The Parma herald., 1912-07-18

being eeat g ~ Ioeal ennneriee VIII
- eonetdernbie. IT, local pFseeSvsn9
cenpenies ~ nood~o Wssn r'peneo
fFutt md fhefr - en Ineumc,ency o1
help 20 handle u The fruie houses
~ advertising stsesw'ds - ess ne'P-
Lewiston The apricot and peach
crop of ~ Lewiston-c1arkston ano
lowcs Gpaks River country VIII com
meneo 70 b masteted this Week, &C.
ccrdinG - GeorHe =. Crums o. tne
hrm Of White Brothers = CFum, Of
LsWieton. The eArI1er ynrieties RE
ripeninG rapidly And within ton Gays
~ picking will be - ful' blast Al
the fruit men of this section a9ree
that IL present crop VIII b tho 'arg-
~ that has sver bsen shipped cut OF
ibis valley.
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ae As. o.-.s. ~ ~s--,s.;~,s~
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msn sso teams: nsnof'c. 81. ! ssise.. ..ss ~ q
- psss cone lt'on IS tnc ".,y i.
~ oWn' = 'eree ."'1un. na ~ ~
~ peen oons On Inc roe'..en u
eoove pown' unosF ing u'hcst'1n - -,
Y. nsoy' snd linus ssnp - -. a. a.
atmoet : m'se Ione mas pesn p1t :" ''no
cordltion- Farmers Anc business nnen
pae dollar nor collar Win tne county
% nx this piece of road'
LH!sson-D Dcmonst1A''on n~s Dce"
maoe inst aaIe'1A ~ nofehe,n AuAno
een q erown 1uccessLoIy r'nous =.
nention A"o " Aewaseon e.o'nk
1sxmers onoerook tn1 p'.nsins -
-Dous atvo sclss ny s-'s go go o'
D. 8. Wallace has about 500 acres in
the Tammany country which yielded
shout two and one-half tons to the
acre, and II Unexpected that another
heavy crop will be cut this season.
Ira Small also this week completed
the harvest of 500 acres In East Lew
iaton md reports = yield similar to
that Of Mr.. Wallace.
Lewiston - only the most severe
weather can hinder the production OF
the biggest corn crup tnat mas ever
ossn harvested IN tnis section OF !os-
no. with Tar larger acreage tnan
any former year ana WIN tne past
weatner conoltions ioesi tnose arm
err whose 1a'low GROUND mas peen
sown 10 corn report tnAI ene sesnu -
tne present = m.rve'pus Iol In's cou.
loouer rss'eu :" sn1 o vs;s.4 M -
van sa',Vy .n sn' ~ - ~ as aron hcid. - ~
49, s.oss ~ ~ .~nL fsva~
pl1sens aoeo'u ss~ ':-.a. <ds. ~.
-Dy opo" '"' "'"s
ye~'
Boise-Idaho has an interest earn
iny capxcitv oil sis0 day, and during
the last querter, ending June 80, 1912,
earned s17. z8S.64 on money that was
loaned out by State Treasurer o. v.
Allen. This total represents the |
interest earnings Of any
.uarter since the depositary law went |
INTO effect During the present month
he .t.te will nav ont nearly s6GO. 600.
rhe largest item viii be approxi- |
nntelv 5000. 600 from the school fund
n the several counties.
Idaho il not lacking when it comes
Il 819. 7b2. ~ in its treasury in vari-
,us funds.
Filing fees from Republican and
Democratic political aspirants amount
NJ To 81628. 30.
-
raw,.tor .sTba women Of Idaho
v;ll he hssrd from In tbis camnaion. I"
aid Ms I n West. one Of the best
Lrovr rolit,ri.n. n ths state. when
.ns.L ;rg ~ idaho nol;tics .What ia
'rs~a ,we - rc;ry r. make ourselves
ssIt more th;s ve,r than ever before.
'rhs -omsr ~ rd.ho have had the hal
Ia for re.rlv ~ Years and II il about
tims thew heu.n to take interest in
nol;t;c.I .fYsirs ,,
In this abatement Mrs. West had
rsfarsnce "a the Women'a Nonpartisan
r'ssous 81 idaho recently ORGANIZED ia
Tsw;ston Several nrominent women
uc,st,r;nr. ~ Idaho are m meet in
a. what mart the .nffracist vote sha,l
play In both state and county political
issues, n we'll as national affairs.