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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1914
Page
2
An impassioned wartime appeal urges farmers to adopt mechanical farming, better plowing, and precise seeding to boost yields. Experts from University of California and Missouri emphasize disk harrows, seed drills, and soil moisture care as keys to sustain production amid horse shortages and rising costs.
Stockmen in the northwest shift to smooth wire for drift fences after federal guidance in forest areas. Barbed wire costs more and harms hides, while 86 smooth wire proves cheaper and equally effective. The move follows a broader federal stance from Washington and Oregon authorities.
The fish car of the state game department completes northern work and heads south this week, delivering half a million young fish to southern streams near Welser Silver City Mountain Home American Falls Burley Downey and Ketchum. The effort—total four million fry—aims to replenish both regions as part of an expanding annual distribution with hopes to reach ten million next season. Uzum is advertised as a hand washing product for busy workers and drivers.
An advertisement extols Deerene Knives as high quality pocket knives with fine blades and sturdy handles. It emphasizes hardness and superior craftsmanship, presenting the knives as well made and good looking accessories from Shoshone Hardware Co.
A late 19th to early 20th century analysis cites General Pereta on the high cost per casualty, estimating war expenses in francs and pounds and showing varied casualty costs across wars. It notes large indirect losses from disease, fatigue, and hospitalizations, with hygiene affecting outcomes in Crimea, Russo-Japanese, and Franco-Prussian conflicts.
USE PORTABLE SCHOOLHOUSES. People in this community have built a movable schoolhouse to serve higher grade pupils not fitting in the established building. The device can be moved to the district’s upper part or lower end as needed. This allows two teachers where one was before. Starr's Ferry item, Burley Bulletin.
Halley and cashiers visit as Bellevue State Stank stores report farmers in the valley improving financially. Those with four to five years on the land now prosper, and several long-term holders are valued between 10000 and 100000 dollars each.
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