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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal announces subscription details with office and residence listings. Rates and mailing arrangements are provided, including publication frequency and postal handling terms for first-class and second-class mail.
The piece argues that vast sums will be moved to government security holders in the coming year and warns investors to consult a banker or bond dealer before committing savings. It cautions against speculative bets and highlights the risk to lifetime savings without expert guidance.
Federal official Wo J Burns tells the House Appropriations Committee that Moscow directs a broad campaign in the United States to overthrow the government. He cites radical schools in Seattle and near Boston and claims 611 such centers exist, funded to undermine civic groups and push a dictatorship of the proletariat.
Fragmentary report on sugar beet growers facing price uncertainty and potential shifts in futures markets. Mentions production costs, price targets, and speculation about canal projects influencing beet prices amid distressed readings of losses and planning.
An abbreviated weather bulletin notes data collected at noon on December 25 for the Big Wool River and Soldier Creek watersheds. The report records snow depth, precipitation, and temperature readings shaping local conditions.
Drusilla faces a social test as she travels for a weekend with the Hammond family to win Richard’s approval. A misplaced outfit prompts anxiety about fitting in with Nell Hammond and Mrs. Hammond while Richard shows eagerness to meet her, amid family expectations.
The article argues that foreigners could flood the market and destroy American sugar beet farming, but tariffs protect the industry from extinction. While sugar companies seek high returns, final sale prices and grower payments remain uncertain, yet guaranteed beet prices have prevented widespread farmer financial distress in a year of low prices and poor crop conditions.
In northern North Dakota a bean related to the peanut grows and Indians store the single bean for winter. Mice locate caches, but harvesters replace them with corn or onions. Harvesters gather two bushels per day from underground storerooms. tribes say this ties fowl to premodern times.
A mangled OCR fragment mentions viewing in May and a sequence of unreadable terms, suggesting a local item or notice. Distinct entities are not recoverable, but the piece hints at an event or announcement with timing in May.
A jumble of classified notices lists FOR RENT eight acres at a location with ambiguous landmark names, plus multiple SIDEBARS of FOR SALE items including a Buckeye brooder and a 1000 chick capacity model. Also contains a strange grievance about incompetence and a stray, garbled address block.
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