Lincoln County Commissioners Proceedings June 9 1910 Notes
Lincoln County Idaho board minutes show approval of a $1000 request to secure US aid for irrigation, election validation for Kimama Good Roads District No 1, annual financial statements approved, budgeting for ground squirrel extermination, tax adjustments for Albert Bayliss and others, delinquent tax certificates canceled, and listed claims and expenses with attest certificate by Clerk J W Lundin.
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Board OF County Commissioners
Lincoln County
Idaho
Shoshone
Kaho
John W. Me
Patterson
T BL Hruah
J. W. Kal
Court House
Iaeue Hothe
Idaho Reclamation
United States
Anul
Kimama Good Roads District
Good Roads District
RS. Hite
John Stoller
J.D. Fortune
Good Roads Commiiasionere
Kimami Good Roads District No. 1
Board of County Commins
Kim
Albert Bayliss
Price of Wheat in Shoshone Governing Executive Order
President Wilson issues an executive order designating Julius Varnes as United States Wheat Director to secure and regulate grain payments. The plan covers licenses for mills elevators flour jobbers bakers and dealers, with contracts setting guaranteed prices and premiums to protect producers. It outlines handling margins storage terms and appeals procedures, with rate adjustments for New Orleans Galveston and Gulf ports and a plan to shift flow to Gulf markets.
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Wilson
Julius 2. Varnes
United States Wheat
Washington, D.C
Grain Corporation
Unie
AM Mills
New Orleans
Galveston
Gulf
United States
Tate
Sen ‘Srs
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Great Falls
Pro
Ceaters
Calinet
United States Grain Corporation
M. H. Houser
The Last Appeal for 60000 French War Orphans Foster Parents
Mrs. Walter S. Brewster leads a Chicago effort to recruit foster homes for 60,000 French war orphans. After touring devastated France, she describes shattered villages, empty farms, and missing roofs, noting officials’ escort and the country’s stoic recovery amid German destruction.
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France
Walter S. Brewster
Chicago
National Committee of
Brewster
North
Cambrai
Germany
Ogden Livestock Market Steady With Strong Hog Demand
Ogden Utah June 20 livestock market shows little variation with strong demand for cattle sheep and especially hogs. Receipts remain heavy with Ogden Union Stockyards 4 to 5 times larger than 1918. Fat hogs fetch high prices locally as stockers are urged to hold for more weight. Western hog production may not meet winter demand as Europe seeks pork products. An Ogden Fat Stock show is being planned for December or January to educate about feeding western products. Interested parties urged to write with development ideas.
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Ogden
Utah
Ogden Union Stockyards
West
Myestock
Ogden Livestock
Verdun Battlefield Expanse of Sand and Folly
The passage recalls fertile farms and pleasant villages replaced by barren sands around Verdun. No life remains, only scattered crosses marking soldiers killed in the final days of fighting.
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Verdun
The First Pure Breds Pedigreed Pig Idea Sparks Youth
A crate of pigs at the station inspires a boy and girl to pursue pure breeding in animals. The piece emphasizes that pedigreed livestock can spark ambition, improve work ethic, and drive future success in farming and animal husbandry, praising the wholesome aims of youth.
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Apee
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Vale OF Paradise Farm
E. Jackson
Chicago, Ill
McPali Hotel
Clarence Wheels
Purdon & Parad
Puller Canh Gree
Bert Howler
Bert Tewher
Rhoshone Harte Ht. Kidwell
MS. T
Ravetainw Beers
John Nyon
Bella Cook
Dr. C. K Bloom Leah M. Burnard
A. Bowler Hevlah Guymon
Hervices
One
Maensen
Berxione
Farret Natah Lula Lewis
J. W. Lundin
Salary Care Co. Sickeid
John W. McFull
Dept. of Agri
Ida. Tee
Kaiser
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