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The Blackfoot Optimist

Location

Blackfoot, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1915

Page

7

New Laws Set To Shape State Wide Policy

Idaho Falls Register reports on the Sleohbol Werehave Act and the Emergency Employment measures. The alcohol act restricts purchases in dry areas to pure ethanol for specified uses and sacramental wine with clerical certification. Penalties include heavy fines and potential prison terms for repeats. The emergency employment act provides work through county boards for residents under 1000 worth of property, limited to sixty days per fiscal year on road and related labor.

Idaho Falls Register

Best Thing for a Bilious Attack

A Carolina News editor reports chronic indigestion and liver trouble worsened by confinement in a printing office. After a severe attack he took three Chamberlain's Tablets and rapidly regained strength, praising the relief and recommending the remedy. The note ends with an advertisement for where to obtain the tablets and a call for clean cotton rags for the Optimist Office.

Chamberlain Bailey Carolina News Chapin

Coatees A New Feature In Lingerie Dresses

New York May 12 fashion note reviews the rise of lingerie jackets paired with sheer frocks in 1900s style. Describes lace nets corsage affects, silks, jackets, trims, and accessories such as gloves parasols and stockings, highlighting vibrant colors and Victorian influences. Mentions Madam Ta Mode pushing feather boas and tulle, with named styles and textile details.

New York Paris America Atlantic Jold Rose Gardens

Fashionable Morning Coats and Garden Hats Parade in Silk and Lace

A vivacious Misa models a frock with dark blue taffeta silk jacket, velvet stitched organdy cuffs, and Valen tienne lace. a white organdy shirt links to a paneled skirt. She wears fal Jer tancy patent leather shoes and white kid uppers with white silk stockings as a garden hat glistens in the sun. An artist of fame, exiled, is the guest of honor and a couturier’s dress is praised. The contee showcases a short ave jacket of embroidered batiste with flounced sleeves and a waist sash, while skirts lengthen to four inches above the ground. Large French sailor hats, satin and chiffon, velvet streamers, and beaded flowers complete the ensemble worn by mature ladies.

Lin Milan Horn Titov Dolly Varden Moire Sila Madam Ta Mode Milady Ea Feather Tulle Boas Veat Misa Batiste

Use of Silo on Farm Promoted by Prof Rhinehart Views

Prof Rhinehart of the U S Department of Agriculture at Rupert urges silo use after surveying 28 local farmers. Most favor building silos this year or next for feeding livestock. opinions vary on silo size, materials, and profitability. Silo types include underground pits and above ground structures of wood masonry metal or concrete, with considerations of climate and stock needs.

Rhinehart U. S. Department of Agriculture Rupert Rupert Dempert Mgr. Rinehart

Silo Construction Guidelines Emphasize Strength and Longevity

Farmers weigh silo types and insist on proper foundations smooth inner walls and summer emptying. Reinforced concrete favored in southern Idaho, with 27 silos in Canyon County surveyed showing varied materials and ownership between farm and commercial structures. Most owners call silos a good investment, with payback usually within two years.

Maho Canyon County Wisconsin Cuyon County

Franz Josef of Austria. Aged ruler rallies amid wars

The 86 year old Franz Josef, ruler of the house of Habsburg, has recovered from illness and attends cabinet conferences on the war progress. Born 1830, he ascended in 1848 and endured assassination and personal losses as he steered Austria through prior conflicts and the current European war. The Statesman notes his resilience amid ongoing turmoil.

Merois House of Mapsburg Berdinand Berdinand, and Has Passed Through the Fiery Furnace of Trouble Aven Timoa Bosnia Europe Servia Archduke France Sardinia Prussia Bismark German Empire Franz Josef

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Optimist Land Homes H. E. Brown Jennings, Kansas S Supplies For Bingham County J. H. Stoneman Maple Street Mmweey's Feed Baen Idaho B. H. Lyon Prop Depot Blackfoot, Idaho North Main Street Villa Ridge Dairy W. W. Wood Jersey Net Batiste Tke Gem State Lumber Co
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