The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-02-08
CHALLIs, IDA. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8 1922
IDAHO STATE WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

Business is moving ahead; there
10 .easohsnie certainty it will become
St;,i tier General tax reductions must
sun oe made and labor costs and re-.
sa'' prices must yet in many instances
DC adjusted to lowered raw material
central Idaho is SAID to embrace
Sheh EST UNDEVELOPED GoID
day. " N''''''e"' To-
Iohtract awarded for building IA
inlles or North and South state high
way 'hru the Evergreen highway dis.
'lIrt' winchester, for s59,6S6.
Halley-New mining company or
canned to work old CONDENSATION
group near here.
WALLIS Central Idaho Indus.
trlal Assn. formed to secure funds for
ROAD building in Central Idaho and tc
advertise scenic wonders of the dis.
trict.
Observation-Disclosures Powe,
20. authorlZes expenditure of 5000 .OOG
Ior construction OF Mountain Home
teatheryille transmission line and re
building OF 18th ST. sub-station in
Boise.
Twin Falls to vote Feb. II on ere,
dtlon OF proposed Hansen highway dis
trict.
Payette-Idaho Oil and Gas Co. to
lay gas mains.
Murtaugh--Creation of proposed
Murtaugh highway district to be vo-
ted February "a.
Silver City-Property in famous
Carson Mining District here to be de.
veloped.
Idaho produces more potatoes pei
acre than any other state in the Tn.
ion with exception of Maine.
st. Anthony-Twenty acres to be
planted to lettuce.
Wallace-Stockholders in Star Min.
ing Co. received dividend checks ag-
gregating S250,oO0.
Twin Falls-Construction by U. S.
forest service of road through ma
tional forest reserve in Twin Falls
for fifteen miles to connect with a
road leading into Oakley proposed.
Walace-keefer group on Eagle Cr
to be developed.
Reported that John Borg, of New
York, president of the Callahan Zinc
Lead Co., has arranged to turn over
his business to his employees, giving
them the benefit of his experience and
facilities available in the establish
ment built up through his genius and
years of close application.
Dovo1ony,,anf work IN the
property of Pine Creek Mining and
Milling Co. will be resumed in near
future.
Federal government cedes 100000
acres of land to Idaho in Priest Lake
district.
Jerome has received 925 head OF
Wisconsin dairy cattle.
Boise Valley wool growers sold 24O,-
600 lbs, at q cents.
Nez cree to have new bank.
Blackfoot-New receiving hospital
for criminal insane completed.
Jerome-Uew club house is formal
ly opened.
Nephi-Bids for erection of high
school are authorized
Idaho farm crops for 1921 valued at
$G731S900,
Occur d'Alene to have new school
building.
Pocatello-New irrigation project
planned to secure water from Cub rlv-
er and Worm creek to irrigate about
26.O00 acres of land.
Kellogg--New compressors are IN
stalled in new brick blower at the
Bunker Hill and Sullivan.
Poilatch- Plans completed for
building cooperative creamery.
Blaine County cuts all county sal
aries 90 per cent,
Lewis County abolishes Red cross
nurse and county farm agent.
Occur d'Alene votes Feb. Il on a
S2o5 900 school bond issue.
state sent ont S491 cars OF pota'
toes to California and Texas. -.
Contract for highway from Chal'Is
"a pahsamaroi let for $4,000.
Idaho condensery shipping milk
to Constantinople.
Tobacco and real estate licenses
,roduced $4,000 in 1921. ;.
Iatah county donated two carloaus
of fo,r for Near East relief
An immediate revival of gold ane
si1var mining industry in America
rb;rl will be especially beneficial tt
W. M,e'N West and which will eXpant
With progress Of the new year. Is pre- pre-
dicted by Ray Baker, director a OF .n'
II " s mint. who inspected the Denve, .,
mint recently preparatory 10 'h'
,,li'rs nni1aee of the new peace dollar. !.
WI, Wien is the government going u
,ocornize the importance OF maklh'
snancial settlement to railroads y