Enterprise Will Aid Shoshone Water Project
Idaho Statesman reports the Twin Falls Land & Water Co seeks 2250 second feet of water to reclaim 181.53 acres near Shoshone, with a 40 mile main canal, six foot depth, 60 foot bottom width, three storage reservoirs totaling 134000 acre feet, and a total cost of 2474146.36 dollars. The plan mirrors the south side project, aims to house about 2200 families on 150000 acres, and notes statewide land fertility. It notes rapid growth of Twin Falls irrigation and a novelty mail pouch stamped across many offices.
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Twin Falls Land & Water Company
North Side
South Side
United States
Twin Falls Company
Idaho
Stag Special and Smoker Benefits New Carpet Fund
The K of P and LO C lodges held a Friday evening event titled Stag Special and Smoker to raise funds for a new carpet. About fifty gentlemen attended for social activities, cigars, lemonade, supper with hot rolls and sandwiches, and a megaphone speech by E A Walters. The hat total reached sixty dollars to aid the carpet fund.
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K. of P
LO. C
Walters
Ant
Hen Convention and Smoker Night at Shoshone Lodge
Ladies hosted a Hen's Convention while the Stag Social and Smoker downstairs danced. Funds were raised for the carpet fund as men faced fines for dancing improprieties. Grand march led by Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Goudy. Diep Lola Thomason dies at Anderson ranch from diabetes. funeral held. Probate court hears witness testimony on Albert Gridley for temporary insanity.
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E. E. Goudy
Diep
Lola
T.P. Thomason
Anderson Ranch
Hale
Nampa
Demonstration farm site eyed by federal and state officials
Engineers Means and Scofield visited the Minidoka tract to inspect a government demonstration farm site. They favor beet sugar, dairying, canning and other industries to move produce to market. Scofield backs oats as a premier crop and urges a practical farm plan run by a skilled farmer in cooperation with the state agricultural college and experiment station for the benefit of local farmers. They also stressed careful variety selection of fruit trees and maintaining standards.
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Thomas H. Means
C. Scofield
Department of Agricuture
Minidoka
Means
Scofield
Marion
Egypt
United States
Algeria
Messrs. Means
Engineer Horn
Southern Idaho Review
Chiteren's Sayings and a Child's Question
Dora aged seven asks which papa she resembles revealing family complexity. Kitty four and a half after being spanked asserts with dignity that she hopes mother is satisfied.
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Dora
Kitty
Devout Londoners Attend Public Worship in Large Share
The report notes that at least forty percent of London residents attend public worship. It highlights strong engagement among residents with local churches and religious services during the period.
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London
Woteblp
First National Bank Opens for Business in 1903
The First National Bank opened for business January 20 1903 with F R Gooprma as president F W Gooptma as vice president Chas M Heupatet as cashier and directors F B Gooding Fret W Gand ing Chas SM Hemphill Thos BH Gexting Hemsn M Heribert Edward A Walters. The bank offered general banking services, received deposits and loaned money on approved notes.
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F. R. Gooprma
F. W. Gooptma
Chas M. Heupatet
F. BR Gooding
Fret
W. Ganding
Chas SM Hemphill
Thos
BH. Gexting
Hemsn
M. Heribert
Edward A. Walters
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North Side Canal
Enterprise
Twin Falls
Snake River
Shoshone
Milner
Butler
Bellevue
Rupert
W.J. Heuser
S.B. Gridley
W. H. Baugh
E. W. Kleineman
Albert Gridley
J. EK. McEvoy
John Dennis
James Dudley
A. ©. Croft
Chiteren
First National Bank
Shoshone, Idaho
Offlce
W.D. Vredenburgh
U. S&l. Watch
Junction City
Lange No
OF. F
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows
W. D. Verness van Noble Grand
C. W. Wekstexe
E. W. Horton
Tdaho
EF. W. Kleinman
Starrl’s
Deng Store
Mies Phot
Frank Whittington
E. A. Walters
Shone
Attorneyy AT Law
Frank T. Disney
Notary Public
W. J. Buggins
Baugh’s Drug Store
Shoshone Idaho
W.R. Swope
Weaver
W. J. Smith
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