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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1914
Page
2
A discussion on why farm co operation struggles due to independence and mistrust among farmers. It cites suspicion when marketing or buying is centralized, with big and small dealers benefiting from favoritism. The piece argues for fair grading, open dialogue, and shared effort, praising capable farmers who manage cooperation wisely while rejecting constant misgivings.
The National Association of Credit Men reported mixed views on parcel post impact. Retailers fear higher costs shift to consumers, while mail order houses gain leverage. merchants warn of burdens and urge ads to keep customers in farming territories.
The article argues Congress will likely raise the U S legation in Argentina to embassy level, noting the clash between republican labels and traditional ambassadorial pomp. It contends the shift may flatter Argentina yet hinges on ceremonial dignity rather than substance, with doubts about the need for lavish entertainments tied to higher rank.
The piece argues for permanent, dignified quarters for U S ambassadors and ministers. It contrasts lavishly leased homes for wealthy appointees with shabby housing for poorer ones, calling for uniform, ample accommodations to avoid class-based disparities and presentational inconsistencies abroad.
A report from Atlanta Georgia on the Old-Time Fiddlers Association notes the decline of real fiddlers as modern trained players take over. The piece recalls the old country fiddler who learned by ear, carried his fiddle to gatherings, and sparked merriment with tunes like Irish Washerwoman and Monkey Music.
Government reports show a St Louis firm bought 300000 dozen eggs from China and over two million pounds of Argentine beef, plus a large consignment of Argentine butter arriving in New York, while consumer prices rise.
Richfield Recorder notes Victor O Johnson of Shoshone as a strong candidate to fill the vacancy left by Burton L French. Johnson is praised as resourceful and a thinker with three quarters of Idaho Republicans backing his ideas, while Congressman Smith is likely to be renominated. Local papers endorse Johnson and discuss regional distribution for the seat.
The Kansas journalist argues that the Progressive movement may gain influence in the twenties or fail to win power. He suggests the group has stirred altruistic thought and prosperity ideas, but warns victory in 1912 would have harmed their cause. He says progressives sow good philosophy even if leaders push ahead of public sentiment.
An aged advertisement text touts TZ and TT Now as foot relief products. It promises instant comfort, relief from pain and swelling, and a money back guarantee. The quirky copy references corns, sore toes, and "red" feet, framing these items as cures with a 25 cent box offer.
A Shoshone Idaho ad asserts Rexall Olive Off Emulsion strengthens nerves and blood, with no alcohol or habit forming drugs. It claims quick relief for sickness and debt pressures, offering a money back guarantee if not satisfactory. Sold at over 7,000 stores and locally by W H Baugh MD.
Housewife guidance on keeping health in winter months notes that coughs and colds are common in the United States. Amberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as prompt, effective, pleasant, and safe for children, with wide retailer availability suggested.
A Shoshone Idaho retailer promotes Harmony Hair Beautifier and Harmony Shampoo as unbeatable hair care solutions. The ad claims strong word of mouth from customers and promises money back satisfaction. Products come in ornamental bottles with sprinkler tops and sell through Rexall stores nationwide, locally via D. in Shoshone.
A native of Ecuador reportedly forgoes manufactured goods and instead carves a blanket from a deriajagua tree. The practice highlights local resource use and traditional craft in the region.
An advertisement by Utah Mail Order Company offering wire cut treatment to cure lameness and remove blemishes in horses. Claims no scar from the procedure and promises free consultation from competent veterinarians. Located at 50 North Main Street Salt Lake Utah.
The timetable lists east bound and south bound segments for the Idaho Southern Railroad Company. It shows station sequence Gooding Bennett Wendell Appleton with departure and arrival times around a Sunday service and daily connections throughout the day.
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