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Newspaper
The Blackfoot Optimist
Location
Blackfoot, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1916
Page
2
A reflective poem notes that a dog remains loyal and loving regardless of a owner's birth, station, or failures. The animal's judgment is only the master’s loyalty, offering faithfulness and unselfish companionship through hardship and disgrace.
The past week reports significant wage gains from Southern Pacific Santa Fe Standard Oil and Bell Telephone benefiting thousands. Critics say media overplays labor threats while praising positive employer actions. The piece urges balanced acknowledgment and collective effort toward a prosperous community and an independent electorate.
A satirical monologue portrays political figures led by Wudthrow and House in a mock Purge of the Heart. The piece veers through Victorian era names, tariff talk, and a chorus of Dimockiey Democrats, culminating in a ritual at the Capitol where a Ram in the Bushes becomes the idol of Arb trashun.
The article argues that during the off season most cultivation implements and planters should be stored under a shed to prevent rust and warping. It suggests that proper care and timely maintenance save money by avoiding frequent replacements and extra work to fund new gear.
A compilation of opinions on prohibition includes Henry W. Bink Henry Waterson William Jennings Bryan and others arguing against or questioning prohibition as a policy. It contrasts moral regulation with enforcement limits and advocates temperance through local sentiment or shared costs, urging practical action over mere resolve.
Pennsylvania Experiment Station expert C H Hadley Jr outlines fumigation of seed wheat to prevent grain insects. Use carbon disulphide in airtight bins, 1 pound per 100 cubic feet, fumes kill pests within 24 to 36 hours, with care to avoid ignition and inhalation.
An illustrated guide to building a simple trap nest for poultry breeders. It attaches under the dropping board with the front facing the pen, uses a wire rear for ventilation, and features a self closing door activated by the hen’s movement. Proper adjustment, ventilation, and frequent releasing of nesting material ensure effective use.
The United States population rose by 24,000,000 in the last decade while beef cattle numbers fell by 6,000,000 and cap 10,000,000. hog numbers declined by 11,000,000, signaling shifting agricultural dynamics and meat demand.
Wisconsin experiment station bulletin counsels barns should have Gambrel roofs for more hay space and north south length for ample sunlight. Rectangular barns beat round ones and should sit 200 feet from the house near wells and granaries. Drainage and concrete foundations are essential. Build large enough for future stock and capacity.
Mrs Thomas Casey of Geneva New York says her husband suffered years from indigestion with stomach pains and distress after meals. She notes Chamberlains Tablets relieved the spells right away and says the product is obtainable everywhere.
Mrs. Hugh Cook of Scottsville testifies that five years ago in Garbutt N X used Chamberlains Cough Remedy for two children with colds. She reports it promptly stopped coughing and cured their colds faster than any other medicine.
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