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243 "Haying on Frank Richman Ranch, 1 mile north of Filer, Idaho. 1910;" Men stacking loose hay.
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242 "62 Duroc Jersey Pigs. 62 days old. 62 Pounds Average Weight. Thomas Wood{s} Ranch, 3 miles east of Twin Falls, Idaho; Pigs lined at a trough on a farmstead; man standing at gate; buildings in the background.
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241 "62 Duroc Jersey Pigs. 62 days old. Average Weight 62 Pounds. Thomas Woods Ranch, 3 miles east of Twin Falls, Idaho;" Pigs lined at a trough on a farmstead; buildings and an automobile (car) in the background.
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240 "Red Foltz Wheat, E.J. Malone Ranch, Seed Imported from Missouri by Twin Falls Milling and Elevator Co.:" Two men and a boy standing in a wheat field.
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239 "Turkey Wheat, L.W. Voorhees Ranch, Seed imported from Kansas by Twin Falls Milling Elevator Company;" man standing in a field, holding wheat.
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238 "Flag Day, June 17th, 1910; Shoshone Falls, Idaho;" Group of people posing near Ezra Meeker, his wagon and oxen on the right
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237 "Flag Day, June 17th, 1910; Shoshone Falls, Idaho;" Group of people posing near Ezra Meeker, his wagon and oxen in the middle distance. Shoshone Falls Hotel at right.
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236 "Flag Day, June 17, 1910; Shoshone Falls, Idaho;" Crowd of people gathered around a speaker's stand, listening to Governor James Brady.
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235 "Flag Day. June 17th, 1910. Shoshone Falls, Idaho; A crowd of people gathered around a speaker's stand.
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234 "Flag Day, June 17th, 1910; Shoshone Falls, Idaho;" Group of people posing near Ezra Meeker, his wagon and oxen in the middle distance. Shoshone Falls Hotel at right.
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233 "Flag Day - 1910; Shoshone Falls, Idaho;" Crowd gathered around a speaker's stand, listening to Ezra Meeker.
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232 "Flag Day - June 17 - 1910. Shoshone Falls;" Crowd of people gathered above the falls showing the hotel, and Ezra Meeker with oxen and wagon. Speaker stand on left with audience benches
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231 "Strawberries Owned by F.A. Gutshall;" Man standing in a berry patch, house and farm buildings in the background.
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230 "Milner Dam;" View of water passing over the dam, Riverside Inn on the far bank.
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229 "Number 1 Showing Size of Tree When Planted March 1905. Number 2 Showing 5 years Growth March 1910. Planted by J.A. Waters." Seven men in a tree, with another standing alongside with a measuring stick; telephone lines, and boardwalk along Shoshone Street.
