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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1922
Page
2
The text defends the church against critics, arguing detractors are a small, insignificant portion of church members. It condemns hypocrites, heretics, and rationalists while praising faithful givers and spiritual vitality. The speaker cites ongoing church prosperity and warns detractors of impending doom.
The U S Department of Agriculture on June 1 forecasts Irish potato production at 20 672 cars of 200 barrels each for the states that grow and ship after the early southern crop. This is about 1 700 cars more than 1921 with the same yield per acre as last year and larger planted acreage. Maryland is placed at 3 375 cars vs 2 722 last year and Kentucky at 1 635 cars vs 1 (continued in source).
A fragment listing vehicle counts by state shows Oklahoma with 1,089 cars versus 472, Missouri with 338, and Arkansas with 160. The data appears incomplete and lacks full context or dates.
Washington reports Cuban business growth in several sectors with rising imports of iron and steel lumber and other construction materials textiles showing improvement after a downturn. Older accounts from the boom period have been adjusted substantially.
American control representatives in Mexico report no marked improvement in thirty days. Banks show only fair collections and deposits, with a general hoard of gold cited. Conservative depositors withdraw from Guadalajara banks and refuse to redeposit. No failures, yet most retail establishments remain unsatisfactory.
Washington reports show May fabricated structural steel sales at 82 percent of capacity from 70 percent of U S fabricating firms. May output reached 146 900 tons of 199 000 ton capacity, down from April 165 900 tons.
Emmett ships ninety million and a half pounds of wool east. Plans laid to reforest 15000 acres in Coeur d Alene district. Sandpoint sewer system to be completed. Pocatello work progressing laying new water main.
Wallace-Toring Mining resumes development on lower severs while Mullan-Carney levies for further work. Shonts-Rich vein copper ore found at Eleventh Hour mine. Shamrock group under Burke development. Big Creek operation at Wallace-Concentrator. multiple districts report development, new contracts and road projects. Notable items include Cole school contract, O. S. L. railroad reconstruction, Northwest sheep value, Wardner bridge, Bear Lake road vote, and large oil, gas, and mineral activity headlines statewide.
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