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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
3
Fully 250 farmers from across Washington attended the state farmers meeting at Washington State College Pullman. Delegates arrived Thursday and Friday, with tours of departments, ten minute talks by experimental staff, and labeled badges to foster familiarity among participants and professors.
Pullman June 11 farmers and livestock men at the state convention passed a unanimous resolution endorsing President Roosevelts hands on probing Chicago packinghouse conditions. They call for stringent laws to enforce his congressional recommendations amid opposition to the beef trust. A separate resolution urged prohibiting saloons pool rooms and billiard halls within five miles of Washington State college.
Boston reports a record religious demonstration as the new 1,000,000 Christian Science temple in Back Bay was dedicated. People from all states and many nations attended the services, drawn by the historic event and the temple’s prominence.
Mrs Hall shares a parable about making a room feel homey and a tale of a wife hiding reminders for her husband. The piece also explains how dew forms, noting it never falls on the human body.
A Philadelphia Ledger note records a clerk stating Mr Vane will not see you and suggests asking again, as he may have changed his mind since the last inquiry. The exchange involves Mr Burroughs and a prompt to retry the request.
The article details Maplelawn Farm owned by W. H. Paulhamus of Sumner Washington presenting photographs of the new sanitary barn. It describes a 400 by 35 foot one story building with 40 stalls, cement center, wooden floors, King ventilation, and alfalfa hay feeding. Milk is bottled on the farm and shipped to Seattle and Tacoma daily.
The article describes a barn with stalls 42 inches wide, varying end lengths of five feet and four feet six inches, and feeding aisles of five feet five and a half inches. It notes 11 by 26 foot left front area, cedar interior, cold water paint, and gates on hinges. A milk room features a wall drain and cooler access, plus a sleeping room for a milker with hot and cold water supply. Next issues will include photographs of the barn and milk room.
Federal jury returns a 5772.99 verdict for the government against C. C. McCoy and co defendants in a twelve year case seeking to recover from his sureties the bond amount for a mail contract in San Francisco alleged unfilled. Also includes several light vignettes and jokes.
Lewiston dispatch reports a rumored cattlemen versus sheep conflict on Salmon river near White Bird. details scarce but claims 1000 shots were fired at A T Davis ranch killing 200 sheep. Meanwhile in Baltimore Gov Warfield names ex Gov Whyte to succeed late Senator Gorman.
Columbus Ohio June 11 the joint conference of the Ohio miners and operators adjourned in disagreement both sides declare the fight is on to a finish.
Office located at the Crowther Wooding block corner of G and Heron streets. Hours are 10:30 to 11:30 am, 1:30 to 4:30 pm, and 7:00 to 8:00 pm. Telephone 135.
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