Record summary of 1920 crop values and harvest
Washington December reports show farm crops valued at 9.15 billion this year, down from 14.10 billion last year. Despite lower totals, 1920 harvests set records with wheat output rising to 75.58 million bushels, aided by milder later-season conditions. Acreage for key crops totaled 351.06 million acres, down from 56.16 million last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nec
Department
Leon C. Peck
Buhl
Kan
Txy
Record Wheat and Corn Yields Lift State Agriculture
The leading winter wheat producers benefited from over 1,000,000 acres of volunteer wheat from shattered grain sown in autumn 1919, with a final harvest despite early doubts. Crop figures rose above November estimates as corn set a record yield of 30.9 bushels per acre, and other crops also showed gains though prices fell from last year.
Social visitors and shoppers in Twin Falls city
A parade of visitors and shoppers is listed as residents and guests travel to Twin Falls for business and social reasons. Names include Gannett Liemeter Oliver Johnson R G Stevens H H Butler Roy Robertson Arthur Anderson Gillis Frank Mattison Hithel Allison J W Spardin Jack L Personius Jess Dunn Lloyd Hayes Grant King Yda Sullivan F A Kennedy Theresia Martin H E McMillan Bessie Anderson L Roberts Katherine Livingston and Iu G Novinger with Mrs F B Waltgra hosted guests in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Stevens
H. Butler
Kimberly
Roy Robértson
Rupert
Hithel Allison
Hazelton
Cty
J. W. Spardin
Twin Falls
Jack L. Personius
Gooding
Jess Dunn
Buhl
Lloyd Hayes
Grant King
Yda Sullivan
L. Roberts
Pocatello
Katherine Livingston
Buhle
Helen Hannod
Ars. Iu. G. Novinger
Longe Beach
California
EB. A. Waltgra
Womans Pan Hellenic Club Plans Christmas Dance
The Womans Pan Hellenic Club met at Mrs. W. H. Macauley home Monday evening. A short business session arranged plans for a Christmas dance for members visiting during the holidays. 28 members attended with religious refreshments served. The Wimoednusi club will meet at Mrs. A. E. Moon on Highth avenue north this afternoon. The Twentieth Century Club Current Events department met at Mrs. M. J. Sweeley home yesterday. Current Events followed by a short play The Musical Tea with eight members in the cast. Music closed the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Pan Hellenic Club
W. H. Macauley
Taylor Crummins
Wimoednusi Club
A. E., Moon
Highth Avenue
Twentieth Century Club
M. J. Sweeley
Rogerson garage workers round up rabbits for corral
Ray Roberts of Rogerson garage made a business trip to San Jacinto Sunday. James A Vanderbark traveled to Twin Falls on business. Dr. Drake of Jacinta is reported on the sick list. Arthur A Bockover transacted business at the Point ranch. John Weighall rode in Rogerncy from his ranch Monday. Jim Shearer and Frank van Eaton went to for bridge with freight. The Princess Roller Rink will hold morning sessions on Monday and Friday for beginners. Thirty five cents for ladies. CARD OF THANKS. Frederick J and family extend thanks to friends for sympathetic kindness.
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Ray,Roberts
Rogerson Garage
San Jacinto
James A.vanderbark
Dr. Drake
Jacinta
Arthur
A. Bockover
Point Ranch
John Weighall
Rogerncy
Jim Shearer
Frank ‘van Eaton Jert
Princess Roller Rink
Local Ad Fragments Mention Skating and School Children
Fractured OCR items reference men, Saturday events, and skating. Mentions of a school child context appear amid stray numbers and incomplete phrases, offering little clear event details or names.
Rogerson Scene Furnishes Busy Rural Notes
Rogerson area residents were active with travel and visits last week. Walter J Dean and Miss Nina Nicory visited Twin Falls, while Mr and Mrs William Hines drove to the county seat and back. Alphas Green rode from Twin Falls and spent Sunday with family here. Mrs Hattie Hessely and son Harold arrived to stay with L E Duncan as Mrs Duncan went to Boise for an operation. Mrs C A Robs and two children returned from Burley. Chester Olsen, forest ranger of Jarbridge, transacted business in Rogerson. Paul Camp and Melvin Nihart, formerly on Cedar Creek dam work, left for Twin Falls and Buhl. Ralph Lowry is back on the sick list. A dancing party was hosted at the Minnerly home Saturday night with a good time reported. 8 D Mulkey was in Rogerson on business Mayday. J Blair Langford and family drove to Twin Falls for the weekend. Thomas Willis of Shoshone Basin was a Rogerson business caller Monday. Paul Schnell and John Heckli drove to Twin Falls Saturday for business. Mrs Roy Mather was in the county on business Saturday. Allen Reynolds of Devil Creek was in Rogerson briefly en route to Twin Falls. The big rabbit drive for Rogerton Sunday was not as successful as hoped.
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Ogden
C. A. Robs
Burley
Chester Olsen
Forest Ranger
Jarbridge
Rogerson
Paul Camp
Melvin Nihart
Cedar Creek
Twin Falls
Buhl
Ralph Lowry
Arenee
Mulkey
J. Blair Langford
Pwin
Thomas Willis
Shoshone Basin
Paul Schnell
John Heckli
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Department of Agriculture
Carefulutomobile ' Owners
Krengel Machine Co
Second Avenue South
Carson
Idaho
Ta Valtier
Stu
A. B. Liemeter
Gannett
Oliver Johnson
Murtaugh
Hig Homa
I Frederick J
Rogerson News
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