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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1923
Page
6
Charles J. Beury of Colorado Agricultural College urges selecting pure bred, thick, and vigorous bulls to improve herds. He warns against cheap inferior bulls, stresses matching bull and cow types, and notes fertility and early calf viability as key. He advises using 3 to 5 cows per strong bull for effective breeding outcomes.
Professor G Gross of State College of Agriculture describes a cheap self feeder for pigs built from a barrel and wooden platform. A 18 inch wider square base supports the barrel and a center pyramid allows feed to flow. The bottom is raised by four blocks to set the correct flow so pigs eat without wasting or starving.
Pigs fed suddenly on lush green clover after hunger or short pasture risk bloat and death. Wet clover and any green feed can trigger the condition. Modern hog feeding gradually introduces green crops like rye oats beans rape clover alfalfa and corn to reduce losses.
Fragmentary note discusses changing sheep pasture to prevent infection. Mentions timing and alternation of grazing, with unclear terms and probable livestock health context. References could relate to pasture rotation and disease control practices.
A mangled OCR extract mentions cows, worms, and various garbled terms. Readable names or dates do not form a clear, complete news item. The passage contains scattered phrases without coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize.
Two Boy Scout actions earn praise for courage and quick thinking. Scout Max Davis of Jersey City climbed a tree to untie a fallen parade flag, then protected the rope when an auto struck, losing fingers. an accident hospitalizes him but his warning saved others. Scout Carlton Price of Syracuse restrained a severed artery to a baby, applying a tourniquet and bandaging until medical help arrived at the farm and later hospital care.
Governor Charles O. Moore of Idaho pledges support to the Boy Scouts in a letter to James J. West chief scout executive. He says if every boy joined the Scouts radio problems would fade in one generation and that Scouts make better boys at home, school and in public.
Fragmentary report notes Scout Troop Melting Pot with boys from Mealin Assyria Greene Lithuania Kunaia Hierwany Holland Francs Bug Scotland and Auer. It mentions a leader or guide and references a Balpialection event and a parental background context.
Readable bits show an advertisement fragment with stray letters and unclear product name. No clear person, organization, place, date, or price can be identified from the legible text.
Oklahoma horticulture expert outlines practical tree planting steps. Heeling in, trenching, soil separation, root handling, and depth rules are detailed. Instructions cover wrapping roots, keeping them moist, avoiding wind, cutting bruised roots, and proper soil packing without manure in holes.
The article discusses failures of old common storage houses due to faulty construction and poor ventilation. It highlights benefits of modern ventilated storage, including extended keeping quality, coordinated community packing bases in the West, and the ability to store fruit for later grading and packing when labor is scarce. It notes the shift from damp, airless or sawdust insulation to better cooling methods and emphasizes the importance of timely fruit storage to prevent spoilage.
Fragmentary OCR text provides limited readable items including names and locations but lacks coherent facts. The piece mentions people and places without clear events or outcomes, making a definitive summary difficult. Further readable context is needed to identify the main action or result.
A narrator recalls a museum display of old toys and dolls copied from ancient life including boats, animals, and children. The tale links the toy exhibit to a sick girl and her mother, who regains health and enjoys sunshine together.
A collection of testimonial letters from mothers and general readers praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for aiding childbirth, strengthening the body, and easing pains. Letters from Hamilton and St. Louis describe relief from back pain, fatigue, and weakness, with mothers stating they could work and care for children after use. The notices urge others to consider the remedy for personal health and family wellbeing.
A Draper shop advertises dyeing services for women and approves seven tint options. New garments sold at 15 cents each.
Diamond Des assures successful home dyeing with De mond Dyes even if you have nap dyed before. Druggists provide all directions in each package.
The article notes Canada is split roughly evenly between city and country residents with 4,352,773 urban and 4,435,710 rural people. It states Prince Edward Island and Saskatchewan have rural populations about 73 percent of their total. The excerpt then shifts to a personal reflection on attention and social aims.
A large Scottish family from the Isle of Skye in Invernesshire claims to hold the world’s oldest lineage. Seven sisters and two brothers, all married, live together and receive the British old-age pension as they pursue light producing water devices and divers for underwater work.
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