Idaho Weekly Industrial Review Highlights Growth In 1922
Idaho reports strong crop and rail projects with peach yield projected at 242000 bushels and sugar beet average 12 to 14 tons per acre. Mining activity shines in Coeur d'Alene with high ore yields, while state projects fund bridges roads and school improvements across northern Idaho. Legion news outlines Washington Service Bureau achievements aiding veterans through compensation and insurance claims totaling nearly 1.4 million dollars in eight months.
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Idaho Weekly Industrial Review
Idaho
Coeur d'Alene
Kellogg
Gladstone
Independence
Buhl
Moscow
Bridges
Satah
Orofine-Continental Oil Co
Melba
Camas
Boise
Nampa
Mackay— Republic Consolidated Mining & Refining Co
U. of I
Legion News
American Legion
Washington
Lester F. Albert
Idaho Department
Legion
Washington Service Bureau
Indianapolis
The
Road Construction Importance and Asphaltic Concrete Viability
A 1921 total of 3600,000,000 for street and road building funded by taxpayers and automobile owners prompts emphasis on durable, resilient paving. Asphaltic concrete, with top dressing, proves superior shock absorption. over 80 percent of ten year plus pavements remain good, Visalia’s 28 year old asphaltic concrete still excellent with no maintenance. Facts should drive future road building, not politics.
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Visalia
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