National Woolgrowers Meet push for warehouse plan
A report on the National Woolgrowers meeting outlines a proposed Chicago warehouse and storage venture to market U S wool. It details a $400,000 capital plan with Chicago bankers and merchants backing a grower controlled firm to store and sell at top prices. The move aims to unite western wool growers against commission houses and tariffs, urging wider participation from Idaho to Oregon.
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Congress
Ech
Furthourning
Washington
Naropa
United States
Han Baif
Mons
National Wool Growers
Obeeiiing
Heaton
Philadelphia
Eliion
Wyoming
Kauieed
Strait Company
Butit & Warehousen Omaha
Wicense Ag Satay Wyere
Chicago
Igees
Lake City
Moels
Tmnks
Ware- Sons
National Wool Warehouse and Storage Company
Chicago Business Men
Orief
Minsouri
Montana
Tah
Idato
Oregon
Chicago Marm and Storage
Commission Fire of
East
Coner
Boston
A Biblical Roast In An Odd Real Estate Tale
A city office scene unfolds with a humorous note found by a real estate agent. A couple, amid rising flood waters, tries to move belongings while a woman inscribes a passage of wrapture on a paper for moral edification. The cryptic line reads I was a stranger and ye took me b.
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Sanjay
Indy
Short Line to test ticket collectors on trains
The Short Line announced a trial placing ticket collectors on all passenger trains to collect fares, a system once used by the Santa Fe and later abandoned. The change, delayed from the first of the month due to incomplete arrangements, will be watched with public interest.
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T Ie
Santa Fe
Irrigation Bulletins From the U S Department of Agriculture
The Office of Experiment Stations of the US Department of Agriculture releases Bulletins Nos. 203 and 205 on irrigation. R W Loughridge reports on water percolation in furrow irrigation near Riverside California. T Johnston summarizes Wyoming irrigation opportunities, land and water conditions, and settlement costs. Fortier outlines small water supplies and pumping for irrigation, and the office compiles losses from seepage and evaporation to improve water use.
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Office of Experiment Stations
Department of Agriculture
Samuel Fortier
R. WH. Loughridge
University of California
Riverside
Cal
Wroaming
T. Johnston
Wyoming
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National Woolgrowers Meet
Seledtales Wutul
Wintmium
Dewyer
Withers
Mt Ciifenger
Hue
Fardo Sheintiog
United State
Uerler
Vance Belog
Bh Cubirdinate Officine
Abe
State of Idaho
Freon Ste
Les Dane Ware Ly
Vian
Amall
Ideale
Tate
Sven
Bureau of Animal Industry
Enme
Ito
Tts
Arives
Palace Livery
North Side Twin Falls Company
Jerome
darome-Shoshone
Shoshone, Idaho
Train Auditors
Sigation Bull
Mosler Safe CO
Mosler & Corliss
Unitee States Government
Mosler Patent
Mosler Pat
Mosler-Corliss Patent Bank Safe
Hamilton, Ohio
EU Atest
B. J. Bechtel
New England Conservatory of Music
College of American Musicians
Lisle
Shoshone Journal
Merrifield’s
Snake River
Mrs. E. G. Merrifield
West Rail St, Shoshone
F.m.crandall
Shoshone
Idaho
Idaho Construction Co
Twin Falls
E. W. Horton
Wrader
W. L. Reynolds
Wall Paper
O. J. Brennan
First National Bank
F. R. Grobers
F.W. Goonixe
W. Hat House
Cashier
Fred W. Goodie
George B. Novinger
Thon Gooding
Hernan M. Herbert
Edward A. Waltee
Ib Aya
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