Action of Congressional Committees on Extension Law
W A Ryan Comptroller outlines committee actions on the Extension Bill and debates criticisms. House and Senate measures, irrigation areas, payment terms, and projected expenditures through 1914 are discussed with references to Reclamation Service officials and Secretary Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Committees ON
Lunness
Congress
Senate
Witd
Stasont
House
Fem
Reclamation
Billan Beet
Lane
Reclamation Commission
Atie
United States
House Senate
Gellow
Unclear funds and payments listed with many garbled figures
Fragmented OCR reads like a municipal financial slip showing Seuitali and Kies funds with numerous amounts in dollars. It mentions approvals, unexpended balances, estimated repayments, and year 1013 figures mixed with dates and entities, but the text remains unintelligible.
Reclamation fund extension and expenditure concerns
Discussion on extension of the reclamation fund and annual revenue targets based on the past twelve years. Notes missed grounds for present depletion policy and the need to average expenditures of about 7,045,121 dollars. Mentions overhead, administration, and anticipated effects on the work program and overall fiscal plan. Also includes an obituary notice expressing thanks for support after illness and death of a family member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oponer
Suite
Paar
Gore Iiss
Ross
Eumaleion St. Aperd
Hans
Belor
King
Fanny
Meeting Notice for Salt Lake City Convention
Notice to agents and interested persons about a Salt Lake City convention on June 24 10 and 14 with details on rates and more information to be provided by agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Mente
Sc Ae
Salt Lake
Denver
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Memphis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Odgen
Haines prison policy spurs state land development plan
Governor Haines backs a policy to develop state lands in Gem Irrigation District near Caldwell in Snake River Valley. Convict labor clears land and irrigates about 4000 acres, selling improved acreage later. water rights priced with project value. State aims to reduce taxes as district products support penitentiary self sufficiency and broader state gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem
Caldwell
Snake River Valley
Howvedale
Tarai
Haines
Jones Seeks Idaho Congressional Nomination in Idaho
Shoshone County candidate RO. JONES announces bid for Republican nomination for Congress. He pledges active outreach in every county, support for labor rights, nine hour day for women, workers compensation, direct election reform, woman suffrage, improved roads, canals and education, and pledge to align with western colleagues for fair national development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Jones
API Fation Commission
Coeur Alsen
Idaho
Central Board of Education
United States
Ponamia Canal
Harings
RO. Jones
Advertised Letters at Caldwell Post Office 1914 List
Week ending June 9 1914 advertised letters include JAKE HORN W J Crawford George Me Leand Weiler Smith We. Snog eras and others. Due to the incomplete OCR the full names and addresses are partially garbled in the list. Readers are advised to see the postmaster for the Fink entry and any letters remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell Postofice
Ba Papi
Gon
Munk Js
Bowers
W. J. Crawford
Re Nunpio Gurein G. Hywn
Ideho Haywester Co
J. Hf Fonts
George Me. Leand
Weiler Smith
Wo” Snogeras
Jake Horn
P.M
Appleton Community Notes and Visits Highlight Week
Appleton residents share travels and family visits from Emmett Caldwell and Lake Lowell. Attendees gather for church events and lectures on Yellowstone Park while local youths attend Sunday School and school meetings. The article lists numerous names and places across Appleton and nearby Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Atha Bitton
Peatay
Emmett
Anerson Platt
Arthur Bra
Mins
Neta Smith
Be, Jones
Cleo Peters
Lake Lowell
Ebex Handley
Rev. Gillilan
Yellowstone Parke
Mina
Helen Crow
Coldwell
King’s Heralds
FM ‘Cole
V. Madley
Appleton Church
Usth
Gillilan
Boise
Orpha
Maxwell Wicht
Daniel Blick
Ving Tooryday
Min Mary
Dr Ruby At
Caldwell Mary Crow
Nira Mogiley Satunday
Will Corn
Michieton
Vom
Billy Hugon
Free “Methodist
Appleton League
Huston
Chicavian Church
Chel Hall
Caldwell
Carl
Mary Crow
Fairview Ranch Notes Rain Affects Haying And Repairs
Fairview residents report minimal damage from recent rain and fair weather allowed only light haying. Henry Ode broke a toe while working on a derrick last week. Vail family and Moreland worked cattle. Mrs Chatman’s household helped with haying. Mrs Spencer and Mrs Randall of Caldwell visited the ranch. The Chatman family plans a trip to Moberly for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ode
Derrick
Ngie
Vail
Von
S"w."vail
Buitent
EC. Spencer
Randall
Caldwell
Mea
Chatman
Marie
Moberly
Missons
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. A. Ryan
Bani Han
Ube Onda
Deretbee Dhant
Tirta
Seuitali
Isasae
Execu
Announ
Fink
Myra Cashin
Caldwells
Hertha Mammen
Reatachos
McGuire's
Grove
Clare Hel
WT. Cope
Saulbridge
Tolin Powell
Zeller
Hiytts
J.E. Moreland Place
Tribune
Fairview
C. A. Philpott
Western National Bank
Union Pacific System
Oregon Short Line
A. R. Shipley
Aly A Dal
Hinery
Enouth Farm
Idaho Implement &GrainCo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!