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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
2
Henry Hunt, a Yale graduate and Civetanati executive, urges city leaders to gain firsthand experience by serving in fire and police roles. Mayor Mont supports practical inspection to cut fire losses and promote efficiency without extra cost.
Secretary Stimson names 21 army and 12 navy officers and men to seek rifle team spots with the Marine Corps designating 15. Preliminary trials across states send six high scorers to Winthrop Maryland for final selection on May 2. Service members compete for national representation in the Olympic program.
The piece argues that every dollar sent to distant mail order houses harms local commerce and industry. It warns that leakage of money drains a community, lowers farm and town value, and reduces public spirit, urging shoppers to favor nearby merchants to sustain prosperity. The note adds that Newfoundland railroads total 350 miles.
A Farmers' Review note warns against funding overly large creameries without sufficient cows nearby. Small, efficient plants may profit as local herds grow, with gradual expansion. Emphasis on hiring trained buttermakers and avoiding high startup costs. costs range from 2200 to 4400 dollars for small to whole milk plants with refrigeration.
The sermon reflects on John the Baptist as the greatest prophet born of women and Jesus’ works in Galilee and Judea. It notes doubt in the wilderness, the baptism of Jesus, and the call to uncompromising truth, contrasting John’s boldness with Pharisaic pretenses. It cites Luke vii’s portrayal of John and the Messiah’s arrival, urging steadfast faith.
A Kansas farmer notes that soil fertility hinges on crop rotation rather than mere changing crops. A true rotation uses a definite sequence, requires legume inclusion like alfalfa or clover, and aims to build soil rather than deplete it.
The Missouri experiment station shows hogs thrive on forage rather than confinement with corn and costly concentrates. Green feed and exercise from crops like cowpeas, rape, and especially alfalfa form the basis of leading modern hog-raising systems.
The passage contrasts land quality with humus content. It notes that soil rich in humus becomes fertile over years, while even excellent land can degrade if cropped without rotation.
Onions thrive in deep mellow loam rich in organic matter. Avoid close clammy and compact soil to prevent poor yields and disappointment when planting onions.
A groomed inventor Palrebird sells his first invention for 3000 dollars and marries. He faces rival patent thefts as rivals copy his designs. Insomniac, he guards his workshop with seals and a safe, while a second inventor Wakehild confronts later theft. Mrs Fairchild, left to watch, at midnight, discovers a thief hidden in the shop with photographs and a camera, leading to the arrest and confession of the burglar.
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