Payette Valley Fruit District Praised By Northwest Visitor
P L Studair of Smith Currier Fruit Company visited Payette and praised the valley for top quality color and cleanliness of fruit. He noted Payette’s orchard growth and projected a bright future as Northwest markets show strong demand for the region’s produce.
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P. L. Studair
Smith & Currier Fruit Company
Payette
Sitelal
Northwest
E & Trust
Mr. Sinclair
Canyon County Fair Set to Dazzle with Broncho Busting
The Canyon County Fair opens October 1 with bigger plans and top events. Broncho busting, wild mule races, pony races, and a family relay race lead a lineup that promises continuous entertainment between races. Awards total $400 in the relay, $150 in broncho prizes, and $200 for the wild mule race.
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Fair Management
Tle
Ius
Owybes
Fmtr
Skilint
Wyonlins Range
Cardwalk
Pondipten
Ewer Hiss
Reseautille Rae
Little Willow Notes and County Fair Glimpses
The Little Willow valley community reports improvements and activity. Residents attend the Malheur county fair praising fruit grain vegetables and grass displays. Builders survey dam construction and irrigation plans while threshing yields reach twenty six thousand bushels on dry land with larger acreage expected next year.
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Wark
Burne
Anna ‘Opin
Mell
Arthur Drinkwine
Hior
Drawin
Win
Stina
Marie
Cave
Kathlown
Wil
Litison Creek
Malheur County
Oregon
Sothern
Ontario
Idaho
R. ¥. Currin
Payette
Arthur Wight
Linson
D. R. Seawell
Boise
Little Willow
Little Willow Valley
Meg
Chas
Skipen
Lit
Willow Valley
Big — Willow
Demand for Labor in the United States and Its Effects
The article argues that unskilled labor demand is at a peak across the United States from New York to California with labor scarce in many sectors. It notes widespread needs in harvests, forests, mines, factories, and infrastructure, offering daily wages around 1.75 and suggesting these conditions boost farm prosperity. It questions whether federal administration changes would improve labor or farming outcomes.
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United States
New York State
Atlantic Coast
Union
California
Seattle
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburg
New York
Washington
Will Irrigate Large Land Tract Near New Plymouth
A new company with capitalization of 500000 plans a pumping plant and pipeline to irrigate about 15000 acres around Pattons Point above the Farmers Ditch. The reorganization merges several smaller irrigation concerns to cover the entire tract with water drawn from the ditch at a 50 foot lift. The land lies near New Plymouth and Fruitland and is described as one of the valley's best for water and improvement.
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Patton's Point
New Plymouth
Fruitland
Wilson socks in Scotland cited as sign of free trade views
A Trenton newspaper letter criticizes Woodrow Wilson for alleged free trade sympathy. It argues his wealth and lack of hardship amid 1890s labor struggles show a detached stance, urging self protection against tariff policies.
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Wilson
Scotland
Trenton Gunette
Understandings of Men's Shoes Offer Quality and Style
The ad touts well built and stylish shoes for men in all sizes. It claims they are made from best materials by experienced shoemakers balancing comfort and elegance. It promises low prices that will satisfy customers.
Taft and Roosevelt Economies Cited by Newspapers
Editorial clippings praise Taft for cutting federal expenses and stopping growth begun under Roosevelt. Articles contrast Roosevelt alleged threats with Taft’s enforcement of laws, noting expenditure declines from $662,000,000 to $654,000,000 and a broader shift toward fiscal normalcy in the early 20th century.
Roosevelt credit claim questioned over pure food law
A letter quotes Colonel Roosevelt saying he pushed the Pure Food and Drug Act into law, but critics note he had little involvement during the bill’s passage and Garfield was not Interior secretary until after approval. They question his self praise and suggest he would be nominated by the Colonel’s club for such misstatements.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Kansas
Wiley
Garfield
Interior
Interior, and Got Ft Through. But the Truth Is That Mr. Garfeld
The
Inerior
Colonet
Donkey and Mule Tale From Uncle Remus Style
A fragmented dialect scene shows a donkey and mule in a pine shade with braying and kicking. An owl observes, a faint emotional exchange follows, and a narrator notes the elephant presence and a sleepy speaker ending with a signature.
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Ant
Taft Veto Claim Debunked in Carrotion Report
In Carrotion Record Taft is said to have never vetoed a pension bill for POWs. The piece accuses rumor spreaders of ignorance or malice and urges truthfulness in politics and business reporting.
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Taft
Paya
Intermountain Fair to Feature Mammoth Carnival Ball
The Intermountain Fair hosts a mammoth carnival ball during the Rainmakers Festival week October 10 12 in Colòmbia park with a temporary 60 foot wide dancing surface on a street fronting the state capitol A mammoth parade with maskers and goats will precede the ball Royal figures King Kadi Mysters vis Queen Esiob and Jokers will appear from a throne on the capitol steps Other nightly spectacles follow the parade and dance events
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Cwo Elty Bideks Tong
Colombia Park
State Capitol
Houngerounds
Kadi
Vis
Esiob
Chadl
Deen
Canyon County Fair Trip Tickets To Caldwell Idaho
The O and I Ry offers round trip tickets to Caldwell Idaho for Canyon County Fair dated October 1st 1912. Tickets priced at 1.50 with sales by agent Johnson outlining travel terms and validity to the fair period.
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Canyon County Fair
Caldwell
Idaho
Odeason
O. 8
I. Ry
Rouse
Johnson
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GC. A. Smith, Jr
Kearney
Nehraulin
George Windle
Mise Maude Edwards
Windle
Thos
A.worth
Mise Irene Warland
French
Washoe
Orchard Ave, Grange
Frank Stexelwault
Mr. Windle
Oklahoma City
A Adel
Herbert L
Harves Chiropractor
Canyon County
Allie Jonney
H. M. Bmith
Payette Our Boys
Satoris
Norfolk
E. C. Keith & Son
B. Liglenbeck
Rezacs
Tarthaw
St. Louie
Belvedere
Howe
Taft Haa
Pownxy
Uncle Remus
Anito
Phil MW
Intermountain Fair
W. F. Strather
Idabe
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