Hagerman Fair Promoters List Exhibits And Judges
Lincoln County Industrial Exposition moves toward Hagerman with plans for a full exhibit list and speakers on opening day. Governors, former congressmen, and local dignitaries will attend, with multiple class judges named for horses, sheep, hogs, poultry, fruit, grasses, vegetables, honey, canned goods, and more. North Side premiums, Wendell specials, orchard heating demonstrations, and regional rainfall conclude the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
W. L. Carlyle
John Curran
Fred W. Hastings
BE. J. Iddings
Charles Dilatush
Miller Purvis
W. N. Hardwick
W. L
Adam Mye
Frank DeWitt
Nellie McCaffrey
North Side
D. GC. MacWatters
Fred R. Reed
A. Bickel
North Side News
H. W. Davis
Grand Valley of
Colorado
Wendell Specia
North Side Tract
Jerome
Wendell Business
Wendell State Bank
Wendell Mercantile Co
Weeter Lumber Co
Eroolding Dept
Fussner and Kaufman
Hub Hardware Co
Fullerton & Watson
Eldredge Clothing Co
Florsheim Shoes
Ostrandee Lumber Co
Hub Irrigationist
Jersey
Guernsey
Plymouth Rocks
Inland Sea Progress Report From Jerome Area
D C MacWatters and team arrived from Jerome to assess the North Side tract irrigation project in Lincoln County Idaho. They note ongoing reservoir work northeast of Jerome, planned 9000 acres of water coverage, and a half million dollar cost. Major Reed teams seek homeseekers. Lincoln County Fair set for Hagerman September 26-27 with Gov Brady expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. MacWatters
Kuhn
Sabo
Birkle
Pred Fe Heed
Jerome
Boise Statesman
Major Heed
Lincoln County
William Jennings Bryan
F. BR. Gooding
North Side
Snake River
Donald Grant Company
Idaho
North Sid
Reed
Missouri
Mississippi
Hagerman
Brady
Great Twin Falls North Side
Burley Heyburn Urged to Unite Minidoka County
From Heyburn Review the South Side movement to merge the Minidoka project into a single county gains support. If realized, Burley and Heyburn would shed rivalries, share riverfront sites, and leverage Oregon Short Line land and state property for a metropolis, a county fairgrounds, and improved grain shipment on Snake River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heyburn
Minidoka
Burley
Oiel Terestory
Oregon Short
Official Count of Vote in Lincoln County at Primary 1910
The notice details the Democratic Party primary vote count in Lincoln County on August 30 1910. It references the fifth annual Dry Farming Congress in Spokane Washington October 3 to 9 and notes interstate fair connections, rail rates, and a large organizer campaign. It mentions invitations to governors senators congressmen farmers and agricultural leaders from the US and foreign countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Lela
Spokane
Wash
West
Ipland Empire
Northern Pacific
United States
Canada
Exuil
Jas. Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Australia
Hungary
Bridge Talk For State Democratic Ticket In County
Discussion across the river centers on boosting the state Democratic ticket in the county. Both towns share similar interests and a proposed bridge would quickly unite them, with strong local support and hopeful cooperation on the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Men and Teams Rushed to Jackson Lake Dam Project
Work at the Jackson Lake dam is pushed with speed to ensure storage for the Minidoka project next year. A large force of about 100 teams and 200 to 300 men is employed, with sawmills, a rock quarry, and a heated shed to protect concrete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Lake
Ciiy
Land Withdrawn for Entry Near Hailey
The U S land office at Hailey announces withdrawal from entry of about two and a half million acres in the Hailey district by presidential proclamation. Lands are set aside for examination and classification of coal value under the act of June 25, 1910, and do not affect existing homestead or desert entries which remain intact and may be perfected under law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Hailey
Hailey Land District
Temporary withdrawal on lands pending classification list
A damaged notice describes a temporary withdrawal affecting land entries. It notes entries cannot be disposed of while withdrawn and will be restored after examination and classification of value. It mentions surface rights and a June 2 date and lists the affected lands.
Exhibits Promised Large At State Fair In Boise
Boise Sept 15 The Inter Mountain fair Association reports a strong response from Idaho citizens for state displays. A record array of farm orchard and mine products will fill exhibits with temporary structures to weather storms. Entertainment plans include bands, Boise theatres, trapeze acts, acrobats and lectures led by Senator Chamberlain of Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Inter-Mountain Fair Association
Huise
Idaho
Senator Chamberlain
Oregon
Sup t McPherson Leaves for Northwest Exposition Tour
John A. McPherson Idaho agriculture superintendent sails to Seattle for a city fair then Spokane for the Dry Farming Congress. He carries a premier Idaho exhibit of fruits vegetables grains and grasses and will distribute Dietrich tract booklets to promote irrigation tracts as cheap home sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. McPherson
Idaho Pene Company
Seattle
Spokane
McPherson
Bom
Idaho
Northwest
Dietrich
Prunes From Shoshone Reach St Louis Market Test
Shoshone developers shipped samples of prunes from the Wheeler ranch west of Ban to St Louis to probe demand. Buyers urged immediate shipment, signaling a growing market potential for southern Idaho prunes. Prunes offer reliable yields with minimal care, promising profit as they gain traction in new markets. Careful planting of standard prune varieties is advised for Carey act project participants seeking early fruiting crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer
Wheeler Ranch
Ban
St. Lowe
Naoty
Torleth
St. Louis
Boeck & Thayer
Minidoka project praised in routine government inspection
C J Blanchard, U S Reclamation statistician, reports from Idaho that Minidoka irrigation works are thriving. Alfalfa hay climbs to 6.50 per ton with 10 to 15 future, oats up to 8 bushels, wheat at 50 bushels. Rupert Heyburn and Burley show growth. September electricity from the dam lights towns. Property values rise, new homes rise, trees multiply, and the landscape shifts from sage to a settled valley-like scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C. J. Blanchard
United States Reclamation Service
Idaho
Rupert
Heyburn
Burley
Minidoka
sMacre
Rupert Seld
Mississippi Valley
Doctor Dill Leads Weed Cleanup At Vacant Lots
Dr C W Dill had men hire this week to destroy weeds on vacant lots near the hospital urging others to follow. He notes that unkept weeds spoil appearances of sidewalks and yards and asks for community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Dill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burley-Heyburn
Democratic Party
Fee Grek
Io Darman
Pendell
Siniloka
Hillsdale
Dietrich Tals Speegeddoat
Congress
Arthur M. Beneo
John L. Sewell
Supreme Court
James L. McClear
James H. Hawle
John ¢ Rive
Bear J. Hunter
James H. Frazier
Gertrude F. Noble
George
Jay Ti
MN. BR
Fa S. R
Shoshone Prunes
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