Taft Nominated By Republicans In Chicago Speech
Cincinnati July 86 Taft is formally nominated by Republican committee chairman William Warner in the absence of Henry Cabot Lodge. The lettered text lauds Roosevelt and urges support for Taft as successor, outlining platform aims on tariffs trusts labor and governance with Rooseveltian reform and protection.
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Shade for Hogs: Trees and Simple Shelters for Comfort
A Northwestern Agriculturist article urges providing shade for hogs to avoid overheating and disease. Trees such as Carolina poplar, apple, cedar, and white willow offer lasting shade, with quick growing options and temporary structures like straw, boards, or poles. Ensure protection while pastures grow. heat stress reduces vitality and raises hog cholera risk.
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Ranchmen Versus Settlers Battles Over Public Domain Land
Internal letter decries a push to turn 300 million acres of unappropriated public domain into a forest reserve and lease it to large ranches for fencing and grazing. It warns of vast empires, millions of acres, and many homesteads being displaced, arguing the move favors ranchers over settlers and farmers and could confine agriculture within fenced zones.
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