Potato prospects patchy across producing states in report
The July crop note bulletin reports spotty conditions for potatoes and other crops across states. New York shows good growth but some poor stands, New Jersey hit by drought, and Pennsylvania early crop damaged beyond recovery. Rain may help late potatoes. Minnesota and South Dakota show promise. Texas acreage down. corn, wheat, barley and alfalfa conditions vary with rain and heat.
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United States
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
J. A. Becker
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New England
Connecticut
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
Accomac County
Kentucky
West Virginia
Minnesota
South Dakota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Miagouri
Iowa
Texas
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Arizona
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Missouri
Mississippi
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
California
Mountain States
Plans To Advance Price 1923 Wheat Crop In Omaha
A July meeting in Omaha of bankers, merchants, manufacturers, professionals and farmers adopted the slogan Buy a barrel of Hoar to aid housewives and lift wheat prices. Charles S. Barrett of the Farmers Union urged operators to remove wheat from the market until proper timing. A Chicago plan by O Bradfute of the American Farm Bureau Federation proposes withdrawing 200 million bushels and storing on farms, financed under the Intermediate Credit Act to assist farmers with surpluses.
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Omaha
America
Charles $. Barrett
Farmers’ Union
Barrett
Chicago
O. BE. Aradfute
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Bradfute
Rhymed News Review of Wells Road Labor and Politics
A quirky verse item notes Wells road work by Old Solle eight hours a day and heat helping crops yet provoking public yell. It mentions a fire at four and a sights shift, political talk in the presidential race, and a prediction that every cut will bolt for Ford. The piece ends with a playful jab about chores and washing.
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Ford
Died From Poisoning Herd of Cattle In County
The goose that laid the golden egg lies dead. A Holstein cow owned by Jesse Halmine, once noted as the mother of six calves in a year, died from poisoning after eating sprayed weeds. Another two cows of Mr Hatne’s herd also perished. Eighteen cows were poisoned, with all but three recovering.
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Jesse Halmine
Hatn- Une
Ready for Swimming At Kirkpatrick Pond
Despite limited interest from adults a dedicated group has cleaned Kirkpatrick pond in the northeast, making it ready for swimming by late this week. Water is filling the pond, and officials say the facility is as good as possible given the short makeover time. More work remains to finish the premises, and if favored, investments may be needed to shore up slopes for safety before stores can use the area. The public is invited to visit as a welcome summer novelty in a hot season.
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Kirkpatrick
False alarm at Central school prompts village cost
Fire department responded Friday evening to Central school after a false alarm. Fire crews checked all three school buildings and found a small fire in the Central school horse barns started by a few boys, easily extinguished without hoses. The incident cost the village £25.
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Central School
Grocery Fire Ravages Towne Site Store on West Main
Fire early Sunday morning caused about 4000 in losses at the Towne site building on West Main street. The blaze damaged the Western Loan and Building Co property and heavily ruined the grocery stock of E. Mudelsom. Insurance stood at 1900 for stock and fixtures valued at 1100, with building damage around 500. Fireman L A Small received a cut from debris. Fire, seen by OG G Seymour, started in the rear or basement, drawing a large crowd as the alarm sounded.
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Western Loan and Building Company
Salt Lake City
BE. Mudelsom
West Main Street
Hudeleon
L.A. Small
Fie
Revere
OG. G. Seymour
North Street
Thsc
Mr. Seymour
Roasting Fans On Market Sweet Corn Debuts
The Record reports the first sweet corn of the season was placed on the market Tuesday morning by Mrs. J. M. Markel. She annually grows a quantity of good quality corn in high demand, drawing fresh interest from local buyers.
County Visited by Big Storms
Filer reports mixed weather across the county with violent rain and hail storms. Electrical strikes burn a house in Twin Palle and damage crops. another house burned by lightning. grain loss noted south of here. Murtagh area hit by a Tuesday storm with hail and high winds. crops observed running high. temperatures stay warm at night.
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Filer
Erope
Hall
Ery
Murtagh
Rogerson Road Assured Rail Route to Wells
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized Oregon Short Line to build 97.7 miles from Rogerson Idaho to Wells Nevada, linking Southern Idaho to San Francisco. The railroad is pledged to be completed and in operation by December 31 1924 with total expenditures estimated at 5 094 000.
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Rogerson-Wells
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Oregon
Rogerson
Idaho
Wells
Nevada
San Francisco
Offcers Appeal Water Decision On Salmon River Case
Judge Batley Lee ruling halting delivery under the Individual storage plan prompts an appeal by Salmon River Land and Water company. Directors claim the stay would delay the court order while they continue water distribution pending higher court review. One-tenth of an acre-foot was ordered. supply expected to ease in a month amid spring runoff.
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T Batley Lee
District Court
Salmon River Land & Water Company
Jomes KR. Bothwell
Big County Fair features two distinct traveling circus troupes
Secretary J. M. Marble touts McMahon Wheeler and a troupe of colored entertainers for the Twin Palle county fair. He promises high wire and juggling acts, acrobatics, contortion, and comedy, with monkey acts and rotating ladder stunts. The four day event runs September 12 to 14 with daily performances attracting large crowds.
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Twin Palle
McMahon & Wheeler Nimody
Wakins
Lewiston
J. M. Marbel
Monkey Ani
Aishama
Shorthorn Breeders Meet at Filer This Afternoon
Shorthorn breeders excursion outlines a 1:30 start at Musgrave Sons ranch east of Filer. After inspecting two herds at Musgrave and Armen ranches, attendees return by 2:50 for ice cream and talks by J Iddings Lawson Rinehart. Farmers and business men urged to attend for half day of informative recreation.
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Musgrave
Sons’ Ranch
Fiter
J. Iddings
State Agricultural College
A. J. Lawson
Northwest
Amerims
B. F. Rinehart
Husben
University Extension Division
Community events and notices listing venues and services
Coming events notice lists weekly meetings and entertainments under a general heading. Saturday includes a free motion picture at Gem theater sponsored by Filer business. Sunday features church services at Catholic, Baptist, M B C Evangelical, Methodist and Meonalse churches.
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Abow
Gem Theater
Filer
M. B.C
Evangelical
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Alaska
Rhymed News Review
Solle
Une
Itn
Fire Department
Priday
BK. Hadelson
Burkett
H.C Davin
Piler Townsley Company
A. Duquesne
Townslie Company
KB Ripley
Sarid of Genes, Ad Ou Variges Oe
Rogerson Road
Interstate Commission Acts
Southern Outlet
Bank OF Hansen
Metro
Hansen
M. &. Finch
BIG County Fair
Cehired Dubiler Magers
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