Variable Spud Situation Among Producing States Continued
The article discusses a plan by Provident Bradfute and the American Farm Bureau Federation to stabilize farm wheat prices by removing 200,000,000 bushels from the market and using warehouse receipts as collateral. It notes Wichita's Intermediate Credit Bank increasing loans to growers, with daily advances targeting 2,000,000 dollars at 2 percent, and argues orderly marketing benefits for farmers and consumers amid an overloaded market.
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Wollen
Bradfute
Interme
Sime
Federa
Icident Hradfute
Wichita Kansas, Intermediate Credit Bank
Uoder
Bradfete
Washette & Rational Cregedy
America
Crop prospects and fruit reports across states
Complete plans promise a good crop in New England while Maryland and Delaware show strong peach ripening. North Carolina and Tennessee lag and weather cut expected yields. Michigan and Wisconsin report decent crepe crops. Arkansas ships peaches. New York and Virginia see improved fruit quality from rain. apples in Washington face some damage from mildew and heavy June drop. California and other regions report mixed outcomes across grapes and cherries.
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New England
Maryland
Delaware
North Carolina
Tennenere
Michigan
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Arkansas
Duce Ie
Marriaed
Virginia
West Virginia
Washington
Fortunate Man Quote From Geers Found in Homely Essay
A fragmentary line from Geers evokes a domestic ideal of a man who loves his home and family. The text contrasts ordinary warmth with a profound, private liberty known to him alone, set around the image of a ticking clock and a welcoming hearth.
Reciprocity. A fragmentary notice from a Scottish dialect clipping
A partial, unclear OCR snippet discusses a man with a wife and a bird count, using archaic spellings. The readable elements mention reciprocity and objections, but the context and specifics are too fragmentary to identify people, places, or actions with confidence.
Harvest Progress and Conditions for Winter Wheat and Nearby Crops
Harvest is moving in fields with winter wheat and rye in good shape overall. Spring wheat in the north shows favorable weather. oat and potato yields are variable with dryness affecting late varieties. overall corn is uncertain and hay supplies may be tight due to insufficient rain in several regions.
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Livstock le
Mont Artes
Texas
Borah to Speak in Twin Falls County Next Week
William Borah senior senator from Idaho will address the public at First Methodist Church in Twin Falls at o o'clock Tuesday July ab. Delegates from the Marion Women's club and Federated Humane clubs attended a meeting in Twin Falls to arrange the address. He will discuss The Gallary of War. Public invited. no admission charge.
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Maron
William . Borah
Kaho
Twin Palla
J. C. Sierer
J. NM. Hinkely
Maron Women’s Club
Federated Mural Clube
Twin Falls
Add
Fearful to Contemplate at the Scoot of a White Man
A fragmentary report notes panic among witnesses as a white man approaches. The text references women in a metropolitan setting and hints at fear surrounding public spaces and social tensions. Names and precise details are missing due to damaged OCR.
World's Largest Rite Rug Displayed by Os Feet Makers
A ceremonial exhibit showcases a vast rug crafted by Ceechelorskian weavers, claimed to be the largest of its kind. The piece measures an immense width and height, drawing attention from visitors and local officials.
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OS Feet
Ceechelorskian
Legionnaires Plan Auto Caravan to Idaho Convention
Delegates from southern Idaho plan a coordinated caravan by automobile to the American Legion state convention in Coeur d Alene on August 10 and 11. W D Gillis, in charge of the southern district, urges Legion members to join by car, with initial gathering points at New Meadows and multiple districts converging there before proceeding to Coeur d Alene. An exact itinerary will follow as organizers seek maximum publicity and turnout.
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The
American Legion
Coeur d'Alene
W. D. Gillis
Idaho
Vaal
Salmon
Twin Falls
Wendell
Hasetton
Halley
Hagerman
Gooding
Fairfield
Eden
Bahl
Barley
Rupert
Kimberly
Murtaugh
Filer
Gil
Department
Legion
Dix ‘Trieta
New Meadows
Cosur d'Alena
Thelie
Excursion Planned for Rural High AG Class
The Agricultural boys of Rural high school will take a Saturday trip on August 4. George N. Tucker says the group will picnic at the fair grounds noon with a dinner brought by each attendee. Fathers and town business people are invited. Bring food to ensure enough for all. The Record will publish the day’s schedule next week.
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George N. Tucker
Smith-Hughes
Mr. Tucker
Fair Grounds
A Student of Nature in The Brook Trout Tale
A student of nature and angler lover of nature notes that without insect-eating birds there are no trees and without trees no waters, and without waters no febes. This reflects themes from The Determined Up per the Brook Trout by Charles Bradford.
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Charles Bradford
Richmond Times Mapatch fragment reveals a muddled quote
A transcription fragment from the Richmond Times Mapatch shows Eph speaking moodily about waking a mind and arguing with his wife about belief, with garbled wording suggesting a misread or damaged OCR of a diner or domestic dispute line.
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Eph
Richmond Times Mapatch
Idaho Potatoes Reach 25 States and DC Says Joel Priest
Idaho potatoes were shipped across 25 states and the District of Columbia in 1922 23, with total shipments of 10120 carloads. Alabama and Minnesota figure among top destinations as Union Pacific records wide national markets for Idaho spuds.
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Idaho
Ty Joel L. Priest
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Priest
Salt Lake City
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
District of Columbia
Alabama
Arkansas
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Missouri
New Hampshire
New
Tennessee
Union Pacific
Wisconsin
Pioneer Day Observed Across State With Local Silence
The text notes Pioneer Day observed in many communities as a holiday but finds no local indication that Brigham Young and his group discovered Salt Lake City on July 24. It urges The Record to handle printing duties.
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Brigham Young
Utah
Coal bid awarded to Filer Elevator Co by school district
At a regular board meeting of Independent School District No. 4 bids for the year's coal supply were awarded to Filer Elevator Co. The price for 50 tons of lump coal now is 9.75 per ton, delivered immediately. A further 50 tons to be delivered later due to storage limits costs 10.26 per ton.
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Board of Trustees of Independent School District No. 4
Piler Elevator Company
Lukey Marie and the Cynic July Weather Description
In her story Lukey Marie and the Cynic in the Woman's Home Companion issue, the narrative uses July heat and summer weather as a backdrop. The setting underscores character mood, with sultry afternoons and shifting skies shaping interactions and events.
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Lukey Marie and
the Cynic
Woman's Home Companion
Bub! Herald
Superstition of Moon Seen Through Glass
Moon superstition holds seeing the new moon through glass unlucky. Moon worship, one of humanity’s oldest beliefs, treats the new moon as a sacred sign of revival. Those who glimpse it through glass are deemed indoors and absent from the ceremonial welcome.
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Ufe
Must Give to Receive. A Wordsworth Reflection
A compact meditation on reciprocity and character. The speaker questions how one can demand effort and affection from others if they themselves neglect to give, sew, or love in return, urging personal responsibility and generosity.
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Wordsworth
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Ae Ferme
Fevesing
Borah
Federated Oral Cluby Announe
Sealor
Legionnaires
WV. D. Gilde
Beding
Prenie
F. C. Graves
Craig
Levi Strauss
We Are Hat and Cap Outfitters
Frank Russell
Grinnell’s
Joel Priest
Filer Elevator CO
Ruth McQ
Bracken
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Filer, Idaho
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