Pocatello paper calls the spoiled Pauline wheat “rank fiction”
June 3, 1918 · Newspaper clipping
In June 1918 the Pocatello Tribune called the Nonpartisan League’s charge that Pauline wheat had rotted “rank fiction,” a month after its own report that some of it had spoiled.
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- June 3, 1918
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- Pauline and West Fork
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- Newspaper clipping
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- Pocatello Tribune, June 3, 1918, page 2. Marshall Public Library, Pocatello.
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- Pocatello paper calls the spoiled Pauline wheat “rank fiction”
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The article as printed in the Pocatello Tribune, June 3, 1918, page 2. Marshall Public Library, Pocatello.
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