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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
3
Readable fragments describe an event at a university setting involving eight individuals or teams. The text is partial and unclear but indicates a gathering or action connected to the campus and a university named entity. No specific dates, places, or outcomes are discernible from the fragment.
An OCR fragment from a local newspaper outlines a brief event with names and places obscured. The readable content hints at a community notice or public brief without full details.
Edward G. Lowry analyzes federal spending in government operations and business conduct. The piece outlines how tax dollars are allocated across agencies and programs, highlighting efficiency and accountability considerations for taxpayers and policymakers.
The remedy to reduce government expenditures begins with General Dawes directing a new budget process. Aimed at detailing revenue sources and proper agency spending, the plan seeks to cut current-year outlays while postponing nonessential building costs. It urges executive pressure for efficient administration and wider support from Congress and public officials.
The author identifies three defects in government conduct: excessive military spending, chaotic and under-supervised expenditures, and poorly organized departments with unsteady employment. A joint congressional committee, chaired by Walter F. Brown, studies organization and function across departments, bureaus, and independent agencies. Strong entities include Senators Smoot Wadsworth Harrison and Representatives Reavis Temple Moore.
Scientific reporting notes that natural enemy introduction controls pests, with Yemen dates historically attacked by four ant species. The account cites Popenoe and Botts aye, quoting Parśial on ants climbing palm fronds to raid nests, affecting palms unless growers deter the attackers.
The readable fragments describe a confusing scene with odd phrases about eyes pipes cabins and a baker. Names, dates, places, and concrete facts are not clear enough to determine a cohesive event or人物.
A United States Department of Agriculture Farmers' Bulletin 1229 extols alfalfa as nearly perfect forage. It highlights hay, pasture, silage, and meal uses, notes high feeding value and livestock benefits, and urges readers to request the bulletin for full details.
The USDA recommends live stock production on arable farms with 0 ewes per two acres, plus 2 breeding cows and 12 brood sows. Best class arable land used for sheep can support five to eight ewes per acre with lambs to market, with five ewes equaling one cow in feed equivalence. winter feed for one non milking cow equals about eight ewes.
Good feeds for fattening seers include beet molasses and corn. Tests at Iowa Experiment Station with two year feeders showed losses on every ration tried, but beet molasses could offset higher prices in some cases.
Pest control efforts by USDA in central Washington and Idaho show meadow mice causing significant orchard damage. Reports indicate 25 percent tree loss in Idaho and a $7,000 damage in one Idaho orchard, with poison spread by trained coop workers reducing activity in treated sections.
Oklahoma A and M extension horticulturist urges inspecting peach trees for borers while they are visible. Dig away soil to expose a trunk cavity and look for gum exudation as a sign of infestation. If borers are found bore them out with a flexible wire and leave the cavity open through winter.
The Currants and Gooseberries review notes four key limits to successful cultivation: white pine blight, currant mildew, lack of mule ure, and summer heat. It discusses rust protection as the main challenge and references the Department of Agriculture guidance for Phethur planting strategies.
A fragmentary item mentions Gf AMEE Lis in a local notice style. No clear event date or actions are readable. Further readable context is needed to form a complete headline and summary with identifiable persons or organizations.
The article summarizes how eliminating low producers raises average output, while better feeding on farms boosts both average and total production and can raise net profit. It highlights the value of well-formed registered bulls from proven sires and advanced registry dams for high producing herds, noting a tendency to select bulls before progeny production records are available and the risk of losing excellent bulls otherwise.
The note outlines congestion of the cow’s udder as a simple trouble from heavy feeding and sluggish lymphatic system. It recommends preparatory salts, salty drinking water, exercise before and after calving, and stronger purgatives if trouble worsens. It advises udder bathing with hot water, thorough drying, and ointment rubbing.
A fragmented health note outlines outdoor exercise as key for calf development and peer growth. It emphasizes protection from threats and suggests outdoor activity aids strength, referencing a protected area and weather conditions.
Swagger Tibas teem reports army authorities forbidding spectacles as proof of defective sight and many officers disobeyed, using a discreet drug called wager muck to cope. The issue prompted concern over discipline and appearance within the corps.
Incomplete OCR text offers few readable facts about a local public sale. The fragmentary lines mention actions and names but lack clear dates, places, or official details.
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