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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1917
Page
3
The Journal presents a roll of honor listing Sho shone boys serving in various military branches. It invites readers to report any errors or omissions to keep the list complete and offers a free copy of the Journal to each listed member with a correct address.
A Washington feature profiles Col Edward Mandell House, confidant and adviser to Woodrow Wilson, arguing he is a skilled diplomat shaped by study in economics politics and legislation. The piece emphasizes his openness, lack of ostentation, and pivotal yet discreet role in shaping postwar policy.
Clarke county Ohio rancher C A Steele details a ear notch system to certify pedigrees. He assigns base and inner ear marks to record birth date herd number and mate, then uses label punches and V notches to reach 129. Notes are kept in notebooks for easy reference and loss prevention.
Ailed pigs fed on narrow protein rich rations suffer skin irritations. On lush pastures and prior low protein feed, pigs improve with a mix of cornmeal shorts and meal plus milix, sprayed with light crude oil. The remedy targets the worst skin spots using a mixture of unsalted lard and flowers of sul.
Breeding ewes eat large amounts of roughage and need little grain. Stover and oat straw can form a major, economical part of their diet but should be supplemented with higher protein foods. Sheep consume about 25 to 45 percent of stover's weight and leave the stalks. wheat straw has limited value for sheep.
After a cholera outbreak, whitewash and disinfectants should be used freely around hog houses and yards. If cleaning is careful, stocking up may resume in a few weeks after hog deaths stop, with no further loss, but usually wait two to three months before restocking or relying on survivors for a fresh start.
An aristocratic looking woman demands a fitting at a downtown shoe store in Indianapolis News. After hours of inspection, the manager questions clerk Charles who loses his temper. He discovers the left stocking is full of holes, but the woman remains unfazed and buys tennis shoes shortly after.
A terse editorial fragment notes that a stepping stone to business often proves fleeting. It asserts success hinges on character as much as actions, mentions warble hearts, and ends with a maxim about giving being nobler than receiving.
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