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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
2
A poor girl Margaret learns a magic rock tale from a kind old witch. Her sister Sarah seeks wealth and faces a lion guarding the rock’s gifts. Margaret's generosity brings balance as the sisters share fortune and live peacefully with the witch’s household.
The text explains quick hut construction using a leaning pole and thatch, or a semicircular brushwood wall to block wind. It also notes cooling with blankets, heating with thicker bases, drainage to avoid floods, and a method for Zulus to form circular shelters from upright sticks tied at the top with a thatch cover and optional chimney hole.
Utah reports the highest net profits among club boys with 25.75 and one member earning 51.56 from corn and allied work. Minnesota records a 118 net profit from nine pies and an acre of corn, with a 95 bushel corn yield. Sugar beet clubs dominate Utah and Colorado. Utah notes 26.44 tons and 4.15 profit per report. Overall 546 members average 20.4 tons and 47.60 net profit.
The text argues for keeping boys on the farm by ensuring girls are present. It proposes letting girls earn spending money via a chicken flock, suggesting poultry as a practical farm income source.
Katharine aged three is reproved for frowning by her father. She pleads not to be squeezed at, saying it makes her want to cry.
The bureau of naturalization under the Department of Labor advances a program to educate resident aliens toward full citizenship. It notes millions of foreigners, illiteracy challenges, and the role of schools and local authorities in teaching duties of American citizenship to boost loyalty and integration.
A country boy jokes about fishing in a stream asking if there are fish. He notes there were fish yesterday but suspects none now due to a passerby with a fancy fishing outfit. The exchange captures rural humor and outdoor life.
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