Topsoil Road Method Gains Ground in Clark County Georgia
An early Clark County Georgia method uses surface topsoil mixed with sand gravel and clay to build hard smooth roads. Professor C M Strahn of Georgia University led development with county official support, costing 250 to 300 dollars per mile and improving a road previously rut ridden and muddy.
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Clark County
C. M. Strahn
Georgia University
Commissioner of Deeds
United States
Chirk
Mueh Heavy
Maurice O. Eldridge
Pulliam's Successor Heydler Named National League Chief
John A Heydler, elected president of the National League to succeed the late Harry C Pulliam, is praised as popular and capable. A longtime Pulliam aide and secretary treasurer since 1902, Heydler brings deep league knowledge, extensive baseball experience, and strong ties with club owners. Born July 10 1869 in Lafargville New York, he started in printing before moving to Washington.
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National League
John A. Bleydler
National Baseball League
Harry C. Pulliam
Pulliam
Mainy
Heydler
Washington
Johnsonites
Leydier
Mr. Heydler
Lafargeville
N. Y
Rochester
Brown of Nebraska Senator Norris Brown and political rise
Norris Brown of Nebraska emerged as a leading figure in tariff debates authoring the income tax amendment now sent to the states for ratification. Former Nebraska attorney general Brown defended railroad tax suits and teamed with George L. Sheldon in a campaign focusing on driving railroads out of politics. Brown, Iowa born, graduated from an Iowa university and built a long career in state politics with multiple offices.
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Norris Brown
Brown
Nebraska
Senate
United States Senate
Millard
George L. Sheldon
Cass County
Brow
Iowa
University of the State
Selecting a Stallion From Sound Feet to Wise Breeding
A detailed guide on evaluating a stallion's conformation and temperament, from feet and legs to the head and neck. It stresses solid hoof structure, proper limb alignment, and muscular balance, warns against weak color or scrub ancestry, and describes humane practices for gas release and veterinary procedures.
Captain Stephen B. Wood Prominent Chicago Police Leader
Since Chief Shippy’s resignation Captain Stephen B. Wood has been linked to the job. Bernard J. Mullaney, mayor's secretary, renewed interest in Wood as a successor, recognizing his years of service and leadership. He helped uncover graft cases that recently unsettled Chicago.
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Shippy
Chicago
Stephen B. Wood
Bernard J. Mullaney
Busse
Captain Wood
Writing on bloat in cattle by William Tl Underwood
William Tl Underwood notes that even slight stomach distension signals need for caution in cattle on clover pastures. He states there is only one sure remedy for bloat and urges monitoring and prompt attention to affected animals.
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William Tl. Underwood
Meat Flavor Tied to Animal Diet Across Species
The article discusses how the flavor of meat reflects what animals eat. It notes fish-fed ducks taste fishy, and swine fed various foods yield differing bacon quality, warning against feeding hogs dirty slops and dead animals. It emphasizes feeding clean food and fresh water.
Selecting Young Breeders in Pigs for Breeder Stock
A farmer advocates choosing young sow pigs before two months old for breeding. Proper feed includes young clover and grass with skim milk. The text ends with a proverb about the fate of the young, concluding with a pun on dying young versus being young and good.
Mature Wisdom Concerning Rast and the Game
A brief note argues that if someone bets the dough, another person receives an equal share. The piece reflects a precaution about wagering and fairness in informal games.
Pert Paragraphs Reflect on Vanity, Poverty, and Human folly
A mosaic of aphorisms critiques vanity and self righteousness. It observes how egotism and smugness mislead, links midsummer madness to hog killing season sadness, and jokes that science may one day pin poverty. It notes paradoxes in talkers, silent witnesses, and forgiving limits.
Unclear social reflections on crime and poverty
A cryptic passage ponders the workingman’s struggle against poverty and a burglar’s motive as similar. It wryly notes neighbors and loans, warns about alarms and Vircatious, and hints at fear and misdeeds, ending with garbled lines about a scared man.
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Athans, GA
Good Roads Magazine
New York
John A. Heydler
Breeder's Gazette
Oregon
Sakaer
Cp Ae
Harper
Kentucky
Fred Hewett
Humboldt
South F Street
Aberdeen
Wash
J. GC. Cross
State
Federe
Wishkat Block
Wishkah
Austin M. Wade
Wishkah Block
Aberdeen, Wasp
Xlson Buttner
East Heron St
South L St
E. J. Adams
Lumber Exchange Building
Aberdeen, Wash
Hayes & Hayes Bankers. (Incorporated
Aberdeen State Bank
Cost, Heron and
H Sts
General Commercial Banking
E. J. Bradley
C. W. Miller
Fred Redinger
Heron Straat
Herald Printery
East Wishkah Street
Sormevtte
PO AS
Ie Jancis
The
Pavilign
Ralston
Fred Hewitt
E. Wishkah
Creech & Walker Contractors and Builders
Kopia
S. W. Johnston Transfer Co
Freakin South Prairie
J. M. Lupton
Mgr
Cor. H
Hame St
505
Seventh Street
Wels
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