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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1921
Page
6
Mr Bowser drafts letters to national figures urging price reductions on goods amid wartime concerns. He visits a butcher to vent about high beef prices and contemplates mailing his missives that claim to influence government policy and social affairs.
Fragmented text presents disjointed phrases about molding character and temptation. No coherent events, names, or clear facts emerge to form a proper news item.
Advice from the U S Department of Agriculture warns that shipping poor hay goods to market often causes losses for producers or shippers. Discounts of 1 to 2 dollars per ton per lower grade are common and demand shifts with heavy low grade receipts. The bureau notes grading leniency in bad weather and suggests using off grade hay on the farm or sold locally. When marketing is unavoidable, steps include keeping grades separated, uniform car loading, and careful invoicing to improve returns.
Colorado adopts United States potato grades and sets state standards for onions cabbage lettuce celery cucumbers and tomatoes. The new division of marketing began in July with hearings across the state and will soon announce boxed and bulk stock grades for apples. About 1000 cars were inspected in the first month, boosting Colorado crop marketing on a federal grading basis.
A fragment emphasizes supplying fresh pure water morning and night with light morning feed. It notes fowls eat at night and require ongoing water intake to maintain wellbeing, urging better water provision alongside evening feeding.
A damaged OCR fragment references a commercial grain or papent event with vague details. Readable items mention a sale or notice action, but the full context and names are missing. The piece preserves a local notice tone without clear dates or participants.
A Massachusetts driving exam reveals a timid applicant who mastered back and turn maneuvers in his yard while fearing straightaways, explaining the strange but humorous anecdote cited by examiners. The tale underscores the wide variety of learner experiences in licensing tests.
The fragment reflects on fog droplet density ranging from twenty thousand to a million per cubic inch and pivots to a philosophical note about rule following and judging others. It ends with a musing about personal rules and potential juror status in future court cases.
A narrator recalls meeting Barrie at a London dinner. He jokes about Sir James’s plays, noting not all are successes. Carrie comments on Barrie’s head, and Barrie quips that some plays peter out while others pan out.
A terse dialogue questions Henry and newer scandals, then reflects on fallibility, night and time. The lines compare a descent into error with injury and note eternity as sunset’s distance. A closing remark on gratitude offers a proverb about perception.
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