Arbon's 1907 harvest: 35,000 bushels from the dry farms
In November 1907 two Arbon men told the American Falls Press that thirty-two families had threshed 35,000 bushels of grain, and named the best wheat fields and varieties.
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In November 1907 two Arbon men told the American Falls Press that thirty-two families had threshed 35,000 bushels of grain, and named the best wheat fields and varieties.
A 1907 front-page report of an Idaho Falls druggist's death ended with news carried to his brother, who kept a general store at Arbon, the earliest printed mention of the Payne store yet found.