Idaho News Roundup Hits Pocatello and Surroundings
A wide sweep of Idaho items reports Kiwanis organization in Pocatello, a jailbreak fine after a ice cream quarrel, and a fire damage estimate of ten thousand dollars. Other notes include sheep and livestock exodus, a banker becoming a Driggs president, a train accident near McCammon, and county election updates in Twin Falls and Twin Park.
Idaho Apple Crop Outlook In 1919 Season Prospects
Idaho farmers anticipate a bountiful harvest with strong prices pending. Department of Agriculture records detail orchard acreage by variety and region, projecting about 4 000 cars of apples shipped after deductions for home use, while prunes and pears show smaller totals due to winter losses. Boisie valley expects a bumper year for apples and prunes, contrasting with earlier Boise crop in 1916 and Payette district abundance. Demand from Caress Produce Co. supports high prices for farm produce.
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