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Newspaper
Cottonwood Chronicle
Location
Cottonwood, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
2
A New York Herald item surveys a schoolboy’s humorous essay about cows as noble, kind animals. It playfully notes cows rely on atmospheric oxygen, yield milk, and inspire songs like Soldier’s Steer and For Heifer and Heifer. It wittily contrasts cow and ox terms and ends with a quip about calf mortality.
A humorous exchange as Algy admits a past mishap while Alice encourages him, remarking that continued effort will lead to personal improvement. The dialogue captures playful banter and mutual reassurance in a light, witty moment.
The Chicago Journal notes a crowded Madison streetcar with a seated Woman and two self important youths trying to impress. Two stylish girls with earrings and turbans interrupt the scene as they confront the youths about offering a seat to a lady.
A weekly event offers a special chicken dinner at the Cottonwood Hotel every Sunday for 50 cents, inviting guests to enjoy a budget friendly meal in the hotel dining room.
Farm Bureau reports three county meetings led by R L Spangler and the county agent on weed control and grain standards. Ferdinand drew twelve farmers who agreed to supply heads of Fortyfold wheat for seed next year. Winona drew eighteen farmers with efforts to certify Triplett wheat and neighbors. Cottonwood drew good attendance as farmers learned weed types and control, with Joe McDonald and Edwin Nelson showing fields of Triplett and Konrad wheat for seed potential.
The county agent notes early progress toward eradicating noxious weeds and standardizing wheat but warns many farmers neglect these core problems. With a weed law in place and neighbors’ inaction threatening crops and land values, cooperation is urged to prevent further decline.
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