davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-12-13

Inc list OF leaulng cows oil the aSSO-
citation relative to milk production and
to butterfat production are given here
under, emitting data with reference to
breed. age test and pounds of milk
and butterfat.
The leading cows of the association
for milk production are as follows
II. H. Stiyer. ALBANIA Salma DeKol
l55927, S Honderich. Empress; II. II.
Stiyer ALBANIA Lottie DeKOl 1928;
II. H. Stiyer, Daisy Homestead Bar
oness l950S2; II. II. Stiyer Baroness
Homestead 1S7234; II. II. SILVER. Lilly
Johanna Abbekerk 15592S; A. A
Stauffacher. Speck: Karl V Reding.
No. II; A. A. Stauffacher. Greenplain
Eva May Delone l32743 A. A. Stauf-
iacher. Blonde; Karl v Reding. No.
Z; Karl V. Reding. No. 80; T. E. Jones.
Filltub; Karl V. Reding. No. Is; A. A.
Stauffacher. Mig; Gustave. Kunze. No.
81; c. ID. Irwin. Brownie; c. +. Long.
Castilian Lady 26662S; II. H. Stiyer
Alban LOttie DeKol 15S213; Geo. A
Childs, Jinney Helena 270216; Karl V.
Reding. No. Is; II. II. Stiyer, Daisy
Homestead Baroness; H. II. Stiyer. AL
ban Salma DeKOl 155927; H. B. Sher-
man. Long Legs; H. II. Stiyer, Alban
Mere. Calmia DeKOl; A. a. Stauffach-
er, Mig; H. H, Stiyer. jamie Baroness
10S4SS; II. II. Stiyer. Lilly johanna Alb
bekerk; A. A Stauffacher. Greenplain
Eva May Delone: II. II. Stiyer, Bar
oness Homestead 1S7234; David Rees.
BLUE. c. F. Smalley. Buttercup; II.
Schick, No. 1 Karl V. Reding. No. IL;
A. A. Stauffacher, Blonde; II. B. Sher-
man. Shaw: c. ID. Irwin, Baldie; S. H.
Kayler Miss Bodica 279491; c. L. Long
Faustine Masurier 266627; S Honde-
rich. Empress; S. H. Kayler. Gem s
Nehalem Lassie; Karl V. Reding. No.
/ z; Gustave Kunze. No. 81; A. A. Stauf-
facher. Speck; T. f. Jones. Filltub; H.
H. Payne. No. Is; c. II. Wilson. Rose /;
Gustave Kunze, No. 50; II. B. sherman,
Waters.
HofforS
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-12-13
STRAYFD OR STOLRN

On night of November IS, brown
mare, weight about $50. brand on
jaw and JB on left shoulder Liberal
reward offered for recovery. Notify
Bertha Nelson. Kimberly. Idaho.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-12-13

war we can send back the useless
south American romance peoples and
the half-breeds to north Africa
quotation from the German in the new
Ifo-page publication issued by the
committee on public information.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-12-13
NEW PUBLICATION SHOWS
AIMS OF THE GERMANS

BY right of war the right of the
strange races to migrate into German
ic settlements will be taken away. Bv
right of war the non-Germanic ponu-
lation in America and Great Australia
must be settled in Africa. BY right OF
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-12-13
LABOR LEADERS MEET
TO END PACIFISM
international News Service)

MILWAUKEE, Dec. IA meeting
of elected labor union delegates and
their friends is being held here today
for the express purpose of forming a
local alliance to act in conjunction
with the American Alliance for Labor
and Democracy, an organization form
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-12-13

Conquest and Kultur.~
copies may be secured free of cost
by application to the committee on
public information, 10 jackson Place.
Washington, ID. c.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-12-13

Ill months.
@*-1O months
(eNot included in association aver
ages.)
Ranking of Herds in order of net
profit per COW:
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-12-13

Karl V. Reding. No. z: Karl V.
Reding, No. SO: Geo. A. Childs. He
lena's Jareda Victoria; c. f. Long.
Merivale's Mary; J. r. Long. Segis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-14
R,D,,a Welbusartte.
ginsinneti, II. avrtI, isiz


Dts 0anseR ana an@ bic Rafler iuaysp
bsuts 5ifmliG Rart btI4dIttst nno bieg2ad.
lvags mad Tarlfben mar eine gute. Tis
1tSgafsn ino upperdno.st gebliebea. Jlr
1auebrn ON caa~ wurbsn BON oen Ban.
Ten ~ 20 tersAnel, waDreno GeiHiftS.
papirN ~ 81 80 oisiontirt weroesL, Jrn
oIieHsu NiaTiie wnrDen Earisben ~on caus
80 4--4Isss uno uni 3sii ~ sH-5% pla.
Girl.
Nsdsia auf Nnp gsrs.
Iparen ielfsr uuo wuroen su icc Tissontp
pet $1,000 siriiAtn Bansen psrlauit. Eit
eoun'srfafs belrdlt bve Sraihif per SiVou.
Asaid aHi Gnsspa.
sitt. We4id aui goasoa wurpen ~
MI pro yfp. SttrItps quoiIri. Beh.
lei snt Berlin rruroen nid,i quofirii iar
Ws9id aui Baris IKE pro yrane. aui
umiffr,dm hc pro 4ulpen. BeAfef
auI Wien parbfn nift quotirt. Hirts
iBHt. Hubsl u. StpdboIm pro Krone
as.IJ. 5ranes lSAwets) 2o11e.
tIHbss.rbllsstsnrs.
parsn rupis uno seiis. Die Ssnisa suo.
einfauL Uerlasi.
~ Combs 1875 Gsuy. .i0sK
81 sOais, 1850 49,. % Ss1
~ SaHama Geupsn. "
GissriHs esHis.umSass.
3ie llmfdse i'm bisiisen GIsaringbaus
ttlisien fit beute aui s7,isI,s74.
ssial.erfurttafsn.
parason Refining unb Gins. Sirssi Rp.
Wffis, nsareu hfufe in duter WadbfrQde uub
De yfelis Darsn fsif. = 9er umias wsr
slenilid bsossiens. gsriauft surosn:
aa sss gsrfs.
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GlmB'S1aAridbten.
6 d m Il q q

Samitag, IA. 2pril.
Der ObiofluB 1T ii6erall i'm Sal
Zen besriffen. Geitern 2lbsnb batt'
beriel6e Bel bieiiger Gtabt elmer
WaHeritanb Don 31.3 SUB.
Die fOlsenben 9epei4sn trafsr
geitern bier ein:
pittsburs, pa.-6.1 5ub, fdat.
Bbeeling, 20. 8a.-12.2 SUB: fdlt.
partersburs, W. 9a.-13.6 SUB.
aonaipba Sails. W. 0a.-4.7 SUB.
Gbdrleiton, D. 9G.-6.1 SuB, fdat.
portsmoutb, SbiO-27.5 SUB, fdut.
2ouispilIe, stp.-12.7 SUB, fdat.
epansOiIIe, Sno.-34.6 SUB, Iteigt.
RGf9oille, 3enn.-20.3 SuB; falt.
Chattanooga, 2enn.-15. 3 5ub.
GoirO. Sa.-47,4 SUB. fdtt,
Wempbis, 9sun.- 39.9 SUB, fdQt.
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,Derfanbt

WtHDDte OR SuIupren
paren 3iemlih gut. Die Na4frase
absr f9pa4 unb bic preiie 15-25c
niebriser. 0ute Mil6fiibe perbIieben
itstie BEL mdbissr 3ufubr. @uts
Stoders unb Sebers iparsn itetig.
gerinsere flau unb ibleppenb.
Ulittlers unb i9pere Stisre $3.50
lilo; Gleilfer Stiere $3.50
1000; auserlefene bis srtra $1O.z
25-11.00; Seifsrs $7.50-9.75;
aussrleiens Bis ertra $10.00-10.75,
aiite $6.25-S.50; auserleisne big
srtra $8.75-9.40; Gamers $500
GOO; WlilHfiibe $45.0o-115.00;
StOders unb Gssbsrs $8.25-Ss.
go.
gultsn. = Die gatfrase mar
lebbaft unb Der 0lartt i'm allsemeis
nsn feft.
Settle gullsn $9.25-10.Oo; yo4
lOsna $S.N-9.O0; massrs unb lei9s
te $6.OO-7.75.
adlber. = Die 3ufubr mar
srob; infolge flausr Ra6frase fielen
Die preils am S6lub $50 Gents.
Bette lsidts adissr $12.50-12.s
rs; fair Biz CUTE $11.00-12.5o;
Orbindre unb grObs $6O0-10.00,
Shneine. Die 3ufubr mar
reidlih, bic Ho6irage a6er flau unb
bic preiIe uuperGnosrt.
Cute Biz aussrlsisne 0erpadungss
unb sletiderorten S16.25--16.30;
semiihte unb mittIere $16.00-16.s
25; leihte Weriunbtiorten, 120-15O
gfunb, $14.75-15.00; orpinGre Bis
quite syertef, 11o pfunb uno barunter,
S8.O0-I2.25; orbindre bis duserles
fene itntre fette Sdue $9.OO-15.z
90; ausseiu4te S1525; Staes $500
--12.5O.
Ghafe unb 2Gmmer. =
Der Wdrit mar fttia unb bic Ra6z
frass gut; Die prsiie paren unpsrs
dnbert.
Sftdfe, auserlsi.ne 6is ertrd SILL
50-11.75; CUTE biz aussrieiene Sill
11.5O; orbinGre 81 fair 5000
50; seI9orene $7.00-9.5O. - 2Gms
mer, ouserleIens big ertra $14.50--
1900: CUTE Bis uuserleiene $14.OO
-14.5o; orbindre bi fair $1300--
14.O0; gsfhorens S10.OO-125O;
Sprinsers $16.00-22.OO.
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First Cali.
second Call.


Uefd1itSpntterf wuyben 90 4--<M%
pistpnfirt. ue&fsl auf 9onbsn sareH its.
tis. Dar 20 Tsae k72. eommersid
Bins. 60 Taee. $4.72. et1t N.15A; re.
BEL anpeiiunoen H.7sh. Granes Stds
5.7Olt, 4abei S.6s7 Marf. feinsGuottrun'
asn, Rrsnen. feline Guolirunaen, Sire StHs
III, Rabel 1.16. Ruba St4t 2sA. 2asd
2S1s. eilbsr Darren 73,ts NsSHsnstss
collars S6X.
rft.-Sie Giienbsbn'N ftien
unb bic 9r,ess.Uftien paren beute harf uno
oi. yreiie itiessn, bic Snbuarie.aftieH aber
paren ssoradl.
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80. am S9fub $36.25; fiir SuIt
$36.12-37.25, am Salub $36.25.
S4mals. Gdir Waai $2072-
21.00, am S9Iub 5000; fir SuIi
$20.S5-21.37, am S6Iub $M.02
Gtppenieiten. - Sir Wtai $l9.46
1885, am S4lub $19.52; fur
Suli $19.75--21.12, am SdluB
$3.50.
Butter. - Whrtt feit.
Gier. - Warft itetig.
Rartoffeln. Wlartt unberdns
bert.
9efliissl. = asbeubes. Wartt uns
perGnbert.
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MasWdrttoe Wsdrfte.
Rem gorf, 13. 9tpril.

Rem gorf. 13. IprH.
Mebl. - Ulartt TART; 6riibiubrs
paisnts S11.15--11.40; Winter
patsnts $10.S0-11.05; @inter
Straisbts $10.4-10.65 aanida
Strais6ts $11.l5-11.40.
Dsissu. Waartt fart; go. 2
barter s2.52a I. o. B. Rem gOr.. GO.
/ Rprtbern Duluth $2.41a unb Ro.
/ Rortbern giauitoba $2.37 {. 0. s.
Rsp gori.
Wsll9iorn. - Wartt Fart; 10. 2
selbes S1.58 {. /. T. Rem gort.
Safsr. - UIartt unDerGroeri; -
Stanbaro 79c.
Beef. - Martt fart; Neb $26.OO
-27.00; familp $29.0O-S1.0o.
Sdmols. - g!artt T4ipab; gllbs
bic Wsit $21. 1.30-1. 40.
glnbsre artitsI unperdnbert.
3uder. Robsr. Martt feii;
Centrifugal $6.3e; TioIuFes 1851 ;
Nartt fsit; feiner Sra'
nulirier $7.5o-s.25.
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Suder. - Warft ttf. - W1ftIs
nirisr Gut 2oaf $10.35; polpbsreo
$40; Cubes $3.50; grauuIirtsr
$500: Gonfettiouer rQ- $3.50;
OFF ~ $s.60-s.70; tueibsr egtra
$8.4O-S.60; ettra G. $3.50 per
hunbert gJfunb.
Rolaffes. - Murft fstie. -
Rem Orleans Open RtttA 45 csc;
Centrifugal 25-a5c pet @dlIpne.
Rets. = grtra fdnep Ssab 63c
-7e; fdncp 64-63c; ftronb Genb
b-S3e; asbro&ensr 4-4as; Snpan s
Ok: Blue Roie 81 &c ptr Plumb.
Dafrps probufte
Butts -- Marst rutia. pssitt
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9dsliMer atarft' Serid)t.
giueinmati, 13. alpri

gineinnati, 13. april.
Die nabfolssnben Quoiiruusen bes
5ieben fib nur duf Gnsros 1runss
atiiontn. Bel ileinersn Gsi6Gftsn
nsroen etpas b0bere preiis bsrs9nsi.
prepiiioHeH.
S4mals. prima Sieam
20.95-21.l5; Gamilp 23s-Ac.
5roden seial3enes Jleii d..
- Sbort clear SeitsH 21t-Nac;
grtra ibort clear Seitsn 2l-21ae;
turse Rippsnieiten 20a-20se; Bellies
23s-24ae per pfunb.
GerGu4ertes 5leiid. -
Short clear Seitsn 23a-24c; ertra
ibort clear seiisn23s -24e; turSs
Rippenieiten 23-23sc; Bellies 25a
-26sc per pfunb.
Sugar Gureb Gleii9. =
Sdin.en 251-26e; pienie S9ult.rn
20-20at; 8reatfait Bacon 32-
33e; S9ultern in padeten 21-21ae;
S9uItern. ITEM yort Gut, 21s-22;
trodene gsef S9ultern 1856 per
pfunb.
Sibgep0teltes gGeif9. =
S9inien 22-22ae; picnic S9uls
tern 1s-18ac; Bellies 26-26ae;
SduItsrn, gseip gors Gu. 19A-2oc
per pfunb.
Jrif4es Gleifd. - G9inien
lofe 22a-23ae; pienieS1ult.rn 18a
-194c; Gdultern, 2O--2oae; turse
Rippenfeiien 20-20ae; fbort clear
Rippenieitel 2O-20ac; ertra fbort
clear Rippenieiten 2O-2Oac; Ieitt.
Bellies 29a-S0c; i4pere Bellies
27-27lc.
Webl unb Getreibs
Webl. = @iuter pateni S10.75
--11.25; Winter fancp $1O.25-10.s
70; Winier Ganilp $9.75-10.25;
Winter erira S8.75-9-25; ;Dinter ORE
bandrer $S.25-875; Sartes Msi5st
patent $10.75--11.25; Sdries Weis
gen fanep $10.O0-10.50; 5artes
Dsisen fainilp $8.75-9.25; Ross.u.
Rortbpefisrn ssmii5tss $s.5o-s.75;
Roessn, Gitp, rsines S8.75-9.0o;
Rrssm. gitp. ssmii4tes $50
800.
Wei3 en-. - Ro. Q rotber Winter
S2.53-2.55; go. 8 DO. $2.45-2.50;
Qo. A bo. $2.25-2.35.
NELL htorn. - go. 2 tpeibes
$1-525; Ro. 3 DO. $1.52; Ho. A bo.
$1.4S-1.5O; Ro. 5 bo. $1.H-1.s
46; go. 6 bo. $1.42-1.44. - Ro.
2 esIbss $1.4S5 5-1.49; go. 3 DO.
$1.4S-1.48s; SO. a DO. $1.A-
1.46; Ro. 5 bo. $1.42-1.44; 30 g.
DO. $1.40-1.42. - Ro. 2 ssniIntss
$148a-1.49; Ro. 3 DO. $1.48--
1.4S1; go. a DO. $1.44 -1.46; Ro.
5 bO. $1.42-1.A; Ro. 6 bo. ST.
W-1.42. Wtibss aolbentorn
$1.O-1.52; ssIbss aolbentorn ST..
5o-1.52; ssmii4tes aOIbsiiorn
$1.4S-L50.
Safer. - 30. 2 peibsr 76c;
Stmlbars iDeiber 75Ae; Ro. 3 tpeiber
74Ae; Ro. 4 ipeibsr 73a-74e; go.
ssmif6ter 74ac; $40. 3 eemiihter eins
6simif6er 73-73ae; Ro. A bemifds
ter 71-73e.
Rossen. - gao. 2 s1.s2-1s "a;
go. 8 S1.7S-1.S0; Ro. 4 $l.O-l
l. rs.
,Mbilfep. II
9srtauft ipurbsn 995 H6s. Dis
FILTERS Siniikb goobs auf Der 4aiiS
$1.47 pei galIone.
0roeertea.
2affee. - Saba 27-32e; Wps
9a 273 -3Oe; Guatemala faHfp 1sae; |
bo. gutter 173e.
Ms ssstss |
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2sp gOrt, 13. april.
Aupfer. - Martt rubis.
GlsctroIptit. = 3rpeitss Anartal
$32.O0-33.0O, nominal; orlttes
Auartal $29.O0-31.00.
Giien. - DART feit; so. 2 Sous
tbsrn S38.50-39.5O.
3inn. - Rarit fsit; $54.9o--
$500.
glei. - Wartt fsjt; 81 perIanst.
Spsltsr. - Ularit pilIig.
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Metaa.Wartt.

3sn gOrt, 13. apriI.
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bitnso 13. apriI.


S9ipeine. = 3uiuhr 14,OO0. =
Wartt ftipad. ) big 10c unisr benz
seftrieen preii.; Built $15.80-16.z
20; leihte $15.3j-16.15; esmii4ss
$15.60-16.30; idpere $15.6o-
1876; raubs $l5.6O-15.75; Jer,sI
$11.50-1450.
9iinbnieb. = 3ufubr 1000. -
Warit lansiam; giubeimii4e Beet
Gtiere $9.30--13.25; Gtoders uno
iyeebsrs S730-10DO; Riihe uno
6eifers $5,75-110O; aalber $500
--13.25.
S6afs. - 3ufubr 5000 Rdr't
fart; @stbers S10.70-13.10; Gtpes
$9.25-12.40; admmer $12.0o-
1900.
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0iebniarft.

Gineinnatt, 13. 9lpril,
3ufubr unb gsrfanbt pdbrenb ber
lebtn "a Gtunbm, pergIihsn NIT
herielben 9tit Der pergansenei bier
1ass tnaren ipie fclst:
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Gbitaso 13. 2lpriI.

uS0 10. ~tFfH'
Dei5en. = Sir Wlai $2.17l-2.s
25. ON SdIub $2.21; fir SuIi ST.
S7g-1.944. an S4Inb $1.s8s.
WelIdtOrn. - Giir Wai $1.33a-
1.3SA ON S6Iub $1.364; fir gull
$1.31s-L35s, am S&lub 1881.
6afer. - Siir Wai 64s 664e,
an S4lub 653e; fiir Suli ESD
Csc, an SdIub 63se.
Rpssen- = Rdrtt nominal,
gerfe. - $1.15-144.
1imptbp. - S4.50-6.50.
Rlee. - $12.00-17.00.
Wcrt, - aiir Mai $50. a.0-S7.s
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-11
Cow Testing Association

The Bull Cow Testing Association
offers to take in few new members
on the North Side. beginning October
LIST. 1917. Owners OF dairy cows
can have their herds tested and prof
its or loss figured on a business basis
at a very small cost The cost TO
each herd owner is 81 90 per COW per
year and 15c q month for each addi-
tional cow above the numbere enter
ed at the beginning of the year. Be
sides this members must board the
tester and feed his horse. for the one
day of each month when he visits the
herd.
This offers an excellent opportunity
to the dairy man to get rid OF his
poor cows or boarders. We cannot
afford to feed fifteen dollar hay to a
COW. which is not high producer.
At very small cost you can enter
he testing association and sort out
your boarding COWS which are not
making you a profit. Apply to your
county agent or write Roy E Smell.
Official tester. Bull, Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-11
TO be put In this fall.

to be put In this fall.
Weiser-Contract let for new
bridge here
Lewiston.-Women to weigh beets
for sugar factory.
McCammon.-Irrig company
organized here with $4,000 capt.
tai. VIII take over water rights In
Portneuf river, and proposes to in
stall pumping plant, for irrigating
10000 acres of productive lands
adaptable to sugar beets and other
crops.
Kooskia.-One-sto concrete store
building going up here.
Mosco~.-Idaho County Free Press
changes hands.
The cost of grain has increased
$50 per cent over the average price
for 20 years. Freight rates have
advanced 81 per cent, while sup
plies and wages on railroads have ad-
vanced from SO to 800 per cent.
Blackfoot Potato and Fruit Grow
ers' Association build big storehouse.
1t is a patriotic duty at this time
to see that Legislation is passed per-
hitting development of our water
power $50 necessary in manufacture
of fertilizers and war munitions.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-11
500 Reward, 500.

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at
least one dreaded disease that science
has been able to cure In all its
stages and that Is catarrh. Catarrh
being greatly Influenced by consti-
tutional conditions requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Medicine is taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces of the System thereby destroy
ing the foundation OF the disease,
giving the patient strength by build
ing up the constitution and assisting
nature In doing its work. The prop
rietors have 30 much faith In the
curative powers OF Halls Catarrh
Medicine that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for any case that It fails
to cure. send for list OF testimonials
Address F. J. Cheney & Co., To
ledo. Ohio. Sold by all Druggists
75c.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-11

II.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-11
ELECTRIC FAN In NEW ROLE
Now Used to Dry Fruits and Nege.
tables in the Home

The electric fan has many novel
and useful tasks to do besides keep
ing the room cool in summer. Its lat
est task is to assail the High Cost
of Living by assisting in drying fruits
and vegetables for winter consump-
ton.
According to the U. S. Department
of Agriculture, 1t has been found that
many sliced vegetables and fruits
when placed in long trays 3 It. by
IT. and stacked In two tiers end
to end before an electric fan, can be
dried to the requisite dryness within
"a hours. Some require much less
time. For instance, sliced string
beans and shredded sweet potatoes
will dry before a fan running at a
moderate speed within a few hours.
In many cities the electric fan will
cost not more than one-fourth of a
cent an hour to run. The fan should
be placed close to the stacks of trays
and they should not be filled so full
that the air cannot pass freely
through them. Thief an method has
marked advantage In that the pro-
duct keeps cool owing to evaporation
while IL is being dried. thus tending
to retain the color and reduce spoil
age.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-11
Notice for Publication
Final Proof

l. Anna l.. Scott, of Jerome, Ida
no, who made Entry No. 1890 under
the provisions of an act of the Legis-
lature OF the State of Idaho. common
ly known as the Carey Act" ap-
proved March End, 1899, which en-
braces VIZ NEA and ny SEX, of
Section 81 of township s South, of
range II, 4. B. M, do hereby give
notice Of my intention to make final
proof 20 establish my claim to the
land above described, and that l ex-
pect 70 prove that l have resided on,
reclaimed and cultivated said land
as required by law, before Henry M.
Hall at Jerome. Idaho, on the 26th
day Of October, 1917, by two of the
following witnesses:
C. C. Wilbur, John S. Hartshorn,
Roy Clayton. r. II. Trail. all of Je-
rome. Idaho.
Anna L. Scott,
Entryman.
First pub. Sept. 81. Last pub. Oct 25.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-11
Idaho Weekly Industrial Review

'"io weekly INDUSTRIAL review
Boise.-Idaho Mining Assn. gath
erlng data on running industry to
SHOW people generally its Importance
10 state and show the thousands of
men employed and the vast sums
spent for development purposes.
Nampa.-The unprecedented pros
porous condition of farmers sur
rounding this city is shown by rap
Idly increasing bank deposits.
Caldwell.-Big shipments OF grain
and spuds leave here past month
from Wilder and Deer Flat section
The Payette valley has been great
ly handicapped In harvesting its fruit
crop on account OF scarcity of labor.
Pcatello.-Plans completed for
organization OF irrigation company,
capitalized for $4,000 To install
pumping plant to irrigate 10000
acres of productive lands.
Boise Statesman women
working in box factories and helping
to pick and pack our fruit are doing
more for the cause Of equal suffrage
than are the women who are picket
Ing the White House.
Lewiston.-State Highway Com
mission let's contract for construction
OF North and South Highway In Ad-
ans county for $4,000.
Pacific Coast shippers by Cooper
ating In heavier loading saved dur
Ing the month OF August enough cars
to supply the Southern Pacific's en-
tire Pacific system for one and one
half days.
Standpoint may soon own It's water
system.
Orofino bridge to be repaired. Cost
s4,0 to $1,000.
Kellogg Work begins on Pine
Creek railroad. Cost 100000. VIII
employ from 100 to 200 men.
Government is calling for men to
cut spruse timber for aeroplane man
ufacture. With 10000 men shortage
in logging camps. this call will I'm.
crease labor famine.
approximately 1900 acres OF LAND
will be opened to homestead entry
October 10. 1917, at the Blackfoot
land office.
Kellogg.-Bids opened for con
truction OF second unit OF city hal
here. To cost about $4,000.
Twin Falls.-Paving OF allies here
to cost $4,000.
Council. packing house A.
by 100 feet being built at Council
Mesa orchards.
Pacific coast shipyard strikes max
Joyful front page news in Berlin.
Ridgefeld i Idaho Irrigation CO
employing hundreds OF men at s37
day.
Boise Ranch in Snake irrigatio
project sold for $4,000.
Caldwell.-New garage and fee
store planned here.
Boise. Ogden and Boise survey
ors claim Lowman-Deadwoo
Valley is most beautiful In countr!
to cost from $4,000 to $4,000
Meridian. Earl Mckinney fru
evaporating plant begins work Z
people employed.
Rupert-Bridge to be built owe
Snake river here.
Idaho Falls.-22. 900 acres betwee
Blackfoot and Aberdeen to be sui
ject to entry October 10.
Hailey-Hoisting and pumpin
machinery to be installed at the Re
Elephant.
Twin Falls.-County commission
ers have given a tentative contra,
to build new road into Jarbrids
from Hot Hole ranch. on conditio
that Elko county, Nevada, build fro
the town OF Jarbridge to the stat
line.
Hailey.-Developm at the Ma
cot satisfactory. Electrical pow,
and light plant and other equipmel
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-11
Apples for Sale

Fine cooking. eating and drying
apples for sale. w. C. White, Or
chard Grove Farm. Barrymore Cor
ner. II.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-11
Typewriter For Sale

New Remington typewriter for
sale, $500 $1,000 down and $500
per month. Enquire at this office.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-11

AT the Northside Inn. Night clerk,
pantry girl or man, waitress and dish
washer Apply to the manager. II.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-10-11
Anna l.. Scott,

First pub. Sept. 81. Last pub. Oct. 25.