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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1922
Page
3
A partial OCR text fragment offers limited readable content. It does not present a coherent event or identifiable persons or organizations. No clear news item or dates emerge from the readables.
In Intermountain items, Casper Casey aged 24 is said to have escaped from the state penitentiary at Canonty Cola by swinging along electric wires and climbing hand over hand. Officials report no details on how he left his cell. The issue notes bonds totaling 2,650,000 against ranch properties in Miko county Nev issued in late 1921.
President Harding weighs a plan to negotiate a new treaty with Germany establishing a commission for arbitration of private damage claims arising from World War I. The Associated Disabled American Veterans announce a Washington conference to urge greater governmental relief through the U S Veterans Bureau.
The USDA establishes a cooperative dairy and crop study on a Woodward Oklahoma farm to test livesto ck under dry land conditions. Purebred dairy cattle from Beltsville accompany ongoing plant industry work on sorghums, alfalfa, and pasture crops to maximize milk output per acre. The town donated 160 acres for 99 years, supporting a nation wide breeding program now with 300 cows and 50 bulls.
A fragment outlines heating water for washing dairy vessels on farms. It mentions using afenin from aaint high or a low pressure boiler, with a stove and wheel fittings, to properly heat water before washing. The text lacks clear specifics but highlights practical methods for farm water heating.
Unable to determine readable facts from the provided fragment. No clear persons organizations places dates or events are identifiable. The text appears garbled OCR and lacks actionable content for a concise newspaper card.
Idaho coverage notes a county contract for a crib or dyke on Wood River above Deer Creek to control flooding north of Halley. Reports flag a discontinued nem or nurse service, broad advertising by a county agency, and a push to attract settlers to the Boise valley. The state attorney general weighs pension funding for teachers, while the Idaho Grange convenes with many resolutions. Also listed are a White Cross chapter in Richfield, Legion trophy displays in Boise, beef shipments from Paul, lettuce farming plans around Anthony, and trail proposals from Twin Falls toward Goose Creek. Senator Borah comments on debt refunding and Versailles treaty revisions, with local fish and game policy debates and seed program notes across Fremont and Minidoka counties.
Washington reports say all federal powers will probe the Knickerbocker theatre collapse. Attorney General Daugherty pledges criminal negligence action for any construction and inspection lapses. Congress and agencies join a comprehensive inquiry into causes, with engineers examining walls, reinforcements, and roof weight.
Large crowds of former packing house workers gathered at Omaha employment offices seeking reemployment after a mass meeting called off their strike. Reported resolution urged ending the suffering and returning to work, with details uncertain due to garbled text.
The fragmentary text mentions Senator Kenyon and several unclear terms and names. Readable names and places are limited, with no coherent event or outcome clearly established in the surviving lines.
Fragmented text fragment appears to describe a mining or alley dispute involving named individuals. The readable portions reference an agreement or decision and a person named Memedin. Details are too garbled to determine specific actions, parties, or outcomes.
Inhabitants of the Greek archipelago near Himar engage in sponge fishing. A girl wishing to marry collects sea sponges matching her years with stew, presents a net to the groom candidate, and if refused, prospects of another marriage are remote as the Himsa maidens face punishment.
A Paris newspaper asked readers to rate traits in a wife. Health ranked highest, followed by courage, frankness, wit, fidelity, and cleverness, with wealth and beauty far lower. The Indianapolis News mentions unrelated garbled text about Adam and a throat condition.
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