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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reads names and terms like Quality Ser MOLER BAMDER COLLEGE and RAVAGE CO with scattered phrases about materials and arms. No coherent event or person fully readable. insufficient context for a concrete news card.
Fragmentary text suggests a domestic dispute centered on a memorandum and a pocket found by a mechanic. Other lines mention a typewriter and a dog, but details are unclear and specifics are missing. The readable pieces imply miscommunication and tense domestic exchange.
Joan endures pressure from her mother in law as Caleb struggles with his past and new marriage. June visits, items purchased for the bridal room, and tense dynamics reveal jealousy, loyalties, and the uneasy path toward a hopeful union.
The guide explains broody behavior and safe handling of hens to sit eggs. It covers moving hens, nest placement, insect dusting to prevent pests, nest darkness, feeding, and managing counts of eggs per hen. It also notes incubation timing, nest upkeep, and separating hens to prevent chilling and infestations.
Ruth Folge and John Gregory, a couple with fiery tempers, quarrel over window shopping on a Sunday. John, a printer by trade, secretly changes jobs to work as a window trimmer and stages a surprise display at Hecksteeth's to reunite with Ruth. They reconnect during a walk and share a renewed interest in the storefronts and each other.
Fragmentary notice mentions company officials today in relation to a dine ing car hotel restaurant and department of the SAntern Par. Limited readable details describe a proceeding or meeting with officials and an implied regulatory or corporate context.
The article notes humans crave salt and other seasonings, while wild animals naturally seek salt. It describes salbacks as buffalo trails east of the Alleghenies and west of the Mississippi where ground salt drew herds. It mentions Native Americans using salt and consuming hickory ashes for saline content, a common practice among some tribes.
A West Rosebud area description notes a four mile distant canyon west of the east Rosebud branch with a passable wagon road to Emerald Lake. The piece praises scenic value, fishing, and mountain scenery, framing the area as ideal for a nature oriented camp trip and featuring a brief map of access.
Brown and Jones organized a cooperative spray ring for 20 orchard owners with a single five gallon per minute machine. A secretary manager oversaw operations, hired help, and used school students for labor. First year costs averaged 18.68 dollars per orchard of about 85 trees, while total fruit value exceeded 120 dollars per orchard, improving appearance and market prospects across the region.
Reported failures from sprayed trees stem from poor or improperly mixed materials and timing errors. Deteriorated trees with no buds do not set fruit. proper spray care can restore foliage and prepare trees for next season.
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