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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1919
Page
2
Government guidance notes hog production favors well drained farms with rich soil capable of producing grasses forage and grains for fattening hogs. It adds that rolling farms can be as suitable as level lands and may offer shade and ease of handling.
The article discusses how hog breeding benefits from adapting to local conditions and sharing community experience. It notes that a community with a consistent breed can gain market reputation, while market demand dictates hog type and finishing weights. Rail access and good roads enable timely marketing, with ideal weights between 200 and 400 pounds for peak profits.
The notes discuss general livestock care focusing on the dammar treatment property, feeding practices, and the need to keep cattle comfortable. Emphasis is placed on adequate clean water, good pasture, and the importance of a reliable water supply for animal health and production.
A damaged statement from Maho State notes a cashier swearing to accuracy amid a list of names and signatures. It references a 1919 date with directors and a notary public seal, unreadable spellings, and corrupted figures.
Mr W G Camphill of Thatcher Texas praises a children's summer complaint remedy claiming fast relief and connects it to Caston's Diarrhoea Remedy. The note cites Mrs. McIntyre’s product as superior for summer illness in children. Additionally a fashion blurb touts cosmetic wrinkles in a Kanses City newspaper.
Department of the Interior announces Lew Golden of Dietrich Idaho filed a three year final proof for a homestead claim in SEM Section 15 and NEY and NW Section 22 Township 6S Range 20E Boise Meridian. The hearing before United States Commissioner Frank T Disney in Briashone Idaho is set for August 20, 1919. Witnesses include Jack C. White Taube Theorode Dormier Igho Louis Newton Hiram Grover Newmon all from Dietrich and Jerons Kaho.
Arabian hides are described as plentiful and of strong quality in Mecca trading centers Jedda and Dincos. The market emphasizes high grade skins suitable for tanning, with notes on durability and drying characteristics amid regional demand and supply dynamics.
A fragment from the Indianapolis Star notes a man will sit by de Nour mateh ine pennies but warns his wife against wasting by rmteh a piece of dreke goods. The line conveys wit and admonition in a period voice.
A fragmented excerpt notes the phrase John Chinaman used as a designation for celestials, referencing a letter to a Drury Lane theater management committee and noting pubs in London a century ago. The text preserves era language without asserting a specific incident or date.
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