Profitable Prices For Farm Products In Idaho 1914
An Idaho farmer's paper urges farmers to organize for better prices and cooperative marketing to counteract low prices and European competition. It highlights education, diversification, and improved farming practices, with data on fertilizer use in Idaho and national trends. It argues that profit, not production, governs wealth and stresses accessible laws and adult education for rural communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter Pluvius
Europe
America
Idaho
Idaho Farmer's
Wall Street
New England
No Bread Famine Expected In United States This Year
The United States will not face a bread famine. a record wheat harvest yields about 911 million bushels with 250 million extra unsed for home or seed. About 75 million bushels have been exported, but large portions are held at ports as European war disrupts shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Europe
Russia
France
Idaho Crop Statistics 1918 Estimates Listed
The Crop Reporting Board released Idaho crop estimates for 1918. GORN 14 000 acres 448 000 bushels 505 000 farm value. PY 705 000 acres 2 044 000 tons 14 717 000 farm value. WHEAT 510 000 acres 14 094 000 bushels 8 879 000 farm value. OATS 325 000 acres 15 112 000 bu 4 836 000 farm value. IRISH POTATOES 34 000 acres 5 780 000 bushels 2 490 000 farm value. RYE 3 000 acres 64 000 bushels 938 000 farm value. BARLEY 180 000 acres 72 560 000 bushels 2 629 000 farm value. Also notices on milking machines and a sale plane at 722 N Sixth St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crop Reporting Board
United States Department of Agriculture
Idaho
Look Pleasant
A short poem from Selected reflects on happiness and kindness. It encourages choosing cheerfulness even when lonely or worried, noting good humor is contagious and smiles invite friendly responses.
The Billion Dollar Hen Declares Hen Favored in Nation
The Kansas Farmer prints a humorous eulogy praising the “billion dollar hen” as a emblem of American prosperity. It extols the hen’s work powering commerce and agriculture, contrasting it with other symbols and urging pride in domestic farming.
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Kansas
Gem State Rural
Patton and Shimp visitors tour Arrow Hook dam site
Boise guests Mr L A Patton and Mr and Mrs W R Shimp visited the city for business then toured Arrow Hook and the dam via Mr R Olsen. Government work employs hundreds as crews rush toward completion. The issue of irrigation water and assessments also noted along with various local schooling and social mentions. A bankruptcy discharge notice for J O Bowker and a sale ad for two work horses close the column.
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L. A. Patton
W. R. Shimp
Boise
Arrow Hook
R. #. Olsen
Dist
Maud White
Payatte
Kastalde Mills
Kenward
Julia A. Bethel
Arkansas
Big Willow
John King
R. Y. Currin
Graham
John Kenward
Eastside
Jasper Roe
J. H. Ringer
Durkee Ore
Marie
Kather'n Stirm
Payette
Elsie Windle
Grover
Fruitland
Los Angeles
Portland
Amy Currin
Harry Williams
Ontario
R. B. Olsen
Arrow Rock
Mr. Olsen
Ballance
Byron Blam
Roy Keefer
Thy
Tom Windle
Harl Patton
Walter R. Shimp
Gary Hurst
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Payette Enterprise Buocsnisor
Payette Valley Enterprise
de Barch
Western
Rming
United States Census Bureau
Mehring Milking
P. H. Brown
Little Willow News
J. O. Bowker
United States District Court
W. H. Savidge
Empire Bldg
Boise City
Howard H. Snowberger
W. P. Ackerman Telephone
Payette, Idaho
Orpen
Styles
Payette Valley
Moss Merc. CO
Empire Lumber CO
Utah
Acme Plaster
J. A. Lauer & Brother
Brubaker
Burns, D. D
Bennett Block
R. B. Scatterday
M. van Duyn
Scatterday & van Duyn
Rooma
Little
Caldwell, Idaho
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