Idaho Weekly Industrial Review Highlights Regional Projects
Idaho Weekly Industrial Review reports Boise Idaho's automobile fatality rate at 4.9 per 100000, Bonners Ferry cyanide mining plant to install power and machinery, Shoshone bonds for Big Wood River canal, and state highway surfacing on White Bird hill. Also notes plant and farm activity across Coeur dAlene, Nampa, Rupert, Emmett, Twin Falls, Pocatello, American Falls, Cascade plus timber and cattle trends, with rainfall improving range conditions.
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Boise
Idaho
United States
Bonners Ferry
Cyanide Mining Company
Montpelier
Oregon Trail
Caribou County
Big Wood River
White Bird Hill
Coeur d'Alene
Nampa
Rupert—Wool Growers Association
Emmett
Black Canyon
Gem
Twin Falls
Pocatello
American Falls
Cascade
New State
Idaho Forest Service
Ford policy bans intoxicants on and off factory grounds
Henry Ford announces a strict rule for his 70,000 workers. Any employee found with beer wine or liquor odors on breath or intoxicants at home or on person will lose their job without appeal. The measure upholds the eighteenth amendment as part of U S law and aims for firm enforcement despite political interference.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Price revival in lumber boosts mills and trade
Prices for lumber and mill products edge higher as demand improves. California, a major fir and pine buyer, shows renewed interest in air and cargo shipments while Atlantic coast buyers grow more competitive. Mills gain early advantage, though more producers may enter the market if prices rise further.
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California
Atlantic Coast
Gas Securities Grow As Public Interest Surges
The rise in gas company stocks since year start signals a broader public interest in securities. After a dip in 1920 1921 gas earnings held steady, attracting both speculative and investment capital and marking a decisive test for market confidence.
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Securi Tes
Public Monopolies and Seattle Plans Stir Voter Interest
In a wave of agitation the push for public ownership faces private firms in utilities and power across Washington and California. Seattle mayor backs municipal power and a $14 month telephone plan while promising rate cuts to curb city bills. Eddie Young, returning from Nevada mining, shows placer gold claims near Winnemucca and considers future prospects without seeking partners or stock.
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Oregon
Missouri
Tate
Beniness
Washington
California
Seattle
United States
Eddie Young
Lite Payette
Nevada
Eddie
Winnemucca
Silver and dollar stability urged by Yale professor
Prof. Frying Fisher of Yale tells Wellesley Hills businessmen that the gold standard is unstable and the world currency system invites inflation. He argues the dollar is already stabilized by the Fed and calls for a standard dollar for global use, plus wider home and international silver coinage to combat deflation.
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Frying Fisher
Yale University
Wellesley Hills
Federal Reserve Board
First Radio Message From Idaho Governor Broadcast
The Idaho chief executive used the KGO station to send a statewide greeting to listeners in Peru Chile Ecuador New Zealand Australia Tasmania the Philippines China Fiji and Polynesia. The test broadcast included music and speakers and announced results on October 5 awaiting mail from distant places.
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Idaho
Peru
Chile
Ecuador
New Zealand
Australia
Tasmania
Philippines
China
Fiji
Polynesia
KGO
General Electric Broadcasting Statthon
Oakland
Calif
Mall
Smany
Piaooe
Monsters of the Deep Warn of Giant Tropical Fish
A fragmentary report notes enormous tropical ocean fish, some exceeding twenty feet in length and up to two to three quarters of a ton, suggesting prehistoric life from the Mesozoic era may persist in modern seas.
Young Merrill Van Natta Builds Realistic Gravel Truck Model
The article praises Merrill Van Natta for crafting a miniature gravel truck that mirrors a real Payette truck in detail. It notes his keen observation, skill, and potential to make a mark in the world if given opportunity.
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Merrill van Natta
Payette
Merrill
Poultry Industry Outlook Promises Growth in Caldwell Area
A. J. Shearer from Caldwell reports optimism for the egg and poultry sector. The Egg Producers' association now has over 80,000 hens in Caldwell and 65,000 in Pocatello, with a branch office planned there. Prices for eggs rise with feed costs, reducing slump risk.
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A. J. Shearer
Caldwell
Pocatello
State and Southern limits on child labor in factories
State laws ban child labor under 14 in Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia and other states with exceptions allowing 12 year olds on permits for orphans or dependent children. Only 127 such permits were issued in 1923. Georgia Cotton Manufacturers' Association urged eliminating the exception across its last two legislatures.
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Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Cotton Manufacturers‘ Association of Georgia
W C T U Notes and Loyal Temperance Legion Report
The W C T U will meet Tuesday at 2 30 with Mrs Wm Maule before the state convention in Payette October 1 2 3 Dues for the year should be paid. The Loyal Temperance Legion report shows six to fourteen year olds at Mrs perm Maule's last Friday with pledge study memory work elections and a membership contest Parents are urged to bring children to next Friday 4 o clock at Mrs Maule's Refreshments closed a happy hour.
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W.C.T.U
Wm. Maule
Payette
Loyal Temperance Legion
Perm. Maule
Siden
Two Welcome Moons Harvest Moon Timing
The full moon nearest September 21 is known as the harvest moon and rises at the same hour for several consecutive evenings. This effect is most noticeable in higher latitudes and fades at the equator. The hunting moon is the first full moon after the harvest moon.
Significant of Hate In ancient thoes there was a belief
A garbled quote heavy in archaic spellings hints at beliefs about immortality tied to names on earth and the fate of monuments. It mentions anathema words and archeologists possibly finding fragments of ancient tablets versus modern spending advice. The text reflects sensational tone from New Orleans papers.
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Thoes
Earth
New Orleans
American Legion Pems Plans Defense Day Activities
The American Legion post met Monday evening with strong attendance and progress on national defense day plans. Jon Levine was named chair to organize volunteer enlistment efforts, with a plan to call a one day registration.
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American Legion
Teward
Orr
Legion
Jon Levine
Cour
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