Idaho Hog Breeders Urge Conservative, Uniform Stock Strategy
Rupert Idaho August 30 This year has seen uncertainty in the hog growing industry due to unsettled abroad markets. The Idaho Hog Growers Association emphasizes conservative, steady practices and urges keeping only high quality breeding stock, avoiding mixed breeds, and improving dairy cattle and hog quality as grain prices rise. Unsettled foreign conditions and the Panama Pacific Exposition will bring outside visitors, highlighting industry quality.
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Rupert
Idaho
East
Middle West
Maho
Swine Growers Urge Exhibits at Local and State Fairs
Idaho State Swine Growers Association officers urge discouraged growers to exhibit good stock at the local and State Fairs this fall. E F Rinehart secretary.
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Idaho State Swine Growers’ Association
E. F, Rinehart
Meekness turned to madness in a mild man’s fall from grace
A long-reader item recounts how a once placid, churchgoing man shifts from trusting, gentle charity to cold cynicism after finance and trust issues. His moral pivot leads to wealth and influence, ending in a sharp rebuke of meekness and a warning about whom the gods would preserve. Also notes French wartime facial reconstruction advances by surgeons at Val de Grace and Bordeaux.
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Ellis O. Jones
J. Dundas Grant
Val de Grace
Bordeaux
M. Morestin
New Plymouth News Notes and Visitors
A roundup of local movements and visits in New Plymouth includes Mrs. W. B. Anderson returning from Corral Idaho with her sister Marvel Blayden, the County Agriculturist's town visit, Hart McCullough moving to Caldwell, and Anona Phillips and Delphine Lynch visiting Mrs. Parker in Caldwell. Also listed are trips to Panama Pacific Exposition, California fairs, teachers institute attendance in Boise, and school opening plans.
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Tyler
Maxwell
Whittett
Baker, Ore
California
Paul Washburn
Seattle
Washington
Wank Creme
Dee Carper
Ella Myer
Esther Sandles
Bernice Mason
Dave Sloan
Perley Anderson
Ontario
Leo Schmidt
Zella
Boise
George Page
Cleveland
Ohio
New Plymouth
North Pacific Fruit Distributors
Bist
Daisy Mason
Julia Hantigan
Viola Meechan
Lucile Day
Maude Mason
C. D. Carper
Teachers Institute
Alice
Annice Sloan
Grace Lee
Emmett
G. W. Mason i
Boulder
Colorado
Portland
Fred French
French
Fred Darrall
Beck
Yellowie Park
H. D. Wood
Gooding
D. McDonald
Spokane
Frank Madden
B. B. Cox
Itatso
Caldwell
Yneras
Auctions Dispose of 18000 Grapefruit Boxes in a Day
The Florida grapefruit market shows heavy auction activity with up to 18000 boxes sold in a day in New York. HL Harris & Company notes grapefruit's shift from luxury to common fruit as quality improves and supplies ease, with prices rising for good fruit in April.
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Florida
New York
Cutler B. Downer
HL Harris & Company
Boston
Auction Boosts Pittsburg Fruit Trade to Two Million
In Pittsburg the main wholesale fruit business operates from railroad yard cars rather than stores. Buyers travel car to car while merchants from mining districts fill one car with mixed fruit and vegetables. The city moves about two million dollars of fruit each year through auction.
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Pittsburg
Smoky City
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Keith & Son Sale
Owine Growers Association
van Petten Lbr. Co
van Patten
Revue SiWobuws
Alows
Rtlsing
Weidner
Lieto Cena
Homer Cheney
Ted
George Keefe
Baker
Ore
Tuesdy
Clemans
Keefe
Galesburg
Illinois
Everett Smock
Donnelly
Mr. Smock
Edna Campbell
Nellig Hinchliff
St. Anthony
Miss Campbell
Miss Hinchliff
Idaho Falls
Kazad
Cheney
Congregational Ladies Aid Society
Joseph Mason
Dan Ganiner
Jeasie
McFarland
Page
Ira Mathews
P. O. Box
Stanton Brow
Moss Mercantile Co
Payette
Gorham Merc. CO
Payette Mills
Packers
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