Idaho Weekly Industrial Review Highlights 1928 Output
Idaho industry reports show butter and cheese production, timber gains, and public works across counties. Notable items include Challis cheese plant plans, vast timber cuts in Montana and Idaho, trout stocking in St Maries, and bond votes for waterworks in Priest River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine
Idaho
Fera
Challis
Kootenai County
Spokane
Hazelton
Fairfield
Sawtooth
Silver City
Idaho Faille
Lewiston Valley
Cambridge
Priest River
Coeur d'Alene Tex
St. Maries
Learn by Experience and Stand for the Square Deal
A homespun call urges national unity to restore industry and farm prosperity. It argues that workers depend on others in the supply chain, and that practical business sense and cooperation won out over political inefficiency in Europe. The piece extols the Dawes committee’s plan and warns against internal conflict delaying recovery. It ends with a pledge for a square deal to sustain agriculture and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Or & Ming
Dawes Committee of
Europe
Unsound Taxation Method on Tax Free Bonds Debate
North Carolina bond sale notes 20000 dollars of six percent waterworks bonds at 5.76 percent in United States Investor. Bonds exempt from federal income tax, seen as more valuable to millionaires for tax purposes than taxable bonds. Discusses North Carolina House members voting for tax free bonds, claiming relief for taxpayers but implying benefit to wealthy tax evaders and higher federal taxes for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maraba
North Carolina
United States
House of Representatives
Expensive Experiment in Government Railways Debate
The article discusses how operating expenses rose from 8.1 million to 14.3 million daily under government control, with five month 1824 averages at 12.65 million daily. It argues the remaining 34.5 million daily increase prevents rate cuts and challenges socialist calls for public ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conscientious
State insurance ventures and political gains in public funds
The author critiques state run insurance schemes tied to workers comp and public ownership. Politicians push paternalistic schemes to funnel funds for contracts and jobs to favored supporters, arguing private business is crowded out and political machines gain power. The piece warns about the fusion of politics and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phere
Commonwealth
Porson
Salvaging Public Schools for a Stronger Nation
A historic call urges reform of public education through extended industrial training, a public school savings system, and direct bond sales to taxpayers. The proposal argues these changes would curb waste, foster useful citizenship, and keep interest payments within the domestic economy. Willard Batteries are the best for Moss & Bro.
Ohio farmer offers rent free farms to responsible renters
An Ohio farmer proposes handing over any of his three farms rent free to a responsible renter who will cover taxes, assessments, and insurance and keep up fences, repairs, and soil fertility. The parcels include 40, 60, and 16 acres, all idle and unprofitable. He urges simple, economical government grounded in the greatest good for the greatest number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Radicalism No Terror in Business Revival Speech
The article argues that banking, manufacturing, exporting, spinning, lumber, power, and transportation are thriving with no radicalism fears. It stresses confidence in constitutional stability, predicts a 1924 resilience, and notes stock prices rise with trade improvements. It urges Americans to vote and avoid third-party excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feo
Hue
Silent Ones Commended by Cedar Vale Liner Editor
Dell Sones editor of the Cedar Vale County Liner praises telephone operators as efficient and accommodating. The Topeka based Utilo- Stam joins in, thanking the paper for recognizing the hundreds of Kansas telephone girls who help others talk but cannot speak for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Sones
Cedar, Vale (Ian
Utilo- Stam
Topeka
Kansas
Cedar Vale
Electrifying farms study to test electricity on agriculture
In a Wisconsin pilot south of Appleton, 15 farms will be electrified and studied by a committee on application of electricity to agriculture. The chosen area includes typical 75 to 240 acre farms not rich-man hobbies, aiming to show electricity can put farming on par with factories and power rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wsconsin
Apon
Rise of Manufactured Gas in Homes and Factories
More people use manufactured gas for cooking and manufacturing. Gas in concentrated retail form offers substantial heat and major savings of labor time and money, driving its rapid growth as a preferred fuel in homes and factories.
Economic Outlook Prompts Unity For West Producers
With copper prices rising and timber and farm crops strong, outlooks suggest solid employment and wages in the west. A plea to support full dinner pails while keeping tires from forests and resisting agitators and heavy taxes on producers.
Sheriff to auction stray Jersey heifer in Payette Idaho
Notice from Sheriff John T. Jefferis of Payette County Idaho announces a public sale by auction on a specified date at Washoe school house two miles southwest of Payette. The described animal is a two year old Jersey heifer branded X on left ribs with a notch in each ear. Also includes unrelated classified notices and ads for magazine subscriptions and sewing services.
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Estray
John T. Jefferin
Payette County
State of Idaho
Washoe School House
Payette
Idaho
United States
Ieee
A. Diu
Foreclosure sale notice in Payette County Idaho
Notice of an order of sale issued by the District Court of the Seventh Judicial District Idaho Payette County against N A Jacobsen plaintiff and Diana Kemp Silas and Blanche Searson defendants. The sale covers 16.58 acres in Section 27 Town 9 North Range West plus eight shares in Lower Payette Ditch Company with appurtenances. Auction set for August 26 1924 at 2 pm in Payette court house. highest bid cash to satisfy plaintiff decree with interest and costs. Sheriff John Ty Jefferis deputy A W Christian. July to August 1924 notices listed.
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N. A. Jacobsen
Ars
Diana C. Kemp
Bilas Searson
Blanche Searson
Court of the Seventh Judicial District
State of Idaho
Payette
A. Jacobsen
Viana C. Kemp
Silas Searson
Ida
Peter Sadja
Lower Payette Ditch Company, Ltd
Latersi and Ditch
United States
John Ty Jefferis
W. Christian
Gard
Property for sale and exchange in Malheur County Oregon
Old advertisement details a bungalow with three rooms and deep well ten miles from town. It lists acres of alfalfa peaches blue grass pasture cultivated land and irrigation status. Mentions Carey Act land in Malheur County, ready to plow, water right paid, estimated water cost $40 per acre, offered for sacrifice price or exchange.
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Payette
Jonathan
Arkansas
Malheur County
Oregon
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Williard
F M. Moss & Bro
E. B. Holmes
E.R. Wells
Western Asion
Tel
CRW
Norris & Sutton
R. EB. Haynes
Wilbur Haynes
Wilbur
First National Bank
A. L. Pfreehafer
Thurston Bldg
J. H. Helman
REX Spray Building
Calvin Keller, Lawyer
U. S
Thornton Building
Henry Ashcrott
M. Mettaf
Equity
Olivia Cartwright
Galena Coughanour
Sec'v
Home ‘Undertaking
North Ninth Street
Glen C
Landon
Cur
the Auction Exchange
Clanton
Office
Booth
Marion
M Buther
Sorg
LeRoy Stering
First Ave
J. A. Lauer
Sixth Street
Brut Baker
Joan
Henry Ashcroft
Goodyear
A.W.T. Cord
Weemnir Garden
Phi Co
Howard Andorapr
Singer Sewing’ Machine
J. B. Roberts
Jaig
Modern Auto Electric
aTte (L
Lewellyng
Peyettn
Ramy
Syorl
University of Idaho
Tubhes
L. V. Patel
Gore
M. Swanson
Jsie
Ray Christensen
New House
Fred
Christensen
B.C. Clelland
Womah
P.O
Mra. L Gupton
Fick
J. Kenepp
Herrington & Dorathy
Independent Transfer Co
Payetth
U.S. Land Office
Bole
Frank L. Jones
Tronside
Ben Jones
Range
Boise Meridian
Calvin Keller
Payotte
Oscar Kinnard
Charley Kinard
Fred J. Stirm
William F. Stirm
French, Idaho
Bartlett Sinclair
AugTto Register
Aew
Beautiful
Ernational Stocking’ Mills
Norriston
Jstee
Geo. Crane
Wiurch OF the Holy Family
Goon
Griggs & Smril
Monveels
Broracis
R. B. Morse Auto CO
Weiser, Idaho
Mrs. Bird Jacobsen
Farber’s
Payette, Idaho
Cash
Seigel’s Machine & Welding Works
Mentoww
Trom Smith's Ferre
Tdaho Northern Railroad
Per Tere
H. M. Ruddock
Payetic
Tdaho
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