Maple sugar industry urged to expand and reform
The Bureau of Forestry urges expanding maple sugar use amid changes since 1850. It notes declines in South and Gulf states due to cane sugar, says best sap flow is in cooler states, and highlights adulteration issues. Proposes producer associations and direct sales to boost purity and profits.
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Interesting and Breezy Happenings of the County Reported
April 19 1905 New Plymouth items note James Creasy’s trip to Payette. Ditch water reaches local farmers this week. W N Duborko’s youngest child ill. Congregational church plans an Easter program. A new phone installed at Harry Baker’s home. Mr Bliss moves to Mr Kilheffer’s new house. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs W F Ringer. mother and child doing well.
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Local Notes From Homedale April 20 1905
W D Fletcher visited Roswell Tuesday. Jacob and Sherman Mussell were in Caldwell Saturday. L V Patch in Parma briefly. Martin Jensen in Caldwell Monday. J W Graff in Caldwell Friday and Saturday. J W and Arthur McDowell with James Pegram go to Caldwell today. H H McDowell to Caldwell Saturday and back Sunday. L W Patch has Payette crews at his ditch. J W McDowell returns from Warm Springs improved. Roy Estes and C H Van Houten herd sheep for J W Graff. Wisconsin native Mr Miller learns his mother has died and returns home Monday.
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Payette
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Warm Springs
Middleton Gossip and Community Notes From Caldwell area
Middleton April 20 reports visiting clergy and residents from Caldwell Boise Emmett and LaBelle. Easter programs at Baptist and M E churches plus a school entertainment and graduates program. A theft and recovery of Jake Smith clothes, a buggy accident, beet sugar factory talks, and various social visits are noted along with local farming and irrigation updates. Roswell Idaho and Mountain View briefs chronicle sickness, weather, flood risk, and community events.
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