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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1923
Page
7
Herbert Hoover argues that true progress rests on individualism infused with spirituality. He praises voluntary associations for public welfare and mutual responsibility, urging vigilance against war’s brutalities while highlighting a rising value of service.
Moscow reports graduates due as recorder’s office outlines a Idaho tally. Pocatello hospitalizes Potur Rainey couple after switch engine crash. Stuck injured riding bicycle. Blackfoot elects Joseph Coumerith as vice president after Kennedy’s death. McCammon shooter Morales in squirrel hunt incident. Emmett mayoral bid backed by friends for Katherine Mann. Eagle trains rail yard extension. Meade hatchery receives 20,000 salmon eggs from Maine. Pocatello reports fourth city ticket filed under Citizens Ticket. Nyssa wool growers sell over 230,000 pounds. Burley ships first carload of fresh eggs to New York. Nampa’s John Pipher seriously ill after 46 years of illness. Three B Baseball League includes Blackfoot Idaho Falls Pocatello. Nampa Kiwanis offers 50 25 15 dollar prizes in corn club. Glenns Ferry Delbert Allen killed in crash. Carson injured. Gooding counties imposes rabies quarantine with dog vaccination option. Bellevue Minnie Moore mines sold to Federal Mines and Smelting. Burley to plant 6000 acres sugar beets. Idaho Falls Attorney General recommends 120000 New Sweden irrigation bonds. Boise Vancel Moody fined for smoking in probate court. Meridian settlers seek rehearing on Boise Merding drainage ruling. Nampa lettuce and onions planted for commerce. Boise warns against Purkvaton seed, urging caution for the region.
The USDA urges farmers to raise well-bred horses and mules, properly fed and broken, to meet market demand. It notes a 40,000 head annual shortage in the U S for replacements, recommends breaking Colts by age three, and selling peak value stock around six years old for farm power and profit.
The University farm agricultural engineering division outlines hog house floor options emphasizing warmth dryness and cleanliness. Concrete is sanitary but cold for young pigs. a removable wooden nest floor aids farrowing. cork brick creosoted blocks and hollow tile over gravel with sand joints offer dry warm floors. sometimes an inch of concrete over tile improves ease of maintenance though reduces dryness.
fragmentary note discusses livestock feeding and farm work efficiency with odd spellings. mentions brood sow and horses. references oats and peas. unclear names or dates. unreadable passages limit specifics but preserve farming context and guidance tone.
A classroom dialogue imagines modern conveniences and invention with a comic misspelling ridden exchange. An advertisement for Cuticura promotes soap ointment and scalp relief as a daily routine. A candy store clerk quips about future plans while a boy explains offering four caramels for a penny.
An old advertisement describes catarrhal deafness from nasal mucous inflammation and touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a long standing cure. It claims the product eliminates catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh and notes F. J. Cheney & Co. distributes it through druggists.
In Toledo Ohio a fragment from a conversation mentions a censored Paris book attracting chatter. Georgette declines to read it, preferring to finish her mother's cookbook before starting another title.
W H Pickering at Mandeville Jamaica reports lunar day night changes forming snow fields in valleys that melt, fog banks, rare drifting clouds, and snow capped peaks. Moon craters span up to 100 miles with rings 1000 to 20000 feet high. Lunar volcanism now resembles quiet steam jets like Yellowstone. some dark areas may indicate vegetation. Regret is the sorrowful child of not having done your best.
The piece notes fingerprints as a scientific identification method and cites a Michigan push for a state wide registry and a central national bureau. It argues prints endure beyond bodily changes, citing cases from scarlet fever and finger injuries where prints remained or reformed to match prior patterns.
A gushing matron plans an afternoon tea with a promised helper. The elder damsel wonders about her role as she is tasked with lemon stresses amid social chatter. A pedestrian is humorously defined as one who interferes with automobile progress in the piece.
An early 20th century ad touts Trunk Bros. Prescription as a universal rheumatism and gout remedy. It claims no stomach damage, heart depression, or narcotics, with mercury or salicylates absent. Priced at $1.75 or three for $5.00, the note urges purchase at drug stores. Lille’s recovery and auto boom noted as commerce report highlights.
A terse dialogue features exchanges about swapping with a judge, noting a clear conscience beats riches. The lines reveal a prisoner’s compliance and a wary tone toward the speaker’s wife, with cautious restraint in speech.
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