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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-06-03
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-06-03

Argumenls IN fayor NJ creamery
and eQld storage planr IN his place
are hard ~ refule, when Items HE
The fpllQWlng epme under our obser-
YaliQn;
nThe LinrQln Produce 4 RefriRnr-
laling 90. has leased building on
sanlh shQahone street near pily
Olerk Williams Qfiipe, and opened .
cream station there They viii also
hny Eggs and poultry, The eompeu-
llQn for dairy and poultry products
II ~ keen ~ can be IN his city, and
fhe farmers are reaping eorrespopd-
lpg returns. The dairy gov and fhf
NILE red hen are putting many ~
the farmers 0n easy street. Twin
Pals Tlmss.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-06-03


Nu mAitvi which WaN you maA iake
oD,a.lon io drive from Jerome one
panpoi holp hW noiv ihr vast im-
movements THAT arv gomg op ia thr
larmus sovlm around us We speak
adNirvdN m ihis as Nc haNr had oo-
oasiun the past WeoA to uaNvrsv al-
musi every svoiiou oi iAc traot aud
Nhil, reports have comv % az oi ian
movements horr aud There We were
astuuiahrd al what We actually found
IL 10 most surprisug to note tho
a,p,s upop aores ol uoW land 'ha' II
ALREADY ia ,rops or IT, hclng prepared
inr -rodme This development is nol
confined 10 auS our socuon oi The
tract hui a. suuvral ManN ol tho
nun-rosidvpls Arr taking occasion To
have thvir lands improved which
Neriies our prediction that Nnder
The oNionsim agreement as onVred
last tan manA arv taking advantage
ol the same lu gvt lhoir farms ON a
payine hasis Percy falman Is i'm,
proving 40 northwest ot town eo-
longing To Nh MoMastor ~ roNNs,
while near hN is Molhor 40, tho
property ot MI lNor ot Oshkosh,
Wis, witch is hvms pNl uNdor oNUi-
,ation IN the Nand Wow section
Mr Rrock II tast soltms "a 40 he'
longing to MI Sorugss, ot nNl NiN,
into proper shape, and so We mlsht
deiail several oihor pivoos that wore
IA sage brush only short ,lmo ago
that are now planted to erasscs ol
grains
In the matter ol buildings. the
Same pace II hoing Kept Np NoW
barns and other huildmRs are dotlme
tho tract IN various plA'os ana new
residences are undor conslruotion
Mr., J, ;, Young, who rocontN arrived
here from Iowa, hroho ground mN'
week for new residence on his hold
lnps three milos south and a nul'
oasl Of town The specifications fol
the same are IN the hands ~ con
tractor u 4 niokfnrd ana call fo
a building gd by ~ foet, with nN'
rooms below ana two above VIII
spacious porohos nl tho front an'
rear, The house VIII ho modern ans
complete win bath room ana oth'l
oonynnlnnros, and VIII be- great lm
proynmnni io that section
A llllle farther south n a Now ro'l
home that n Just holnR rompleln'
by lld 0rogR, The mason work havlnl
been done by Mr. Niphnn Tho houH
contains nyn rooms nnd N built IN
very substantial nnd artistic mann"
and ndds greatly 10 the attractive
mass of that particular locnliiy
These improvements ana man
moro that might be- noted Whl'h hnN
been made ihip spring spoakn loudn
fhan words ~ the prosperous "rn ihn
has daNnnd On the irnrL nnd VIZ
the harvesting ~ ihn lnrRn crops ihn
now seem most prObnbl" nnd VII
ibe operation ~ rrnnmnr, ~ l'
rome, which n nov nD assured fnr
the North side VIII forge ahead ~
pace never before "qnnll"d.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-06-03

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nNinNi ~ nOM ib,OOO nhNhha w hNl
mf pnf month an nlpVen Bh ihefpAsA
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a Arep nnn but u 10 Afsp phoAeh W
nhoN what ean IN doNe ihmhgh ,us
operation fhnfp win Oe olher pfnAm
efips started nnd N ,mn lhahn. Nnh
mofp irrigated Apfpa ihah ANY nihpf
state VIII hnpp lhe ih0Do.0oO Az
home Nhih n nov aehdn abroad M
InnalD fof dairy pf0dNeia American
Pals Press
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-06-03
Ma1w l,,pMs ~ Was'c l.aNd-

phv Important question az lo Who'
iNvr a Nare> Avl vompeuN maN oon''
poi a svtueI % purvherv and pay Ton
"a Waivr mgh iot land that oenno' ho
cultivated aud rvVleimod Nill he set
ilvd in a suii hled m the district
ooNw thin woeN N> ATTORNEY q hls-
srll The plamun % nr 0eo " Has
kius oi Vhioaeo aud the dolendent 10
the Twin Wallis Norlh side Land a
Water COMPANY
nr haskius purvhasvd loo acres
south oi Wendell Ia lalO, Through
la /. honisier, saies agont tor The
defendant company. who, the plain
Tin alleeos, represented thar all of
the land Was level and irrieahle aud
an WAN susceptible to irrigation nr
liaakins never saw the land before
lpurohasins aud states thar he relied
upon the Representations made d,
/ lollister iie haf since learned Thar
two of the torlies are rough and roll.
ing, made w of a series OF lava hcds
aud sand ON one forty, he alleges
,here are but seven acres ot land sus-
oeplihle lo irrigation and re'mma-
iion aud on another forty only hNr
acres lie purchased water rights
for all OF the land aud has made q
number of payments.
II is also alleged that water never
has been made available to these for
ties aud io DO 80 would require IN,
construction of an expensive pipe
line and dixie.
II Is the contention ~ Attorney
liissell that the whole purpose NJ M,
Carey Act was 10 induce the ouliiNn.
lion and reclamation ~ desert land
aud that Carey aoi company can
not lawfully sell and convey, or com
pei settler in purchase water
right for land that cannot he Guilt
waited and reclaimed
The plaintifI asks that his contract
~ 90 the two fnriies be- cancelled IN,
that the payments that he has mad,
on these fnriies, about $1,000 be- ru
turned in him,
II n understood that the decision
IN This case viii affecl number o
other entries under the North Sid
system GnOding Leader
The questions involved IN th'
aboyn suit have already caused muol
controversy between the settlers nn'
the company and II has been thl
general policy that where there Worl
} five acres or more ~ uniilable LAM
IN one body that the settler woul
NOT be compelled 10 pay for the sam'
The company nov have q petition BE-
fore the land board which would al
low them 10 make . reduction 0n ~
lands which are moi susceptible .
0ulflYafi0D, but thus far the petition
has not been granted Under NJ
: contract the company are not permit
: ted 20 sell lands NJ lpss price fha
, called for IN the contract with fb
p state, nor IN less quantities iban 4
acres, except IN eases where there ar
p broken pieces The request ~ ~
} company is that where . 40 contain
Y untillable land that they be- alloge
. ~ sell the same ~ o reduced pric'
D WIN this request granted, much a
- the litigation ~ referred ~ abO,
y would be done away vim.
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-06-03

the lRRH NJ y large consignment NJ
valuable fnrn lhal we're heins sent
m IRndan nm lhe Inflated Lpallanla'
haH HaHaRd ihe prise NJ fHra ~ ad-
Yannn IN per Gent nerQrdlng ~ .
representative M IllHaInger 4 % The
mTH wRre helms senl N Landau for
lhf Inns lrade, and m lhe galherlnf
nRaHan N QYer their lRaa " keenly
ffli and haH caused an HnPreeedenf-
M demand fQr fHrH. nnyole PENS
frpm Nevada and Rlher western states
Yera IN lhe fQnagnment the 1e
mand fqr eRyQle aklna N exceptionally
sirens ~ Exehange,
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-06-03
A pro0iable Investment

IN our travels oyer 40" ira'i lnsi
weak IN tbe Interest ~ s"ruring stock
for .Op'rniiN"
creamery, W. we're met win ynriOuf
statements ns 10 ibe PROFITS 10 be dn.
rived from dairy rows Probably
Elmer g grosi WINS nOrbnrni ~
Town, bas about ns satisfactory ~
experience ~ anyone We met on
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-06-03

Jtrome added enotn~r vtctsu 70
her Hsi aa>, sunday aeben She ,cck
rhe tasi Ruhi team irso ceur oS tae
~core oi 81 10
li scss a pitchers hstrlc IRON ~tsri
~ fniSh and bar tost cceple os sllrs
as bora teamS she, mtess have eeee
riasiu1 ycl
Rul. started the SCORING tu the .ste
mnins when EOobel mete S hN.
STOLE Seconc and caue hctne co
Shield'> sharp hO to rssbt Nhsce
Shipped Through gct laNcc> toy .Svro
haSc>
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-06-03

A operative creamery began
bnrlnouu ~ caldwell, Idaho, last Oct
Obnr fhp nrpi monih's bnsinnns wa
hiRhly satisfactory more than meet
ing expectation ihn output hagihr
been 1000 pounds ~ butter Tho
business has Increased by leaps snd
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-06-03

The Barton a Bailey circus ghiob
n billed for peigbb0ripg towns, eame
~ grief ~ Ogden, when the sberi0
levied upon the show for claims for
salaries and 0thsr debts
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-06-03
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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23

Bosster:-A Disagreement; between
Prof. A. =. Wilson end the school
board Of this district regarding the
manner in which the principal Of the
Marble school conducted his duties.
brought about . withdrawal from the
principal Thursday morning Of this
Ueek. Witheut going into the er'es-
snces Of either side to the controversy,
The Booster regrets exceedingly that
any action Of this nature wss found 10
be necessary ct this time, with the END
Of school only six weeks away. Profes-
sor Wilson has stated his intention Of
taking the matter into court, which ~il
make the matter even more unfortunate
for ell concerned j. T. Beesley, ss
distant cashier of the Marble City Ststs
hank since it was organized four year.
ago, has presented his resignation sne
the same he's been accepted with gree
reluctance. Mr.. Beesley plans to tsks
his wife and baby out to Oregon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23

having behind the
taking a race record af and trial mark 217h-
OF good breeding ought produce
something exceptional With should produce
good Gunison
quality.
s15
Horses of G.
in east for $50 and
stallion Gold Shrine,
Williams,
Miss Williams 2e and l3 others better than
Hambetonian, through
Nambrno Chief
Justin Morgan II
for Sumner pedigree
rfurther particulars address
& 6 JeL,s,s. Cu.nisou. Csls. Freak Ives \ eharRe
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23

nsze 10 s~v t~ssr E@s-n-c-- ~an
ke Pss.r R@a<urs A-as sneD z =
sossr6 has cosssa<s h.<h ssd ssssU
,.si.ss ~ harszaizy
Nssss e~e~ses a-risly-
p~usidau- Rarr.rr s-asaG .is-- .se
r~H sas s>zs s-owin< m ra- .
sud N .rrsnxh Tweu-v sesan = -
, the vnioa a.. in siaasd fa is nsss-
serzasp aE6 he tosai nszsh@r os zssiss-
prs szx-ezass mcrs -f7n eizh- uir
IN. Il is he bsaSt u The Tsioz ihz;
N is n nharx arc mea Who are &C
sssal farme-s and ska- no one uha : q
aos Til the sod. r. eiigibie tor n 'Hl-
5erHhip IN the orzaniza-ion.
The officials OF fhe fuion - :
snanimsusiy re-siscsed iur the con .
scar a. fuliozs. q : r7reff e9al-
"a presidrnt A v sw- vea H-s--
dert Oregon. A c. d Is ssc-e-ars.
Arkansas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23
RkDFCal RtlsPOiS1sD

Fort Worth. Texas-Prssident Cha
:. Barrett Of the Farmers Education ,
md Cooperative Union OF Americ.
las announced the reaPpointment o
'st.r Rsdford as lecturer Of the Na
ic1.l Union during the coming year
ZEtensive plans have been outiine
or publicity work throughout the r,-
ion 20 be carried on through Mr. -.
o7ss department This pr5iiefrv
work vii be ncdeled on the L.. cF
- educational work dene II Tex
~ ssb-sct Of farm Frobae.es.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23

The north room Of the Aikine proper
ty on upper nain street, sdjoining G.
klebsattel's tailor shop, viii be Occu-
pied on Nay first by C. X. Burgess with
his jewelry and repair shop.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23
c. e0 ~

Good advertising beassits any form OF
bussnsss. The right sort Of advertising
gives ycs . friendly feeling toward
firm. Ii makes yoG believe u vii he
both piesssnt and profitable to deal
With the saverslser. A certain grocer
once inserted W the newspapers IN 80
sersisemens that hsd this merit IL rem
Twins ere come to me for the third
time. This time boy and girl !
beseech my friends to support me
stoutly."
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23

Coming over to Gunnison Saturday On
business deal, Z. A. Fitszimmons Of
Somerset seized the opportunity to buy
q Ford auto Of keelor's agency. but
must wait for . few days for the roads
to clear up before taking his purchase
home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23

J. D. whalen, manager of this district
Of the Mountain States Telephone Co ,
csme in Monday, having ridden down
from Pitkin with r. W. Rector, local
manager, in the lstter's auto. Mr..
Whslen vas asked ii there wss any
hope that the telephone line would be
extended through lole west this yesr.
He thought not, money wss too tight.
nevertheless, it was an improvement
bound to come and very much needed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23

back in every cross
to the foundation
stock, and then in
to the thorough
bred family.
Sumner G. is
strictly trottin &
bred horse.
Sumner G.. is
not only pure bred
but carries several
world champion
crosses, b o t h
through his sIres
and dams. ~
--Sumner&. has
proven himself a
race horse of con-
siderable m crit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23
NM nllB6
no eIuIll
Ssssrsmssa A's ossUhs - snsrAGDaq
SSsss-Ossa - 49, anunuro

eS0@oaaDA
F0rs Worsk. Tauns-TAs Gnnn0Go
a1auzi useessnS q The FscD~ -
sasiossal aad Co-eD~rsss~o ussss =
AHlarica came to . csoss - sko csaV
sodsy More thAs sso sA1umal as1p-
pses Uere ps~sses repressassaS ne
sariogs state 0rsautzassoos aal Opv-
Iring an area from coss: 10 spesf saa
irom The great iaAes to sAe euls.
President Chas. . Rers~fs. psusia-
I'd over shs seseions enc ia:roAucs1
he various sDeskers The keynote
II the convention uas the action of
he convention In asking sovernmeas-
a aid IN financing the cossoa crop a
he south.
The Erea:est crisis h yearu,
or0ugh; on by the Euscpaoa war,
'sces the United States said pres&
ieHt Barrett IN his opening address.
There is only one thing to do anH
hat is for the United States govern
neHt to buy three or four million
bales Of cotton at not less than ten
seHts a pound from the fsrusrs oR
he south to be held Until Q higher
PRICE may be obtained and. when sold.
he profit. minus the expense Of hand
Ing to be remis;ed to the farmers."
The convention went On record -
'svorine the Henry bin introduced
before Congress- recently. which
'avors the buying Of cotton by the
government a. . relief of the pres
snt situation. This bill was drafted
with the eo-eperation Of President
bsrrett, Who believes that h fully
sovers the situation.
Provision was made for the raising
Of fund Of 100000 for the purposs
of maintaining a committee to devise
plans for relieving the depress,ns
results Of the European wsr. This
committee viii include Q member
hon every organized state. togethes
with the national officials and the na-
,ional executive COMMITTEES. The COM
mittee will be in charge of Peter Rad.
ford Of Teas. who was appointed
chairman, and before the adjournment
Of the session more than o10. 900 Of
he fund had already h.en pledged
resolution was n ssed condemn.
ing the present war and recommend
ne the esta blishment Of an inter-
;ional ? rliament and an inter- atienal
court. loo'1irg to universal peace ana
good viii between the nations of IL 8
world
Chile Labor Conc e- NED
A fsrtss
he bill pro ding fer the elimination
of products from int rs.ate comm 9~ca
which are ma nufactured in factoria-
employing children less than fon-.ea,,
Years of age or those employing chill
1rea under sixteen years Of age more
than eight hours.
A marketing plan introduced BY
Harry Tracy Of Texas in which q
practical system OF marketing farm
products was outlined ives heartily
sadofsed by resolution.
uels~ oHicisIs Endcrssa.
Referring to the work of the ofPic.
- Of the Farmers Union. Mr.. Bar
rstt paid . high tribute to the manner
n which they have co-operated with
hin. They have stood steadfastly '
~ ne In every cali TO duty" said
MI. Barrett. and in every endeavos
for the general good. They are true
faithful and consideration. men.
want TO pay especial tribute to one
Individual. Peter Radford. II ssould
be asked to name one man in ths
Union who has done more 10 hsitra
ny own load, who stood ready ds
y night for service. who doesn i
aven wait for the distress si---i - =
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23

There are rumoss ahoat Of the sale Of
the Good Hope mine ct VuleaA. - ruth
er Aesl by which parties may put up Z
smelter in return for On interest in th<
property. However, we do not under
stand that cont cacts ere completed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23

C. l.. Stone IVES expected home from
California last evening. nrs. Stone
with Bruce and Helen remain for q
longer stay in Salt Lake City With .
brother, John Andrews.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23
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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23
Ss..er C., American Trottas Registered 3z3e2
SAs1e Lice.se No. l756

G absolutely of the best bred horses that belong to
family Not his breeding, but
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-27
SAGADAHoC GRANGE
WEDNESDAY GUEST
OF MERRYMEET|NC

Bowdoinham, Me-, May 26.-(Spe-
ciaD SAG adahoc Pomona Grange
was entertained today by Merrymeet-
ing Grange with a large attendance
in spite Of the unfavorable weather.
The feature of the meeting was the
memorial service held for the twelve
fifth degree members, who have died
during the past year. The neurology
was read by Edith Hildreth Of Tops
ham grange. The solo Face to Face"
was sung by Miss Grace Hill of Tops
ham grange. During this service 4
pink was placed on the altar for each
of the twelve members who died. The
opening quotation Of welcome was
given by Winnie Dinsmore of Merry.
meeting grange, after which there
son of the same grange. The fifth
degree was then conferred on a large
class of candidates.
After a fine dinner there was a pi-
ano solo by Flora Dewitt of Merry
meeting grange, and q paper by Alice
G. Edgecomb of the same grange The
question How can we reduce the
drudgery of the farm" was discussed
by William H. Gould of Merrymeeting
grange and Clifton Toothaker of En-
terprise grange. The closing thought
vas by Pearl A. Common OF Merry
meeting grange.
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bers were taken up and the beams
were Strengthened. The bridge at sew
eral places was also strengthened by
the aid Of patches Of new planks. The
next place on the bridges that will
probably be repaired will be the side
walks on the three bridges, which in
many places are very bad. in some
places there being dangerous holes.
Miss Lucy Reed is improving after a
several days illness with the grip at
her home at Benton.
Lester Glazier has completed his du-
ties as clerk at ". w. Nye's store, aft
er several months employment there.
and will enter the Fairfield Office of
the United Paper Board Co., taking
Moody JEWELS place. Homer Gray of
Bridgton will take Mr.. Glaciers place
in the store and began his duties Mon
day.
Of the II Grand Army men and Sons
of Veterans who went to Canaan Tues
day evening to attend the institution
Of the Sons of Veterans Camp was one
young old man, we'll past the age of
20. who has never before ridden in an
automobile. He described the trip as
being most enjoyable one and also
one long to be remembered. The return
trip Of IA miles was made in % mir
utes.