Aristocrat in Burlap by James W. Davis

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By Topic Advertising Allen Noble Assessment Brigham Young Carey Act Cecil D. Andrus Dario Toffenetti Dehydration French fry Henry Harmon Spalding Idaho Grower Shippers Association J.R. Simplot Joe Marshall Lon Sweet Luther Burbank Miles Willard Mormon Newspaper Nez Perce Ore-Ida Foods Potato Growers of Idaho R.T. French Radio Ray Dunlap Russet Burbank Snake River Tater Tots Television U.S. Army Union Pacific University of Idaho Walter Sparks

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I	SPALDING GROWS THE FIRST IDAHO® POTATOES
II	PIONEERS ESTABLISH FARMS IN FRANKLIN COUNTY
III	LUTHER BURBANK "FATHERS" THE IDAHO® POTATO
IV	UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO UNDERTAKES POTATO RESEARCH
V	JOE MARSHALL BECOMES LEGENDARY "IDAHO POTATO KING"
VI	J. R. SIMPLOT BUILDS A POTATO EMPIRE
VII	IDAHO® POTATO SHIPPERS BECOME MARKETERS FOR INDUSTRY
VIII	RUSSET BURBANK PROMOTED TO INTERNATIONAL FAVORITE BY IDAHO POTATO COMMISSION
IX	ADVERTISING AND PR AGENCIES COURT CONSUMERS
X	FIELD MERCHANDISERS DEVELOP MARKETS FOR IDAHO® POTATO
XI	INDUSTRY REVOLUTION ACCOMPANIES GROWTH OF POTATO PROCESSING
XII	CAREY LAND ACT TRANSFORMS DESERT INTO POTATO FIELDS
XIII	HIGH-LIFT PUMPING CREATES SNAKE RIVER LAND RUSH
XIV	INDUSTRY CHANGES WITH TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS

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