Idaho Mining Report Highlights State Resources 1926
The 28th annual Idaho mining report by Inspector Campbell details a 269 page handbook on state mining. It reviews counties, companies, accidents, production, mills in Coeur dAlene, and a mine rescue station. It urges statewide information campaigns to attract settlers and capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Stewart Campbell
Campbell
Idaho Copper Corporation
K. T. Sparks
Coeur d'Alene
Shoshone
Page
Feders Mining & Smelting Company
Galena
Callahan Zinc-Lead Company
Boise
Idaho Know-Idaho Campaign Through Stockholder Voices
The piece urges Idaho stockholders and managers to promote state goods to Idaho residents first before outsiders. It argues home folks will buy locally if informed and energized, boosting advertising effectiveness and overall business in agriculture, timbering, railways, utilities, and tourism, with a call for local pride and faith.
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Idaho
Patrohiz ‘Ss
Gatly
Funeral for Clayton A. Lallatin at L. D. B. church
A Sunday funeral service for Clayton Alfred Lallatin, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lallatin, was held at 11 o'clock in the L. D. B. church. Six of his boy friends served as pallbearers, with twelve boys and twelve girls in white bearing floral offerings. The service opened with the hymn Sometime, Well Understood, included prayers by Carl Hodderlie and remarks by D. K. McLean, S. R. Sterrett, and D. J. Lau, and featured solos by A. F. Lau. The closing hymn was That My Redeemer Lives, with Benediction by Walter Hogan. Interment followed at Mound View cemetery.
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Soda Springs
Clayton Alfred Lallatin
C. A. Lallatin
Carl Hodderlie
D. K. McLean
R. Sterrett
D. J. Lau
A. F. Lau
Many Visitors and Local Moves Mark Lava Weekend
Lava Hot Springs notes a flurry of visitors and relocations. Montpelier residents Fred Rowland and Mrs. Burton visit. families from Vancouver, Brigham City, Kemmerer, and Pocatello arrive or move to Lava for summer. Several hospitalizations and a tonsil operation are listed, with residents from Arimo, Green River, and Logan among those appearing in town records.
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C. E. Wilson
Elaine
Kemmerer
Wyo
Herford
W. C. Meyer
Arimo
Lawrence Poster
Pocatello
Ethel Taylor
Hammet
Lava
F. R. Jones
Gate City Business College
Fay Price
Sa't Lote City
Wi'liam Ray
Ethel
Louis Wight
Brigham City
Utah
Wight
Louis Nattress
Green River
E. C. Jones
Logan
Thomas Peterson
Burley
R. A. Weston
A. W. Hall
Hall
Hultz
Aberdeen
Dorothy Rich Wil
Lava Hospital
O. W. Johnston
Buh
Johnston
Stage Driver Victim in Idaho Shot by Miner
Kellogg Idaho June 5 AP Ben Lang 25 of Spokane wounded with multiple gunshots by Jurnick a miner after Lang demanded payment for damage to his bus Lang lies in stable condition with an even chance of recovery said Police Chief Fred Linney The incident occurred after Lang confronted Jurnick about repairs to the bus following an accident
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Tribune
Kellogg
Idaho
Ben Lang
Spokane
Jurnice
Miner
Fred Linney
Lang
Jurnick
For Sale Dining Room Suite and Min ton China
One dining room suite offered for sale along with 62 piece Min ton China and one tent. Contact number shown as 35.
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Minton China
Call
Idaho Potato Acreage Increases This Year
Idaho reports show a large increase in potato acreage this season with forecasts of strong demand and good prices. Rain and cold across northern states threaten crops, while Idaho's crop is expected to exceed average production and support high market prices and strong demand.
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Idaho
Falla
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Maine
New York
Dakotas
Red River Valley
United States
Field Day at Dubois Demonstrates Range Sheep Management
W A Denecke director of the United States sheep experiment station at Dubois Idaho led a May 31 field day for eight Western states and the District of Columbia. L Forsling showed that spring grazing reduces forage quantity and quality, delaying plant blossoming, with 3119 sheep days produced in a heavily grazed spring paddock versus 4197 in fall grazed and 4000 when spring grazing ends early. Experiments noted rainfall variations raise forage 25 to 35 percent above normal, underscoring dry-season prep. Recommendations included avoiding early grazing, not overstocking, and leaving end spring growth to reseed. The Dubois range sustained one ewe per month per acre. 180-foot cement troughs watered bands of 1500 sheep daily, with sheep camped away from troughs. Rams were judged by a panel including I F Wilson, W C Kammerlade, C W Hickman, Orvin Nelson, and others. fleeces weighed and graded by Hardy. Participants from Idaho, Utah, California, Montana, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, and Washington DC attended. Denecke’s cross-bred ewes with half long wool showed fewer dry ewes, more twins, heavier and earlier-fattening lambs, heavier fleeces, and less wool shrinkage.
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W. A. Denecke
United States Sheep Experiment Station
Dubois
Idaho
District of Columbia
Denecke
Corriedale
Rambouillet
I. F. Wilson
D. C
Tribal rites for daughter of Indian chief at Fort Hall
Mrs. Jack Ramsey, daughter of a Shoshone warrior and wife of Bannock leader Jack Ramsey, was buried with full Bannock and Shoshone rites at the Indian cemetery by Bannock creek. More than one hundred tribe members gathered in American Falls to mourn, with tributes from both tribes and a long open house tradition at Thanksgiving and Christmas. The double funeral also honored Tom Honey of the Piute, who died at Lava Hot Springs, with speakers and ritual chants marking the final farewell.
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American Falls
Fort Hall
Jack Ramsey
Bannock Creek
Power County
Pocatello
Mike Pocatello
Gooding Ill at Boise Hospital
Boise June 6 Fred W Gooding prominent southern Idaho sheepman and brother of Senator Frank R Gooding is seriously ill in a local hospital. Senator Gooding, at his brother's bedside, has returned to his Gooding home and expects to return this week.
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Boise
Fred W. Gooding
Idaho
Frank R. Gooding
Gooding
Ferry In Swan Valley Ready For Use Soon
The Idaho Falls report states the Swan valley ferry will begin operations by June 20 across the South Fork of the Snake River. Heavy cable and pulleys arrived from Salt Lake and Portland. pontoon boats are being assembled as a state engineers officer plans the cable anchors and a 500 foot river span.
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Idaho Falls
South Fork
Snake
Swan Valley
Saltne
Portland
State Engineers Office
Increase in May Visitors at Craters of the Moon Park
In May Craters of the Moon saw 92 cars with 291 visitors entering the area. Through May to date 137 cars carried 433 people, versus 176 cars and 620 visitors at this point last year. Mr. Paisley cites cold spring as limiting enrollment and expects a jump with Yellowstone Park opening. Overnight stays included 14 autos and two trucks, up from 15 last year, and 72 campers compared with 58 in May last year.
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Craters of the Moon
Paisley
Yellowstone National Park
Child Shot by Playmate While Handling Gun
Denver report says Mary Mc Cracken aged 6 was accidentally shot in the head and killed yesterday by Joseph White aged 9 who was examining an automatic pistol found in a bureau drawer while they played.
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Denver
Mary McCracken
Joseph White
Eulogies at Funeral Services for Mrs Ramsey
The Indian tongue eulogized the life and services of Mrs Ramsey as mourners gathered. The bodies were consigned to graves prepared for them in a solemn burial scene.
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Ramsey
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Ballet
U.S
Fort Hall Reservation
Pan-Am
Osborne
Pan American Pan-Am Motor Cleaning Service
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PAN American Petroleum CO
Boise Hospital
Board of Commissioners
Studebaker
F.o.b
Erskine
Bannock Motor Co
North Arthur Ave
Peterson Planing & Fixture CO
N. Main St
Phese
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