Optimism in Livestock Markets Amid Low Feed Costs
Livestock markets show a hopeful tone as feed prices drop faster than livestock values. Demand for breeding ewes remains cautious though some buyers seek bargains. Good ewes cost 4 to 6 dollars, with 5 dollars seen as a fair investment. A 70 pound lamb could yield about 4.20 dollars plus potential wool value. Brood sows and feeder pigs attract interest as quality livestock gains appreciation. Producers with vision view current prices as an opportunity to improve herds at lower costs, betting that ultra low prices will end soon.
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Idaho forest fire bill tops two and a half million
The 1931 Idaho forest fire season produced 1700 fires burning 303 000 acres with 10 lives lost and 500 injured. Property damage nears 1 500 000 with total costs including suppression surpassing 2 ½ million dollars. Parkinson cites brutal crown fires and outlines needed improvements in roads, lookouts, equipment, and transportation to speed suppression.
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Boise
Idaho
Dana Parkinson
State Chamber of Commerce
Forest Service
Parkinson
Grimes Pass
Grimes Creek
Sweet Creek
Fifth Annual Eastern Idaho Range Ram Sale Ready
Arrangements are complete for the Fifth Annual Eastern Idaho Range Ram sale in Pocatello on Saturday October. A 200 seat sales pavilion has been erected for attendees. 115 lots will be penned with breeder names and selling order. Over 800 head of Hamp shire and Suffolk Hamp shire rams plus white face breeds from Lincolns to Rambouillets will be offered, showcasing Idaho’s best purebreds.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Livestock Market Faces Credit Tightness and Limited Sales
The report notes that prices may not rise much next season and further declines seem unlikely. Trading in cattle hogs and sheep remains constrained by tight credit, with relief in financing urged to aid the industry’s near term prospects.
Vacancies in the Government Open Competitive Examinations
The Civil Service Commission lists openings across departments led by Agriculture and Public Health. Posts include senior foreman poultry operations, veterinarians, agronomists, statisticians, examiners, chemists, and associate chemists with salaries from 2000 to 8200 dollars a year. Closing dates span October 1 to December 30 1931, with regional posting details and application routes provided.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Eureatum
Bureau of Plant Industry
Public Health Service
Bureau of Mines
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Iowa
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Vermont
Virginia
District of Columbia
Washington, D. C
United States Civil Service Board
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Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton Visits Caldwell Idaho
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton a thrice married evangelist signs to hold a ten day campaign in Caldwell at the western Boise Valley. She is in Portland now and plans a November Idaho visit with her 230 pound husband leading singing and collecting donations, sparking questions about local ministers and town finances.
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Idaho
Caldwell
Boise Valley
Portland
Aimee
Spokane
Aiméé
Old New York Ferry and Cornelius Haring's 18th Century Line
The Hoboken ferry, started by Cornelius Haring in 1775, carried soldiers for both sides in the Revolution and later US troops en route to enlistment in the War of 1812. It linked New York City's Bearmarket Vesey Street to Hoboken then a small town with a single hotel, the King's Arms Inn owned by Haring. He also ran a Hoboken to Paterson stage via the Plank Road.
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Ten-day visit by famed preachers to Caldwell
The Idaho Post reports a ten day stay in Caldwell by Billy Sunday level preachers led by Hutton and his wife. The event highlights careful study over revival fever, with high priced ministers and potential returning helpers, aiming to outshine earlier revival figures.
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Caldwell
Hutton
Billy Sunday
Idaho Post
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