Sugar and water projects stir debate on costs and fate
A fragmented editorial notes the proverb about sugar attracting more flies than vinegar while critiquing Reclamation Service for high costs per acre on irrigation schemes. It cites the Arrow Rock project, drainage needs, and district funding, urging firmer foundations and accounting to protect water users’ finances.
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Riverside News Roundup and Community Notes
Riverside notes report events at The Ladies SM ice cream social on June 12 replacing a prior date, Children’s Way exercises well attended, upcoming meeting with Mrs. Alayd McIntyre, and Mrs. Eugene Gallivan visiting Boise for dental work. Local farms report two heifer calves, wedding at Swton and Albert Darling in Greenest, and various visits across Caldwell Stilwell and Sunny Slope with church and Sunday school activities and Rev Reed visiting Lake Lowell.
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My. Gilbralt
Floyd Mestyre
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Reed
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Demoralizing claims on prosperity amid war debate
The piece analyzes Democratic and Wilson rhetoric claiming prosperity from war time dynamics. It examines whether party policy or business forces drove a temporary balance in trade, presenting monthly trade balances from October 1913 to September 1914 to show shifts after the Underwood Tariff era and the European conflict onset.
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Democratic Party
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The 22 Calibre Repeater As A Popular Rifle Choice
A column argues the 22 calibre repeater is a popular rifle for casual target practice. It notes lower cost, lighter weight, and suitability for field use, while detailing sights, barrels, and cartridges for optimal accuracy and ease of handling.
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Small Bore League Opens With Novel Competition Rules
The new Small Bore League initiates a ten week series with weekly 80 yard rifle events. Competition features a mix of .22 caliber rimfire rifles and firing rules emphasizing weight and sight allowances, with emphasis on steady aiming and safe handling standards.
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Practical formula for rifle trajectory and range testing
Fragmentary text discusses aiming at a bullseye with rings and calculating trajectory. It mentions time of flight and height of trajectory using velocity, height, and range concepts, but contains many garbled phrases and unclear data. The note questions how to determine range and accuracy through experiment.
Children’s Day in Maitisrowt Draws Local Attendance
Nearly 200 people from Middleton are expected to attend a Children’s Day program on Sunday July 1. The Middleton children will participate with local preachers delivering much of the preaching. The event aims for lively worship and community fellowship in the region, with families traveling in cars to the gathering in the early afternoon.
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Tent Meetings at City Church of Christ Begin Sunday
Beginning Sunday June 1 at 8th and 6th Avenues the Church of Christ will hold a liberty of services on Main Street. Editor examgeti-Orey of the “Ch tet” will lead the services with lectures on vital themes and topics relevant to all denominations. An invitation is extended for all to attend and listen.
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Economics of War Orders and Export Shifts
An analysis shows exports rising in war essential commodities in the twelve months after war orders began, with increases concentrated to war nations or intermediaries. The report notes immigration changes, industrial revival, and labor shortages driven by war, arguing domestic trade and production benefited from wartime demand.
Trade and War's Call Shapes Democratic View of Economy
The piece argues that the rise in foreign demand during the European war boosted U S industry and employment while shifting the trade balance. It notes American investments abroad, the stock market disruption at war onset, and the returned capital after reopening as factors advancing domestic production.
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Democratic Party
Europe
Advertinea Letters Week Ending June 13 1916
Uncalled for and remaining lottery notices listed for the week ending June 13 1916. Public notices detail draws, names, and amounts pending claims.
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