Early Idaho Falls Idaho Photos Part 3

From the Geo. M. Scott & Sons negative collection. Copyright release to the Idaho Falls FamilySearch Center.
Idaho Potato Growers Starch Plant, December 18, 1947 This was west of the Snake River, near the old Water Tower. Idaho Falls Bonded Produce and Supply Company May 6, 1948, Prior to June 1947 it was known as the Idaho Falls Warehouse. Located on Eastern near the intersection with Holmes and Northgate Mile Idaho Potato Growers Starch Plant interior photos Idaho Potato Growers Starch Plant workers California Packing Plant, 615 West Broadway just west of the Broadway Bridge, about 1955 Dick Wilson Potatoes 1241 West Broadway Dick Wilson Potatoes Truck  In the 1930's Dick Wilson stored potatoes in this Weyl-Zuckerman Warehouse.at 1241 West Broadway, but there was also a Shelley location. L K Stein-Taube Potato Company about 1929,1055 West Broadway, just before where the tracks crossed Broadway. L K Stein-Taube Potato Company unloading potatos at the West Broadway location Michael - Swanson - Brady Produce Company 1100 West Broadway, January 13, 1936. The June 1, 1939 Post Register indicates the company became Holden Brothers The lower picture is enhance by Google Gemini AI Michael - Swanson - Brady Produce Company Interior Utah and Idaho Sugar Factory June 14, 1949. Processed Sugar Beets. The open area to the front of this picture is where the kids set up a baseball diamond in the summer and in the winter the guys at the factory would flood that area and make an ice skating rink! Utah Idaho Sugar Factory Lincoln Idaho front view. In 1903 the Utah Sugar Company built the first sugar beet processing plant in Idaho, in Lincoln Idaho. This picture is not a part of the Geo. Scott and sons collection but it is an important part of Idaho Falls history. Idaho Live Stock Commission Auction Yards North Yellowstone Highway loading cattle early 1940's frame src="https://drive.google.com/file/d/16pSCdkkDz7XHrq1bxwAbx4VXbV6fJKgi/preview? " width="100%" height="600"> Idaho Live Stock Commission Auction Yards North Yellowstone Highway trucks loading cattle.Certain days were set aside for certain animals. Cattle was always on Wednesday rame src="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1C7LbHJ-XTR_WvutSiPlG2yOi7X2geGgn/preview? " width="100%" height="600"> Idaho Live Stock Commission Auction Yards truck Idaho Live Stock Commission Auction Yards the stockyards used to have a fire every so often. The hay would catch fire. Kraft Foods Diary Processing Plant in Ririe Idaho, known locally as the “Cheese Factory” closed in the early 1980s Kraft Foods Diary Processing Plant in Ririe Idaho Employees Top row: George Izatt,?,? Keith Park, Dallin Mason, Steve Harris, Leatha Clark, Glen Pitman, BethSummers, James Moncur, Stan Hoag, burl Cromwell, Ewell McEwen the plant Manager Bottom Row: Dean Bush,?, Bud wheeler, Merle Ferguson, ?, Deloy Coles,?, Junior Streeper Yellowstone Park Company Tourist Bus These buses were the backbone of park transport from 1936 through the 1950s. They replaced the horse-drawn stagecoaches and smaller touring cars, allowing groups of roughly 14 passengers to see the sights together. Yellowstone Park Company Tourist Bus Number 406. Tourist would come to Idaho Falls by train. The Yellowstone Park Company would pick them up at the depot and take them to Yellowstone park. This picture was taken at the River Walk turnout on the west side of the Snake River. About 1950 Teton Stage lineTeton Stage Lines has been operating since the 1930's. The Stage Depot was located at the southeast corner of Capital Avenue & A Street. The bus in the foreground is a 1947 Flxible Clipper. The second bus is a Greyhound.

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