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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
2
A Cleveland effort forms center clubs in all schools to teach children civics and hygiene. Mrs. Sarah Styre leads organizing committees at Brownell School with rival groups for boys and girls. Emphasis on sanitation, ventilation, lighting, and home care aims to boost physical training and overall welfare.
The article notes 200 women holding public office last year in Kansas, with roles including district court judges, county treasurers, clerks, superintendents, probate judges, and registrars. Chase county resisted a suffrage issue, while coal exports and astronomical plates are also mentioned in separate items.
The Stations Association Opposed to Women Suffrage plans active efforts this year to block the movement. Maw Otto Kiwal reports on international news and may join other members to attend an authority event and prepare for new measures by the end of the period. Arthur M Diego of New York City has been selected for a national task force adapting color and modern style for communication.
Store windows attract attention by lively displays and timely bargains. Cleveland grocer uses a weekly Saturday reveal to draw shoppers with attractive lines and low prices, turning a stale window into an inviting storefront that signals value and urgency.
In Chicago a Swedish pastor commemorates half a century of officiating civil weddings. He notes 4,007 couples have wed under his ministry and only two have divorced, highlighting a rare record of lasting unions.
Gillis notes Gillis agrees Willis Blower was supported at the last election but quips he used a synonym and says he was canned by then.
In a Northern Nut Growers Association talk, Dr. Robert T. Morris says nearly all tillable acres could yield $100 per acre yearly with nut crops. He cites rising demand, high future prospects for hickories walnuts and pecans, and calls for expanding production to replace wasted land and cut imports.
A dialogue excerpt contrasts belief in women’s humor with a nervous protagonist named Wilower. Washington Brur comments on probing and presence, while another line asserts “Sure. I know some girls who are awfully funny.”
A boastful suitor meets Miss Evelyn Briggs at the Briggs country home in winter and pursues her with a plan to woo. He describes his sewing machine prowess, then fakes a mishap to prolong his visit, leaving Miss Briggs unimpressed and him leaving with an awkward, unreturned advance.
A kerosene bath for roosts and nest boxes is in order any time during the season. Flax chaff makes a good substitute for sawdust when ice cutting time comes. Turning winter into June for dairy cattle and sheep on the silo is rare in feeding. Fix up outbuildings during relay days. A coat of paint improves things greatly. Sunflowers for fowls are good next season but not for sparrows. A cement watering tank adds appearance, convenience, and economy.
Trees retard wind. Trees prevent drifting of soil. Trees lessen evaporation. Trees hold snow. Trees increase yield. Trees lessen the effects of hot wind. Trees make home for birds that eat harmful insects. Trees furnish fuel and fence posts. Trees wake a place homelike and shelter stock, garden and fruit trees. When clean cultivated trees will do well. As left to fight weeds and grass they are quite sure to fail. Moral, plant and care for trees.
The best soil on a farm warws early in spring and holds moisture for growth. A balanced mix of sand clay and organic matter provides air, moisture retention, friability, and ease of cultivation as explained by Kimball's Jerry Parmer.
A Hardin county subscriber asks how thoroughly to disk an old sod pasture to reduce sod bound. The paper replies that two to four diskings may be needed depending on soil conditions, with the aim to loosen surface soil and rot old roots to improve aeration and release of plant food.
Farm Journal advises when house plants freeze during a cold snap to remove them before thawing and store in a chest or airtight box in a moderately cold room. Move slowly to a warmer space so plants emerge fresh after the dangerous experience.
The lesson discusses sin leading to death and the free gift of eternal life in Christ, highlighting Noah as a righteous man in a corrupt era. It details God’s protection of Noah and his family during the flood, the ark as salvation, and divine judgment on the earth, emphasizing moral character and obedience.
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