Lost River Water Drops and Pumping Proposals
Lynn Crandall, water commissioner, reports rapid river drawdown above the dam reducing rights below the dam. He promotes pumping units and new irrigation wells as a solution, noting groundwater near surface and potential power line extension by Utah Power & Light to support valley pumps.
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Lynn Crandall
Big Loat River
Howell Gauging
Tuesaday
Mackay
BES
Crandall
Utah Power & Light Company
Henry Stampede Dates Set for August 12 13 14
Soda Springs reports the Henry Stampede and Stockman's Reunion association voted to stage the Sixth Annual Stampede on August 12 13 14. Budd Weaver was elected president and Ben Reynolds named as main organizer. retiring officers will still assist. Committees will be formed from stockholders and others to ensure the show remains a premier regional event.
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Soda Springs
Henry Stampede
Stockman’s Reunion Association
Court House
Budd Weaver
Ben Reynolds
Idaho
New Arco Church to Be Completed Soon
Workmen finish auditorium of the new Baptist church in Arco. Directors decide to complete the auditorium now with basement and gymnasium deferred. Lava rock retaining wall added, grounds leveled for lawn and trees. Church to be ready for occupancy in about 30 days with Rev. Macc H as pastor.
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Arco
New Baptist Church
Haliday
Macc H
Harald Stakes at Latonia Opens with Juvenile and Older Racers
At Latonia Kentucky on June 19 the historic Harald steer and a field of juvenile and veteran glowed racers drew attention as the event began.
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Latonia
Harald
Salmon Bridge Sees Expected September Completion
J J Burke Co vice president Beyer and Bridge Engineer Kregstad report progress on the Salmon concrete bridge. Under A C Miner supervision and a large carpentry force, contractors aim to finish by September 1 but must first complete extensive form work and rebar setup.
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Salmon, Ida
T. A. Beyer
J. J. Burke & Co
Salt Lake
Salmon
A. C. Miner
Beyer
N. Kregstad
Forma Aherd
Decree Silver Creek Case Favors Wood Canal Co
District Judge H. F. Ensign denied any showing of water rights by plaintiffs in the Silver creek case. Jesse O. Smith and others sought a decree for about 800 inches of Silver creek water, claiming rights from dyking. Wood Canal Co was an intervenor arguing proof was insufficient and conserved water would return to the stream under existing decrees.
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Shoshone
Ida
Silver Creek
H. F. Ensign
Jesse O. Smith
Moray 12
Lig Wood Canal Company
Dyking
Melion Mine Promoter in Wood River Valley
In Shoshone Idaho on June 19 Judge J I Fuller recalls Andrew Mellon then a modest mine promoter staying at Bliss with no lodging available. He later became treasury secretary, highlighting early days in the Wood River Valley mining scene.
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Ida
Andrew Mellon
the Treasury
Wood River Valley
J. I. Fuller
Mellon
Fuller
Bliss
Mascot Mine Produces Large Milling Ore Tonnage
Hailey Idaho June 19 Charles Peter head of Mascot corporation visited the mine this week and returned to Salt Lake City. He has 16 men at work and the crew is extracting a substantial tonnage of milling ore. Manager Deter plans to spend the Fourth with his wife and two daughters at Halley and contemplates installing a concentrating plant at the Mascot.
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Hailey
Ida
Charles Peter
Mascot Corporation
Salt Lake
Deter
Halley
Mascot
Shoshone Ships Large Lamb Carloads From Idaho
Ship ments of famous Idaho lambs moved from Shoshone on the Short Line during the week. A total of 111 cars were shipped with 66 from Hill City and 45 from Ketchum. Destinations included Omaha and Chicago, and prices slipped slightly though stays firm. Bacon and Goodman lambs sold for 16.50 in Chicago, about two dollars below last week’s peak.
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Shoshone
Idaho
Hill City
Ketchum
Omaha
Chicago
Ketchum Branch
Bacon & Goodmen Lambs
Interdenominational council formed for Burley and Twin Falls area
A district council of religious education for Burley and Twin Falls was organized at an interdenominational Sunday school convention and institute held Friday. Nearly 100 ministers and Sunday school workers attended. Reverend Arthur G. Pearson of Twin Falls was elected president with officers including Secretary Mrs. A. Coleman of Burley and Treasurer Reverend W. J. Agee of Twin Falls.
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Twin Falls
Jime
Religious Education
Burley
Arthur G. Pearson
A. BE. Coleman
W. J. Agee
A. EB. Johnson
Rupert
Pr. Smith
Eden
W. L. Kyle
Buhl
O. F. Merrill
Jerome
John Farmer
Amsterdam
I. W. Todd
Castleford
D. L. Graybill
Piler
H. N. Wagner
Kuull
Derby at Fairmount Park Sets Stakes on Hold
Collineville FIL June 19 Raggeabigsage and Tootie Boat stable mates are favored to win the first annual Fairmount Jockey Club derby at Fairmount Park. The winner earns a $25,000 purse with three other runners Torcher Rasuli and Dr Cardinas viewed as longshots.
Salmon Judge Candidacy Sparks Sixth District Race
Judge F H Casterlin of Salmon announces candidacy for district judge in the sixth judicial district as a Democrat. Incumbent Judge Ralph W Adair seeks re nomination in the Republican primary, joined by ex Judge Fred Cowen of Blackfoot.
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Salmon
Idaho
F. H. Casterlin
Friends
Sixth Judicial District
Ralph W. Adair
Fred . Cowen
Blackfoot
Mellon and Pepper-Fisher Funds Under Senate Probe
Washington reports show Pepper-Fisher campaign expenditures around 165000 dollars before the Pennsylvania primary. Eric Fisher Wood said contributions totaled 141492.57 with 75000 borrowed and about 50000 cash on hand. Maude Seymour arrived to answer questions about a 200000 fund linked to the Women’s Christian Temperance Union.
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Washington
Anti-Saloon League
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Pepper-Fisher Republican Campaign Committee
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Wayne B. Wheeler
Eric Fisher Wood
Pepper-Fisher Coalition
Maude Seymour
McConnellsburg
Women’s Christian Temperance Union of
Pepper-Fisher
Pepper- Fisher Committee
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John Fisher
Pepper-Fisher Committee
Charles S. Deneen
Congress
Two Parties or Three Fusion Moves in Idaho Politics
Editorial notes a Boise Democrats endorsement of Nugent for senator and Morgan for governor signals a drift toward fusion with the Progressives. It cites Nugent’s openness to Progressives and Morgan’s years of flirtation with them, alongside a Idaho Falls district meeting favoring fusion while preserving party identity.
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John F. Nugent
William M. Morgan
Democrats
Boise
Nugent
Panage
Morgan
Idaho Falls
Wild West Show Draws Big Crowd at U Barrow Ranch
The first tri annual Wild West Show at the U-Bar Barrow ranch near Leadore, Salmon County, June 20, was highly successful. Manager George Barrow announced elaborate preparations for a second show on July 4 and 5, urging all to attend.
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Ida
U-Bar
Barrow Ranch
Leadore
George Barrow
Griff Jenkins Returns to Malad Home
Griff Jenkins returns to Malad after years in the dark examiners service, stationed in Chicago. He plans to settle here and greet old friends. Mrs. Jenkins will visit Gali Lake with her parents. Mrs. Calvin Coolidge received a shawl cover from the Italian Mothers’ Club of Boston.
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Griff Jenkins
Dark Examiners Service
Chicago
Mr. Jenking
Enn
Mrs. Jenkins
Gali Lake
Calvin Coolidge
Boston
Water Case Decided in Little Lost River Valley
The U S Bureau of Reclamation issued a ruling on the Carey Act transfer dispute in the Little Lost River valley. A transfer of 521 miners inches from the Knolin Myrup property to the Carey Act project was approved after accounting for 119 inches lost in transmission and return flow. The decision covers 640 inches bound by an 1880s decree, while 1009 inches remain tied to the ongoing lawsuit over ownership.
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Ares
Little Lost River Valley
Department of Reclamation
M. H. Woods
Knollin-Myrup Ranch
Commissioner of Reclamation
Boise
Blackfoot
Lynn Crandall
Bie Lost River
George Carter
Swendsen
Careyact
Summer School for Japanese Children of Southern Idaho
Twin Falls announces a summer school for Japanese children in Southern Idaho to be held next week. Tom Koto, president of the Southern Idaho Japanese Association, says about 25 Japanese children from Hansen to Castleford will attend, with instruction in the language of Japan.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Tom Koto
Southern Idaho Japanese Association
Japanese School Association
Hansen
Castleford
Urges Kiwanians to Aid in Rabbit Drive
At the regular Kiwanis luncheon in Blackfoot Vice President J A Jacoby presided in place of President Walker W Davis. Violinist Milton Christensen and pianist Loraine Seger performed. A J Springer reported a serious rabbit situation in Aberdeen Springfield and urged Kiwanians to help with upcoming drives.
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Jacobey
Lhat Chamber of Commerce
Postponed Bantamweight Show Lets Brown Face Lew Penetti Monday
Rain in St. Louis forced the interruption of the exhibition match between Kayo Johnny Brown European title holder and Larruping Lew Penetti of New York City. The bout will be staged Monday night.
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St. Louis
Kayo Johnny Brown
Lew Penetti
New York City
Ivan Gasser Chosen to Fill Vacancy on City Council
Ivan Gasser a Democrat and local businessman was elected to the city council to fill the vacancy caused by Milo A. Hendricks moving to Provo Utah. Gasser has held roles in the American Legion Kiwanis and Memorial building committee and faced a nomination vote against Robert Glenn with Gasser winning. The meeting also addressed a freight claim, a soft drink license denial, a deputy injury, water extension inquiry, coal bids, and a bus franchise discussion.
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Ivan Gasser
Gasser and Cleare
People’s Store
Mr. Gasser
Milo A. Hendricks
Provo
Utah
Hendricks
Leo M. Rusk
Salt Lake City
Gasser
Cox
C. Ben Ross
L. A. Lehrbas
Alex. Spiral
North First
A. B. Canfield
C. H. Morgan
General Hospital
State Insurance Department
South Third
Clarence Rainey
W. B. Yates
Pocatello Transportation Company
Council Meeting With Company Officials Thursday Night
The council convened with company officials on Thursday night June 24 to discuss pending projects and policy implications. The session addressed concerns over anticipated developments and coordination between the city and company leadership.
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Council
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John Barleycorn
Bill Graham
Snake River
Leycorn
Graham
Barleycorn
Wood Canal Co
Melion Mine
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Fairmount Park Derby
Mellons
Pepper-Fisher Organization
W. L. Mellon
Reed
Wood
Alleghany County
Wayne RB
Wheeler
Government Printing Office
India
Pocatello
Chichester
DE. B. D. Young, C. D
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Gatloure Labersterien, Dept M
Maiden
Mase
Used Car Department
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E. Center
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
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