Colorado leather and packing industry growth urged in Denver
The article argues for boosting Colorado made goods, detailing 1908 cattle and hides throughput, six local packing plants employing about 1,700 with $3.00 daily wages, and a call for public support through Colorado Manufacturers Association materials and grocery purchases to expand local industry and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packing House
Colorado
Denver
Hoffer Brothers
Walters, Archer and Walters
Standard Meat & Live Stock Company
Smith Brothers
Loco Disease of Livestock in the West
The loco disease affects horses, sheep and cattle across Montana to Oklahoma. Researchers identify barium as the poisonous element in loco weeds Astragalus mollissimus and Araggalus lamberti, causing slow gait, emaciation, and death in livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
United States Department of Agriculture
C. Dwight
Montana
Wyoming
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Preventing and Treating Loco Weed Poisoning in Livestock
The article advises keeping animals from loco weed ranges to prevent poisoning. If exposure occurs, move animals to safe feed, use nutritious feed with laxative properties like green alfalfa, and prevent further loco plant ingestion. In private land removal is feasible. on public ranges, limiting access is emphasized.
Kendrick's Zoological Farm Draws Notable Interest
Denver's M F Kendrick's Kendrick Pheasantries and Wild Game Association draws naturalists and buyers to a 16 acre operation used for rearing wild beasts. Initial focus on North American species with plans to breed lions and elephants later. Buffalo and elk meat fetch 50 cents to a dollar per pound. government interest and cooperation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Kendrick
Denver
Kendrick Pheasantries and Wild Game Association
Kendrick
North America
United States
Proposed National Apple Show Highlights Denver Prospect
The article notes a Spokane national apple show December 7 to 12 with 35000 dollars in premiums and twelve fruit land tracts. It mentions a follow on in Council Bluffs Iowa December 14 to 19 alongside the National Corn Exhibition in Omaha and a 25000 dollar prize fund from the horticultural congress. The author urges a Colorado fruit and vegetable show in Denver, leveraging the city as a convention hub to attract regional exhibitors and support from the live stock show community. PADDOCK Cotorago Agricultural College Mogi Catlins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
National Horticultural Congress
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Omaha
Horticultural Congress
Colorado
Denver
Experimental weed poisoning treatments for cattle and horses
The Department of Agriculture outlines medicinal regimens to aid recovery from weed poisoning in cattle and horses. Suggested measures include subcutaneous strychnin for cattle, Fowler's solution arsenic for horses, and magnesium sulphate drench to combat constipation and counteract toxins. Reports of results are welcome by the Bureau of Animal Industry in Washington, D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Fowler
Bureau Animal Industry
Washington, D. C
Rio Grande to Begin Major Improvements and Purchases
Salt Lake July 9 J C Dailey Utah lines general superintendent returned from Denver where he conferred with Vice President Schlacks about a dispatch indicating 3 to 5 million dollars will be spent on Rio Grande improvements. TheRoad will buy eight Mallet locomotives for freight and several first class passenger engines. The Gould union station in Salt Lake City will require large expenditure. Dailey would not name a new general manager. Schlacks instructed all GM matters to him. President Jeffrey denies retirement rumors. The Canadian Pacific Railway has started a 20 acre model garden near Winnipeg supplying fresh flowers and vegetables to hotels with greenhouse plans for year round production. California tree introduction expands hardwood species with 125 species present. chestnut, hickory, basswood, red oak and yellow pine being planted on forest reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Packing and Provision Co
Burkhardt Brothers
Colorado Packing & Provision Company
Henry Gebhardt
Charles
Smith & Bros
Western Packing Company
Denver Capital and
Claude Boettcher
Coffin Packing & Provision Company
W. N. W. Blayney, Pres
Denver Union Stock Yards
Colorado
St. Louis
Chicago
Salt Lake
J. C. Dailey
Utah
Denver & Rio Grande
Denver
C. H. Schlacks
Dailey
Schlacks
Rio Grande
Daily
Gould Union
A. C. Ridgway
Canadian Pacific Railway
Winnipeg
Canada
California
East
Pacific Coast
The American Newspaper Annual Advertisement Catalog
The American Newspaper Annual catalogs 23,894 newspapers magazines and trade class publications. Published by N Y Ayer & Son with advertising agents in Philadelphia the 1350 page royal octavo volume aims to provide up to date facts advertisers need about the newspaper field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Ayer & Son
Philadelphia
Advertiser
Frontier Sketches of Kit Carson in 1843 Adventures
Narrative recounts Kit Carson’s 1843 return with dispatches from a navy admiral. He travels on foot, protects his stock, confronts friendly Indians, then fights off raiders to recover stolen cattle and captives. Carson earns a lieutenant’s commission in Mexico and recruits scouts for a Mexican War command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kit Carson
California
Fremont
Fort Bent
Cape Horn
San Francisco
Carson
Denver
Wiggins
Kit
Washington
Mexico
Progress in Cuba Establishes Bureau of Information
The Cuban Republic creates a Bureau of Information with Leon J. Canova appointed as director. The American journalist, resident eleven years, can be written to for free information at the U and I Bureau Havana Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Republic of Cuba
Bureau of Information
Gomez
Leon J. Canova
U. and I. Bureau
Utility and Information Bureau
Department of Agriculture, Commerce and Labor
Havana
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
The ad proclaims a guaranteed cure for catarrh, claiming the disease is constitutional and that Hall's Catarrh Cure, taken internally, targets blood and mucous surfaces to attack its foundation. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for proof of failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
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Zint
Western Stock Show Association
Colorado Manufacturers’ Association
A. C. Crawford
APPLE
Cotorago
Interstate Commerce Commission
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Roosevelt
Lynn
Mass
Grand Lodge
Bucklen
Shirley Hotel
Shirley
United States of America
Columbine
Earl E. Riser
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