Formaldehyde Treatment for Grain and Potatoes Against Smut
A Northwest agricultural note explains formaldehyde as a 40 percent water solution to combat oat, wheat, and barley smut. Two methods are described: dipping treated seed in 40 percent solution and spraying, with drying and careful handling to avoid rapid evaporation. Costs are low, yielding improved seed quality and higher germination though some reports claim minor germination impact. Potatoes are also discussed as a preventive against Rhizoctonia and related diseases, with soaking and careful storage tips to prevent disease carryover.
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Utah
Progress in the New State Pure Seed Law
The Idaho Experiment Station reports progress under the Pure Seed Law with rising public compliance and improved seed quality. Over six hundred seed purity and germination tests have been conducted, with faster results, and licenses issued include two hundred ninety nine retail and twelve wholesale. A list of wholesale licensees is provided, noting several firms still refusing to comply, while urging buyers to ensure purity and viability of field and grass seeds through the state laboratory at 6 BE Temple.
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St. Paul
Minn
Portland Seed Co
Portland
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Bernard Haas
Weiser
Idaho
Payette-Weiser Milling Go
Vogeler Seed & Produce Co
Salt Lake Cy
Utah
Inland Seed Go
Spokane
Porter-Walton Go
Salt Lake
Stah
Mark Means
Lewiston
G. G. Morse & Go
San Francisco
Ghas
H. Lilly Go
Seattle
Spokane Seed Co
Lake Shore Seed Co
Dunkirk
D. M. Ferry & Co
Denver
Idahos
Temple
Chicago Woman Sues Beauty Doctor for 850000
A Chicago woman files suit seeking 850000 in damages claiming a beauty doctor spoiled her complexion. The complaint centers on alleged cosmetic treatment failures affecting her appearance and financial loss.
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Chicago
Wayback Voters Tired of High Prices and Pretenders
A letter from ALADINE RUBIN criticizes national figures and party leaders, blaming them for political posturing. The writer urges Wayback voters to demand genuine representation, warning against pardons and complacency while highlighting anger over tariffs, timber interests, and rising costs.
Great Odd Fellow Anniversary at Gooding
A Great Odd Fellow anniversary celebration in Gooding featured political speakers Dorige Walkers and A AL Brown. Ex-Governor Frank Goong delivered a memorable address. Tug of wars between Hagerman and Hichfield lodges, supper in the Presbyter church hall, and an evening program in the skating rink marked a successful event praised for organization and hospitality.
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Dorige Walkers
AL Brown
Gooding Lodge
Frank Goong
Lille Vite
Hagerman
Hichfield Lodges
Angerman
Shoelons
Edward A. Walters
A. A. Brown
Horne
Paul
Shahe
Daughters of Se- Wekah
Fattening Sheep in Sunny Idaho for Profit
Field and Farm argues for alfalfa and varied feeds to fatten sheep and hogs in Idaho. Peas can accelerate lamb growth and yield pork, with pea fattening improving soil and future crops by manure. The piece promotes self-sufficient farming and labor savings through sheep harvesting.
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Idaho
Irrigation Optimism in Jerome Reservoir Report
The North Side News echoes Major Reed on conditions, noting Jerome storage reservoir now holds five feet of water north east of Jerome, above last year’s maximum, flooding the neck between dams. The lake behind the dams appears expansive, likened to an inland sea as silting progresses.
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Reed
Jerome
Twin Falls
North Side Land & Water Company
Lake Michigan
Shoshone Boys Fall In 13 Inning Baseball Heartbreaker
Albion nips Shoshone 6 to 5 in a 13 inning game after a tight pitchers duel. Ernest fanned 16 for Shoshone, Thompson 13 for Albion, with key plays by Carter and Gwin and a disputed foul call altering the final score.
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Pawer
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Ailim Nordal
McGraw
N.Y
Hhereioelt
Shas
Carla
Garter
L. Gwin
E. Gwin
Dias
Carter
Will l Guster
Savitar
F. Gwin
Ernest
Thompson
Albion
Stalker
Gittens
Boomer
Shine
Smith
Pfeiffer
Bangs
Sears
Levitt
P. Shoshone
W. Gwin
McMahon
Boyer
Guster
EB. Gwin
Thateler
Wilson
Doings in District Court Weston Loan and Savings cases
District Court actions include judgments and continuances in multiple cases. Verdict in favor of plaintiff for 370.00 damages in Dill vs Weatherby. foreclosure orders in First Nations Bank vs Sage Brush Tonic Co. other cases continued or dismissed after pleadings and demurrers. Local church notices follow with services and Mother's Day plans.
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Weston Loan & Savings
W. D. Washer
W. G. Hisé4ett
Plaintiff
W. T Stafford
Lincoln Co. Nat'l Bank
Jas. HK. Dothwell
Wilbert Koch
le. Bothwell & Mills
DP. Worth Clark
Frank T. Disney
For Better Roads In Our National Forest Reserves
Amended senate forestry bill passed Monday would allot 25 percent of forest reserve rental revenue to the state for schools and roads, with another 25 percent for roads within reserves. The measure aims to improve patrols, widen hunting and fishing access, and devotes about $50,000 for forest road work next year. A cold, favorable spring for fire protection contrasts with poor stock prospects as grass growth lags.
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