Era of alfalfa transforms Colorado farming outlook
A Country Gentleman correspondent notes alfalfa's introduction expands dairying and stock feeding in Colorado. Dairying grows with alfalfa, which unlocks new industries, while irrigation and careful cultivation prove alfalfa is not arid. Stock feeding rises, and five to six years of feeding show promise despite a severe winter.
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Sorghum juice clarification by settling and heating process
A. A. Denton outlines a method for clarifying sorghum juice for agricultural use. The process uses settling tanks A and hot tanks B C D to remove solids by gravity and heat. Juice is drawn and transferred between tanks, then evaporated to concentrate.
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Reading of the Presidents Message Dominates House Action
Washington December 6 The House galleries overflowed for the Roberts case as the president's message was read, lasting about three hours. Rep Roberts entered late and prepared a personal defense after the message, with one and a half hours for each side. The reading concluded around 2 84 o'clock and the Senate adjourned after the message.
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Bribery Alleged in Contested Senate Election
In Washington the Montana memorial protests the validity of William A Clark’s senate election. It accuses Clark of bribing legislative members to secure votes and argues the result was not the untrammeled choice of the Montana assembly. Signed by Henry C.
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Montana Legislature Memorial and Petition on Senator Clark
A memorial report lists 28 signers including the speaker and 27 others of the Montana legislature. A petition by Governor Robert B. Smith state treasurer T. E. Collins and Henry Stiff plus many prominent Montana citizens requests an early and thorough hearing of charges against Senator Clark, with details in the petition.
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Shipping bill in provides bounty limits and registry rule
The shipping bill was introduced in the house by Rep Payne of New York. It mirrors the former bill but caps bounties at 9 million dollars annually and pays 80 percent for foreign built ships with American registry. If total bounty exceeds 9 million, pro rata distribution applies.
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Negotiations Break Down in Nantico ke Mine Strike
Wirxesnarre Pa December 6 Negotiations for a settlement of the Nantico ke mine strike collapsed after Susquehanna Coal officials refused to discharge pump bosses and fire bosses to satisfy the strikers committee The strikers demanded the reinstatement of pump runners and grease bosses who joined the sympathy strike ending talks.
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Hat trust probable as capital ready to buy hatting firms
Duxbury Connecticut December 6 The proposed combination of hat manufacturers nationwide seems likely to materialize with 150 million dollars of capital ready to acquire every hatmaking plant in Newark and Orange J J South Norwalk and all other key hatting centers. Capital to come largely from parties not yet identified with the industry.
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Boy, 11, Killed by Brother in Air Gun Feud
In State Line Mississippi, December 6, Edmund Boykin, son of Dr W W Boykin, shot and killed his 11 year old brother Roderick and wounded 13 year old Tom when denied an air gun. Edmund then used a small shotgun, threatening further harm before the crime. Tom escaped behind a tree to save his life.
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