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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
4
The expiration date for subscriptions is printed on the label. Sid dates received between the teach are dated the first of the following month if after the tenth. The Journal is sold at the News Stand of E. Todd in Shoshone, Idaho.
The article describes the fierce Idaho primary atmosphere with Hurlon B. Wrench gaining momentum and Col. Mator Weg Gul Sen supporting Canton and Cannonism. It notes the Democratic and Republican party dynamics, the impact of county divisions, and the likely slim chances for the legislative factions as the primary turns toward Boise. Voters, tension, and working of ballots shape outcomes across counties.
In Idaho and other states where elections occurred, the defeat of Congressman Hamer reflects a broader shift toward progressive sentiment. Analysts note the Leetipert faction and stand-patters influence the outcome, signaling a growing movement within the party.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss county division plans and candidate margins. It notes one anti division candidate leading and potential certification by the counting board, with uncertain outlook for county division measures. The text references political contenders and uncertainty around the outcome.
Hopert J. Hil, new manager, outlines extensive fall sowing of 320 acres to wheat with irrigation, 100 acres to alfalfa next spring, apple planting, and ongoing sagebrush clearing. Prof. Hill, an agronomist, boosts dairy and irrigation expertise, noting Idaho dairy potential and a forthcoming practical agricultural school opening October 7.
RE V Bilington of the dairy division, USDA, working with the University of Idaho, predicts dairying will within two years become one of Idaho’s foremost industries and says Idaho stands as the preeminent dairy state in the United States.
The Idaho University Agricultural Department presents a practical boys course aimed at making farm life attractive and profitable. Dean Wool and Professor Wayne discuss solving worker prosperity by teaching practical farming, forge work, welding, tempering, and farm arithmetic to save time and money.
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