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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
8
Unclear OCR text notes a university education topic and a facility with a high point reference. Readable words include university, education, ex e clinical facility, and highest point, but full meaning is obscured. No definite event or entities can be confirmed.
Fragmentary text claims a major institution plans an eastward anchor extension for a university laboratory wing with 300 foot dimensions and north south story details. The readable items mention costs and location hints but are garbled and not fully coherent.
Des Moines reports Henry Grele assistant secretary of the state board of health led a study tour on anti toxin distribution. Findings favor two central points with many depots statewide. The tour informs plans for a state health board anti toxin department and outlines cost structure and hospital involvement.
A compact dairy operation on three quarters of an acre inside city limits yields a net annual profit of $164.61 per cow. The report details cows, feed, milking schedule, milk production totaling 16 560 pounds, equipment, and costs leading to profit after expenses of $3476.96 receipts against $147.84 cow costs and feed.
Iowa Experiment Station compares pasture types for hogs on June 4. Pigs on dry lot averaged 214.8 pounds, bluegrass herd appeared leaner, clover pasture produced higher weights and better frame. Clover pasture valued at 52.86 per acre vs bluegrass 25.00 per acre at conservative pork pricing.
A dialogue features Mr Winscomb and a self described fortune teller debating consistency between two readings. Both women predict long life wealth and marriage within a year, but descriptions of the future wife differ, sparking questions about accuracy and reality of foretelling. Curiosity and misreadings drive the exchanges.
A humorous tale follows Barrett as he learns of a sudden consul appointment. He resists changing his meal at a Washington restaurant, then confirms he will proceed to the Willard, maintaining dignity and restraint.
Fragmented text discusses Jamaica small estates and labor, noting most estates under $200, with many owned by notaries tied to salt and tobacco trades. It mentions residency, migration aversion, and low wages for laborers, implying economic constraints and limited cross country labor movement.
Fragmentary text presents a dialogue about an individual addressing a prospective employer and a grandmother. The lines indicate a test or questioning during a bus ride and a concern with family questions. The readability is limited and specifics are unclear.
This clumsy clipping mixes stray product pitches and anecdotes: a formal garden query, eye salve tubes, a claim of no morphine, a short tale from Johnny Williams, and a Long list on market hog weights across decades from 1870 to 1909. It reads as miscellaneous catalog and social items with antique merchandising tone.
Wise asks about a woman with a veil and the teacher explains the veil hides her hair. The woman insists the veil is not for beauty but to avoid blistering paint from the sunlit wall.
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