Idaho Farmers Raise Hope in Cooperative Marketing Movement
The Filer Record outlines a shift toward organized cooperative marketing to bridge the price gap between producer and consumer. It chronicles Idaho Falls potato growers forming the Idaho Falls Potato Growers' association and the statewide Idaho Potato Growers' exchange, backed by support from President Harding, Idaho and Oregon governors, and local bankers, aiming to market this season's crop for fair returns. A related Iowa writer laments California nostalgia and envisions a future home on a ranch, ending with mention of the upcoming fair September 11–14.
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England
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Harding speech at Idaho Falls bridges producer consumer gap
The Literary Digest curates editorials from major papers reacting to President Harding’s declaration that the gap between producer and consumer must be bridged. The selections cover political and economic views on the chief executive’s statement and its implications.
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Harding
Idaho Falls
Wendell Citizens Organize Bank in Town
Wendell, July 12. The charter for Wendell National Bank funds banking in the town since the First National failed. Directors have been chosen and the bank hopes to open about August 16. Members include H. M. Burdett, Max Quiney, Jane Updeeratf, DL. Barton and Bowthy of Wendell. Officials’ positions not yet set.
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Wendell
Wendell National
First National
Eee
H. M. Burdett
Max Quiney
Jane Updeeratf
DL. Barton
Bowthy
Auto Electric and Repair Shop Opens on Weet Mato Street
A new site was erected this week for GC. Deas and HJ, Ned dheetoo on Weet Mato street. The venture, formerly Ride Service station, is renamed Auto Electric and Repair shop. Mr Mod leetos leads auto repair and the end of the business, while Mr. Dean handles ignition and battery work.
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GC. Deas
Ned Dheetoo
Aown
Mod @leetos
Dean
Let THE RECORD Do Your Subscribe For Your Home Town
A compact notice from THE RECORD urging readers to subscribe for home town printing service. It highlights local coverage and regional format, appealing to residents to support community reporting and stay informed about local news and events.
Tourist Park Observations Signal Rising Visitor Draw
Tourist park notes show increasing eastward travel with many dogs and several families visiting from Arizona and Ohio. Two young Ohio men stayed Monday night, while Fordster families from Arizona camped with two goats. Tourists praise the grounds, water, and comforts versus other camps, as nearby towns plan paid camps. free lodging will continue until the fair September 10 to 15.
Property Sales to Government Totals 317117
Contracts for the purchase of city property for the American Falls reservoir right of way were recorded totaling 317 117 dollars. The 86 items range from 33600 for Evans Brothers Land and Livestock to 40, with major parcels including Auditorium theater 14750 Davie Feed Fuel 11000 Bethany Deaconess Hospital 19000 Pall Creek Mercantile 19175 Mattie A Mandell 14500 Charles Schmidt 11200 J T Sykes 15000 and Minnie Furter 14000.
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Auditor's
American Falls Press
Evans Brothers Land and Livestock Company
Auditorium Theater
Davie Feed & Fuel Company
Bethany Deaconess Hospital
Pall Creek Mercantile Company
Mattie A. Mandell
Charles Schmidt
J. T. Sykes
Minnie Furter
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