Business Outlook for 1922 in Oregon Banks and Labor
Robert E. Smith of Lamberman’s Trust Company analyzes 1922 prospects for Oregon and national economy. He cites mixed opinions but expects gradual improvement from tough 1920s conditions, notes farmer credit and freight pressures, shifts to urban labor, potential foreign trade gains, and a fall 1922 industrial expansion with higher wages, cheaper securities, and tariff debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amd
Congress
Dielfie
Magic Reservoir Report for Week Ending January 2 1922
Magic Reservoir report for the week ending January 2 1922 notes inflow 18 053 acre feet at Hatley and Snidier Creek 23 and Kebebumm 37. Total snow at Hatting 49.8 inches with 3.41 inches water content. year ago snow 50.75 inches with 4.5 inches water content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shart & Pman
Hatley
Snidier Creek
Winston
Maustoten
ED Feee
Hating
Infant Industry Protection Rally Sparks Freight Relief Debate
A report argues that the Idaho agriculture region faces high freight costs and distant markets hindering profit. It urges immediate freight rate reductions to allow local crops to reach wider markets and sustain investment in farms, industry, and credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruport
Daho
Linhe
Idaho
Teton Coal Beds Being Mined Under New Arrangements
Robert H Harlin and David C Coates have organized Gem State Coal Co and leased Teton Basin beds from Idaho State Co for 20 years on royalty. Deposits show multiple seams with significant thickness and past output to local towns. Government surveys note at least 41 million tons in proved seams. spur railway was built during war and 17 expert miners operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Harlin
United Mine Workers of Washington
David C. Coates
Colorado
So0ane
Gem State Coal Company
Itkho
Idato Col Company
Wyoming
GQ Cretan
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Company
Boise
Victoria
Horseshoe
United States
Teton Traneh
Teneth
Celf
William AA. Evans
Fmalle
Wark
Neshes On & Cwhier
Harlin
Coates
Pocatello
Fremont County News
Redeeming Unused Revenue Stamps in Idaho History
Government notices from Boise District Idaho outline claims processes for redeeming unused revenue stamps. Procedures require Form 46, proof of ownership, recent purchase within two years, stamp condition, and a Deputy Collector’s detachable certification or mutilation approval.
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Collector of Revenue
Boise
District of Idaho
The Rising Tide of Color and White Dominance
Excerpt discussing Lathrop Stoddard and his work The Rising Tide of Color It argues that racial hierarchies are natural and inevitable asserting whites will dominate globally through inherent racial instincts It portrays blacks yellows and browns as destined for less desirable lands and foresees future world conflicts driven by racial order.
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Lathrop Stoddard
Japan
Pacific Islands
Africa
America
Failins
Kimama News Items Report Local Travels
Mr Schue went to Rupert Saturday. Mrs Kirtley and Misses Hattie and Ida Leeper went to Pocatello Friday evening returning Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Paine returned Monday from Ogden where they spent the holidays. Mr Cushman left Tuesday for PecRelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Schue
Rupert
Mrs. Kirtley
Hattie
Ida Leeper
Pocatello
Mrs. Paine
Ogden
Mr. Cushman
Pecrelia
Helping Ourselves in Sugar Industry Crisis
A fragmented public plea discusses the western sugar crisis, urging self reliance amid global market pressures. It references domestic sugar beet and domestic production concerns, calling for local effort to shore up the industry against foreign competition and market instability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beleg
Marcy
Maek
Pele
Making a business of dairy ing operations
W S Murdock releases figures kept on an eight cow Holstein herd showing one cow produced over a ton of milk in a month and 2 154.57 pounds of butter fat yearly. Baroness led fat at 52 17 percent while total yearly milk and butter fat yields were documented with individual cow records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Murdock
W. B Mardoch
Agricultural Department
Jae
L Mf. Savage
Albekirk
Baroness
Murdock
Weistine
Farming Organization Earns Broad Support for Agriculture
Eden Eagte notes a farmers group has fulfilled its early promises by promoting farming interests without factional politics. He says the organization, free of demagoguery, has advanced agricultural business stability and deserves broad backing from those who till the soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Eagte
Death of Mrs Pearl Wilson Follows Childbirth
Community mourns Pearl Wilson who died Tuesday from childbirth complications at her home in this city. Born October 25 1896 in Salem Oregon she was 5 years 2 months and 9 days old at death. Fostered by Mr and Mrs S E Todd she moved with them to Shoshone in 1863 and lived Betetthtil until death. She married Fim Wilegh and they had four children including Elmer William age 4 and Verne May age 2. Funeral and interment details followed in Avlemde with services at the church and burial at the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Wilson
Salem
Oregon
S. E Todd
Shoshone
Bhashnoe
Fim Wilegh
Elmer Wiliam
Etronel
Iasdemer Wi
Bore
Qaire Wi
St Alphones
Aire
Murray Brookman
Cnjitten
Milwaukee
W. P. Barnes
T. L McMahon
LT. SteMahon
L. W. Gertock
Gooding
L. C. Jensen
James Jensen
Taby
Richielt
N.C. Jensen
Mes. Wen
Piter
Jack Brennen
Bole
Gao. Schwanner
Mondey
Euest
Ming Margaret Silchemtalr
Pringle
Susey
Beantee
Richfield Socials and Visits Echo New Year Gatherings
Richfield residents and guests recount New Year events as families hosted dinners and attended dances at city hall. Local couples and out of town visitors from Milwaukee Gooding and Shoshone joined gatherings, with routines of meals, gifts, and festive cheer reported in the community notes.
Big Wood River Items: Quilting Bee and Community News
Mrs Harrison Ryan hosted a quilting bee for local ladies last Thursday. Mrs Howard Milke plans a visit to King Hill for several weeks with friends. Miss Amy Mason, recently having a throat operation, will not reopen her school until January 5. J H Scott visited his sister Mrs Joe Kelley in Gooding and met his son Wallace M Scott en route to Wilder for Federal Reserve Bank of Salt Lake business. Mitchell enlarges his kitchen. Wood River Center Grange officers installed Saturday December 31 with a Stud time and crepeing demos to raise funds. Coons and Mrs Tay Coons won prizes. Mrs Osdiant and children visited during the latter part of the week. Mrs Bile Michel stayed with Miss F. Burdett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Scott
Joe Kelley
Gooding
Wallace M. Scott
Wilder
Federal Reserve Bank of
Wood River Center
Grange
Tay Coons
Rane
Bile Miehel
Mite F
Burdett
Fragmented OCR note on 6 March event and names
A garbled OCR fragment references a six March departure, a debarkation, and unclear surnames Berton and J bh ame. The text is incomplete and contains many illegible words, offering limited readable details about people or events.
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Robert BE. Smith
Lamberwman's Trust Company Bank Etifad
Hund
Con
Flz
Europe
Magic Reservoir Report
Teton
Kimama
Richfield News
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