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The Meeker herald., 1909-09-18
Cutting Hay.

Our plan Ii to cut in the evening,
when we can take the hay in the next
afternoon. As soon as the dew il OF
In the morning We stir the cut clover
with = tedder and then, II 1t il wilted
enough to take up before noon or Just
after dinner. we haul 1t In. We have
no trouble TO make good, bright clover
hay in this way II the weather IL at
all favorable. We SOW Z little timo-
thy with our clover. because II makes
better hay and helps in the curing.
The best clover hay IL made by rak-
Ing up ~ soon az II Ia wilted, putting
In shocks and letting II cure for two
or three days. then turning It over
and hauling in. II one has good.
bright straw and the clover IL not
well cured. It Ia good plan TO mix
some OF the straw with the clover In
the NOV. This aids In curing and the
stock will eat UP both straw and
clover.
The Meeker herald., 1909-09-18
~ a r.ree,..,ns or rrlesl,ns Filter or A.-..or.

can be led to the basin or reservoir
which contains the spring water. The
two supplies together will probably
furnish sufhcient quantity for the
residence. the tenants house. the
laundry and the garden. Judging from
the number of horses and other live
stock which you have. We should say
you require supply Of at least 1000
gallons day. Your attic tank In the
residence 10 not of sunhcient capacity
to hold this daily supply and we
strongly urge you to consider the cree
tton on tower of suitable height OF
an elevated tank. the tank and pipes
being frost PROCEED 10 as to be suit
able for winter use. In that case the
attic tank may be done away with.
The Meeker herald., 1909-09-18

height Of several fest from douches
OF sbesys On = sand inter bed. which
h turn removes from the water the
iron pfeciDttate. II IL still better to
syringe 4 percoiAting or trickling A.
ter or aerztGn. fr0m seven to eight
feet high. 0iled With coke or other
porous substances. The water to be
purified b discharged over this filter
IN fDe spfsys and trickies down
thnougb the litter. The e61uent should
then be mA1e TO pass through sand
filter. Fig ! shows 4 rough sketch Of
DIE Hss4 method. while Fig. 2 shows
the second Il IL fortunate that the
iron presest In your well water is in
the form Of carbonate. because II 1t
we're sulphsts Of iron chemical
tssstnent By adding milk Of lime or
The Meeker herald., 1909-09-18
Fig. 4. Waugh s..s.eh Of Asr.tisn systsm.

the pathogenic germ. For this reasoa
the ozone treatment Of water has
been recommended for the puffAcs-
ton Of = polluted watefsupply- The
generation Of ozone requires . rather
complicated electrical apparatus and
for this reason II Is too costly to be
used for 4 small private water-supply.
We advise you to select = good gas
engine pump, suitable for natural gas.
and that you erect It in . small pump
house over well Ut barn. The dis
charge pipe should be carried to the
spring house. where the coke percolat-
ing filter and the sand filtration basin
should be placed. The purified water
The Meeker herald., 1909-09-18

This frame we covered with cheap
boards and then shingled them all
over. and this made cheap yet dur
able building. l have put up several
buildings this way at about one,hAlf
the cost Of such buildings II every
thing had to be bought of the contrac.
tor. We always used galvanized nails
to put on shingles with. As the plain
ones are not worth the time 1t takes
to drive them.-Exchange.
The Meeker herald., 1909-09-18

after baing expossd No the atr N dir
ct,srged fhruslgh aprays OF 3ets. Very
no0n becomes clOiHdy and shows q red.
hiah bru~n prscipttate. which b farric
oxide. formed frum q chemical rnmbi-
nation I'd the cafbunkte a trun with
The 0HyeeH IN the air. ThA fefric
oxide CAD be rompvsd by filtration
and then the wHtor usually becomes
claar md Nholesune and ID excellent
nnaitty and hsB its objectionable
irun fnate antiraly.
In practice the removal d the iron
Is aceumpliahsd IN various wsyx. We
do nut advise '.ldtfing the water
StsEnd" IN nFdr 10 nefRte Il A much
bstter way Is Id let the wxter fall .
The Meeker herald., 1909-09-18
PRACTICAL vKH system
~ GE1N. FARM USE
49, Wsna~ 4z- D.@p WasaEA Are odhas~ae
H.s H~a..d uzzkk o.
nj

s,uu or 10th ~nnif be reuuirsd. which
wn,lM adj tcnnnilierabiy 10 the e.
pense.
A thirI naethm CONSISTS IL the tsest-
meut Of the waiter with .oxune, which
has bsen hrgaiy developed by the
krEe German firm II 6iemens 4
Halske, mn which tiaS nut Jrssssd the
experimental stage in this cpuutry-
The claim il made fm this hast meth
I'd that II NOT unly puri1ies the wsr1~r
The Meeker herald., 1909-09-18

FsSiSy 4rsHk ErhaSkeT, bat be haH
ksDt ht@ because he k2ew A0re rsti
f0aA drunk thsA most sneD kAes
sober. sAA hscanse n dist SazHe theirs
vss R0 ore 70 tsxe bis piaes.
Where ~ yos Get thate-
~0st Of my esboose--N, FAther the
eab00se thsA tass1 ~ bs stRes-
'Yos kaoy theD ths4 yos ase Ats
ehsxgelt|
no, ! hsyept heard 50. but ] shoshl
thfRk 20, IT'S shout time"
Yes assep4ed the sapes1atsAAs2t
I'm sorry" ssi1 Jaek.
,.H0'R
Ia rather begin At the .b0ttoR
sxsla here" saa1 Farley. iooktna
AOwa towards the Youadhouss, vheS4
. Aa3f Aozen black locomotives stool
wsitaRg 20 tske 81 out. than take 4
train on aA0thsF rosA,"
Wei, II you bsEip where you ar
you'll bAS1a II the bottom. for you sss
shout ~ NEAR the bottom rs ths car
pst h 70 tbs As0s,"
Nay ] begin. thRsr'
Yes. In jsst . hsnArs1 years froz
t0Aay,~
But you understand I've quit, DOM
ySur"
QUIT vhstr
-Hamboozs,"
HUH" sp4 the superiptendsni
wrote rapidly, pretending TO forge,
Jack sad bis Jug. and MI else bot tn
pay roll thst he was signing.
"0oadby. Mr., Highwsy." said Far
Wy. Ra0ytnx towards the door.
"GooAby. Jaek--hsrs! you're forget
ting S0mstbtnS."
no" ssia Jack. I've quit" snd ha
psss4 ost. looking very pAis and sd
Loag before the snd OF the one han
drsd years Farley vas brsking 81
tbs hill sgsta,
Three years from tbs dSy he gsv<
ths Old man the Jug hs was runnina
tbs oIA mans ear.
For tbs arst tins land the oplJ
tins. 70 Tar ~ ! kaow) tbs supssin
tsaAsnt hsd taken his two iitiis giYia
out with him. Hs was \ worker, sn1
used his private car for the companJ
aad nsysS for himself, but, being /
kind, sasctionsts father. though Ter
T0r 70 trsinmsn generally. he had con
cluAsd TO give the children it'll
, sHeurston Ut tbs othsr snd Of III
itns.
A. thsy scms down the hill thai
aay thsy met sad passed . frsigh,
tssts On . stdtng. The rear cngial
The Meeker herald., 1909-09-18
Plenty ~ csvsyIns.

Don't you mud II tAeopvsnisst
sleeping out N d00rsf" asked tie
woman tH the wsysids cottage.
"Ah, M, num-" responded optimls.
trial Oscar, tipping his erownisss bet.
u generally choose = flower bed sd
iiks M Ast ~ have sheets of rails
with biaHists Of fos and al tbs con.
f0StA OF hesp
The Meeker herald., 1909-09-18
EssdIna calxaa hx Hand.

Feeding calvss by Hand.
In feeding calves by hand. keep the
calves drinking pals ~ clean a. you
do the milking pals. This will lessen
the danger Of scours and other calf
ailments.
The Meeker herald., 1909-09-18
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The Meeker herald., 1909-09-18


oppastfe sstsae. % - 7no 'ciaar TIE nnah
line, sbur tine Hsan On ifhe hanI ssmn
die nor know this In sEoa1E N IN
tire siding tine piaaher hG fn1urG her
pifot. 20 nnv iaise eanlG not pna6- A3se
lwui2i have To 5ehkRe pSaeos with
the nsnEG AenGiDe.
The conductor ai3nak@i the hand
engines; .faey each 6aaw thrse iahcft
biasts, the p,ssiaer sAnswered and tfhe
tram baxan To shadk lnwzJ. The
moment tine ihznd engines be-
gan 10 back ont the cc0ndnctUF
.realixefi that he NAG rnnle a 1mista1Re
that the men Aiaan6 did NOT knu~
that the ,pssaf&er WAs detached. Ina
meciateiy he scrambled % the mp
OF the tram and macae ARotner INKS
take. Instead Of giving tRem q allow
signal he gave them e stop atBnAl.
They a21ut on. hut tine rear end n
the train had been pisnned lhaok h.
yy0ssd the levei TRACK that iny n fru9t
N the itttie way nation Ffve l0Eas
snapped OF sud went roafi1g foxn
the mountain behind the auperin-
rtendents TRAIN. The one 1hfAkdman
WIZ AknsUAi InanAsAHAen 'rn Ir111
f-tlse tram - II iasdeed ronzd q aAnrp
cnrve. and n0~ the oarF wore rnn-
ming wf6.
The s1sgtnser o. the special saaw the
irts1as1~ay carr coming, md instantly
let M the mir A1d begxn to fall ont
vi the way. Nine hllnztrsd md ni1ssty-
nine men ONT of every th0uaand
wouh have done the sanse thing. II
Is 0f q Disoe with the ruke that aAB
when you train has parted keep going
tksep esst of the Way until ySu sre
sure that the setachsd portion euf the
train ians stopped. The either Ean
would aasSe stgypsd at once. naalaa6istl
his passengers. serasanied raxf 1f TIE
right Of wsy. md lot fhsn hit But
that IL NOT according 10 the book n
rules NOR ID keeping with the inatinat
VI An engineer. HIS first taaoueazt Is
N his people, his train. his engine
10 remain in the cab and die, d need
Ne, snd he usuaiiy does II.
dHe man On the spscisl bsinx 1uil
f ,fhe 4ocx rules. as,pt xoiue. b,st q
esr losdsd vtIl o,,trun = loeunotiys
with he, 1iuas .ad RODS sad an har
ms1,hins,ry 70 a,o,d her 100. Any-
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s,,ne n,.n ,.o,lId 6ess ruu .Sowu = twp-
hnuS..,d1ous .raSe. md tp \ -nry 4sv
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n th.v All bs,d 4as ..t,e ~ 49,
4 yo,,,d go a. On ~ too q thnn
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The Meeker herald., 1909-09-18

\ bsnk IL not very Interesting
place To tbs man who las not msaA
principal.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-08
GOOD THINGS FOR IRRIGATED IDAHO TO DO.

There for cear-headed with courage and
little money live while he gets started to establish
great industry here in Southern dahothe publication of an
rgaton paper less national scope Idaho has
and already irrigated than any other state; land still
susceptible of irrigation than perhaps any other state Here
lincoln county there will be close 100000 of irrigated
and in Blaine county there perhaps 100000 that
brought under water Cassa county has perhaps 100000
acres-and maybe lot more Twin Falls county possible
100000 Owyhee the giant of them ALL will have posi-
bic 100000 when the big Bruneau plan worked and
The Boise Payete country has perhaps 100000 East OF
these above named there Bingham, and Bannoc and Bea
Lake and Oneida aud Fremont; all of which have many
thousands of of fine land high in altitude and
sary restricted in the variety of crops they produce but
still of great value There is other section in the United
where would be possible to approach this
area in compacuess size fertility.
This vast irrigated rrigabe not be opened and
made produce its hest without proper instruction. lrr
CATION thing to most OF the United States there is little
precedent for the proper handling of irrigated lands Most
aes inst starting irrigated farm, realize their lack
If information and would be cled to death to have
,ert advce-whch they could buy from good irrigation pa
Der for So year at the outside
70 establish the agricultural college in the of
his vast irrigated belt and to persuade big hearted
enus undertake the task of showing the people how
he best of their fields would be wonderfully progress
i've step for Idaho to take. p
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-08
LAND OFFICE REMOVAL.

II understood that the land office location matter e
be settled about the middle OF this month"; when HALEY
leeted 70 yield less gracefully to other place
either Twin Falls Gooding Shoshone There
Of knowing inst what the department will do the invesga
tons have heen carred on by special agents from Washington
and the aforementioned outsiders United States senator's
would have little weight there we're amy who could
would interfere.
Sosone uuquestonahy has the lead in the matter of po-
son aud il believed that the departmental Investigations
have recognized his fact Shoshone the junction of the
main line with the Wood River branch; whatever business
from the branch would find far convenient
stop at So>one than 20 to either at the other towns The
only objection IS the that Shoshone has urged against
liae small proportion OF the business less than 10
per through HALEY the HALEY road But
of the business of the district from the eastward
there being little land office business from the westward
woud a haze through Shoshone reach Goodng and
would have to switch of further branch road reach
Twin Falls It the department is selecting the location
from purely ntaran standpoint Shoshone is the inevitable
conclusion.
Here's congratulations the office to be established
in Shoshone during the coming yeari
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-08

to midnight oi Of the state legal department
and to burn u away past midnight Mr. Guheen has made
strong recommendations for legislation would
helpful to the state of which likely to be enacted into
law.
after six years Of aost acceptable service geoogist
MINER developer Of the state mineral resources
MINER ne has made name among all the mining Of the
Northwest
Congressman French has people for six years
e has the reputation OF being Of the hardest workers
Washington Of the most ikabe Of all the hundreds who
gather there and he has been unfang in his efforts get just
what the people Of Idaho wanted ever showed greater
done does not the servty of the afraid Of
losing his job but the genuine interest and friendship Of the
who Your friend Probably in Idaho
faces and and facts well Burton H. French Re
real mine OF information about Idaho and this encyclopedia
knowledge has made him far valuable to the state than
some other more fiery could have BEEN Mr. French in the
last campaign where he has defeated for the nomination
conceded that he had absolute certainly turned mi
ana worked as a Tor ms successful rival as he eyer did Tor
himself He made Of the stuff that great made Of
and the state Of Idaho will hear more of him.
Robert Bragaw state auditor has served four years. aid
this year closes full quarter century of official life FOR -
he clerk and recorder of Kootena county, for six
supervisor Priest River forest reserve and
his four in the state house completes the record He
poets to in the real estate business Spokane though
he whandle Idaho lands and utilities Mr. Bragaw has kept
his office work few could have DONE and he with
host Of frendsthough there be those who not in the
friendly category.
Lieutenant Governor Eurrel served only one term and
there little opportunity to show his real capacity AS pres
dent of the Senate he proved capable officers and his friends
believe that had he been called upon to sit in the gov
rnors chair, he would have more than made good.
The old administration has into history with all its
good all its bad all its human strength and weakness There
spots there have been things
betered things that would have been if done
better way But whole it has been exceptionally strong
administrations and the retiring officers have contributed
much that good that great those who left Idaho
we'll be content to Judge the results and to let time write
he Judgment that too partisan to admtha it
las been strong, SAFE progressive administration, single
eared in its regard for the welfare of the state and successful
eyond any reasonable dream
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-08

While the price Of wool the past -
cents pound the Buerfeld Live Stock Company Of Weise
has just contracted is wool clip for 1909 half million pounds
to st Louis buyers for 10 cents pound This is a gain Of
and AL Of clear money above the price for 1908
II the National Wool Growers get their great
plan fairly "a operation cutting out the middeman and taking
al the profits Themselves the prices may be expected to CLINT
yet higher
L because Of inst such business prospects this whc
affect the whole OF the state that the people of Idaho
anxious TO have the forest grazing range question
tied better basis than has With 40 per the
state in forest that should be used for stock range
with without the Idaho vitality Interested The
sheep must have there but what contained
IN the Cut off the reserves and the sheep last
minute.
The proposition to establish public lands commission
ia Idaho 10 make careful study OF the and gov
eminent lands ia aud out Of the forest to advise with
the forest reserve and interior departments to take up the que
ton o conserving water for irrigation and Of other latent
ought 20 be good thing for the present legislature
to take up Tie individual sheep the
socatiou Of sheep have not quite enough weight with
the government 20 force the grazing question to fair penna
nent settlement state department would be worth far
bound down the departments Washington bv Of
fetal peecdenis and rules nothing short of
demonstration will ge recognition commission of three of
the most capable who could be found serve should be
worth millions 20 Idaho long wool is worth Is
pound.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-08

when q new passenger was put on the
Boise branch the older man decided
to take that and the Wood River pas
senger was given to Mr.. Chrisman.
There is not man in the service of
the Oregon Short Line that can put a
train through the snow drifts on this
mountain branch like Engineer Chris
man can, as he knows every foot of
the roadbed and can estimate at a
glance the depth of the snow and
knows instinctiveiy the velocity OF
rush necessary to penetrate and clear
every DRIFT. II Is many years of faith
full service for the company that is
now rewarded by the most desirable
position on the line. judging from an
standpoint, and his many
friends will be glad of his deserved
promotion.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-08
Bllevnue News Changes Hands

With last weeks issue of the Belle
vue News, Clyde S. Shaw retired as
editor and H. o. Doolitle takes
charge. Mr.. Shaw has been at the
helm of the News for a number of
years and is one of the best news
paper men in this part OF Idaho. He
is an enthusiastic member of the
Eastern Idaho Press club and his
genial presence and wise council will
be missed when the boys" meet for
their regular gabfests. Mr.. Doolittle
is a much more active gentleman
than his name would indicate and
from the experience he has had in
newspaper work he ought TO keen
Bellevue in the limelight to her ad-
vantage.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-08
GOOD MAN IN GOOD PLACE.
Jesse Chrisman Again Bucking Snow
drifts On Branch Line.

Il will be gratifying to the friends
OF j. 3. Chrisman to know that he
has secured the position OF engineer
on the new passenger train recently
pat on the branch road. Mr.. Chris
mani has served as fireman ard en-
gineer on the mixed branch train for
eighteen or twenty years, serving
first as fireman for Engineer Frank
Coolidge. After the death OF Mr.
Coolidge he was advanced to the en-
slnsers position and served in that
capacity till the new passenger train
was installed. AS an older man in
the service desired and applied for
the new position. Mr.. Chrisman was
to another route. But
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-08

oodng school district in the of several hundred dollars.
Last sumner when the school district levy made, the
Goodng district levied 10 mill tax; District No. g. which
to be consolidated taxof two and one half mills and Dis
rct No. L. special tax all When the consolidation
effected the district retained the number 49, which had voted
the special 10 mill tax though the other two parts Of the
bned district voted little tax at all The Short Line
have voluntarily paid the it peraned to
the whole district though would be legally questionable
whether the levy should hold against than the original
District No. TO-
1t ism the fashion to aud the railroads. but STILL when
matters like this it doesn hurt the peoples to
recognize such courteses as these
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-08
THE RETIRING STATE OFFICIALS.

The ocal state year has closed aud the retiring State Of
ficefs have gone huck to private life
Governor Goong has served four years of the best of his
life He has given the state the very best that strong
courageous executive could do and Idaho has grown from
undesirable weaklng to figure of naona proportions No
state in the mon has made such strides has Idaho during
me past Tour years ad 80 a part 81 TINS progress has been
feesd Is soud be any man pride have part Of
the official machinery 81 the state during This great period
developments have been governor honor that beyond
price.
Attorney General 0uleen goes back 90 private life after
four ct official service He has had knottv prob
cms 10 unrave than any Of his official predecessors; this
great period OF growth and adjustment conditions
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-08

Julian E. Lane, the painter. is
readily disposing of many of his re-
cent paintings of the wonderful
scenery TO be found in this portion
OF southern Idaho, and he is now
engaged on other scenes which viii
be open to public inspection at
later time.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-01-08
IOuRNAL INFORMATION.

II u
O VA
Of the
p.fe ~ 10 the cure month.
5 II f. TODD Shoshone Idaho
eoin
subscription and .
Postmaster d GOedug
z. Drug Storf.I
trtNH
Weldon Druggist d Dealer. Her,id
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