Farm legislation to receive consideration in Congress
Idaho Senator F R Gooding predicts early serious consideration of farm aid legislation in Washington this winter. He urged wheat price stabilization and freight rate reductions, and plans a Snake River survey to enable river navigation to the seaboard. He seeks nitrate manufacture at Muscle Shoals and supports opening northern waterways for farmer relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
F. R. Gooding
Idaho
Gooding
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Senator Gooding
Senate
Army Engineers
Snake River
Lewistone Shoshone Falls
Seaboard
St. Lawrence
Muscle Shoala
Electric rural electrification project aims for city comforts on farms
The United States will spark the first fully electrified rural community as a trial to test if city living conveniences can be economically provided on farms. Free equipment, charges for current only, and detailed cost savings records will guide the study. A preacher bemoans unpaid debts and notes subscribers to a local newspaper during a sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Electric Light Association
Idaho Industrial Review Highlights From 1923 to 1924
Industrial items report plans for a new county courthouse and jail in St Maries, sugar beet planting urged to attract a sugar factory, a $590000 highway to Elk City, and varied mining, banking, and agricultural developments across Idaho towns. Revenues, land sales, and infrastructure projects feature alongside railroad anniversary plans and reforestation efforts in multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Maries
Payette County
Weiser
Grangeville
Elk City
Western Pine Manufacturers’ Association
Inland Empire
Grangeville Coat & Gold Development
Kelloge
Coeur d’Alene Hardware and Foundry Co
Wallace
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Pocatello
Franklin
First
Idaho
Pioneer
Filer
Foster Bulick
Bliss—C. Hanstein
Salmon—Butte
Queur d’ Alene
St. Joe
Lewiston
Findtall
Carawell
Idaho Canning Co
Parma
Torteling & Sons
Viola
Potlach
The Value of Religion in Economic Life
The Passing Show argues true religion anchors business and national health, blaming extravagance and greed for depressions. It notes church growth in downturns and declines in booms, warning prosperity hinges on moral and social condition and vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Idaho Resilient as People Return from Difficult Times
The article argues Idaho faced national economic gloom but did not suffer as others. It notes many residents staying or returning, with Boise valley farmers reporting steady progress and some migrants from California returning home, believing better prospects exist in Idaho. It advocates a firm but constructive approach to solve problems without striking hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Boise Valley
Boise
California
Sale of Stray Animals At Payette Idaho via Public Auction
Constable I W B Stearman of Payette Justice Precinct will auction 6 mares and a branded horse at W L Catto ranch near New Plymouth on December 14 at 2 pm to recover delinquent assets. Also notice of water stock delinquency in Payette Irrigation Co Ltd with shares valued at a few dollars will be sold December 22 at 2 pm to cover assessments and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. B. Stearman
Payette
State of Idaho
W. L Catto Ranch
New Plymouth
Idaho
United States
W. B. Steerman
Constable First
Payette Irrigation Company, Limited
Ball
Albert
Covell
A. H
Durham
J. B
Chase D. C
Field Julian M
Gilmore
Hattie
Haycock
J. F
Joplin
Norris
John
North 7Th Street
D. W. Ainey
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Detroit
Ford Weekly
Payette Motor Sales CO
First National Bank
Mrs. Bird Jacobsen
Farber’s
Payette, Idaho
Prim Rose
Deering Binding
A. J. Shearer
North Eighth Street
Ee Industrial Review
Dooce Brothers Motor Car
Dodge Brothers
R. B. Morse Auto CO
Weiser, Idaho
Eagle Pencil CO
New York
van Petten
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