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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-01-19
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OUR BOY REPORTER
George Caldwell, Ian lO**

George Caldwell. Ian lO**
Fare an warmer an doctor Gigray whats the
dentist is on the music committee up to the Kiwans
club Nell sed she seen in the paper witch is good
place for dentist cause they hear lots of music in
thare bizness He went rite up to Boise to git som
new idars bout music also
Jim dash
Joe Roddys back whats up to the Western
nashnu bank workin. He went where's for
Christmas out side of the u. States mister Grant
Ward sed. | don't no ware less it wuz Mexico
cause he wusent gone long enuff to go to Cuba.
Jim dash
The lady's artillery up to the Legion's got
started tffne pretty soon they goin to have
a dance eats to raise mummy with Mrs
Frank Meek's he'd presdunt of it without wages
or benefit of clergy she told my mother
Jim dash
Mr.. Fred Mitchell whats Judge now sed sum
peoples goin to be inside lookn out pretty soon
less they behave thare sells they wont be all
demmercrats neither he sed
i'm dash
Mister ]. O. Andrews is he'd n e. OF the Odd
fellows now so next munth they are goin to have
sum big doins gittin in thare buildin an CESS
all the odd fellows will have on thare uniforms an
them wun time to funru MasOns they ware
aprons sted of sumthin round thare necks. Most
all Masons is marrid my fother sed witch is enuff
to have round thare necks. My mother she sed
is that so.
If you have got sum hem stitchin miss Can
ter up to 900 Chicago wants sum.
i'm dash
Mister Mackey witch lives root rs got a
dandy fine keefer trumpet cornet cheep to sell but
if you live live you better not blow it
CESS cause we had a witch plade sacks
fone next to us when we lived in boise an my fother
had him rested he moved way with it. He
worked days an plade it round the house mites
so my fother had him pinched for dsturbn the
peece. Comets make more niose than sacks foneS
if you have got lots of wind.
i'm dash
Inez Caoway's workin on the loop
i'm dash
Dorothy Dudley witch spraint her knee playin
basket ball but | don't no witch wun it is Never
mind the cheef Sc so | won't
Jem dash
Fern Myers wus here from Canyon with 2
girls but don't no what thare names are but wun
Of thems Ruth ennyhow. They come up to shop
CESS an see the sites.
EN- dash
| called up mister Paul Case for sum news
but he wus out some weres SO | CESS thare ant
nothn dom.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-01-19

Go git washed up now George an go to school
the cheef jus told Nell she sed try sum water
a round your neck also George. Gee wiz you cant
git no water round your neck cause it wud leel
down all over you. Ladie sthey put powder on
thare faces to cover up the dirt CESS
thirty
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-01-19
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Cottonwood dipped In q little methyl
ated spirit will efrectunlly clean unpro-
tected photographs without In an way
destroying their polished surface.
Evening star., 1923-05-03

als LOSGFELL0w ST. N.W.-TWO ROOMS
kitchen, bath. beautifully furnished: new
modern: $40: one room. Kitchen. bath. $50. A.
cOI,JJMBIA ROAD NEAR 18th STREET-AT-
trsctiyely furnished apartment: bedroom, liv-
ing room. hall, kitchen, pantry, bath; $40.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS
Continued

YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE MODEST SIZED
apartment or house, with all modern i'm
pfovements. By June I 10 be permanent; let
me know what you have and l will call and
see it.
Address Box 1a2-P Star Office 4.
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS

DOWNTOWN APARTMENT.
A splendid freproof apartment building con-
tanning 80 beautiful apts., located In section
where values are rapidly enhancing. The
gross rentals are over $13.50O. only $4,000
cash required. This property will pay better
than 30@o the amount invested.
1ANHAM HILL,
1400 II st. NV. Main &C.. .
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOARD Five mics in country: ideal l"ra
tion: large estate; rates. $50 per mo. including
garage. Phone Clarendon ,,r2. -
TRAINED NURSE will room. hoard and care
for invaIids, convaescents. elderly patients:
also chronic cases. Maple Woods Farms Silver
Spring, Md Telephone Sandy Spring Sc ~.
my1Qs
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GOPIIEY courts ROOMS. KITCHEN SYD
hath attractively furnished: large rooms !:
south eastern and western exposures: very
reasonab bic; lease 10, Sept. /. 1923. Cali Main
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| IAPARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED

liza 2lst ST NV.
3-room, Kitchen ard bath apartments. first
nnd second floors; ore block TO Conn. ave. cars
Rent. $76 per month.
r. F. SAI'l. CO. 1872 Eve ST. NV.
CATHEDRAL MANSIONS,
200 Connecticut Ave.
Just Completed.
Several very desirable apartments of 3 and
! rooms and bath; all large. outside rooms;
4-room apartments have three exposures.
WARDMAN.
Main 4lnn. 1880 X st. NV.
1i22 COLUMBIA ROAD LARGE ROOMS
Kitchen and bath. third DOR; Ink; large
closets: electricity. -
ATTRACTIVE SECOND FLOOR-LIvIS,i
room. kitchenette with water and gas; bed
room. sleeping porch. bath: garage; $50
WALTERS. ":s9 Park ave. Takoma Park.
Phone Col. o1l1-J. 90
CATHEDRAL MANSIONS
2ND Connecticut Ave.
Just Completed.
Several very desirable apartments Of 3 and
rooms and bath: all large. outside rooms ,
4 room apartments have three exposures
WARDMAN.
NJ 4lso 1870 X St. NV
HANDSOME APARTMENTS.
Wonderful lacation.
rooms. baths. sleeping porch.
New building.
onS5 Bancroft ST.
High-class in every respect.
g. W. LISkTNS.
1T19 X ST Phone Main sa9S
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house in washimgtou : rooms and bath. heau-
fifnlly furnished: oriental rugs. etc: also Z
r. nnd h.. beautifully furnished nom" in very
exclusive section for summer: others. II. T..
81 42kn
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Rockville, on Norbeck Macadam
Az acres fine virgin oak shade, lawn. o.
room frame bath, furnace, elec. light, sew
erage, slate roof. fine line of bearing tree and
vine fruit; garage. barn, : chicken houses;
very attractive; price, s10,oO0; terms
Frederick, Md.
3o1, acres. all in high state of cultivation:
harm garage family orchard and small fruits;
chicken houses; 7-room frame, bath. h.-w.h..
sleeping porch: shade, lawn. shrubbery: very
attractive property and cheap. Price, sd,50n;
terms.
Stone & Fairfax. 1912 \. \. Ave.
Ask for Mr.. CrosSman.
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Observation-Disclosures

PETWORTH-FOrR OUTSIDE ROOMS AND
bath. modern. private entrance: ideal lnca
tion. tol. 4l66-J S42 Narfum st. NV. 81
THE rAIOIS. 1890 MASS. AVE. ROOMS
and bath. FRANK A. O'NEIII. 1892 Wiscon-
sin Pinnn West LAG.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1867 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Large.
well furnished home has vacancies Tor u ie"
guests who appreciate refined home I. stmos.
pherc: all outside rooms. with ana without
private baths: irAnsients accommodated my1l
1871 10th N.w.--Newly furnished papered
and painted double rooms: reception hail ana
parior privileges: baths on each floor: Slo per
week. -
I1u+ KENYON ST N.W.--Attractively fur
nisIrd, bright. front room with meals. for two
in pr!vst" home of Young people; al modern
rnnvenienrrs. Col. 6Iss.
1872 col RD.--AftIartiUr rooms: '-leetricity.
continuous hot water: excellent meals t"l'
g,,iS.
1%ta FAIRMoNT- furnished. pleasant
double room.' ami. southern exposure. "A
ccllent table. tGl. 1879.
1926 VERMONT AVE. NV. Atunctively FIR
nished room. adjoining bath: suitable Tor Two:
ais" choice single room: rates in"derate !.
l141 q ST. NW-Nic,S'y furnished single
and double rooms. excellent table board; near
all departments -.
sa14 tuNN ATTRACTIVE double front
room with without board: reasonable.
1ial HARVARD ST. N.w.-IArg" front room.
beautifully furnished next Ia bath: also sin
gle room: men only, -
FRANKLIN. APT "a 1913 14th 81. NV:
Excellent room and luarl private family,
reasonable.
1120 II ST. N.w.-For those who desire real
home comforts and arr"t zins meas: reason
able rates: transiens accommodated -
CHEVY CIASE-FleH>aAt ruolH LOT gr!itN
1871 ~
as3 II ST. NV Furnished rooms with board.
ARCADIA. 49, Mass Room and board.
IS 10 Sa.1u week.
800 18th NV Small loom; excellent home
cooking: reasonable, rates. ~
3l2 ST. NE Large front room: n.so
Ink. -----i"
oo4 VA AVE sw Room ana board; scn-
tleman only. y
1885, 18th ST. w.--LargA and small r,oms.
electricity: excellent rah,". Co.,
4oi .lst 81 NV Sug1- and donie twin
beds: cl."tr,.'ty. North "3I4.
l6o3 ST NW.--H"r m: tran>!ent$ a"cnm-
moIat"d. T~rsi,hr 2ti2a
ROOM AND BOARD in private family.
Ge"tgrt"wn. Wet Im'2
9lI 7th 81. Ne Fur tw" = rS "r couple:
nllon". ga. electricity.
1872 C"NN. AvE.--I.srr- room t"r or 3
ladies: with l.ard. So per mo. 3
week each: good l~,o:d Frank 1876 3s
rso. /, 81. Sins.e and double rooms. near
hath: Cu,M lSIarti: rra ,""Hihe. "
1899 18th 81 NV Desirable. large front
room refined: r"aS'.'al';e.
1872 $r--Pl"as.,.:t roorh. suitablr r>two:
GOOD table. -
1521 K-Atrrartive sunny room snitahle for
'wo three. -- i
PALMETTO INN. OH 10Th st.
Pleasant rooms client meals and service:
hest res dpntial >rrtou. convenient 10 depart
ments sioirs and theater> Tab" hoaiders ac-
comm"dIted. L.
Pvle Inn. 1888 10th NV.
nonnres opening; attractive dining rooms;
monthly or day rate: T0""ls. bath; permanent
or transient. North .2122 -----.--.
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AL HARVARD ST. N.W.-Iarg" front room,
beautifully furnished. next To bath: also SIN
gle room: men only, -
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CHEVY CHASE-rl-Hsant room for g"ntlr
man with or without breakfast. t'"veland
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l120 II ST. N.w.-For those who desire real
home comforts and apret zinc meas: reason
able rates: trHuSeu+S accommodated '"
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WANTED-CoUNTRY BOARD.

COUPLE. child. want board and room
easy distance Washington; prefer private fam
ily; modern country home; plain cooking: rea
sonable. Address 1s0y aS-M. star office.
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from down town, close to pike and
ears; fine. newly painted, large two
story, siX-room house in perfect cun-
dition. with beautiful trim and floors:
large front and rear porches. very at
tractiye lawn, with beautiful flowers
some of which came from the White
House. All pecessary outbuildings.
Ideal for a residence or poultry farm.
Wire fence around property. 1860
locust posts. 10S fruit trees in bear
ing, assorted varieties. Two ever
running springs. Concrete we'll on
back porch Small fruits, including
blackberries. raspberries, grapes. etc.
Sell cheap on essy terms or trade for
city property.
n. r. ROBINSON.
653 Munsey building.
Main 2012.
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3514 CONN Attractive double front
room. with without board: reasonable.
Evening star., 1923-05-03

FRANKLIN. APT "a 1913 l4th ST. NV
Excellent and hoard: private family,
SDnallt.
Evening star., 1923-05-03

All prices all locations. Addresses free.
Washington Serv. Bu.. Dist. Nat. Bank bldg.
AMY GORDON. APARTMENT sPEIIALIsT.
4 TO 8 rooms. fur. and Unfur.: month or year.
32o Colorado Bldg. Main 583.
Evening star., 1923-05-03
APARTMENTS-FUR. G. UNFUR
Continued.

THREE AND FOUR ROOMS, COOPERATIVE
apartment, northwest heights: will sell equi-
ty; leaving city. Address Box 127-P. Star
Evening star., 1923-05-03
TABLE BOARD.

IT52 nI-l. 81 NV. Hot hrraiS. homemade
desserts. fresh vrgc:air.,s delicious salads.
chicken dinners twice week: d;vi,lual
fables North "S..s &C.
o0.2 18th ST. N.W.--Excellent table: prompt
service y. iIl6.
1910 BELMONT ST--l.Hcrllpnr meals. well
served. ST. - per n"nfh. f;'
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l141 & ST NW.-N Nic,.'y furnished single
and double rooms. excellent table board; near
all departments -
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I@t:i FNIRMoNr-Well furnished. pleasant.
double ROOM anil. southern exposure. "X-
coll table al
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1873. COL RD.--Aftrartive rooms: 'electricitT.
continuous hot water: excellent meals t"l'
LL...,S
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

T06 @ ST. S.W., 8 r & B.. SEMI
detached; large lot; possession; Of
fered at reduced price. ON terms: or
trade equity In part payment for 6-r.
modern brick, ne. or Sc.
HIGH BRIDGE. Md, close to W.,
b. & A. elec. line: 6 r. & b., modern
bungalow; acres ground: vacant; best
offer takes it, cash or terms; trade or
lease.
n. f. RYON CO., Inc,
Main 459T. 1923 r ST.
Evening star., 1923-05-03

1926 VERMONT AVE. NV Al Atunctively frr-
ushel room. adjoining hath suitable for tive:
alS a ,hn Sin,,ln mnlPrAte. -
Evening star., 1923-05-03

dence or farm, without or with full equip
ment. we have number of them within easy
motoring distances Of Washington. Call OF
correspond with US, telling what you want.
WM. II. SAUNDERS CO.,
Phone M 1016-10l7 1893 at NV
Evening star., 1923-05-03

1903 KENYON ST. N.W.-Attractively fur
nishrd, bright. front room with meals. for i've
in private home of young people; al modern
Evening star., 1923-05-03

CENT EMtN desires ROOM. ami near Agri-
cultural Department.: with or without meals
private family preferred. Address Box 1SaP.
Star office is
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WANTED-ROOMS.

FURNISHEp ROOMS or 2. couple with
:hre. children, wi.h iu rent. or Il small house,
for month sN weeks. Phone lIyattsville
oSl or NJ SotD -
Evening star., 1923-05-03
WANTED-RoOMs AND BOARD.

REFINED FRENCH GTIl. would give les
sons and de- ue"dlework ia exchange for room
and board. Address Box .9N-P. Star office.
Young man desires board ami room i'll pri-
ware family: vicinity of 18th and lol. ri. Nv.
Address Boy n1D.p Star 1tti,p
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SUBURBAN BOARD
APARTMENTs-FURNIsHED.

HYATT MANSION. IIyaTtsyilI,.- -Pleasant
looms iarg" grounds: home cooking; SIC
weekly. -
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Contained.

:.10 ONTARIO ROAD THREE ROOMS AND
bath; all outside: furnished for housekeeping
S,II. Col. ffI5. -
1873 l+th ST NV. FIRST APARrMENT-a
exceptionally large rooms: large kitchen
ami: reception hall: newly furnished: porch:
Evening star., 1923-05-03
RENT-DESK SPACE.

DESK SPACE WITH OFFICE SERVICE. IN
Guiding desk and chairs. 81 up BUILDERS
& MANTFACTURING EXCHANGE, 40 Bond
bldg. Main 1894. Frank. JI2s.
Evening star., 1923-05-03
WANTED-LOTS,
SALE--FARMS.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARM OF FOUR
teen acres. located macadam road nine
miles from d. c. improved ny seven-room
dwelling. garage and all outhuildings neces-
sary beautiful creek flowing through property:
fine location for chicken farm: possession thir-
ty days. bargain for $500.
Evening star., 1923-05-03

1461 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Laree.
well furnished home has vacancies for rev
guests who appreciate a refined home atmos-
pl,erc: all outside rooms with and without
private baths: transients accommodated. mylI'
Evening star., 1923-05-03

QUIET gentleman government clerk, VIII care
for ward children tr hc companion evenings
for room and meal. Address BOX 30oP.
Star
Evening star., 1923-05-03
KEW GARDEN,

KEW GARDENS.
200 QUE ST. NV.
Reservations are now being
made. Apartments two rooms
and bath to eight rooms and two
baths. See manager on premises.
HARRY a. KITE. Inc,
Main 4840. 1914 K St. NV.
2ooS 10th ST. NV.
Two apartments. 3 rooms and hath = rooms
and bath; rents. s12U and S95. respectively
In perfect condition and pleasant surroundings.
OUINTER, THOMAS & CO.,
REAL ESTATE FINANCING.
s19 18th ST. NV Main s4l6-s417.
1921 OREGON AVE. NV.
Three rooms. kitchen ard bath; rear porch
and yard ami. Rent only s53.
OJ1NTER, THOMAS & CO.,
REAL ESTATE FINANCING.
SIG 18th st. NV Main Al6-s411.
TIE ARGONNE.
Columbia road at 18th ST. NV.
Apartments for Lease.
Three rooms and bath. $50, TO SIX rooms
ard baths. s225.
Apply Resident MANAGE
Phone Columbia 4Iss. or
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Phillips Bldg. 10th and Sis. NV.
Main 1900.
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uNE. room and kitchenrtt- first second
floor. by an elderly lady in quiet home. .id
dress Box 2l9-P, Star office.
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Pyle I'm. 1855 10th NV.

oppo>ite Chastletun. Mrs. l.. l.. Pyle an
nounres opening; attractive dining rooms;
monthly or day rate ro""ls. bath; permanent
or transient. North I212.
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a33 ii ST NV Furnished rooms with board
-
ARCADIA. 49, Mass Room and board
IS to 50 - week
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PALMETTO INN. OH 10Th st.
Pleasant rooms. client meals and service:
hest res DENTAL section. convenient ~ depart
ments sioirs and teaters. Tab" hnaiders ac-
commudlttA IL.
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1911 10th N.W.-Newly furnished papered
and painted double rooms: reception hall and
paror privileges; baths each floor: $40 per
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800 18th NV Small loom; excellent home
cooking: reasonable rates. ~
AZ 4 ST. NE Large front room: n.so
Ink. !"
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TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN. RATH AND IN
closed porch. NV. section: rent. S41 to pur
chaser of hne furniture. reasonable. Address
Box 22a-M. star office. -
l12O 9th N.W.--3 ROOMS AND BATH FOR
ilant holsekprPlne, Wlll accnnliIllh'alt- % =.
1918 l. NW.-rWO ROOMS KITCHEN
cite. cleo, gas. INV h.. phone: space In ga
rage. 1l23 18th NV. 3s
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-06-29
NEAT FOR HEALTH

The week Of June % to 30 Is being
observed all over the United States
as Meat for Health Week.
Live stock producers, meat packers
and retailers are working together In
an effort to boost the consumption of
meats. Thousands Of streamers,
newspaper ads, envelop stickers and
recipe books are being distributed to
place before the nation the value of
meat in their diet. Make Meat the
Main DISH" is one Of the popular sfo-
gans.
Department Of Agriculture experts
point out that meat Is healthful, ap-
petizing and sustaining. More meat in
the diet Is needed for better rounded
American race and a more prosperous
agriculture, according to meat enthu-
siasts.
The National Live Stock and Meat
Board, which is backing the campaign
is composed Of representatives from
the live stock producers, packers, re-
tailers and the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.
Eat Meat for Health!
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-06-29
INCREASED LOGGING SPEEDS
WITH ELECTRIC DONKEY ENGINE

According to the Electrical World,
an increase in logging speed Of 125
per cent and decrease in operating
cost have been accomplished in the
Pacific Northwest by the replacement,
of steam driven donkey engines by
electric motor engines. In addition 10
savings from increased speed Of OPP
Grafton, a great saving is made pos
sible by doing away with the laying
of pipes to supply water to the boil
ers of steam donkey engines. Yard
ing and loading operations make So
per cent Of the total operating cost,
neglecting stumpage. This high pro-
ortion of total expense indicates that
the greatest economies in logging OPP
erations may be gained by electrified
ton Of yarders and leaders.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-06-29
GOOD CATTLE ARE IN
BIG DEMAND NOW

With the supply of strictly good
cattle dwindling, due to drying up of
feed in most sections Of California,
there is a keen demand for strictly
good cattle at the Los Angeles Union
Stock Yards. On the other hand, SELL
ers are experiencing some difficulty
in moving common and in-between
cattle and the trade generally looks
for these grades to work lower rath-
er than higher. 1t Is believed that
good cattle will continue to advance
Strictly good steers from Imperial
Valley sold this week at the Los An
geles Union Stock Yards at $40 to
$3.50 cwt., with head buyers from
the various Los Angeles packing
plants active bidders. Men who are
in close touch with the market look
for top cattle to reach $7.75 or $500
within the next thirty days. Prices
on dressed beef at Los Angeles work
ed higher this week, although COM
mon grades did not share the advance.
Farm and Ranch Market Journal.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-06-29
ELECTRICITY WILL
EQUALIZE POPULATION

According to Charles A. Coffin, the
next great social change is decentral-
ization. Electricity made the big
city. Now it is expected to unmake it.
All Of the advantages of the city will
soon be possible on the farm, withou,
having to put up with the unenduring
iniquities of city life. Economy, effic-
iency and culture may soon be broad
casted. When they are we wont have
to suffer from subway jams, freight
COMPOSITIONS, high prices, impossibly
high rates for impossible cramped
living quarters, strikes, unemploy-
ment, crime waves and a hundred
other plaques of modern times.
Mr.. Coffin's basis for these views
is, of course, the extremely large cit
ies-we might say the super cities. In
this open country we do not have IN
our cities uncomfortable iniquities",
subway jams" etc. And it is comfort
ing to know that this tendence of ell
ectricity to equalize population will
revent such condition arising in our
state of broad expanses, wonderful
climate, and potential soil production.
When the time comes as it rapidly IS,
that we have developed into big !
community Of small prosperous farms
electricity will then be available moro
generally in farm life, for the service
should be sufficiently large to mako
practicable the greater extension OF
rural lines
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-06-29
AN ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR
WILL HELP YOU THROUGH
THE HOTTEST SUMMER

Now that the end of June brings
with it the prospect of long, blistering
hot days, it is a satisfaction, indeed,
to feel that one is insured against too
great discomfort by being able to have
both ice and chilled foods continual
| ly at hand Nowadays there is no need
to worry about a possible doubtful ice
supply or those annoyances which
are attendant upon having your ice
man track mud across your freshly
scrubbed kitchen or your need to
arise at an ungodly hour to let him
into your house.
These and other similar grievance
es fade away like smoke when there
is an electric refrigerator in the
house.
For one thing you are always sure
of sufficient ice for table consump-
ton, no matter what the hour, by
just filling the several ice cube MAX
ing pans with water and allowing It
to freeze. You don't have to founder
around with an elusive ice pick and
chip both your finger and your dispo-
siton In your endeavor to get enough
ice to chill an expected drink.
Even more important is the SAM
tary feature that goes hand in hand
with the electric refrigerator. All
foods kept therein retain an even
temperature Of cold and so can no
preserved much longer. There is
thus infinitely less food waste than
there Is with the every day ice box.
The woman who owns an electric
refrigerator is sure Of being able to
supply the daintiest salads, cold Cuts
and iced drinks at a moments notice
and as she can stock her refrigerator /
heavily in advance she never has
cause for alarm at a sudden influx Of
guests, for she knows that, no mat
or how the mercury may have climb
id, she can do her bit towards making
summer not only bearable but enjoy
lble for her family and friends.