Payette County ID Archives News.....New Plymouth Produce September 10, 1896
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Payette Independent September 10, 1896
Payette Independent
Payette, Idaho
September 10, 1896

Taking advantage of our absence last Saturday, Ed Grothjan filled most of the 
available space in our office with a collection of farm products from New 
Plymouth colony.  The collection embraced unusually fine corn from A. C. 
Ringer’s place, and cabbage, musk-melons, onions and tomatoes from Misses. 
Stovel and Veazey’s “Endeavor Farm.”  Some of the onions measured twelve inches 
in circumference, and they were grown from seed sown the last of April.  All 
the specimens were equal to the products of any farm in the valley, and present 
a very forcible illustration of what a couple of Chicago women have been able 
to accomplish as Idaho farmers on the New Plymouth plan.


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