Dietrich Celebrates with Races and Praise for Local Progress
A Dietrich community event praised for kindness and effort featured Jerome Bendkeruragd music, speeches by Harling Telat and Henry Hall, and a post dinner address by Hon. J. M. Clark. Local pony and saddle races entertained about a thousand attendees. Crops lag, but plans for a new Shoshone depot and extended rail trackage signal growth for the Short Line in coming years.
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Dieteiety
Dietrich
Jérome Bend
Jerome
Herman Hort
Harling
Telat
Menry Hall
Hen
J. M. Clark
Haw. T. Parker
Edyard
Scien
Seela
Masier
Morrow Horse
Hig Dutch
Kelley
Shoddy Bros
Burley
Chis. Rack
Hailey
Newton
Black
Schoddy Gros
Bleek
Schoddy Bros
Cate Modell
Schoddy
al Scott
Chas. Coates
Lingene
Dintereh
Puro
Tekant
Shostone
School Election At Tandy Chooses New Trustees
A school election was held last Tuesday at the school house. A. T. McLahon and John McPall were elected to succeed themselves and Mrs. Prank T. Disney was elected in place of Th Lane.
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Onl
T Renan
Phefeoltar San
Thea
Merz. Ryster
Feta Women's Club
Te MF
Mra
Tanper
North End
America
Jennie Lane
Richfield
Ra Britt
J A. Youngkin
Carl Adams
John Shenker
T. B. Brush
Henry Lane
J. A. Youngkin
National Park
Dietrich Precinct Items and Local Elections Report
Shipped livestock and grain movements bound for Denver. Dietrich Independent School District re elected Charles O. Gilleron and W. J. Morrow. School year begins with Oma Scott as principal and several teachers listed. Labor Day events drew large crowds with speeches by local officials and candidates and a lively sports program afterward.
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Dietrich Independent
Charles O. Gilleron
W. J. Morrow
F. R. Gage
F. W. Zimmerman
Dietrich
Oma Scott
Mastle
Washington
J. C. Wright
Reattle
Bessie Swedenborg
Gooding
Mildred Fletcher
Susan Comins
Alton Missouri
Change Your Time Pieces and Return to Mountain Time
A historical note urges a clock change to Mountain Time on Monday morning September 13 at six. It explains the shift from Portland to Denver meridians, the 40 minute fast adjustment, and how railroad standard time evolved after government control. The text discusses prior local times, wide discrepancies among railroads, and the social push to unify timekeeping nationwide.
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Porthuw
Denver
St. Danis
Missouri
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Kanane City
St. Louie Union Station
Santa Fe
B&q
Pacific
St Touis Union Station
Ste
Washington
Siran
Lister and Parkhurst Buy Bingtar County News
Charles J Lister and Parkhurst form a partnership and purchase the Bing tar County News at Blackfoot. They take charge of the plant and plan to publish their first issue this week, bringing experienced editors from the Shoshone Journal and the Recorder.
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Chas. J_ Lister
Parkhurst
Tdwha
Bingtar County News
Blackfoot
Iseay
Lislewyk
Shoshone Journal
Tichfeld I Recorder
Journal
Bingham County
Kinama News Roundup Lets Details Slip Through Time
Journal notes brief visits and movings among Kinama residents and guests. J Rugh and Fred Paine with wife visited Rupert. Mrs Paine stayed to visit her mother. Schell bought a gas range and moved it to his lot for a small house project. Dorothy Riedsel will teach in Aberdeen after leaving Kinama Friday. Pots Cash and a Warrensburg brother visited Kinama. Local school activities paused for varnish work on the teacherage.
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J. Rugh
Fred Paine
Rupert
Mrs. Payne
J. Ba. Moldentimer
Mr. Anderson
Mr. Parker
Jake Schell
Hites Garmage
Kirtley
Mise Leeper
Rugh
I. Gerhardt
B. Krause
Pocatello
Guy Eddy
Ugh
Wright
Dorothy Riedsel
Aberdeen
Ray Vanzindt
Mhetrich
Cash
Apert
Warrensburg
Missouri
Kiname
Governor Cox to Speak in Shoshone Next Wednesday
The Journal reports Governor Cox will stop in Shoshone on September 15 aboard No. 18. He will deliver a 20 minute speech at the morning stop, presenting remarks to local residents and travelers.
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Gov.cox
The
Journal
Cox
Sunday School Plans and Richfield Notes
Village church notices report Sunday School aims and revival plans led by Mrs Withrow and pastor absence. Richfield items cover council actions, local visits, Labor Day attendance, school openings, trustee elections, family relocations, and community events with names of residents and places like Gooding and Caldwell.
Shoshone Schools Opened Monday With Record Enrollment
The Shoshone Public Schools opened on Monday with the largest enrollment in three years. High and junior high classes report exceeding prior records though space and teaching staff are strained. Home study may be needed to accommodate the growing number of students.
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Sushone
Leon
Senablne
Schideruutn
Peter
Idaho Seed Show Set To Honor State Growers
The Idaho Seed Show returns in Nampa with 1500 exhibitors expected to enter. Last year 31 percent of the state’s counties participated and this year entries are anticipated to exceed that. Winners will be chosen for crops including clover timothy wheat oats barley and rye with large premiums for potatoes especially Netted Gem and Idaho Rural varieties. Samples should be healthy well cured and properly prepared with careful harvesting and handling guidance provided for each crop.
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Nampa
Taniniry
Idaho
Enet
South
Wontella
Tiaho
Idaho Rural
Army Officers to Hunt Big Game in Idaho
Major C. W. Baird and Major F. Prige of Washington DC will arrive in Shoshone Tuesday September 13 to Ketchum for outfitting in the Stanley Basin region. They will be under J. T. Bernt of the Stosteroweras Mer Company, touring the area as part of a military hunting expedition.
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Idaho
C. W. Baird
FR. Prige
Washington, D.C
Shoshone
Ketchum
Stanley Basin
J. T. Bernt
Mowinzer
Stosteroweras Mer
Ianichers
Reentur
Die Tie
Calne Net Pring Wee
Colwie
FARM SUREAUS HIGHLIGHT MILK SAFETY AND COOPERATION
Declared tuberculosis concerns in a registered Holstein milk herd led to separations and testing as state veterinarians enforce dairy safety. Separately, seed growers organize a county cooperative to improve wheat and market conditions, while infant feeding education is offered in Chestnefield. Tuberculosis testing covered 18% of Bonner county cattle with seven reactors. Widespread cheese making in Smiths Prairie prompts extension visits. CASSIA wheat crops show growth. over 200 acres certified. Scrub cattle shipments affect Bonner markets. club camp gains permanent status. Clothing sector expands under university extension. junior fair plans bundle livestock and exhibits.
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Chestnefield
Funnock
Tureau
Smiths Praiie
Elmore
Farm Bureau
EL A. Mathie
Xen
Ainsistant
Ivistos
Edwin T Powell
Bonner County
Durean
Cassia
Howe Econoprics Department
University Extension Division
Seo Ud
Anna Prans
Wilhemint Jacobson
Fair Farm Bureau
F. P. Rinehart
Tts
Idaho
Reverend Brown Relocates to Kimberly Teer
Teer Mackay J Brown has moved to Kimberly after serving the Shoehone Methodist church for a year. He led the parish energetically and conscientiously and now undecided about his future path. If he stays in ministry he may pursue a different line of work.
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Mackay J. Brown
Kimberly
Brown
Shoehone
Tighe
Mir
Post Office Changes Prompt New Appointments
The notice reports changes at the post office including a reshuffle of key roles and new appointments as authorities reorganize staffing and responsibilities to improve service.
Lincoln County Clus Fair Opens September 1924
The Lincoln County club fair opens September 1924 with contests in dairy cattle hay vegetables fruit canning and gardens. Prizes include cash and premiums for top garden and fruit exhibits and for dairy cattle pigs sheep and other entries. Athletic events and cooking and entomology demonstrations accompany the exhibits.
Two men captured after failed riverbank get rich quick scheme
In Taine County Wheeler pursues and halts two men driving a Ford. The men surrender after a gunfight near Haley. Names given as Bag Lo Sewinn and Mayhurst claim intent to flee with 1100 dollars. Suspects handed to Sheriff. Lincoln County not further involved.
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Wheeler
Taine
Hailey
Pheritt
Joe Wheeler
Mayhurst
Jerome Ewton
Ft Hatley
Tdaha
Mianie
Lincoln County
Miller brothers shot during liquor arrest near Carey
George and Willam Miller of Gooding resisted arrest by officers near Carey on Tuesday. After speeding away, officers fired at the rear of their car with a sawed off shotgun, striking George Miller who drove and fell from the vehicle. He allegedly held off officers while overturning sacks of whiskey. Local whiskey trail rumors follow this incident.
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George and
Willam Miller
Gooding
Carey
Miller
George Miller
Clean Up Week Sparks Citywide Cleanup Push
The city announces Clean Up Week with a drive to tidy streets and public spaces. Officials urge participation from residents, businesses, and organizations to improve Bere and surrounding areas during the fall effort.
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Ollie Bate, Jr
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