Governor Haines forms commission on easier farm loans Idaho
A state commission led by C A Sund erlin and four others will study farm loan conditions in Idaho with aim to draft a bill for easier and better irrigation loans. The group will report to the next legislature and explore state law changes to aid irrigation project developments amid criticism of irrigation securities and promoter bonds in current markets. Governor Haines notes demand for improved credit to farmers and irrigation schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neil
Idaho
Messrs
CA Sunderlin
Burley
George Edging
Idaho Falls
BJ. Sweeley
Twin Falls
J.P. Stark
St. Anthony
John Eagleson
Boise
Haines
Southern Commercial Congress
Hhi
Work Of Le Tracking On Pr Seeks Rapid Progress
Government buys horses for Port Keogh and other posts. Two carloads of cavalry and artillery horses shipped from the city. Captain Vaneleer and Dr Wiltgans supervise feeding. Officials say the horses are in serviceable condition and superior to those from other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Keogh
Monts
Turner
Vaneleer
Wiltgans
United States
Tuartermanjecs
Government irrigation reforms eyed by Interior official
Secretary Lane of the Interior Department urged extending loan payback to about 20 years for land grant settlers and backing broader reclamation projects. He spoke after touring Federal irrigation works and favored large scale drainage, insisting the nation needs widespread, profitable irrigation to boost the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Interior Department
Toler
Congress
Famgrese Fea
Ieek
Cnsi Ae Co Och
Crushed to Death Near Hillyard Washington
The tragical death of Tred Mutsell, well known in Caldwell, occurred on the Great Northern railway near Ailityads Wash last week. He was crossing the railroad track when struck by a left car wheel and crushed. medical aid arrived too late. He was married to Grace Johnson, niece of Dorman, about LS months ago.
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George My Howdy
Wild Fellows of
Caldwell
Meandy
Taylor
Moise
Frank Martity
Aten Te Giberal
Nunga
Kuhteelawn
Jamies E Aughie
Ron
B.D Taylor
Frisk Martin
Jim Deacon
Mandy
Lake Wxway
Hardy
Minneapolis
Sovereign Grind Lodge
Denver
Blumdy
George T. Handy
Grand Island
Nebraska
Colorado
Wie
Colutabo
Doala
Silver City
Sarah Brooks
Owyshee County
Odd Pele Lows' Lodge
Handy
Comercial Bank
Edge
Esther
Nampa
Ome Ts
Denyee
America
Mra Howard King
Tudge Handy
Enrath
Diesay Hillyard
Washington
Totaral Eniee
Neilern
Mitsell
Hsery
Grace Johnson
Dorman
Mr. Moteet
Wheat Crop Report Shows Litho Avis Year Harvest
The department states total wheat yield for Litho Avis Year will be about 4 405 Goobushels. By August 29 the crop estimated at 14 516, last year. Current amount 4 984 00 havelicle to secure wheat this year, compared with 4 952 000 bushels previously.
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Department of
Catholic services announce event at the university
Readable fragments indicate a church notice listing Catholic services on Sunday at a university venue. Specific names, times, and locations are unclear due to OCR errors, but the item resembles a brief church notice about mass or worship at a campus setting.
Blight Load Contest Sparks Heavy Voting Push
The week saw intense activity as two leading contestants vie for votes in the M. E. Lading contest. Supporters flood the polls with buses and fundraisers while rival factions urge friends to rally, promising huge vote totals and heavy action ahead.
Dose of Soda Prescribed for Nampa Dreamer
A garbled report describes engineering plans near Succor Creek Canyon with phrasing about a route to the Snake River below Roswell. It notes crews encamped twelve miles from Homedale at Usanes and supplies arriving for a camp that may stay until the Snake survey is finished.
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Winnemucca
Usanes
Nue
Doctors Return From Pocatello Convention
Doctors Dey P M Cote W H L Johnson and J W Gue returned Saturday from the 21st annual Idaho State Media Association convention at Pocatello Well attended and successful. Prominent members included Dr Gue Cole Tohmaane and Dr Maxey The Caldwell gathering accompanied by Dr Stife Jones Coffey and Williams The association elected Dr Mitchell of Blackfoot as president Dr Simih of Wise as vice president and Dr Maxey of Boise as secretary treasurer Home named as next meeting place Dr Sears Coffey Jones and Wilet Clemson were guests of Dr Gue and toured the city and region.
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P.M. Cote
W. H L. Johnson
J. W. Gue
Oravelly
Idaho State Media Association
Dre Stifé Jones
Coffey
Wiliams
Br. Mitchell
Hlack Oor
Simih
Wise
Maxey
Boise
Hoine
Johnson Delivers Second City Lecture Series
Dr Johnson delivered the second lecture in the Wis nearies to the seek men of the city at the Military dlel Monday evening. Attendance was large and the lecture was well received by the audience. Next Monday evening the third in the series will be given with all the men of the city invited. There is no admission fee and the silver offering is of a bi-elloride nature.
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Hodger
Idaho
Republica
Hindges
Hulse
Ibunes
United States
Johnson
Openings and Sheriff Breshears Report Mixed With Local Notes
The report by Sheriff Frank Breshears shows quarter end figures with fines and license income, while a separate item highlights the grand opening of the Len A Anderson store, drawing hundreds of visitors and praise from Mr. Anderson and manager K C Hadley.
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Frank Breshears
Iva
Sheriff's Office
Gree
Pcha
Sherif'e
Taal Ghirler
Balanée
Totel
Behyn
Commis Dail Areth Awarter
Len A. Anderson Atone
At Merson
Tidike
K C Hadley
Cattle Consignment Arrives for Caldwell Auction
A special consignment of ten cattle arrives for the Caldwell sale. The shipment includes stock native to the region and is tied to the current auction schedule. Local trainers and handlers prepare for the turnout and subsequent sales with noted interest from the crowd.
Reclamation Red Tape Costs and Public Accounting
A long report discusses the Reclamation Service project funding and its costly red tape. It explains the Water Board’s role, monthly detailed reports, and aims to reduce excess administration while keeping the public informed of water user costs.
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Hof Sendemann
Fical Department
Reclameastion Bergice
I Uyavy
Onel Clyke
Walse
Caldwell
Seidemann
Reylayna
Varke Minligul Water Board
Imperial Byhal Ce
Caliurnia
Chile
Alevine
Mrs Grant R Lee Seeks Divorce Amid Allegations
Mrs Grant R Lee files for divorce alleging her husband sought to control her and that she was struck and abused at home. She claims her earnings were taken, she endured poverty, and that she was forced to work for neighbors while living miles from Calisell Minnesota.
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Grant R
TN Wetion
Grant R. Lee
Lee
Tve
Calisell
Minnesota
Luis
Chely
Alfalfa Seed Raised Without Water Amid Drought
Fragmentary OCR details show references to alfalfa seed, water shortage, and crop notes. Names and coherent facts are unclear. the readable bits imply drought impacts on sprouting and harvest. Further clarity needed to identify people, places, and precise events.
Court Hears Polygamy Case Amidst Delays
A fragmented report shows judge Farrell charged with polygamy and a juvenile verdict pending. The case centers on a contested agreement and ongoing delays in the proceedings.
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Munday
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Narvey
Idale Irrigation
Robert A. Chaplain
New York
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Chaplain
Kris
Ontario
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Frank Martin
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Winsremurea
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Hae Nyang
Shewville
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Lave Cuneyihan
Mans
M. E. Lading
Mr. E. Lades
Mey
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Nerluhwes
Tadlea
Rosaly
Jordan Vall
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Pocatello Convention
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