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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1915
Page
8
A discussion on motherhood, prenatal and postnatal care, and the risks of unprepared motherhood. It questions whether early births and inadequate preparation should be imported or exported to aid wartime needs, citing concerns over women’s health and nervous strain.
An offer promotes Cutleura as a superior hand cleanse and healing product for red harsh and chapped hands. It invites readers to sample via mail with a postage paid card and directs to Cutleura Dept XY Boston.
Breeders of purebred stock neglect local buyers, often citing unwillingness to pay strong prices. Educating the home community about breeding value can build a sustained market, even if initial offers are lower. Over time a thriving local trade benefits the broader livestock improvement effort.
The author argues Shorthorns yield better growth, finish, and feeding efficiency than other beef breeds. He notes Shorthorn cows produce good calves and are superior mothers, paying their own way in production.
The speaker argues Shorthorns excel for both beef and dairy. Since receiving a Shorthorn halter as a child, the farmer-trader has bred Shorthorn cattle for 32 years, preferring them over other breeds and discarding competitors. The claim is Shorthorns outperform all others in combined beef and dairy roles and will remain dominant.
Canada tightens hog import rules after cholera fears. Vaccinated hogs via double methods not admitted. those from outbreaks in past six months barred. Quarantine required for one month at Canadian border before movement inland.
A severe storm lashed western Nebraska and eastern Wyoming causing heavy damage. Trains suffered shattered windows and flooded cars near Cheyenne. crops harmed across several counties. a bridge near Burlington damaged by lightning killed crew member Ralph. Clouds and hail disrupted towns including Low Cook and nearby ranches. floods also drenched homes and pastures.
Buffalo merchant George FB. Golf drowned while repairing his vehicle about fifteen miles south of here. He stopped in a dry draw to air the engine as water surged through the pass. Golf remained with the car as TM. 1. O. Kane climbed to higher ground. A wall of water struck the motor and he was knocked unconscious.
Cheyenne-Vernon Smith, a ranch hand, was wounded when shot in the calf by Union Paelf during a yard passage. Downe was arrested as investigators review whether the shot was accidental or malicious. Smith is improving at St John's Hospital and Downey faces county jail proceedings. Also mention of a Wyoming wool sale cancellation and Swan Lan purchase details, with a $32 price noted.
Fragment mentions frogs and bacon allies with Franne and Canadians. possible discussion of a site and email, but text is badly garbled with many typos and unclear entities.
State news items detail Cheyenne events and Wyoming topics including new elevator construction in Burne, a $20 000 building project at Torrington, a $6 200 water system for Baggs, and pension payments for Sheridan mothers. Reports mention a storm damage in central Wyoming, road and railway work starting in autumn, and the Wyoming Day exhibits at the San Diego fair. The record notes drowning deaths in Kaycee and Big Pine counties, agricultural appointments, tax and forest concerns, and labor federation activity in Cheyenne.
Incomplete OCR text discusses Canadian usage of the term Pond Fowl and mentions frogs, with references to conservative attitudes and style. The fragment is garbled and provides little clear context or names.
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The readable fragments describe a local event with indignant responses as a group gathers near a time and place. Names and precise actions are unclear, but the tone suggests community tension and a public discussion or hearing in a town setting.
Fragmented text from a historical newspaper page provides few readable facts about a local event. Names, dates, places, and clear actions are obscured, leaving only partial phrases and garbled words.
The readable portion mentions an expert and a fellow who teaches others how to do things he can, but the rest of the text is garbled and lacks a coherent event or identifiable entities. No clear news item, date, or location emerges from the fragment.
From Charlottetown Prince Edward Island local reports describe extensive mussel mud deposits along bays rich in shells and organic remains. The material is a valued fertilizer supplying phosphates and alkalies, improving soil fertility as shells decay slowly over years. Depths vary from five to twenty five feet, dredged by frame raft machines in summer.
Post sentry reports a jury found one of the two men involved in a decades old murder case to be sane. The community gathers as the long delayed legal resolution prompts a cautious public reaction.
A personal account describes heart trouble eased after stopping coffee and starting Postum. The author credits Portum with relief, notes friends also abandoning coffee, and outlines two forms of Postum: Cereal and Instant, with preparation tips and prices. Postum is from Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan.
An old advertisement promotes Rusinol oblinent and Revinal soap as swift remedies for pimples rashes and skin troubles. It asserts doctors have endorsed them for twenty years and urges readers to check with a druggist for relief from blemishes and itching.
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