Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-04-19
IDAHO WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

yeIopment in Western States MAX
ing Big Demand for Labor-States
Ask Help in Avoiding Farm LABOR
Shortage.
Payette-Oregon Short-Line TO
make extensive improvements In
trackage here.
Occur d'Alene-Cannery buys new
machinery which will make 1t pos
sible to handle forty thousand cases
of apples at greatly reduced cost OF
operation.
Moscow-Idaho university COW
makes new record Of 1S,929.7 lbs.
milk and 609.45 lbs. butterfat.
Downey to have cheese factory.
Lapwai-About 65,O00,00O feet
indian timber to be auctioned next
month.
Grangeville- Much excitement
caused by rich strike in, American
Eagle mine.
What is regarded as largest ship
ment for development purposes made
to Clerks Fork, Ida, valued at
$4,000 to $4,000.
Caldwell creamery will enlarge
plant at cost of between $1,000 to
$4,000.
Bozeman-"Inter wheat in Fergus
county reported in wonderful con-
dition.
Road signs to be placed on three
hundred miles of highway leading to
Caldwell.
Rexburg Factory adopts "Sever-
ty-five thousand tons of sugar beets
for Our Factory This Year" slogan.
Pocatello-Excavat work on
new business building under way.
Jerome-North Side Canal Com
pany to contract for 176,400 aero
feet of stored water at American
Falls reservoir for second and third
| segregations of project.
Pocatello-Idaho auto licenses to
April l, are 1000 more than in 1922.
Wallace-Good progress being
made in Ajax tunnel
Idaho Falls-Survey work to de-
termine all possibilities in Bonnie
Vile county to be commenced by bu-
reau of mines and geology.
Arco-Letuce growers incorpor-
pany starts seasons work employing
about 20 men.
Priest River mill working three
shifts.
Adco-Lettuce growers incorpor-
ate company.
Parma-Several thousand head
livestock shipped from here during
past week
/ Lumber camps over entire state
reported full blast.
| Proposed park and boulevard sye-
tenn for Pocatello to be voted on soon.
| Culdesac--Force Of about so men
engaged in grading, finishing and
surfacing nine-mile stretch of North
and South Highway.
Lewiston Idaho Normal gets
$4,000 dormitory.
| Salmon-Tests made near here for
oil
| Wallace-New mineral belt being
| developed here between the Galena
mining property and Amazon-Dixie
mine at Sildix, Montana.
Work in highway between Grange
| vile and White Bird under way.
Construction Of two links in Vel
4 lowstone Trail in Shoshone count,
will be under way soon.
i Coeud d Alene-Preparation ar,
under way for the installation of ;
| loo to 150-ton capacity mill at Soutl
Fork mine.
i Occur d Alene-Pine Creek ma,
have road soon. Reports current tina
), o. w. R. & N. Co. plans to build a
early date.
Idaho Farmers see era of. prosper
lily.
! Nampa postal receipts o
Nampa Postoffice for quarter endin
March 81 amounted to s12,119.39.
Nampar-Permanen enlargement
OF farmers ditch lateral from tn
Hldenbaugh canal to be made.
CoeuH Decentralization founi
In Homebuilder Mining and Develop
ment Company ranges from $14.5
to $20.41 to ton.
Communities along Snake an
Columbia rivers interested in navi
cation of those streams receivin
NOTIFICATION from United States en-
gineers of hearing applying to de
yelopment at Five-Mile rapids abov
; Pasco.
1 St.. Maries-Railway farm exhibl
planned. ~
Il Inc FEDERAL government is aske,
by western states to install brancl
labor offices to provide for the com
ing scarcity of labor. With create
exclusion of immigration, and com
mon labor. being rapidly mobizie
lore or less into skilled labor. tn
cost of living will probably increas
with the general impending labo
shortage. -
Building operations in the Unite,
states for the first three months O
1923 are estimated at one million
zoo million dollars, which breaks al
pereWous records. Reports for tn
ilrst quarter shows that 205 cite
are starting new work totaling 1920,
$4,000.