Revival of the Bruneau irrigation project dominates Idaho notes
A new company formed by prominent figures aims to complete the Bruneau irrigation scheme in Twin Falls and Owyhee counties Idaho. The plan envisions a 3.34 million acre foot reservoir system feeding a 90 mile canal to the Salmon River canyon, with extensive storage, rail extensions, and potential agricultural and economic gains for the state.
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Idaho
EB. H. Dewey
J. H. Richards
I RB. Perrine
E. T. Merrideth
Des Moines
Iowa
Archibald C. Milner
Salt Lake City
Boise
Halley Idaho
United States Land Office
Bhickfoot
American Pulls
Gooding
Congress
Twin Falls
Owyhee
Snake River
Salmon River
Bruneau River
American Falls
Lisi
Snake Hiyer
Milner
Trin Pulls Land and Water Company
Salmon River Canyon
Devil Creek Canyon
Eiginedr
Field, Pelions Minddeleider
Bervve, Sungerson and Porter
New York
4 G, White & Co
New York City
Uma W. L. Church of the Asibuimen Myllioulic Conweaction Go
Boston
Sonali
Manny
Tim Rijie
Eelene & Archet
Minidoka & Southwestern
Oregon
Aggre- Suvi
Yellowstone
Xuillans
Seike River
Calls Them to Church with Half Page Adverts
Rev. Jesse Guy Smith of the Church of Christ in Oxford Indiana builds his church by budget methods and advertising. A weekly half page ad in his home paper stirs the town of 1200 as nearly every resident takes part, with readable notes on subjects that appeal to the common man.
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Jesse Guy Smith
Church of Christ
Oxford
Ind
Sleep Time Disrupts Flag Song At Nevada School
A bystander was scolded for not tipping his hat as the Star Spangled Banner was sung by the school band in Nevada. The dispatch notes Mr Wiser slept during the performance while students sang the national anthem amid a noisy scene at the event.
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Jay
Woodrn Wiser
Wiser
Nevada
Togin
City Officials Report On Shoshone Water Conditions
City officials and health officers respond to confusion over Shoshone water quality. Mayor Bowler defends statements. County Health Officer notes improved conditions, urges state guidance. Waterworks chief details basin cleaning, filter maintenance, and chlorine monitoring with no illness traced to city water.
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Syste Sanitary Ad
Shoshone
EB. A. Bowler
Dill
Shuxhone
M. L. Webb
City Waterworks Department
Pil
Accidental pistol discharge injures photographer at Millsaps bottling
Mr. Conright of Tacoma Washington was injured Saturday at Millsaps bottling works when a holstered 38 caliber revolver slipped and discharged. The bullet pierced flesh near the shin calfs area and lodged inside. Dr Wells treated the wound at the DIL hospital and an X ray showed the bullet could not be removed.
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Millsaps Bottling Works
Conright
Tacoma
Wash
Shoshone
Wields
Wheat and flour prices explained in weekly markets bulletin
The September 14 issue analyzes the wheat flour relationship, detailing wholesale and consumer pricing, producer margins, and the role of government administration in shaping market behavior. It notes profit margins for mills, retailers, and wholesalers, and references a national policy context affecting supply and pricing.
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United States Girl Corporation
Wilton
Howsersa
Sal
Andere UK
A. Venammla
Arbauians
Farrell Everett and Mies Murrell to Wed in Twin Falls
A marriage is announced between Farrell Everett and Mies Gyorgia Murrell of Shoshone and Mr Ray Kywewil of Twin Falls with plans for their future in Twin Falls. The notice notes the couple will reside in Twin Falls.
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Mies Gyorgia Murrell
Shoshone
Ray Kywewil
Twin Falls
Twin Falls Sunray
Rome
Twisk
Round Table invites representative farmers to White House
President Wilson will preside at a Round Table conference to shape national production policy. Two farmers, Sweet of Carbondale and A B Bradtute from Xeala, join twenty-two industrial reps, twenty-two labor reps, and an equal number from other walks as they "get together" at the White House on October 6.
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Wilson
White House
Sweet
Carbo ‘O
A. B. Bradtute
Xeala
C.ty
Can
Ident Wilson
Goose and Hen Advertiser Says Lang on Eggs
Extract discusses a goose laying eight eggs and quitting in shame while a hen lays one egg and calls heaven and earth to witness it. The hen is presented as a natural born advertiser with higher demand for her eggs than goose eggs.
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Andrew Lang
Heaven
Earth
Dietrich Besslen Notes and County Meeting Report
The note includes Ruth Kingston visiting from Glens Ferry, local farm work, a Shoshone Highway District meeting on September 11 with tax levies for a special property tax, and school events. It mentions Mr Feagher as principal, the Yakivne count school gathering at Besslin, and various local family moves and健康 items like baseball at Rupert and a tardy attendance at Benision School.
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Shho~shone
Lincoln County
Shoshone Highway District
Shoshone
Board of Highwy Commissioners
Ganourt
Heviey
Water shortage predicted for next season
State Commissioner of Reclamation Hwendson issues warnings of potential next year water shortages after reviewing thirteen years of Snake River Valley data. Early spring water delivery and farming starts are urged as drought conditions loom and experts stress timely planting to preserve crops.
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State Commissioner of Reclamation
Hwendson
Snake River Valley
Swendaen
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Grant Army of the Republic
Mre
Abbia Lyne
Pittsburg
Woman's Hellet Corps
Stason
Sons of Veterans
Dietrich-Besslen
Soho
Ruth Kingston
Glens Ferry
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Bernard Towne
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Ped Mas
A, Bute, Jr
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Glan Kershner
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Pred Astherford
Thomas Mal Wards
Rupert
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Tie Tig Fuine
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