Irrigation Experiments Near Cheyenne Move Arid Farming Forward
The department of agriculture windmill and pump tests expand from northern Texas to the Canadian line. Central station near Cheyenne evaluates pumps and motors including steam, electricity, gas, and alcohol to reclaim arid lands via wells and storm waters, aiding dry farming and stock support in the public domain.
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Iawoogaca
Ue Division of Experiment Stations
Department of Agriculture
Denver Republican
Texas
Canadian Line
Colorado
Wyoming
Cheyenne
New Mexico
Arizona
Democratic bill targets leather duties in Senate proposal
A March 16 legislative draft by John Sharp Williams proposes no duties on hides or sole leather imported to the United States, imposes seven and one half percent ad valorem on upper feathers, ten percent and five cents per pair on boots and shoes, and cuts existing duties on other leather items by seventy percent. The speaker argues such measures threaten home enterprise and flag the Democrats’ future power.
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United States
Arizona
Saerse
House
Senate
Cheering Outlook and New Mexico Statehood Debate
Henry Clews in the July Welly Financial Review notes large grain and cotton prospects with crops of 722 million bushels of wheat and 2.7 billion of corn boosting farmer prosperity and export earnings. New Mexico and Arizona face the November vote on union as a new state, with expectations of a favorable outcome and discussions of mineral resources and pedestrian rights on highways.
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Henry Clews
Financial Review
New Mexico
Arizona
Pew Erate
The Pleasures and Philosophy of Fishing Abroad
A reflective essay explores fishing as more than catching trout. It notes anticipation, the journey, and streamside loafing as pleasure, cites Beecher and Burroughs on anglers, and mocks moral judgments of fibbing while praising contemplation in the sport.
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Mr. Beecher
Webater
John Burroughs
How La Follette Is With the President Special Correspondence to The Citizen
Washington July 18 The relations between Senator La Follette and President Roosevelt have changed since December and are now friendly. Roosevelt initially distrusted La Follette, but at the urging of events and after a private White House conference they have become cordial. La Follette has pursued practical work, avoiding public clashes and pushing general legislation.
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Washington
D. C
la Follette
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
White House
Theo. Roosevelt
Spooner
Senate
Theo
Roosevel
Il Follette
Congress
Wool and stock market roundup from July reports
Telegraphic market notes from Speller Missouri and St Louis wool markets show unchanged tones while Boston and New York quotations reflect steady prices. Kansas City cattle and sheep receipts run high with varied values. general market activity mixes gains and softness across livestock sectors.
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St. Louis
St. Louie
New York
Prime Mercantile
Boston
Kansas City
Small Household Duties Then and Now
A New York Farmer piece laments heavy domestic labor on women and argues that simple daily chores clean up mess, restore order, and free time for reading and society. It urges husbands to notice and share tasks, promoting happier marriages through shared tiny duties and considerate effort.
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New York
The New Soft Shirt Ad Explains Female Desires
A vintage advertisement argues what a woman seeks from love and respect, presenting the New Soft Shirt with flannel collar and cuff. It directs readers to C. H. McKnight the shirt man and to see picnic baskets showcased in Mcintosh Hardware's display window.
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C. H. McKnight
Mcintosh Hardware Company
Whitson Music Co Promotes Peerless Pianos in Ads
The Whitson Music Co urges customers to compare prices with rivals on pianos and talking machines. They claim to offer the most select, not the largest, line of talking machines and records, and highlight Peerless Electric pianos in their sales pitch.
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Everett, Kimball
Whitson Music CO
Common Sense Will Save Many Babies
A Rochester health official promotes simple rules for infant care to reduce deaths. He urges pure air, milk as advised, no food when fretful, adequate naps, light clothing, daily baths, and avoiding overload. The advice stems from historical data and community milk improvements as key factors.
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Abe Thic
Who
Rochester
D. N. W. Goler
Goler
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