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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1912
Page
6
Open bidding begins May 1 for 1 070 000 acres from Indiana civilized tribes with timber rights and potential forest preservation. Government plans cite 1 048 000 000 feet pine and 141 000 000 feet hardwood, with payouts over 14 million dollars to tribal owners.
Lawrence Y Sherman former lieutenant governor of Illinois and noted senator aspirant faced defeat in the Springfield mayoral campaign run on a law enforcement platform following the Bypringfeld Fiute in August. The Macomb based lawyer’s bid drew regional attention amid political controversy.
A fragment notes April 2 as Tuberculosis Day associated with the Association for the Study and Treatment of Tuberculosis, mentioning an event or observance linked to this organization.
A man buys a saw in a store then compares to a mall order price. He pays cash on the spot with postage and money order costs, expressage, and a two week wait for mail order. The dealer charges the local price plus extra costs, showing home purchase saves time and money.
A poem praising the Good Cheer band and volunteers in the Commercial club. It extols civic effort, boosting trade, beautifying towns, and spreading sunshine while urging readers to join as cheerful, active supporters under Edward Grant.
W. Palmer of North Dakota promotes a crop rotation insurance concept described by a Kansas Farmer. The plan insures against crop failure by rotating crops and using livestock to create higher value outputs, while improving soil, reducing weeds, and adding humus and nitrogen. It argues profitability in good years and protection in bad years.
A Rural New Yorker correspondent explains he grows green asparagus to meet rising demand and higher prices, contrasting with white asparagus growers who harvest more per acre. He notes the price premium for green spears offsets lower yield.
In a seaside town Holmes hurries to his wedding but a masked bride-like figure beguiles him. A midnight walk leads to visions of a wedding and fear, and a fatal train accident 60 hundred feet long destroys the line, killing all aboard. Lillian dies before dawn.
A Farm and Ranch correspondent warns readers after her family’s diphtheria tragedy, blaming carbolic acid and cottonseed oil used on sorehead chickens. She notes two physicians failed to save her daughter and urges others to heed the warning to protect children.
Hogpens stalls sheds and barns should be thoroughly disinfected at least once a month and more often if possible to maintain hygiene and prevent disease spread. The guidance emphasizes regular cleaning practices for farm poultry and livestock facilities.
An Australian dairy farmer quotes a mechanical engineer who compares a cow to a steam boiler. He argues that steady, good condition maintains a cow’s head of steam, while neglect makes it hard to restore. High feed costs and milk prices affect decisions, but the principle remains central to efficient dairy farming.
Advice to protect fruit trees from rabbits by applying ordinary axle grease to the trunk from the ground up to about two and a half feet. An old cotton flannel mitten helps apply the grease.
A Sunday School lesson on the Beatitudes explains Jesus teaching the twelve disciples on the mountain. The call for a pure heart, meekness, mercy, and righteousness is tied to spiritual vision and divine comfort despite worldly scorn. The lesson notes the lifestyle contrast with popular views and urges humility and faith.
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