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Newspaper
Cottonwood Chronicle
Location
Cottonwood, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
4
A government style note extols careful packaging for butter, claiming a clean, well-packed product yields greater enjoyment and value for the consumer. It contrasts with slipshod parcels and argues for improved handling and presentation.
At the National Dairy Show in St Paul from October 8 to 15, the USDA displayed batter packages from many butter producing countries to compare with American packaging. The exhibit highlighted good and poor packing and emphasized the sensitivity of the product to odors and outside influences.
Samples of sweet-cream butter stored for a year in Norfolk Virginia scored higher than top New York market butter. The 1,000,000 pounds made for the US Navy under the Agriculture Department showed high moisture control and a salt content that enhanced flavor after storage.
A cow that stays thin despite good feed and has a cough shows clear signs of tuberculosis. Let no veterinarian test her.
Producera Not Boarders reports a dairy farm expansion with six cows increasing herd size at Betoo Soelucers. The initiative focuses on beef production, dairy efficiency, and farm stability, signaling ongoing agricultural development.
Political notice from T. E. Quinlan of Grangeville urging support in the Idaho County Democratic primaries on Tuesday August 1 1922. Quinlan promises economical administration of the sheriff office if nominated and elected.
County candidate J A Bradbury announces filing for county treasurer. He pledges to run the office squarely, courteously and economically and earns voters support.
Edgar G Fry of Cottonwood Idaho announces candidacy for state representative in the primaries to be held on the first Tuesday in August. He expresses belief in serving Idaho residents and respectfully solicits support from voters. Route Number not specified.
Statements from Chester G Arnold Grangeville Idaho for sheriff and William Ingram for assessor on the Idaho County ballot dated for the August 1 primary. Also notes W H Eller running for Democratic nomination for sheriff, citing his 1919 1920 record for scrutiny and support.
OTIE L. CONE runs for re election as County Treasurer promising faithful service and asks Democratic primary support. W. E. FICKE seeks Republican nomination for County Commissioner 3rd District and appeals for backing in the August 1922 primaries for Canfield Idaho.
B H Decker announces candidacy for county commissioner 2nd district Idaho seeking Republican primary support. He requests votes in the Idaho county August 1st primary from Grangeville R F D.
J W Hazle baker, a Camas Prairie farmer for 20 years, declares his bid for County Commissioner 2nd District. He pledges service to taxpayers, tax reduction through waste elimination, and careful payroll review, seeking Republican primary support on August 1.
Idaho County residents hear party campaign notes with several candidacies. AUGUST SCHROEDER seeks State Representative, LLOYD A FENN announces reelection bid, JOHNSON enters Sheriff race, and a candidate for County Superintendent pledges economical, diligent service to Idaho County voters in the August primaries.
Orlena Jackson of Boles Idaho filed intent to prove three year claim to land in Sec 4 Tp 31 N R 2 W Boise Meridian. Proof set before U S Commissioner James Lenon at Whitebird Idaho on June 26 1922. Witnesses John T. Jackson Andrew Hulbert Lena Emmerick Frank Lord all of Boles Idaho. Henry Heitfeld, Register.
A child named Lois, who had been told not to borrow a neighbor’s sled, was found returning it with glee after a fresh snowfall. She claimed she did not ask for it and blurted a mistaken remark about the morning.
Senanor Kenyon at a dinner argues for a department of social welfare to lessen the divorce evil. He cites last year's divorces and humorously contrasts with a Shakespeare lesson about marriage, noting a teacher's question and the boy's answer about custom honored more in breach than observance.
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