Splendid Wheat Yields Reported From Northside Field
On Summer 14 acres yielded 62 bushels per acre and 34 acres produced varied results. Ployd Grows reports harvest shows 64 bushels per acre from certain plots. JA Harris & Sine received 66 bushels per acre, George Hamilton cut 12% more, and 4 acre plots valued at clover with wheat. Total value banked around $2,678 across nearly 590 acres.
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Aden
Gore Finkdine ST Funkely
Nala Swenkon
Atist JA Harris & Sine
George Hamilton
Sugar Beets Yield Above Normal Explained by Co m pany Official
W Coleman, superintendent of the Amalgamated Sugar company, reports sugar beet yields will be above average with an anticipated 12 tons per acre nationwide. some fields may exceed 20 tons. The company outlines prizes for beet displays and entering ten beet samples with judging by agricultural staff and company officials.
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W Coleman
Amalgamated Buger Comy
Coleman
Amalgamated Company
Fentrion
Sugar Company
Ugar Company
Suger
Railroads Defend Loyal Workers Seniority Rights Amid Strike
A letter from rail executives representing over 180 Class 1 roads replies to President Harding. They demand protection of seniority and employment rights for loyal and new workers, reject a blanket return to work without safeguards, and warn that honoring the Labor Board’s rules is essential to industrial peace. They argue that restoring strikers without impairment would sacrifice those who remained at work and trustedBoard decisions.
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New York
United States
Harding
Carries
Labor Board
Railroad Labor Board
Uole
Crais
United States Railroad Labor Board
Atria
Bean and Lettuce Crop Prospects in Local District
Bean crops show promising prospects with high market value expected this year. Drought and heat in August accelerated maturity. 3000 acres of garden beans reported. Head lettuce farming began recently. marketing readiness uncertain until late in the month, unclear production forecast.
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Filer
Weekly Idaho Weather Summary Forecasts Frost Risk Ahead
The Idaho weather desk notes a temperature drop and potential frost this week after a warmer period. Past forecasts recalled frost in September last year, with officials and patrons warned to prepare as fair conditions are expected to continue.
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Idaho
Fens
Itta
Tate
Reybroco Improvised Dances At Root Garden Fair
A box office installation signals nightly dances by KR and Reynolds during the fair at Reybroco root garden. The Filor Business Women's club carnival dance Friday was well attended and praised as a season highlight. A New York man recounts losing and unexpectedly finding a bone-fitting diamond ring after a beach visit. Legends and Life comments on the role of legends in shaping identity across life stages.
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Dermg
Reybroco Root Garden
KR. A Reynolds
Filor Business Women's
Reyuroco Root Garden
New York
Redewpert
Profitable Mourning on Long Island Service Fee
A Long Island man asked for a $5 fee to sit with a corpse. The proposal would yield profit from caregiving duties, though the arrangement is presented as a somber, luck driven task tied to sitting with a dying friend.
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Long Island
Corpes
Filer Sheep Key Player in National Ram Sale Report
A Salt Lake ram sale highlighted by Col. BE. O. Walter auctioning and consignments from Binstock and Detweiler. About 810 rams sold at 50 to 675 dollars, 98 at 200 to 675. last year’s top at 160, with 11 head this year surpassing 326. Lincolns sold for first time in three years. Buyers from all 11 western states.
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BE. O. Walter
D. F. Detweiler
Robert Blastock
Salt Lake
Walter
Binstock
Mr. Detweiler
Ceures
Extra copies of this edition available now
Extra copies of this edition of the Record are available at the office and will be sent prepaid to any address for ten cents each. Many hundred copies printed, orders reserved since last week. Last year’s edition of 1500 copies exhausted in a few days. Bring or send a list of names to receive copies and help spread the gospel.
Bridegroom Learns Twins Differ By Beans Answer
A rehearsal preceding a wedding features twin sisters asked how to tell them apart. One twin notes that she eats beans while the other does not, providing a simple distinguishing clue. The remark became a lighthearted moment at the event.
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Asher B. Wilson
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Cartney Building
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Mallory General
Dano
Hemadiching Wet
Edna Scmolten
Lealeomated Pleldman
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Salt Lake Show
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Star Service Station
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