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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
6
A humorous old Irish legend in verse recounts Saint Patrick confronting Druids at Tara and Killarney, teaching the three in one paradox with the shamrock. Pigs root, snakes flee, and Baptism cleanses souls as saints and druids clash through feast and faith across Ireland.
In western Canada the southern Alberta district is now a premier winter wheat region with yields from 30 to 60 bushels per acre and profits from 26 to 50 dollars per acre. A series of farmer reports from Magrath and nearby areas cites yields, per-acre values, and total crops, including substantial oats and barley outputs, plus notes on land values and a firsthand account from Lethbridge.
The state will open 245000 acres of irrigated Government land in the Big Horn Basin for settlement under the Carey Act. Drawings take place May 12. A report with illustrations maps and plots is published by the Irrigation Department Chicago and may be obtained free by applying to the department.
A brief, instructional glance from Harper's Weekly explains a strait as a narrow waterway linking two larger seas. The passage also advertises Brown's Bronchial Traches for immediate relief from sore throats or coughs, noting that excessive words seldom boost a woman's popularity.
A complete shutdown of Iowa coal mines looms as the current contract between operators and 16,000 miners expires March 31. With eastern states failing to settle wage talks, Iowa may halt work by April 1, risking idleness for about 15,000 miners and a coal famine without a new agreement before the national convention in Indianapolis.
Railroads withdraw minimum three cent rate for summer travel but ease to two cents a mile for excursions. Chicago rumors link Burlington to 3 cent Denver trips, while Great Western hints at low convention rates. Rock Island confirms last summer rates prevail with no in-state convention rate. Officials differ on exact seasonal fares and conventions.
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