Panhandle Farm Bureaus Organize and Promote Feeds
Panhandle orchardists form The Kootens Valley Fruit Growers association to aid Horticultural Inspector in enforcing moraying rules and growing marketable fruit. Boundary county farm bureau distributes hay powder at wholesale. Oneida county mobilizes to address a 150000 dollar feed shortage with silos, seed plots, and farm tours. Canyon, Malad, Cassia, Bonner, and other counties launch sheep shearing, dairy, grain, rodent control, and potato seed demonstrations. multiple farm bureau efforts fund campaigns, loans, and cooperative purchasing.
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Panhandle
Kootens Valley Fruit Growers Association
Onea
Oneida County Farm Bureau
Malad Commercial Club
Canyon County
Club Ten
Minidoka County
Sullivan Brothers
Rupert
Camas
Camas County
Cassia
Bennett
E.R. Bennett
University Extension Division
Dietrich
Wehool
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Nibley-Channel Lumber Co
J. M. Penny
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Ida
Everett B. Clark Seed Co
Munyon & Son & Hopkins
Munyon & Son
Yana
Filer Meat Co
Armour's
Armour & Swift
Filer Meat Market
Parm Bureau
Boundary County Farm Bureau
J Iinidoka County Commissioners
Farm Bureau
R. G. Vritehard
Bonner County
Bureau
Idaho
Twin Falls
Reneer
Fremont Spud
Fremont County
Bannock County
Thatcher
H. W. Gilbertson
Northwestern States
Fred L. Williams
J. O. Ellsworth
BB. Duncan
Filer
Miller and
Goodyear Tire
Filer Vulcanizing Works
Free Employment Bureau Service
Corvallis
Railroad Station
Willamette Valley
F. C. Graves
Rudy
Buhl
Roy Graham
Munyon & Son & Hopkins, Auc’s, C. L
You and
Ness
Filer Grocery Co