13 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Soda Springs Chieftain
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
1
This excerpt describes owlet moth and cutworm damage in Idaho, outlining larval habits, feeding, and life cycle. It advises fall plowing to prevent egg-laying, and suggests a poison bran mash treatment using bran, arsenic, molasses, and citrus, to protect emerging crops.
A farewell gathering was hosted at Mrs. Paul Tipton's home for Mrs. Ida Kackley by the Ladi Soda Springs lodge. The event honored a beloved member with a warm sendoff and memories shared. Guests enjoyed a sumptuous lunch and heartfelt toasts as plans for her move to California were noted.
For sale weanling pigs available after June 10 delivered by Don Rugler of Soda Springs. Contact Tala for arrangements.
County plans immediate organization by school trustees to recruit savings societies in each district to collect pledges for the drive. Quotas set at 20 per person, with committees forming clubs to reach the total before year end. County aims to match other counties in pledge levels and promote bond purchases with refunds available after five years.
Professor Ravenhill of Utah Truth College argues war may benefit Americans by expanding food variety. He suggests dividing foods into five groups including vegetables fruits meats grains fats and dairy and urges families to use trimmings and cheaper fats while ensuring children receive milk and butter.
The ceremony took place last Saturday afternoon in Pocatello with Wm. A. Hyde, president of the Pocatello Stake, L.D.S. church, witnessing. The bride and groom, both well known, begin married life together as a local celebration ends with best wishes from friends and family. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs John Nagy of Soda Springs Idaho on June 6 1918 weighing nine pounds mother and child reported doing well.
A fragmentary text hints at a trial or test of a Tesuit wit, mentioning thorough examination and a lingering impression of the result. The readable lines suggest evaluative discussion rather than a clear outcome.
A brief note outlines a puzzling figure associated with Bertin and a cryptic trio name. The text hints at a tune or ritual linked to the mystery, with limited readable details on people or places.
From Montpelier, Forsyth and his wife return home after a slight operation for cancer. He speaks highly of the surgeons at Li in Bros hospital.
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