Use of Sulphur as Fertilizer Prompts Interest in Idaho
Boise Idaho January 6 considerable interest has been aroused throughout southern Idaho over the use of sulphur as a fertilizer. Extension specialist Witehack notes demonstrations in seven counties with 100 pounds per acre, showing soil types affect results. Oregon data indicate yields may rise 40 to 100 percent, and a 1919 Idaho county experiment yielded 60,000 dollars more wealth from 10 carloads of sulphur and 3,000 acres.
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Boise
Ids
Wuho
Uae
Hileheack
Rolle
Idaho
Ewno
F. L. Dallard
Azsial- Foul
Oregon
Witehcack
Rerehnter
Kiamah
Blue Mountain
Southern Oregon
Statia Ytelin
Tureaua
Hart and Peterson
Wisconsin
Idiaha
Solf Trophy Offered Plan Francisco Jon
A garbled report describes a trophy offer linked to San Francisco, with references to Jon, a dad, a banker, and a golf event. It mentions a four ball match and a consent or dispute involving Mrs. Sluirp and medical treatment, but many details are unclear. The passage contains numerous misspellings and unrelated phrases, making a precise summary difficult.
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SOLF
Francisco
Jon
Uerbert Hlenhhacker
San
Ronelaco
Nanang
Interpreters Sought for Ogden Census Take
George Romney Jr oversees Ogden census work with a need for interpreters for Chinese and Japanese residents and for Greek Italian and other language needs. Washington supplies linguists as required. Reports from enumerators arrive at Ogden daily. papers checked and sent to Washington for day by day census updates.
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A& W
Klyven
George Romney, Jr
Ogden
Woakington
Wade
Ant Ogden
Hompey
Atnic
Washington, D.C
Attizen
Washington
Rolngan
Lmen Peavey
Ealt Lake
Ogdenhia
Informa
Sal Lake
Rawmey
Bryce Melirlie
Meadtron Phosphate Health Boost Ad from McIntyre Drug Co
An old advertisement touts Meadtron Phosphate as a quick, strong tonic to restore vitality and blood, promising younger vigor and better sleep. It claims a three week treatment costs one dollar and urges readers to try the product at McIntyre Drug Co.
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Tron White
MeIntyre Drug Co
Plan for Regulation of Meat Industry Plan for Regulation of Meat Industry
Washington plan to regulate meat industry proposed by Bennters Kenyon and Kendrick would replace direct inspection with federal regulation via a three member presidentially appointed board. The measure aims to separate enforcement from private packers and create government oversight through a reformulated regulatory framework.
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Washington, Jan. G
Parkers, Stockyalls and
Nvestook Commission Merchanta
Limiag
Bennters Kenyon
Republican
Town
Kendrick
Weawlne
Senate
Veonalig
Justice
Packer
Nneak
Idaho to Trade Land With Forest Service
A reported plan discusses trading a parcel of land with the Forest Service. Officials from the lands department and Me forest services consider a transfer to balance holdings and value. State agents may visit Yakima in December to review the exchange details and coordinate with the forest agency about the parcel involved.
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Idaho
Forest Service
Lands Department of
Me Forest
Waekingtorr
Acryire
Noida
Gsi
Aimee holdIage
Bolero
Mr. Ciery
Me. Fonca
Fen
Chace
Elie Buipha
IX-Login Post And Ladies Orders Install Officers
The IX-Login Post and Ladies Orders installed officers at their lodge meeting with the Grand Army of the Republic. J. B. Weston was installed commander of the post, with speeches by former Mayor A. R. Heywood and presentations marking appreciative work by Mrs. Frey and Mrs. Brown. Lincoln Circle No 2 installed Olsen as president for the coming year, followed by a banquet and remarks celebrating the veterans and the post’s activities.
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FL Hell
Doc Logan
Grand Army of the
Wolsh
Helle Corps
Lincoln Circle
Weston
A. KR. Heywood
W. H.C
Sadle Wrey
Arces
Janie Drew
Brown Asia
Mike Mary Griff
Brown I
Frey
Brows
Flawera
Lincoln Circle No. 2
Mrs. Olsen
Hierney
Loyal Song and Daughters
Open Meeting of Foresters at Home
An open meeting of the Intermusintali section of the Soriety of Amenean Kor eamn will be held January 5 at the home OCC Monae 42 Twenty-fourth atrea. Foresters and forest service officers are expected to attend. The program includes "The Teton" and remarks by Supervisor A. We Mecall on current topics.
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Intermusintali
Amenean Koreamn
Monae
Forest Aervie
Bent Forealey Service
Sinervisor A
Morning Band and Moral Reflections in A Fragment
In a fragmentary dialogue set at dawn two men Lew Davis and Percy discuss loyalty to family and the social duty of not pursuing every legal right. A later reminiscence extols honest neighbors and the virtue of restraint over petty claims, praising friendship, principle, and charity.
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Lew Davis
Percy
Tilo
Persey
Perser
Kopp
Lorgey
Rite
Petney
Alek
Minny
Nat
Ashe of Pease
New Railway Crisis Pending in England
In London on January 0, railway workers in leading towns back petitions rejecting government offers. Henry Thowas, secretary of the National Union of Railwaymen, warns of a looming decision as protests gain momentum. The Spen Valley election has boosted labor sentiment, signaling a possible wider industrial conflict.
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London
Nmber
Arpall
National Union of Railwaymen
Dantes Henry Thowas
Xonera
Hig An Usociale
Spen
Torn Bills Carrier Arrested in Omaha Case
Adolph Zalkus arrested in Omaha for carrying torn currency and claiming two year ownership of the bills. He faced embezzlement charges in Chicago seeking $259 as part of a broader turmoil described in a chaotic report.
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Omaha
Neb
Adolph Zalkus
Oral Poten
Inatane
Chicago
Zalkus
Treasury Départment
Legion Warned to Use Good Judgment
INDIANAPOLIS Jan. Members of the American Legion are instructed to oppose German opera and Hungary music where the spirit language and personnel are in any way American and where no attempt is made to arouse pro German sentiment in a bulletin issued by the state department of the legion and made public.
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Franklin O'Oller
Ne York
American Legion
Indianapolis
Celine
Alate Department of the Legion
Mysterious Affair Reported in Phoenix Park Dublin
A Dublin dispatch describes a mysterious midnight incident in Phoenix Park after Sunday, with a volley of shots heard near the magazine by the lodge. The park was illuminated by bright searchlights from then until dawn, sparking speculation of an unexplained disturbance.
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London
Dan. G
Phoenix Park
Anya
Central News Diapaich
Dublin
Vort
Meerepgal Lodge
Bulgars Killed In Anti King Rushes
In Sofia, anti dynastic demonstrations left over a hundred Bulgars killed or wounded as crowds gathered before the palace. Delgran reports from the area describe large crowds of protesters and leaders among the marchers.
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Sofia
Governor Lowden Would Ratify World League
CHICAGO, Jan. 6. Governor Lowden replies to Sen Borah on ratifying the League of Nations with reservations. She favors ratification if reservations are adopted, indicating a cautious approach consistent with her public stance.
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Chicago
Lg of Nations
Yatlona
Ssiwe
Franit O. Tawden
Telter
United States
W. F., Borah
Idaho
Tawden
Nations
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