Idaho Weather Summary Week Mostly Hot and Dry
The week across Idaho was generally hot and dry with scattered thunder showers offering brief relief. Sunshine dominated, winds dried crops, late ripening wheat and prunes suffered while irrigated areas showed strong crop progress. Potatoes, beets, sugar beets and truck crops grew rapidly. beet seed in Falls shows excellent prospects. Wheat harvest advanced, alfalfa cuttings progressing, apples and apricots entering market, melons fair, potatoes progressing with large crop prospects in many districts. Pastures and ranges drying aloud for rain, Four in Twin Falls County showsExcellent, corn and potatoes growing, some alfalike thrashings. yield varies by area.
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Twin Falls
Gooding Delays County Fair Until 1921 First Event Set
County commissioners and the Gooding county fair board decided Saturday afternoon to postpone this year's fair due to time, conditions, and costs. They will concentrate on a worthwhile program and plan to host the first county fair in 1921 featuring livestock and farm products. A county exhibit will still be prepared for Boise State Fair this fall.
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County Fair Board of Gooding County
de Biot
Sen
Gooding
Gooding County
Boise
Twin Falls Canal Company Levies Water Assessment
The Twin Falls Canal Company announces a board resolution dated August 10 1920 levying a special toll of 10 cents per share or water right against land and stockholders to pay for 20000 acre feet of stored water from the United States Recreation Service at 1.00 per acre foot. Collect and foreclose liens as needed to secure payment before September 1920.
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Twin Falls Canal Company
United States Recreation Service
Thin
W. C. Taylor
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