Eastern dairy experts visit Idaho to map cheese factory growth
A party of dairy experts led by J H Frankson tours southern Idaho to gauge expanding dairy capacity. They foresee up to 30 new cheese plants, driven by rising per capita cheese consumption, and stress Idaho's potential to support far more cows per acre than Wisconsin. They urge bankers and farmers to embrace territory expansion to spur regional growth and financing opportunities.
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Welton
Wisconsin
New York
Idaho
Froit
le Produ
J. J. Kraft
Soan
South Idaho
J. H. Frankson
University of Idaho
Capper’s Farm Press
Nebraska Farm Journal
Kansas Farmer
Capper
Missouri Ruralsylvania Farmer
Michigan Farm- Oklahoma Farmer
Ohio Farmer
Pennsylvania Farmer
Michigan Farmer
Kirk Fox
Waterloo
Iowa
Dairy Farmer
Union Pacific
Western Press
R. A. Smith
Union Pacific System
C. C. Gignoux
Joel I. Preist
C. Searles
University of Town
W. Laren
Department of Agricue
Washington, D.C
J. T. Darman
Bureau
Anlines
Weeleston
Kart B. Museen
Serview
American Gueenamy Club
Deterian
W. Mt
BOD
Daley Bus Mindy
Mie
Dadverelty
Wiaringtan
Murray
Fk Wisconatn
A. Bardi
Cremunoh
Oko Vortor
Mpetingtasn
Iain
Duvle
United States
Constas
Europa
Minnesota
Tdaho
Bank If
Jones
Big Picnic Friday Planned by Lincoln County Grange
The Lincoln County Grange plans the biggest picnic of the season at Dixon Grove eight miles northeast of Rickpeld on the state highway. Attendees may bring lunch. train travelers to Pagari will get conveyances to the grounds. State Master W. W. Deal and J. E. Iddings will speak. a Shoshone delegation plans to attend.
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Lincoln County
Pomona Grange
Dixon Grove
Richfield
Bomona Grange
Pagari
W. W. Deal
The
Grange
J. E. Iddings
School of Agriculture
University of Idaho
Embarrassing Question At Farm Interview
A well known farmer visited town seeking a farmhand. He asked if the man had experience and the reply was conditional willingness to do any farm task. The farmer then asked if he could lay an egg, highlighting the odd exchange. W. M. Fields and family and Mrs. Emma Reed visited Rupert over Saturday and Sunday.
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W. M. Fields
Emma Reed
Rupert
The Astonished Cow and Hidden Goods of Chemistry
A cow resents the farmer turning cream into butter while the skimmed milk feeds hogs. A chemist reveals that skim milk holds hidden substances used to create common items, sparking astonishment at new chemistry and its everyday potential.
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Wilponte Lip
Oriel
Will Visit Shoshone Tours Southern Idaho Colleges
Dean French plans a tour through southern Idaho visiting precollege students and alumni. The itinerary includes Shoshone on Tuesday afternoon, Jerome and Rupert in the evening, Twin Falls and Burley on Thursday, Mountain Home on Saturday, and Boise by August 22, with meetings arranged by university students and alumni.
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PeresFensén
Viej
Tahoe
Saeltoot
Pocatello
Wood River
Twin Falls
Boise Payette
Dean French
Shoshone
Jerome
Burley
Rupert
Mountain Home
Boise
University
Former Governor Mose Alexander to Speak in Shoshone
Former Boise governor Mose Alexander will address the audience at the Baugh Opera House in Shoshone Friday after the first film showing. The talk is political but aimed at entertaining. admission is free for all attendees.
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Baugh Opera House
Mose Alexander
Boise
Alexander
Defective Eyesight and the Backward School Child
Defective eyestrain links to poor school performance and disengagement. The article argues uncorrected vision hinders classroom participation and motivation, urging early eye checkups and remediation to improve learning outcomes and student behavior.
Special Train for 400 Southern Idaho Students
The University announced a limited schedule special train from Pocatello to Moscow to transport 400 students for registration and the start of classes. The train departs Pocatello September 16 at 10 10 am, arrives Moscow September 17 at 11 20 am, with registration September 18 19 and classes September 20.
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Southern Idaho
Uni- Sette
Oregon
Mountain Home
Nampa
Caldwell
Parma
Nyssa
Ontario
Payette
Weiser
Moscow
Pocitello
Twin Falls
Boise
Pocatello
Emmett
Untitled fragment on expectant mothers and prenatal care
A garbled OCR fragment discusses advice for expectant mothers and prenatal health measures. It mentions preparation, maternal wellbeing, and guidance though the text is fragmented and partly unintelligible.
SEN Gooding on Subsidy and American Commerce
Senator Gooding argues for subsidy as national policy to expand American tonnage, safeguard markets, and support farmers. He frames the subsidy bill as a prudent investment that strengthens the navy, ensures U.S. goods ship via American ships, and boosts the country’s industrial and maritime power. He asserts the plan serves American citizens and is a straightforward business proposition.
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Idaho
Ingain
New Head of Schools Named Superintendent at Shoshone
At a board meeting this week the Board of Education chose Hugh Francisco as superintendent to replace J. E. Wesson who resigned. Francisco, formerly in Paul Idaho for four years, is a University of Idaho graduate. Schools open September 11.
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Board of Education
Hugh Francisco
J. E. Wesson
Francisco
Paul
Idaho
University of Idaho
W. C. T. U. Meeting Planned for August 16
The W. C. T. U. will meet at the M. E. parsonage on Wednesday August 16 at 3 p m with Mrs E F Clowes as hostess All members are urged to attend and pay dues for the upcoming year Plans are underway to hold a W C T Le Institute at Dietrich soon.
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M. E. Parsonage
E. F. Cloweser
W. C. T. le Institute
Dietrich
Heard During the Week
A garbled weekly briefing references multiple names and places in a puzzling text. Despite the distortion, readers can glean it notes events or remarks tied to individuals and locales, though specifics remain unclear.
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