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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1923
Page
7
Geneva experiment station circular advises cutting back fruiting red canes to two to four feet and removing old canes to allow new growth. Black raspberries require more severe pruning with removal of flowering wood. Summer pinching targets new shoots two feet high, while diseased plants should be replaced with disease free stock.
Idaho brief items report diverse incidents from Gooding to Boise. Notable entries include a plan to install a Midget flour mill by a local grange committee. a fatal auto overturn near Mountain Home. the first Gem State Trail race near Meridian. a bank depositor payout plan at Bellevue Bank and Trust. discoveries of rock salt in Caribou county. bodies recovered from Snake River. governor D W Davis appointed special assistant. bond election in Pocatello for a city park. dance ordinance affecting the moonlight waltz. a Hyde hall mass meeting in Downey. a nine week summer teacher program in Pocatello Tech. a driver’s negligence suit in Boise. Kiwanis efforts for Idaho scenic publicity. mining deaths at Belshazzar. First National Bank of American Falls reopening prospects. Nampa bank failure due to loan shrinkage. Henry Florin residence fire. Professor Gould’s resignation in Meridian. arrest in Caldwell for illegal possession of aquor. Prohibition violators face Dietrich court in Pocatello. Jersey cattle shipments to Keene. mobile search war in Rupert. public school meals for Kew wood children. other local items and oddities.
In winter sunscald injures trees when sunlit trunks warm and thaw while shaded sides stay cold. Repeated cycles cause bark cracking and oozing, with exposed south and southwest trunk areas most at risk. Protection through proper shading and bark care reduces damage.
The United States will gain the best highway system in the world under a new federal act. About 190000 miles are to be included, with funding restricted to a connected system and a balanced mix of interstate, primary, intercounty and secondary roads.
The U S Department of Agriculture forest service reports a planned national forest road and trail program. It calls for 13 560 miles of roads and 87 114 miles of trails costing 64 603 000 dollars to complete, plus 107 058 000 dollars for primary forest highways. If current funding continues, full development could take 20 to 26 years.
The readable portion presents no clear event or identifiable persons or organizations. It mentions terms that appear garbled and do not form a coherent news item or notice for a proper card. No actionable entities or dates are discernible for a trustworthy summary.
A fragmented OCR item references an elderly man named Adie Maney and a contested matter involving a person referred to as Muah Haag. Details are unclear but imply a local crime or court case with named individuals and a ruling or hearing.
A printed booklet by a special delegation to the United States argues highways, alongside rail and water routes, are crucial to a republic’s economy. The project aims to move export commodities inland and distribute imported goods to the population, signaling broad territorial development and integration with river, port, and mineral routes.
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Fragmentary OCR note records an event at Seaikee involving de Wane with uncertain participants and unclear actions. Readable names include Ba and EL among scattered letters. no clear date location or outcome can be confirmed from the available text.
Mrs Ella Wagenaar, of 268 Graham St Portland Oregon, says nine years of general breakdown and weight loss vanished after taking Tanlac. She recounts extreme weakness insomnia fainting and stomach troubles improved, claiming she regained weight and health. Advertisement notes Tanlac available at druggists with over 85 million bottles sold. Wise men settle their quarrels before they are begun.
A mix of light anecdotes and notes from early 20th century press. Little Paul deflects mother while watching passing cars, a Czech silica deposit promises direct glass production, a father’s claim about his son yields a trickster confession, and Egyptian relics spark renewed interest after the Tutankhamen affair. Also a Nova Scotian tale explains Micmac naming, with a humorous lampoon on misheard origins.
The excerpt recalls the Roman signal of war, a unfurled red flag, contrasting with the white flag as a sign of truce. A dialogue line, Sir, I am a woman of my worl, and Yes, but which one, appears in an Eve ning Transcript fragment highlighting ambiguous wartime rhetoric.
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