27 Jan 1911
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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1911
Page
1
A New York woman describes starting a dairy on her Buffalo area farm with 500 dollars, raising ordinary goats, and selling fresh goat milk to drug stores and physicians. She notes high demand, steady daily milking, sterilized bottling, and plans to expand to New York City while earning about 1500 dollars yearly for a skilled, disciplined farmer's wife.
Paris laughs at Levon a dismissed clerk who exacts a crude revenge on his former employer by grease in the mouth. Misidentification leads to a police case as he is arrested for crime against the wrong man, the employer’s father. A judge sentences three days alongside other trials, while the sweetheart’s loyalty collapses. Windfall in London grants John McLusky $250,000 after a distant brother’s NY bequest is found.
The Volcanic Research Society organized in Springfield Massachusetts aims to unite scientific men from across the country. It plans to study volcanic eruptions and activities worldwide and establish the city as a hub for information on volcanoes earthquakes and related phenomena.
London reports frozen meat imports valued at 205 million dollars for the previous year. Mr Stanley Machin announced the figure at a London chamber of commerce reception for Vienna delegates studying the meat supply and trade.
Idaho reports say wolves ravage sheep and cattle in the south, with packs roaming. Orryhee County rancher James J. Gordon, visiting Boise, notes ferocity this early winter, more wolves killed than in years past, coyotes also damaging stock, and talk of organized hunts and higher bounties to curb the problem. Large sheep moves from northern Utah are blamed for influx of wolves into Idaho.
Vienna report in the Wiener Journal says a missing canvas by Ve Lasquez was discovered among pictures at Schwarzau, the Duke of Parma’s country seat. The equestrian portrait of Philip IV of Spain, painted in 1623, has reportedly sold to an English art dealers firm for 400000 dollars.
Captain Daniel Tar box announces the death of Biddeford Maine's famed black hen at age 21. She would have been 22 next May and reportedly laid about 4 000 eggs. The last egg was unusually large and despite attentive care the bird died. The hen drew public attention for looks and loyalty to human companions.
A Delaware County farmer creates a novel poultry nest to stop hens from eating eggs. J T McDonald builds a hinged, sack-bordered box with a sacking bottom and glass or plaster-filled eggs to lure hens and reveal the culprit, aiming for clean eggs and wider adoption.
The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station notes field mice injure catalpa and mulberry trees by gnawing bark at the base, causing girdling and death in severe winters. Preventive steps include clearing mulch and grass two feet from trunks, bare ground around trees, dirt mounding, and careful pruning of girdled trees to promote sprouting while protecting young stumps with staking.
The article discusses skunk farming ventures, noting frequent failures due to inexperience high feeding and fencing costs and underestimating labor. It argues success requires time energy and strong interest in animal habits, with potential for profit for devoted individuals.
Bay State congressman John W Weeks is rumored as potential Republican chair. Senator W Murray Crane of Massachusetts is a key adviser whose support could back Weeks. Admiral Dewey, aged seventy three, remains on active list and would command sea forces if war arose, while he continues yearly reunions with Manila squadron veterans.
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