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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
6
A bumper Payette Valley fruit crop excites growers yet causes anxiety over thinning as trees are heavily loaded. The report notes farmers fear unable to thin properly even as labor is scarce, with orchardists pushing for timely harvest amid abundance.
A Payette Valley fruit packing company meeting discussed thinning labor and production concerns. Orchardists anticipate peak display of red apples in September and October, urging visitors to witness the thriving orchards and the valley's apparent supremacy in variety and quality.
The Brethren of the Lurgowe party held a Wednesday gathering at Renest Croimusings home. A guessing contest awarded Mos Hitedhy Jotpen the prize while Philete Tee’s opening ware brved. Attendees included Mi llies WOK Pieher, floor Fiveeagt and others, with Mrs. Millmonthay traveling to Kansas after visiting Orlends.
Aboard the vessel a board appointed a starboarder to assist in clearing debris after the wreck. Mrs Hightey is noted in the record as taking on the duty to ease the crew’s burden.
A humorous Puck snippet portrays a child asked about parental divorce. The Society Master quips that each parent now competes to treat him better, highlighting comic friction in a fragile family dynamic. The exchange underscores social satire of family strife.
W H Pisher of Twin Falls announced at the Spokane chamber of commerce that over 1.2 million acres in Southern Idaho will be brought under irrigation within five years. The project spans several tracts near Twin Falls with costs estimated at 5,000,000 dollars. Leaders expect orcharding, alfalfa, and fruit crops to expand as water from the Snake River becomes available and land values rise substantially. A separate board action appointed John F. McNich of Emmett trustee to operate the Canyon Canal system for the season with a 1,000 dollar appropriation to address bond and maintenance shortfalls. Local farmers, settlers, and businesses are reporting rapid development in the Idaho lands, with settlement pushing toward Parma and Roswell Park.
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