Idaho in Washington by Ralph M. Olmstead
Idaho shippers face limited relief under the interstate commerce commission decision on surcharges. A 10 percent increase on existing rates applies with a 6 percent rise on most commodities, while coal and iron ore stay unchanged. Idaho's William E. Lee opposes raises on lumber, agriculture, and live stock, arguing agriculture should not bear extra rail costs. The piece covers wool loan programs, CCC camp reductions, and inane business humor from Howard Bros. magazine.
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County 4-H Club Leaders Plan 1838 Contests and Plaque
County 4 H leaders map 1838 contests to boost club work across communities. The plan uses eight scoring criteria including participation, completion, project success, meetings, fair exhibits, judging quality, and community activity. A plaque awarded to top community will become permanent after three years.
Farmers Urged to File Papers in Bear Lake County
Farmers in Bear Lake county enrolled in the agricultural conservation program and others with changes in acreage are asked by the county agent to consult their local committeeman or contact the county agent's Paris office soon. Newly appointed committeemen include Fish Haven C Shirley, St Charles E W Alf red, Bloomington OC Dunford, Paris George A Hoge, Ovid Siver Nelson Bern, Anthon Kunz, Lanark Melvin Passey Liberty James A Hymas Sharon John Gambling Eight Mile Warren Higley Noonan Ernest Bartscht Georgetown G M Smith Bennington G E Hulme Montpelier Thos N Stephens Wardboro Milton Edgehill Dingle M A Ream Alton John H Kunz Pegram J R Pugmire Raymond A L Hart Geneva John H Boehme.
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Agricultural Notes on Los Angeles Flood Livestock Market
The March 12 report shows 6543 cattle, hogs and sheep received by truck out of 7738, as rail service was disrupted by floods. Despite higher fat stock prices, overall market values rose only modestly and consumer pork remained relatively affordable with potential wider price spreads between best and plainer cattle.
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