Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-11-24
IDAHO INDUSTRIAL REVIEW.

Moscow-Plans for University Of Id
aho improvements total 100000.
Fifty thousand dollars in surfac
and Underground Improvement mad
in Rex Consolidated property in Coeu
dAlene region.
Csldwell-Ten carloads OF horses
leave here in one week for French
army. ST. MarIes Gazette says: eve
fear that the Pittsfield. Mass. house
maids who have organized a union anc
demand 81 a week for a 10 hour day
will have to wait until Congress con-
yenes.
Payette farmer sells four big loads
of potatoes for $500 and made $40 per
acre from peas fed to hogs.
Nampa-Produce shipments from
Bowmont section quadruple in single
season.
Boise-Contemplated construction of
6 per cent grade from old Galena Sum-
NIT out Of Ketchum Will open to auto
truck transportation one Of greatest
mining sections in the west.
Pocatello-Improving city's water
system.
Rupert-Nearly $50 cars of produce
sent from Minidoka project, main crop
being sugar beets
Vernal-Modern 5000 bushel eleva-
tor in operation here.
The sooner labor organizations re-
pudiate the agitators responsible for
seven deaths and fifty wounded at
Everett. Wash, the better.
sandpoint-Plans under way for
$4,000 school building.
In Idaho the vote increased from
1o7. 1000 in 1914 to 100000 in 1916
The railroads of the country are
buying lumber for thousands of box
cars to relieve the car shortage which
is due to abnormal conditions caused
by the war and closing Panama CO.
nal.
Large demand for places in the leg
stature by persons wanting to take
rest cure on good salary.
Kelton-Two carloads of oil from
wells near here now awaiting ship
nent
Boise-Barber sawmill to be en-
arged at once.
Pahsimarci-To have a new bank.
Emmet-15 carloads of machinery
,eing installed in new mill here, five
more carloads coming.
Occur d'Alene-Inland Canning Co.
urns out it's first product and is
tys new industry.
Burley-Settlers planning organiza-
ion of irrigation district.
Gooding- Bros. from Kan
as invest $4,000 in grain elevators
t Ashton. Tetonia. Felt, Granville
nd briggs.
1t was asked in the recent farmers
that the department of
agriculture confine its activities to
directing fragrant abuses or misdi-
ection of work" Farmers who be-
eve in agricultural education believe
lso in cutting down the army of soft
anded professionals who exploit agri-
ulture and agricultural education.
Lewiston-National bank president
ives employees dinner in celebration
passing of 100000 deposit mark,
ain of 100000 since Sept H.
Nampa and Caldwell citizens deter
lined to have bridge over Deer Flat
Equalizer canal between the
xo cities.
Middleton--The stock yards to be
istalled at this place by the Oregon
hort Line Railroad company will be
ompleted at an early date. The track
ye for the yard completed and con-
ruction to begin Immediately
Preston-Reported that Ogden. Lo-
IN and Idaho Railway company is
extending their line from
reston to Blackfoot and the great
make river valley. one of the richest >
heat districts in the intermountain
gion. The first part of the con-
extension is from Preston i
Gentle Valley. distance of about
miles and into district that is far
ON anv steam road II
Meridian--Through their vast live
ock and grain shipments this year. /
e farmers of this section are en- I
wing the fullest measure of pros
,rity. From two to three carloads
hogs are being shipped out each /
eek and cheese shipments of local /
Glory average about two carloads a
eek. This industry has become one II
large proportions and is now buy II
< dairy products from some $50 II
rmers. The entire country for miles II
oh. Afr~l 10 III