Title:
Double S Curves, Freeze Out Grade
Emmett Idaho (ID), Real Photo unused
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Growing dewberries on irrigated land
Emmett Idaho (ID), Divided Back
Description:
Dewberries is a principal crop with the growers of small fruit, and the varieties grown in the Emmett Fruit Belt are large and highly flavored and command the highest prices. The ripening follows immediately after strawberry picking is over, and forms one link in the chain of continuous fruit harvest. From $600 to $1000 per acre net is common with this class of small fruit. This view is an actual photograph taken on the Hopper Ranch, near Emmett
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Acutal photo at Model Fruit Farm
Emmett Idaho (ID), Divided Back unused
Description:
Only two years have elapsed since the ranch shown in this picture was in sagebrush. Originally a homestead, the owner, Mr. Hopper, has disposed of a portion of this land at over $300 an acre. He has refused many offers of $25,000 for the remaining portion. Many other instances are scarcely less remarkable in the fruit district of the Emmett Valley. While Emmett has not bee extensively advertised, the opportunity for permanent settlers either with or without means, is unprecedented. Fortunes have been accumulated in a few years by settlers who came here comparatively poor
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Black Canyon Dam & Power Plant
Emmett Idaho (ID), Chrome unused
Description:
Black Canyon Dam, with pleasant rest area, is on the Payette River N. E. of Emmett, Idaho. It is a concrete gravity dam structural height 183 feet. It supplies abundant irrigation water for the famous Valley of Plenty and provides fine recreational opportunities.
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Black Canyon Dam
Emmett Idaho (ID), Chrome unused
Description:
This dam and reservoir is located 7 miles Northeast of Emmett, Idaho on the Payette River. This concrete structure 183 feet high not only provides abundant irrigation water for the "Valley of Plenty" but fishing and water sports are becoming increasingly popular.
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Emmett Homes
Emmett Idaho (ID), Divided Back unused
Description:
Emmett is a city of handsome homes. A fair sample of residences may be seen on the other side of this card. There are nine churches, many clubs and organizations, whose social functions are the envy of our less fortunate sister towns. A profusion of luxuriantly flowering shrubbery surrounds may of these homes, and the velvety bluegrass lawns are equalled only in the famous bluegrass region of Kentucky. Within a day's drive of this beautiful city, elk, deer, bear and other big game abound. Water-fowl, game birds and mountain trout are plentiful here amid the scenic grandeur of the Rocky Mountains.
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Raising Strawberries On Irrigated Land
Emmett Idaho (ID), Divided Back unused
Description:
This strawberry field produced more than $1600 to the acre. From $600 to $1000 per acre net, is a very ordinary production. The berries in the Emmett Fruit District are of delicious flavor, uniformly large, and very early picking comes during the last days of April, two weeks earlier than in any other part of Idaho. The highest prices are received for Emmett strawberries. From an actual photograph of the Warden Ranch, Emmett, Idaho.
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Emmett Homes
Emmett Idaho (ID), Divided Back unused
Description:
Homes at Emmett, Idaho Emmett is a city of handsome homes. A fair sample of residences may be seen on the other side of this card. There are nine churches, many clubs and organizations, whose social functions are the envy of our less fortunate sister towns. A profusion of luxuriantly flowering shrubbery surrounds many of these homes and the velvety bluegrass lawns are equalled only in the famous bluegrass region of Kentucky. Within a day's dreve of this beautiful city, elk, deer, bear and other big game abound. Water-foul, game birds and mountain trout are plentiful here amid the scenic grandeur of the Rocky Mountains
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Actual Photo At Model Fruit Farm
Emmett Idaho (ID), Divided Back unused
Description:
Only two years have elapsed since the ranch shown in this picture was in sagebrush. Originally a homestead, the owner. Mr. Hopper, has disposed of a portion of this land at over $300 an acre. He has refused many offers of $25,000 for the remaining portion. Many other instances are scarcely less remarkable in the fruit district of the Emmett Valley. While Emmett has not been extensively advertised, the opportunity for permanent settlers, either with or without means, is unprecedented. Fortunes have been accumulated in a few years by settlers who came here comparatively poor.
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Public School
Emmett Idaho (ID), Divided Back unused
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