Idaho Lists Nearly Five Million Dollars In Reclamation Projects
The article reports a $4,792,000,000 postwar reclamation program with Idaho receiving $190,142,600 for 22 projects. It details Mountain Home's proposed $94,693,000 earth dam and irrigation scheme, plus other Idaho projects including Palisades, Cambridge Beach, Rathdrum Prairie, Mann Creek, and Oneida, all awaiting studies, contracts, or approvals as part of a national irrigation push totaling over 10 million acres.
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Idaho
House Irrigation and Reclamation Committee
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Mountain Home
Mann Creek
Congress
Reclamation Bureau
Washington
Boise-Anderson Ranch
Boise River
Boise-Payetté
Payette River
Snake and
Payette
Rathdrum Prairie Post Falls
Palisades
Snake River
Cambridge Beach
Pine Creek
Council
Lost Creek
Lewiston
Weiser River
Cabinet Gorge
Clark Fork
Johnson Creek
Albeni Falls
Pend Orielle River
Challis
Challis Creek
Garden Creek
Malad Valley
Devil Creek
Little Malad Creek
Rathdrum Prairie
Spokane River
Medicine Lodge
Bear River
Lower Lemhi
Salmon River
Paris
Oneida
Bashore
Bureau
Montana
Nevada
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Swedish National Society of
Farm Employment And Wage Rates April 1 1945
Boise reports wet conditions limit extensive field work on April 1 1945 with snow in eastern Idaho and mountain valleys. Lambing and shearing progress in the south while some March weather allowed limited work in southwest and south central areas. Wage rates are higher than last spring and labor supply worse than a year ago with near normal water supply expected for Portneuf lands based on April 1 snow measurements.
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Boise
Idaho
Portneuf Soil Conservation District
Snake River
Hesse
American Falls
Franklin County Servicemen Report War Front Realities
Lt Don Dalquist writes from Germany describing civilian fear and distrust, surprising abundance of food with rationing, and living in a basement shelter as American troops advance. He notes language barriers and diverse nationalities among residents while focusing on combat logistics.
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Don Dalquist
Dick Tufts
Germany
His
Kula Gulf
Paul R. Merrill
Preston
Chief
Preston High School
U S Hatchery Production March 1945
Boise report shows commercial hatcheries produced 267 million chicks in March 1945, down 9 percent from March 1944 as hatching eggs remained scarce. For the first quarter, output totaled 428.9 million, a 9 percent drop from the prior year, with demand exceeding supply and most hatcheries booked for months ahead.
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Boise
March to March Chick Booking Shifts Reported
The March chick bookings show an 8 percent decrease from March 1944. April 1 bookings for later delivery rise 39 percent compared with the same date last year. Four weeks earlier, March 1 orders were 10 percent lower than a year earlier.
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Pelee
Keeptake
Essen
Franklin County
Marfa
Texas
William Swainston Dursteler
Arnold Dursteler
Route 1
Marfa Army Irfield
RAF Training Command
Theodore C. Castle
Marana Army Air Field
Tucson
Arizona
University of
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USN
East Second South
Tokyo
Merrill
Stanley F. Atkinson
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Rankin Field
Tulare
Calif
Merced
America
U. S. Hatchery Production
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Mere Club A . Focome LP
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