Rules for Farm Seed Loans Published by Idaho
The bulletin from Secretary Arthur M Hyde outlines farm seed and crop production loans totaling up to 400 dollars per applicant in eligible counties. Rates vary by crop type with limits from 1 to 20 dollars per acre and up to 25 dollars for fertilizer and spraying. Applicants must use approved seed, plant a home garden, and cannot borrow if they have nonfarm income. Loans may be repaid by November 20, 1932 with 4 percent interest and crop mortgage as security. The department may harvest if the farmer defaults and may disburse installments upon proper spending proof. Applications are to be filed at the local office when published.
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Boise
Department of Agriculture
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Arthur M. Hyde
State Chamber of Commerce
Idaho
Seed Loans Soon Available to Bear Lake Farmers
County Agent Duke leads Bear Lake seed loan drive with rules forthcoming. Loans on farms at 3.00 per acre, max 400.00 or 300.00 depending on fertilizer use, with limits tied to average two year planting and last year farming. A county committee of two farmers and one banker will be chosen.
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Duke
Bear Lake County
Livestock Market Trends Signal Uplift Ahead in Los Angeles
Livestock markets show no surplus storage as rationed demand sustains prices. USDA reports 10 percent higher hog slaughter year over year while pork and lard stocks fall below five year averages. Cold storage butter and eggs drop, cheese stocks shrink. cattle, hogs, and lambs fetch higher prices in Los Angeles than midwestern centers.
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Los Angeles
Mar
United States Department of Agriculture
California
Missouri
Pacific Coast
Open market hog pricing cited as key to low pork values
The report attributes low hog prices to direct marketing by packers, noting 64.48 percent of U S hogs were bought without competitive bids in December while 36.62 percent sold on markets. It warns open-market sales could lift values and reduce price competition with beef and lamb.
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United States
CANDIDATES REQUEST PETITION BLANKS IN IDAHO
Three candidates filed for blanks to circulate petitions. George E. Hill seeks the Democratic lieutenant governor nomination, W. F. Alworth asks for blanks for the 2nd district Congress race, and Mayor James P. Pope seeks the Democratic Senate nomination with 44 blanks allocated for distribution. Each candidacy requires 200 to 300 electors signatures, with no more than 25 from one county, and filings are sent to the secretary of state for primaries.
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Boise
Mar
Secretary of State
George E. Hill
Rigby
W. F. Alworth
Filer
Congress
James P. Pope
County Agent Advises Farmers to Buy Corn
Bear Lake County farmers face insufficient winter livestock feed. County Agent Duke urges buying corn, noting it can replace half the alfalfa ration and has over twice the value of hay. Alfalfa hay fresh price tops ten dollars per ton. if hay runs out, purchase hay and sell Vocal Hay before shipment.
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Bear Lake County
Duke
Wellsville Man Injured In State Highway Collision
A Wellsville resident identified as Logan Monday sustained broken ribs and a broken collarbone when his car collided with a vehicle driven by Wright Sutton on a state highway. He expected to be taken to a hospital for further care after the crash damaged his car.
Bottolfsen Seeks Idaho Lieutenant Governor Nomination
Do A Bottolfsen publisher of the Arco Advertiser and state political figure announces his candidacy for Idaho lieutenant governor, subject to the Republican primaries May 24. He pledges to cut government costs and reform tax burdens to aid agriculture.
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Do.a. Bottolfsen
Arco Advertiser
Leutenant
Idaho
Mir. Bottolfsen
Ida_ho
Pronunciations for Chinese War Names Near Shanghai
The Post provides a guide to pronouncing Chinese place names frequently appearing in Far East war news. It lists Shanghai Whangpoo Nanking Poashan Yangtze Chinkiang Kiangwan Foochow Soochow Mukden Harbin and other terms with phonetic spellings for readers.
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Far East
Japan
China
Shanghai
Shang-hi
Whangpoo
Woosung
Chapei
Hongkew
Hong
Cue
Nanking
Nan-king
Poashan
Pou Shan
Yangtze
Yang-tse
Chinkiang
Chin-kee-ang
Kiangwan
Foochow
Foo-cho
Soochow
Soo Cho
Mukden
Mook-den
Harbin
Har-ben
Teitgihar
Tset-ze
Democrats Pick Weiser June 10 At Boise Banquet
Idaho Democrats held a state central committee meeting and victory banquet in Caldwell. Welser was chosen for the platform convention and the statewide June 10 date was set, matching the Republican convention in Boise. Governor O Ben Ross gave the principal address with other speakers including T C Coffin James P Pope and George A Meffan.
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Caldwell
Idaho
State Central Committee
Welser
Boise
O. Ben Ross
T. C. Coffin
James P. Pope
T. A. Walters
George ~A Meffan
Nampa
Oi Barzilla
W. Clark
Idaho Falls
W. Orr Chapman
Twin Falls
Prosperity Around Corner Urges Cultivating Vacant Lots
Ezra Passy urges residents to cultivate idle city lots to grow potatoes and vegetables for winter food, reduce weeds, and improve the area for visitors. He suggests planting front-yard flowers and converting stock feed crops to improve prosperity and communal wealth.
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Post
Ezra Passey
Deer population estimates for Idaho released
Idaho reports 76 920 deer in forests and deer country in the governor’s annual wildlife survey. The estimate also lists antelope 2667 black bear 6216 grizzly bear 130 elk 11165 moose 128 mountain goats 3685 big horn sheep 1760 beaver 16488.
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Boise
Idaho
Bailey
Dry Lake Canal Company Annual Meeting Notice
Notice of the annual meeting of the Dry Lake Canal Company to be held March 12 1932 at 2 p m at the Paris First ward meeting house Paris Idaho for electing directors and other business stockholders urged to attend in person or by proxy Dated February 25 1932 John Stocker Secretary
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Dry Lake Canal Company
Paris First
Aging man at Union Station rails at excuses and fear
An elderly man speaks bluntly about society woes. He laments too much groaning and crepe hanging, too many experts and alibis, and not enough courage or humor. He argues for resilience and straight talk to revive business and spirit.
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Union Station
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Alex Turcotte
Bear Lake State Bank
Music By the
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Weiser
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Bayfon
The
Dry Lake Canal Co
Miss Stendahl
Mary Brown
C. H. Grimmett
Wood Residences
Delaval
Ee Earl-Shepherd
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