The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-05-03
IDAHO STATE WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW


FORMING committees of representatives
OF iaoor to cooperate with employers
IN sowing Industrial problems,
Challis-$45,000 school bond issue
Is carried
kootenai-s35 0ooschool bonds issue
defeated for third time. q
Occur dAlene-1268 miles highway
to state line to be built.
Ada count YARN hands to get $40
month and board.
Harrison-$22s.000 secured for ex
tension of Lake side highway. :.
State and federal highway work
this year to total $1.256, 900. =
Peck-5 carloads of Guernsey cat
tie to be distributed here.
The fifteenth annual convention Of
the Northwest Electric Ligt and Pow
er Assn. will be held in Boise, June
ITO, with 300 delegates from Oregon,
Washington, Montana, Utah and Ida
no. - -
Work begun at Nampa on new glass
factory.
Caldwell to have largest radio plant
in the state --
Coeur d'Alene canning company has
doubled its capital stock.
Rupert-Spring lambs contracted a,
IL cents a pound. {
Sheep shearing started May LIST.
Twin Falls-500 men at work bal
lasting Oregon Short Line r. r.
Idaho Central E. R. from Rodgerson
to Wells, Nevada, is to be pushed to
completion by California capitalists
Farm work three weeks behind the
SCHEDULE time
Nez Perce couty pledges 5000 to
| ward connecting link between North
! and South highway and the Lewis and
| Clark highway.
The proposed link will be built
from Nezperce to Kamjah.
Salmon-3s1s acre Summerland
farm sold for $4,000.
Pocatello-Evans State Bank and
First National consolidate
Pocatello-Nearly 1000 trees will
be planted here this spring.
Boise-Cuts in salaries Of mapority
of city employees. totaling $667.23 a
month
$4,000 acres land reopened for en-.
try in Powell tract on Big Lost river.
Rathdrum-2 miles road in north
end of Hayden Lake highway district
to be put in good condition.
Wallace-Early resumption Of work
Nampa-Bathing resort on Phyllis
canal plannei- -
Radical cuts were made in nzances
: of Gem county in 1921, and approx
lars per MO nths for that period
Twin FallslEleetors of Martaugh il
1t 80, JntN sxr-in
on proposed issuance of So, 100000 OF
districts bonds for purpose of CON
strucEing hydro-electEie rve- plant
and irrigation system for reclamation
of approximately. 10000 acres of land
above Twin Falls canal system.
Algoma-N Northern Pacific has a
crew of "a at work in gravel pits.
Malad-Approximately 250.000 bu.
Washington and Idaho wheat to be
shipped to Europe.
Rupert-100 acres lettuce to be plan
ted on Minidoka project this season.
Mullan-Good progress being made
a. independence Lead Mines near
here.
Idaho officials ask better protection
of national forests.
Malad shipped So carloads wheat in
March. 1922, compared with II for
March, 1921.
Pocatello and Idaho Falls on paved
Chicago to Coast scenic highway.
Twin Falls county potato growers
form organization.
Idaho Falls-If the five sugar fac
tories in the valley from Blackfoot to
Sugar City could be kept operating
average time this fall it would mean
a payroll of $4,000, 900 for the season
| OF little more than three months,
| something more than a million dol
lars dollars a month for that period
In order to do that, it will require ~,
SOC. 900 for the beets and raw mater
ial and s1,50o,000 for labor, all cash
spent and invested between Blackfoo1
and Sugar City and practically all re
naming right within the valley.
$4,000 acres of beets were planted ant
produced an average crop OF tel
ions, it would bring $4.000.00O.
In northern California and southerl
Washington, l. ". W. activities ar
reported and may cause trouble
numbering districts.
In place of tax reduction and n
treuchment and economy of all kind