Idaho news highlights amid town events and industry
Idaho items report habitations near Howmet and Weiser with a hospital project, saloon incidents, theater and home talent events, winter strikes in Thunder Mountain, new guards for the Idaho National Guard, and mining activity including Coeur d Alene and Dewey mine prospects. International and local business mentions accompany rail and land openings near Mountain Home and Boise, plus a suicide attempt near Havre.
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International City Ticket Agente’ Associaton
Bome
Adm
Massie
Huffalo
Valtorma
Idaho National Guard
A. A. Daweon
Crystal Bottom
Wolver
Ogden
Dewey
Thunder Mountain District
Joslin
Weiser
Idao
Mle
American Smelting & Refining Company
Rockefeller-Gould- Henney
Dabo
National Irrigation Congress Met in Ogden With Record Attendance
The Eleventh Annual National Irrigation Congress in Ogden boasted record attendance and extensive business. Delegates including Secretary Wilson and 30 states discussed water use, desert land laws, forest preservation, reservoir plans, and federal action to promote irrigation and settlement in the arid West.
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National Irrigation Congress
Ogden
Congress
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Senate Committee
United States
Congress of the
Salt Lake City
Columbia
Sacramento
Colorado
Rio Grande
Arkansas
Missouri
Secretary of the Interior
Reclamation Fund
Treasury of
Great Plain
Coulees
Platte River
Nebraska
Wyoming
St. Louis
Portland
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Idaho Wins Clark Cup at Irrigation Congress
Idaho won the $500 Clark Cup for the best collection of fresh fruits at the Irrigation Congress, with Utah close behind. The event featured seventy varieties of apples, sixteen peaches, and six grape varieties from Payette Boise Blackfoot and Welser areas. A notable display labeled Before and After showed a six inch sagebrush plant beside large apples. Governor Princes of Mexico presided part of the session, and Secretary Wilson visited the Model irrigation farm near Salt Lake City. A.J. McKinnon, former sheriff of Washington County, Oregon, was shot dead in Guerneville, California, by a lunatic fugitive from Ukiah asylum.
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National Congress
Ogilen Inst
Wilson
Antion
Utah
Congress
W. A. Clark
Montana
L. W. Shurtlift
W. G C. Johnson
Colorado
Third View
John Hall
Texas
H. B. Maxson
Nevada
Clark
Maxson
Arizona
D. A. Fowler
Arkansas
J. A. van Etten
California
C. B. Booth
Wantland
Idaho
F. R. Reed
Milneis
F.C. Capping
Iowa
Ite
Wallace
Louisiana
Tom Richardson
Kansas
A. Schneider
Minnesota
Thomas Shaw
Missouri
J. W. Gregory
Herbert Strain
P. A. McCarren
Nebraska
F. W. Meagley
New York
Freeman G. Palmer
New Mexico
G. A. Richardson
North Dakota
D. B Willard
Oregon
Malcolm A. Moody
Oklahoma
Joseph B. Thoburn
Pennsylvania
James M. Lightner
South Dakota
Wesley A. Stewart
J. A. Smith
Fred J. Kiesel
Virginia
W. H. Beal
Washington
United States
Irrigation Congress
Pabst Brewing Company
Manhattan Malting Company
Manhattan
Mont
McNeff Bros
North Yakima
Wash
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company
Havemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
A. Rodes
Garland
Utah Sugar Company
Austin Brothers
Rexburg
Welser
Payette
Boise
Lewiston
Ogden
A. J. McKinnon
Washington County
Guerneville
Cal
Ukiah Asylum
Jerraud
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Idaho State News
Thander Afountain Road
Buiehedtoy
Howmet
Salvation Army
Inge
Lala
Bow Hospital
Ideio Industrial Institute
TL Walley
Halley
Follore
HW. Smith Woolley
Thorne
Hehe
FW. Cunningham
Mountain Home
Evangeline
Gree Ashton
Poleon
Dodge Stewart
Haine
D. D. Stewart
Maho
Binnel
Boise Fruit
Hales
Mr. Sinsel Shipa Prinnes
Glasgow
London
Liverpool
Bolae
Payone
Margaret Scullybeck Lawson
Havre
Hatley
THE
el Paso
Bolfe
Ul Ble
George H. Maxwell
Californiand
JM. Carey
Shafroth and Brooks
Heber M. Wolfe
West
Princes of Mexico
Thureday
Sparks
Pacific Hotel
Scipio Craig
Redlands
Craig
Mill Creek
Craig Ranch
Salt Lake
Jordan River
Roosevelt
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