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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1917
Page
6
Flight Lieutenant Pavikner gives a vivid account of aerial combat with hostile fleets, detailing aircraft types, speeds, and tactics. He describes catapulted dogfights, night bombing, artillery observation duties, and the perilous front lines as Allied pilots push to gain air dominance.
E Shibusawa of Tokyo announces retirement as head of the First Monk of Japan to foster better US Japan relations in a public letter released by John Mitchell, president of the chamber of commerce. The document states a commitment to promoting friendship and cordial ties between the two nations.
A fragmented 1910s style report recalls Sergius Michellow Trafanoff known as Siloder the Mad Monk of Petrograd era. It notes his clergy past, ties to Tasputio, and the crowds calling him Iitodor the crazy steal amid rumors of danger and public outrage.
St Paul, Minh-Guillaume and Petro, dog companions of Joseph Demalo, were found dead from gas at their caretaker's home. Demalo says they died by their own paws and that their room was filled with gas after he attempted to open an oven door during a suicide attempt.
Amid reports of Francis Joseph's death in Rome and a war with Austria, a city prefect in Asrall Mew faced jeers as a flag was hoisted by an office boy who mistook the death notice. A later Vatican censorship incident involving Cardinal Gasparri and the Observatory Romano led to an unintended black border controversy.
Francis Ouimet, American amateur golf champion, expresses real amateurism and sportsmanship after losing to Jerome Travers in the open. He smiles and shakes hands, saying he would rather win by enjoying golf than win at all costs. The piece argues sport for sport's sake and criticizes excessive emphasis on victory.
The Glants winning streak highlighted Ferdy Schupp who won six games with only 20 hits allowed in the stretch. Lawry, a tight-limbed rookie picked up by Connie Mack, joined in June but had a slow start due to an injured leg, yet Mack says Lawry shows great promise and could become a second Eddie Collins.
Wille Hoppe, Milian champion, set a new world record in San Francisco during an exhibition against Young Jacob Schaef er of Chicago. Hoppe ran 250 points from the spot but finished unfinished in an 182 balk line match of 250 points.
Frazee, president of the Red Sox, dismissed reports that Walter Johnson would be traded to Boston for a large cash sum. The unverified chatter suggested a $60,000 deal with Clark Griffith involved, but Frazee refuted the rumors.
The Streator Tl Athletic association was organized at a recent meeting. Basketball baseball and football will be promoted. A track team is planned for next spring. Business men of Streator agree to cooperate.
Rene Thomas, a noted race driver from Porte Maillot, began as a motorcycle rider and progressed to racing cars in Europe and aviation. He is praised as both engineer and driver, owning a car famed for his skill at locating trouble. His career includes perilous adventures as an aviator during war service, yet he remains undented in courage.
A practical piece urging farmers to take pride in raising high quality colts and horses. Caring for young stock enhances reputation, attracts buyers, and inspires farm youths to excel, reducing rural exodus as boys grow attached to well bred teams and mares.
FEED CATTLE FOR SHIPMENT. In preparing cattle for shipment considerable attention should be given to feeding to lower shrinkage. The Pennsylvania State College Agricultural Experiment Station recommends withholding water before shipping and feeding by hay and whole oats to prevent looseness during transit. Under such treatment cattle arrive in better condition and gain weight upon arrival.
It is noted that grain farming undermines farm fertility more than livestock. Raising grade steers is easier work and requires less care for the typical farmer as reliable labor becomes scarce.
The farmer is noted for superior breeding of purebred livestock and for keeping his farm with optimal surroundings and well kept outbuildings, reflecting a commitment to high standards and personal development through his work.
Hog cholera is absolutely preventable. The use of the anticholera serum vaccinating the hogs and proper care will do the work. With this hoodoo removed there ought to be much more money in hogs than ever before.
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