Notes from the notes and the future in war time
Responses from Germany and Great Britain to US notes show no immediate policy shift on neutral shipping. Both powers invite further talks, while the United States awaits full text analysis. Allied and German positions hinge on neutral rights, with cautious optimism that no rupture will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Belliger
Washington
Harl Grey
Amsterdam
Omaha Bee
England
Sirdward Grey
Boghet
Confederacy
Hogland
Maier
Geronw Ng
Amon
Hoghausl
Gell
France
Rueaia
Wolce
Nebraska State Journal
Woman Intervenes In Mule Team Struggle At Missouri Town
A man whip lashers his mule team to pull a heavy load from a mud hole when a passing woman seizes a shovel and strikes him, freeing the mules. The incident ends with the man calling for police as the crowd reacts. Also noted is a government bulletin urging extermination of houseflies and removal of breeding sites as spring and summer arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bixcels
Missacuri
Swat
Sam
Department of Agriculture
Mrs. Bright
Kenneth
Seed catalog notes and plants for Wyoming buyers
A seed seller advertises home grown and imported garden seeds ready for quick shipment, with a wide assortment including asparagus, lettuce, beets, beans, carrots, melons, onions, cabbage, cauliflower, parsnips, corn, cucumbers, pumpkins, squash, turnips, and ornamental shrubs. It highlights wagon rates, prepaid prices, and a focus on varieties suited to Wyoming summers.
Cowardly Chicken Joke At Family Butcher Shop
A humorous tale from a family kitchen features Mrs Jones serving a proudly prepared chicken while husband John jokes about the bird being a coward. The exchange turns on the old line that the bravest are the tenderest as the family dines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
Forest Service Tracked Vast 1914 Activities and Reforms
The 1914 chief forester report outlines national forest work including selling timber, overseeing grazing on 1.5 million cattle and 7.5 million sheep, building tens of miles of roads and trails, and paying over 586 thousand dollars to states for schools and road funding. It notes increases in cattle and horse permits, declines in sheep and goat permits, and plans to boost timber cuts where prices justify. It also covers land classifications, forest homestead entry, and early farm-forestry programs, plus Wyoming forage crop findings and irrigation guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Forest Service
Congress
Forest Service
Good Roads Notes Emphasize Roads Benefit Farmers
The article argues that farmers value good roads highly and that a community’s character rests on its highways. It warns that transport costs must not erase profits, denounces opposition to improvements, and links road quality to education, church work, and overall social and economic well being.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Billings Journal
United States Court At
Cheyenne
Pinchot
Burens
Forestry
Agricultural Department
Republican
Rocky Mountain
Laramie
Buffalo Voice
Simpson
Gonover
Crosby
Detroit
Wyoming
Wardwell’s
Bumpee’s Bush
Lima
Henderson Bush Lima
Kentucky
Burrell
Colorado
Rockyford
Jenny Lind
Fordhook
Wethersfield
Peas
Marly Jersey Wakefield
Notts Excelsior
Gradus
American Wonder
Alaska
Chm- Mona
Minnesota
Stowell
Mammoth Potiron
Connecticut
Harry Free
Harry White
Boston
Hubbard
Warty Hubbard
Golden Hubbard
Faxon
Milan
Robin Bonwell
California
Charlie Wilson
Wyoming Experiment Station
T. 5. Parsons
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