Idaho News Roundup From Caldwell To Twin Falls
Idaho reports show Caldwell shipped about 218 carloads of grain and livestock last month while barley yields averaged 107 bushels per acre on a four and a half acre tract. Idaho Governor G? and local leaders push irrigation and industry plans as Kiwants clit, Rotary, and chamber back Fall River project. Multiple arrests, court actions, and odd incidents appear including a shooting in Nampa, a rabid coyote attack, and a truck rollover near Jordan Valley. Local taxes and seed show plans feature in state briefings.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Boy Scouts
Meridian
Red Cross
Jesse Mathews
Minidoka County
Southern Indy
Twin Palls
Jean Netion Fel
Boise
Fred A. Monske
Henry Klee
Blu
Kid Davis
Salt Gike
Charley Lavatta
Pocatello
Canyon County
Cittibon National
Montpetier
P. Wiedenman
Teving KE
Kelsey
Ttl
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwantsclit
Rotary Clit
Fall River
Addison T. South
University of Idaho College of Agriculture
Portland
Caribou
Bingham County
JN. Nash
Quinter Harris
Nampa
Stella Kinney
David Sant
Bots
You Bohrman
Jordan Valley
Polson Creek
Bohran
F. T. Meredith
Department
F Agriculture
Will Beable
Hin
Ow Peed Association
Idebo Ciizens
SACO
Eugene Garr
Lewiston
Dent
S10 Grid
Idaho Tops Seed List in United States Production
Idaho led all states in commercial vegetable seed production in 1920 with 42,904 acres devoted to seed crops. Garden peas and beans, beet, radish, carrot and onion seed are key crops. Twin Falls leads in garden beans, Canyon in onion seed, and Latah shows strength in high quality seed peas.
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Idaho
United States
Shake River Valley
Latah County
Twin Falls County
Canyon County
Flow of Water Diminishes at Jackson Lake
Jackson Lake reservoir shows a week of decreased inflow ending November 1 with about 6.34 thousand acre feet less than the prior year. Total storage stands 157,990 acre feet above last year’s level and 195,020 above. The record compares Nov 1 figures for 1920 and 1919, with precipitation noted as 0.00 and 0.08 inches respectively for the week ending Nov 1.
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