Payette Valley prospects discussed amid Missouri settlers arrival
The Payette Enterprise notes nine Missouri families arrived in Boise to settle on Boise Valley farms. It argues Idaho’s Payette Valley offers equal opportunity, urges informing the public, and comments on prohibition’s impact on industry, crime, and national affairs. It mentions preparedness and political contrasts in Idaho parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Boise
Boise Valley
Idaho
Payette
War Threatens Paper Industry War Thineateng
War threatens the paper industry and every newspaper, magazine and job printing office in the United States. War disruptions push rag and pulp prices higher, risking widespread bankruptcies for printers. Portland firms report 26 to 50 percent gains on fine papers with 100 percent price rises forecast in 60 days.
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United States
Portland
Oregon
Oregonian Ta Iead
American Writing Paper Company
Hig
Borah Urges National Defense Action in Senate
Senator Borah spoke in the Senate urging quick war preparations amid uncertainty from Europe and Brazil. He warned against delaying defense plans, noted potential harm of invading Mexico, and called for a firm congress and president accord with a plan to mobilize an army of fifty to one hundred thousand for the border and Mexico actions.
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Washington
Borsh
Senate
Prost
Wilson
Victiams
Congress
Central America
Rio Grande
Europe
Borah
Mexico
United States
Polish Wheat Promoted Despite Department Caution
The U S Department of Agriculture warns against Polish wheat sold in Montana at one dollar per pound. The grain, related to durum, has not been commercially grown in the United States and tests show poor yields compared with common and durum varieties. Promoters claim high dryland and irrigation yields, but department and state stations dispute these claims.
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Washington
D. C
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Montana
Idaho
Europe
United States
Atock
Department of Agriculture
Denator D W Davis Financial Plan
D W Davis of American Falls a noted banker and Republican candidate backs his plan to use Idaho resources to raise income and cut residents taxes. State Treasurer Eagleson endorses ideas to cut interest costs and extend amortization by managing state securities and lands, citing potential earnings on farm mortgages school bonds and timber lands. The discussion ties to Davis prior calls for Idaho self sufficiency through resource use and revenue. local notes warn about wheat prices and seed concerns while listing farm and cattle related notices and sales.
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Capital News
D. W. Davis
American Falls
Idaho
John W. Eagleson
Davis
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Uist
England
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Idsho
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Modern Woodmen of America
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Lester
Gelsler Bros
W. Giesler
Tenry Carstens
Conaul
Alexander Graham Bell
Thomas A. Watson
Atlantic
Bell System
Union
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
GEO. Rezac
Payette Valley Nursery
Anton Diederichsen, Prop
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Canyon County Farmers Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Caldwell
B. Dorathy
Gherman
Com’el
Comrades Cordally
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Jensen's Machine
A. H. Ramey
Fruitland
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