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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
6
Fragmented text hints at seasonal food markets and pricing, citing a trading season, weights in pounds, and potential consumer interest. Mentions Welsh fruit, imported items, and concerns over quality and safety. No clear events or individuals readable.
A fragment warns that improper management of poultry leads to disease and poor production. It cites lack of cleanliness, inadequate ventilation, confinement, limited exercise, and dusty air as contributing factors. It stresses clean quarters and proper feeding to prevent health issues and production declines.
The article describes trellis methods for raspberries including wire trellis with epoxied posts or direct stapled wires, spacing two to four feet apart, and seven foot posts. It covers tamping soil, watering, season timing, and two weaving systems for guiding fruiting canes.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports strong growth in purebred sire adoption under the Better Sires, Better Stock campaign. From Jan 1 to Mar 31, 170 enrollment blanks were signed, an increase of 254 from the prior quarter and nearly triple the 1921 pace, with Ohio leading in enrollments and Nebraska atop animals bred to purebred sires. Virginia leads in participant count since the campaign began. Michigan joins the active states as a new participant.
In Ty Ohio 120 persons enrolled and stock totaling 17 229 with no scrub or sow among the five stock owned. The county list shows four Ohio counties among the ten with the highest purebred enrollments led by Hardin and Pulaski Virginian. Reports note rising value placed on purebreds and replacement of mixed sires in livestock lists.
Instructions urge removing old cane plants after berry picking to allow new growth. Workers should clear out old canes promptly, clean up debris, and move discarded material to the fire pile to prevent pests and disease and favor next season’s growth.
University of W use professor W. Peters argues profitable beet production hinges on high feeding and efficient conversion of feed to beef. He warns many calves suffer stunted growth and weak vitality from poor rations, urging optimal care and proper diet for stronger cattle.
In discussing good milk the key is cleanliness and health. A cow must be in perfect health, free of udder inflammation, and kept in clean surroundings with proper grooming. Milk should come from a clean cow not just a high fat content, and milker hygiene matters as much as the animal's condition.
Material from Utah Agricultural College urges farmers to return to balanced farming after wartime strain. It stresses crop rotation, productive livestock, new machinery, better buildings, and a sound business approach to ensure profitability and long term soil health despite future conditions.
The piece urges reclaiming waterlogged valley land near the irrigation area as fertility improves with drainage. It argues for studying practical methods to remove excess water rather than moving to distant lands.
A party of five boys and three men from South Bend drowned when a 14 foot steel motorboat carrying Boy Scouts capsized on Lake Magtellan about 80 miles from South Bend en route to Hemlock Island for a summer camp. The lake was 40 feet deep at the accident site. The dead include Jo N Taylor 39 scout executive Ver non C Murphy 35 scout master Judson Taylor 20 assistant scoutmaster James Taylor 8 son of Jo N Taylor William Kingsley 15 Kenneth Burrough 14 Clinton Mathews 16 and Phillip Neitzel. Some bodies lay in state and taps were sounded at burial services.
A photograph features John Shepherd of Troop 6 Williamsport Pennsylvania earning the Eagle Scout rank. The caption notes he is a typical Eagle scout and reflects the common path to the rank.
An article discusses names on babies and the impact of product advertising, focusing on Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root claims. It notes sworn testimonies, widespread belief in the remedy, and the lure of samples and mail orders, urging cautious judgment amid persuasive marketing.
East side youth Charles Murray, aging toward a scout career, faces parental opposition who fear military aims. After a severe injury, he recovers a punctured lung and studies the scout handbook while in bed. Horace Mann troop mentors him as they plan to make him an associate scout and guide outdoor practice next summer.
A Pasadena council camp director learns a boy made bisects and cooked at home. The boy, an orphan with a grandmother and an infirm aunt, says his sister recently cooked little of the meals while he handled all home cooking at camp.
In Faribault Sonn they earned honors with a trio of young scouts recognized for top work in a timed competition. Mentions include Tez Tre Nikenered, Walker Lathe, Aribne Mitehwt and Houten, reflecting strong performance in an aitiolebes contest and a trophy for the team from Vrerenton of Cynilly in Ae 4Anetter.
Fragmented ad language touts Bayer Cross tablets and Aspiria as genuine medicine. Phrases claim safety and physics backed efficacy over twenty one years. Mentions Mrs Gadder and a long trip, with unclear warnings about dosage and side effects.
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