Inspector McPherson Tours Lewiston Valley on Pests Fight
State fruit inspector A McPherson and District Inspector William Moh examine Lewiston valley spray work for San Jose scale. They test Piper substitute spray and find the old formula more effective. Also cover codling moth spraying, public meetings on the pure food law, and local lumber industry plans for a heavy season with drives on the Clearwater river and mill preparations in Lewiston.
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A. McPherson
William Moh
Lewiston Valley
San Jose
McPherson
Inspector McPherson
Aldrich
Idaho University
S. G. Tsuman
Professor Piper
Washington Agricultural College
Idaho
Wil
Ida
Miss Clara French to be visited by sister next week
Miss Clara French, a teacher at Myrtle schools, expects her sister Miss Mary French of Crescent to visit next week. William McCoy of the St. Maries mining district visits with the family of Mace Morris. Rumor says FE A Jones married in Palouse City, Washington, Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara French
Myrtle Schools
Mary French
Crescent
William McCoy
St. Maries
Mace Morris
FE. A. Jones
Palouse City
Washington
Waha Deal Station At McCall’s Ferry Plans Revealed
Upper Works to be completed before snow flies under the Lewiston Waha irrigation project. Lake Waha to be filled to 125 feet, a 2615 foot tunnel to drain water 85 feet below the lake, irrigating 20 000 or more acres between Clearwater river and Tammany hill. Sen Dubois and Trainer-led investors to begin upper ditch work after frost, with an electric road to move crops to Northern Pacific at Lewiston. Public notice of franchise discussions with city council to follow.
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Hon
Lewiston-Waha Company
Boise
Evening Capital News
Lake Waha
Lewiston
Clearwater River
Tammany Hill
Idaho
Darlington
Dubois
Trainer
Northern Pacific
Cy of
Land dispute over 160 acres near Fletcher on reservation
The case of John A Moore versus Odel D Meeke has been in the local land office since Friday noon and will be decided today. The dispute concerns 160 acres near Fletcher on the reservation. Elmer Bower of Leland plans to move his family to Lewiston this spring and will head wheat in Tammany country this summer.
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University of Washington
Lewiston
Washington
Washingtons
Kester
Lewiston Rooters
Thompson
Lewston
Seattle
Brown
Brearly
Edwards
Grostern
Lewiston Boys
Stent
Looodo
John A Moore
Odel D. Meeke
Fletcher
Elmer Bower
Leland
Tammany Country
Food Commissioner Meets Grocers in City
Idaho pure food commissioner A. McPherson arrives to address grocers at the commercial club rooms this evening. The meeting targets enforcement of the pure food law enacted by the previous legislature.
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Lewiston
A. McPherson
Idaho
Pure Food
Commercial Club
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North Fork
Harrington
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Redmen
Jane
Excelsior Lodge No 2
Royal State
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Ss. Thurber H. Names
J. E. Atkins
H. B. Smith
F.S Beckwith
Ed Arant
C. Leary
Sid Sorey
Ray Arant
J. W. Gomond
Leslie Thompson
E. A. White
H. Hames
C. M. Brearley
F. S. Beckwith
H. Lydon
Bert Chapman
Guy Seacrist
H. Fair
S. H. Reed
R H. Merriman
Bank of Knight
Rathbone Sisters
el Mabarrez Temple No. 92
Spokane
Spaulding
Base
Bethel
Florsheim
Piu
Saari
Pau
McGilvery & Thompson
Studebaker
Waha Deal
Mccall’s Ferry
Snow Flies
CuLoriac
James Greer
Porter—Lippart
Roy Porter
Miss Lippart
Porter
O. A. Kjos
Basalt
Cottonwood Country
McCall's Ferry
Myrtle
McCall Ferry
McCall
Cottonwood Creek
Agatha
Steele
District Court
Latah
Moscow
John P. Vollmer
James W. Reid
Robert Grostein
W. H. Skinner
Ben Dill
City of
Chas B. Halstead
E. S. Sweet
N. W. Pacific Hypotheek Bank
N Hibbs
Creamery Package Co
Mohler Creamery Co
Edward Kettenbach
Hazen Squire
William Murphy
Russell & Co
Universalist Church
Edward Pearcy
Adam Hobel
M. Scully
Tenn
Caleb Brinton
Lewiston National
George W. Basher
George W Beluit
Lensa
Hastings
New York
Lewiston Bakery
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