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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1918
Page
2
A chaotic scene on Green's Island unfolds as Monty and Lucile reconcile amid wedding plans. A distracted reporter threatens exposure while a dramatic courtship blooms in a forest hideaway. The pair plot a future honeymoon aboard a dining car as intrigue and romance mix with danger.
A terse exchange reveals that a younger worker was dismissed because he knew too many reasons why others should do the work. The dialogue implies tension over accountability and rightful assignment of tasks.
An old stockman guide describes dehorning calves aged four to ten days using caustic on developing horns and explains tools for older cattle. It warns of risks from wet caustic, suggests vaseline to protect skin, and notes spring as best time to avoid screw worms. It also covers tar applications, screw worm treatment, and using dehorning chutes to restrain the animal.
Costs of highway maintenance exceed 300 million dollars annually, with rapid growth since 1900 when 100000 motor vehicles existed. By 1917 road outlays rose to about 300 million, signaling roads as a national utility. Federal aid road act of 1916 provided 75 million for post roads and 10 million for forest roads.
A guide advises providing pigs with a dry sleeping nest, restricted air flow, and ample exercise. It argues for pushing to market weights by seven months to raise efficient gains and cheaper gains before that age.
Pork can be transported more readily and conveniently to troops in the field than any other meat. Great supplies of bacon must go to the boys at the front. Unless more sows are bred, the amount of meat needed next year will be equal.
Alaska has built 920 miles of wagon roads 629 miles of winter steel roads and 2 210 miles of trails since 1005. A motorcar road carried over 250 trucks and passenger cars last year but heavy narrow tire trucks caused much damage and maintenance problems. A hillside five mile road was laid with willow corduroy and gravel surfacing because the bed rock lay under six feet of gravel forty feet of ice and two feet of moss and tundra.
A writer argues for permanent Medways suggesting rebuilding costs would repay quickly through savings and future returns. He compares it to paying small annuities and asserts any available funds should support lasting highways as a public good.
Experts say U S farmers lose 300 million dollars yearly due to bad roads as transport inefficiencies drain earnings.
A fragmentary note ties a stalled project to installing trucks before roads and links mottled butter to an errant salt distributor. No dates or named entities are provided. The text reads as a satirical or editorial snippet about infrastructure and supply issues.
Mrs. Alice Heuer of Christopher Illinois credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with curing nervousness and regularizing her health after four years of failure. The claim notes expert advice and the manufacturer’s offers for guidance. Also mentions rare snowy owl sightings in Nebraska with Arctic origins and distinctive plumage described by The Argonaut.
A dated advertisement touts a home remedy mixing two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to create a freckle sunburn and tan lotion. It claims harmless whitening effects for face and skin, sold cheaply by grocers and drug stores. The ad ends with a cautionary joke about a daughter’s misuse and a wife’s skepticism.
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