriter for Sale and Local Election Night Plans
A nearly new Monarch typewriter is offered for sale at the office for under half price. Election returns will be broadcast that night with a Republican directory and leading national figures shown on screen. Colored pictures from Yellowstown parks will be exhibited, with a 10 cent admission for adults and free for children under 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch
Jerome
Yellowstown
National Womens Party Pushes for Federal Suffrage Across States
The National Women's party expands across counties and towns, highlighting Speaker Mrs. Sere Bard Field of California and leaders in New York and Illinois. The piece traces party strategy, the 1914 to 1916 congressional pushes, and contrasts Democratic opposition with Republican and Progressive support. It also notes rising paper costs and supply shortages affecting The Journal’s production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Women’s Party
Wate
Im Bolsa Mire Inne Milbollard Kolesegain
New York
Mra
Sere Bard Field
California
Pinsey
Zolse
Twin Falle
Woman's Party
Fadera‘ton Ie
Women's Party
Chicago
Washington
Democratic Party
Congress
Wilson
Senate
House
Judiciary Committee
Rules Committee
Democratic
Court Session Adopts Pleas and Dismissals At Lincoln
Last Monday court with Judge F J Cowen presiding heard jurors J H Culberson A W Lickler L A Leatt RO Hamlet G H Frazer C C Brown P G Nims N F DeVanes Andy Peters on H C Bu Thosday Zell Truman W R Gwin and M Churenman. Several jurors excused. civil case Gooding et al v Melvin set to file by Nov 15. Harry Otis pleads guilty to liquor handling and is remanded. J C Claysurg found guilty and fined 73 plus costs with 2 days in jail. fine suspended upon immediate payment. Dora v Brown jury verdict for plaintiff 236. attorney motion to set aside verdict hearing. Other cases settled or continued. court adjourned to next Monday. Two first class heating stores for sale at Journal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cowen
J. H. Culberson
A. W. Lickler
L A. Leatt
RO. Hamlet
G. H. Frazer
C C Brown
P G Nims
N F. DeVanes
Andy Petersen
H C. BU
Thosday
Zell Truman
W. R Gwin
M Churenman
Allen
E G Mosses
Frank Daley
Peter Andrews
C W DeVoe
John W. Hunter
RS. Frazer
M Churchman
C. S. Allen
C. W. DeVoe
F. R Gooding
Sesson
J. C. Claysurg
Lincoln County
Dora Vs. Brown
The
Parmiers and Merchants Bank
Sameci Smith
Davidson Grocery Company
Waa
Mugiday
State
H. Jiemson
Jerome
The Strong Arm Crouching Down Between Two Burdens
Administrations and railroad labor disputes are examined as the Adamson Act raises freight costs by an estimated fifty million dollars yearly. The piece argues the strike threat and hurried lawmaking show panic politics and warns farmers to consider the broader economic impact on Western grain and livestock prices. It cites President Wilson and Wallace’s Farmer in weighing fairness and consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Parmer
West
Whem
Wisson
Wilsom
Congress
Addie
Congress of United States
Atsgy
Bin
Judah
Ismcchar
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Darrah School
Craig
Bvinza Homestead
Dist
Rose E. Hastings
East Side
Gunnyslope
We Boaster
Leo Gehrig
Bertha Butler
Bartholf
Fred Frost
Salem @arperiter
Bruce Mynest
Halsey
GD. Mitchells
Mabel Hands
Maddock
Miss Cook
Braiddock Eehout
Mindey
Mary Ryan
Minday
Mr. Prat
Haddock
W. HL Winters
Rwatters
W. Davis
Women and the Democratic Party
Creover
Wilcow
Salt Lake
United States
South America
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