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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1914
Page
7
A compact vignette contrasts daily habits with inner worth. It follows a worker who rises early, stays late, and deems his routine virtuous, while a salary raise becomes a test of personal life. The narrative celebrates faithfulness over outward luck, ending with a quiet, steadfast character.
The article explains dairy cow form links to digestive, milk secreting, circulatory, and nervous systems. It notes that high dairy form accompanies lean, nervous cows with wedge shaped bodies, indicating efficient feed use for milk production.
Knights of Pythias Delo Lodge No 28 meets Thursday evenings in Ko of Pythias Hall Visiting Knights are welcome C C A W Hansen and E A Bowler preside as officers and organizers continue weekly sessions with central hospitality for visiting members
The text notes that the dairy cow shows shallower depth in the withers area than in the barrel and udder region. It states that the more pronounced these wedges are, the closer the animal conforms to the dairy type.
Kennedys discussion emphasizes testing dairy cows by scales and the Bab cock tester. A dairy cow must convert food to milk with a large middle, strong constitution, and ample udder. Choose mature, proven herd bulls from high quality dams and sires, test every cow, and value consistency over short tests.
Dairymen use silage and hay with limited grain due to high prices. Principal grains include bust wheat feeds gle ten and cottonseed. Some dairymen feed beet pulp and report cows gaining milk output. beet pulp costs three dollars per ton in car lots. Farmers average about eight quarts of beet pulp feed to each cow twice daily.
Advisory note warns against rushing cattle through the stable to prevent danger. Cautions emphasize slow movement and supervision by hired help and boys to avoid accidents.
An acre of good alfalfa oil and red green to cows confined in a yard will supply ample feed for five good ank.
A stout girl recalls longing for a feather plume, inheritances from an uncle’s helmet and a mother’s care. As styles shift, she resists buying new plumes, using clever ribbons and a rubbery substitute. The tale ends with a chic bow fashioned plume, a Parisian look in Chicago.
A playful 19th century column notes the czar of Hussin has a private, morning newspaper printed with only two copies for the czar and his secretary. It references Astor wealth, a lobby scene, and an emphasis on watching money accumulate as a personal joy. The piece contrasts music appreciation by mothers with a quip about love and money and ends with a joke about a couple’s golden wedding and a book titled Fifty Years of Conflict.
In Livingstone the capital of the African territory, a ceaseless war against mosquitoes has nearly eradicated them. The insect problem is reported to be practically solved as mosquitoes are now scarcely seen.
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