Idaho Weekly Industrial Review summary of production and markets
Idaho Falls reports alfalfa seed lead world market and strong yields 6000 800 pounds total state. Parma onions and potatoes yields noted, bean production rating fourth in the nation. Potatoes shipped to Kansas City 100000 tons planned. Lewiston lettuce prices above 4 per crate. Idaho Falls sugar factory opens employing 200. Idaho Falls real estate prices rise. state taxes fall by 886044.46 in last biennium. Many towns report shipments, bonds, and development plans. Culture in the Home highlights radio bringing high class culture to 26,000,000 American homes with Sunday church services and future improvements by RCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Parma
State
PocateHo
Chicago
Lewiston
Payetta
Idlaho Falls
Kansas City
Lincoln
Belge
Huntley-Palmer Company of London
Indaho
Wendell
Twin Falls
Potlatch—Potlatch Lumber Company
Meridian—Green Prune Shipmienta
Paris
Bear Jake County
Oregon Trail
Wyoming
Boise—Idaho
Farmora
Orkshoe Mining Company
Orogrande
Orogrande Mimex Co
Burley—Chicago
Idaho Potators
F-Nere
St. Maries
Alcorn-Nelson Drug Company
Burley—Bank
Sandpoint
Driggs
Fort Hall-Michaud
Nampa
Silver City
McBride Mine
Flint
Be Ing
Wallace
Chester
Nellie
Bly Creek
Radio Corporation of
Amer
End to the Question of Irresistible Force and Immovable Object
The Washington Star notes that since both conditions cannot exist simultaneously it is impossible to state outcomes if they did. The Bureau of Standards emphasizes the logical impossibility of two such opposing conditions coinciding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Standards
Washington Star
Railroads push to curb Panama Canal boat traffic
The article argues railroads seek to force boats out by pressing the Interstate Commerce Commission to cut east to Pacific freight rates without matching inland discounts. It cites canal boat traffic at 2.26 percent of western rail business in 1923 and urges passage of the Gooding Bill to curb rail rate abuses and protect Panama Canal investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Commerce Commission
Cdat
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Grange Demands Action Against Narcotics Traffic
The National Grange calls for drastic action to curb narcotics and opiates. It urges U S negotiation with England to confine output to legitimate needs and supports federal licensing, strict distribution, and criminal penalties for trafic. It also favors government supervision of manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Grange
Grange
United States
America
Ly Belle
Protecting the Investor in Thrift and Real Estate
The national thrift campaign urges citizens to save and invest wisely, focusing on farm lands and city property. It notes rising real estate values, banker guidance, and the solvency of farmers, while highlighting high taxes and non taxable securities as the main obstacle to cheap long term funding.
A Little Knowledge As Examination Gets Hazy
A brief note suggests that partial learning can mislead during exams, with caution urged for careful study and full understanding to avoid dangerous gaps in knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tims
Sosten
Tailor Frote Presses for Settlement Over Closed Check
A fragment details a Tailor Frote pressuring for payment in settlement of an account, mentioning a closed check as the obstacle. The terse passage reflects a creditor seeking funds and the debtor’s hesitation or refusal amid a pending settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frote
Foreclosure Suit in Payette County Idaho
District Court action by E. B. Holmes against Sam Rizor Kate Rizor John Rizor and Dee Rizor to foreclose a mortgage on property in Payette County. Plaintiff seeks judgment for $1 750 principal plus interest 117 02 and 160 attorney fees and costs, asserts mortgage is first lien, requests sale of premises with proceeds applied to amounts due, and seeks a receiver and other relief. Defendants are required to answer within twenty days if served in district, forty days otherwise. Clerk Lillian Wilson. Calvin Keller attorney for plaintiff. October 2 to October 30, 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Rizor
Kate Rizor
John Rizor
Dane
Dee Rizor
State OF Idaho
District Court
Seventh Judicial District
Payette County
Sam Rizey
Iplaintitt
Haynes and Wilbur Will Meet Monthly Chamber Session
A fragment notes Haynes and Wilbur RG meeting every second Friday of each month at 2 PM in the Chamber of Commerce room with Olivia Cartwright as president and Galena Coughanour as secretary assisted by a lady. Also mentions Royal Neighbors meetings on 2nd and 4th Fridays over Equity Store consignments offering full market prices and prompt returns from The Savinar Co. Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. RG
The
Chamber OF Commerce
Olivia Cartwright
Brest Ient
Galena Coughanour
Sec'y
M. W. Almet
Welome
Equity
Notice of Publication and Attachment in Payette District Court
Public notice lists Dean Smith of French Idaho filing for three year proof on land in Boise meridian with witnesses named. Also a Writ of Attachment issued against D. 2. Hambly by First National Bank of Payette in Seventh Judicial District Court with clerk Lillian Wilson noting October 16 1924 and Norris & Sutton representing the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Seventh Judicial District of Idaho
Payette County
First National Bank OF
Payette
Lillian Wilson
Norris & Sutton
IV Plaintiff
You Know In ApvANCeEe Dodge Brothers Dealers
Dodge Brothers dealers claim performance alone no longer drives buyer loyalty. The article argues that aftersales service, reputation, and brand experience shape car owners choices amid growing competition and evolving customer expectations.
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Dodge Brothers
Land Office notice of Julia Syme mining claim proof
Department of the Interior Boise Idaho notices Julia H. Syme formerly Lievsay of Weiser Idaho will file three year proof to establish a claim on E% NE% Sec 20 3% NW% SW% and SW NEM NW% SEM Sec 21 and SW NEM NW SEM Sec 28 Twp 9 N R 2 W Boise Meridian. Proof date December 2 1924 witnesses W David Kelley Amos C Hammond Thomas Harding and John Foraty all Payette Idaho. Register Bartlett Sinclair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S Land Office
Boise
Idaho
Dean Smith
French
Range
Boise Meridian
Calvin Keller
United States
Payette
John Forgly
William BE. Stirm
Earl Coates
Albert Coates
Bartlett
Sinclair
U. S. Land Office
Julia H. Syme
Julia H. Lievsay
Weiser
Meridian
United States Land Office
W. David Kelley
Amos C. Hammond
Thomas Harding
John Foraty
Bartlett Sinclair
New Costume Slip Ad for 34 to 50 Inch Bust Range
A dainty costume slip with scalloped upper edge and hem is offered as model No 2196. It can be worn alone or under a sheer or lace medallion, with optional vestee. 36 inch material, sizes fit bust 34 to 50 inches, price 30 cents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Idaho Weekly Industrial Review
Trattle
E. B. Holmes
W. Wates
Phaintite
Plaintiff
B. Wells Dentral
Western Union
Haynes
A. Wilbur
Haynes & Wilbur
First National Bank Building
A. L. Freehafer
Thurston Bldg
J. H. Helman
Kbex Spray Building
Calvin Keller, Lawyer
U. S
Thurston Building
Idaho State Life Ins. CO
Leo
H. EB. Blevins
Henry Ashcroft
North Ninth Street
Glen C. Landon
the Savinar CO
ING
S. Portland
Ore
U.S
Koveralls
Tyes
Hambly
Griggs & Smail
R. B. Morse Auto CO
Weiser, Idaho
W. F. Strother
Chrysanthemum
Mrs. Bird Jacobsen
Payette, Idaho
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