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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1912
Page
7
Grain smut devastates northwest crops with losses up to forty percent. Formaldehyde in 40 percent solution, diluted in water, is used to treat oat wheat and barley seeds by immersion or spraying. the method reduces smut, boosts yield and grain quality, and costs little.
Notice announces the sale of negotiable school house bonds by School District Number Eleven of Crook County Wyoming. Bonds total $26,000, with $500 denominations, due in 25 years, redeemable after 10 years, 6 percent interest, payable at Chemical Bank New York City. Bids open May 10 1912 at 7 20 p m. district may reject all bids or sell privately. Communications to the Clerk at Gillette Wyoming.
Market report lists call money rates and metal prices in New York with closes on April 17 for copper, silver, lead, tin, and major stocks such as U S Steel and U P. Also covers South Omaha and Chicago cattle hogs and sheep receipts with price ranges and trends, plus a long note on seed potato formaldehyde treatment and smut control.
Bonded and Licensed contractor W. 5. Thomas offers concrete mixing, curbing, retaining walls, foundations, blocks, fences, jail cells and canes. Prices available. state leader ad medium of Wyoming.
The Rev Albert Marion Hyde of the Port church Brockton Miss presents ten injunctions for husbands. They include keeping courtesies on wedding trips remaining faithful avoiding financial strain and sharing household duties. He urges reading the checkbook as partnership not servitude and stresses home happiness and living in home sunshine.
Practical kitchen hints include leaving off covers for 10 minutes after adding light dumps, adding grated chocolate to gingerbread for richness, washing beets and rings to remove butter or sauce then soaking in weak vinegar for storage, and adding turpentine to boiler water to whiten clothes.
The fragment describes weather coding where No 1 indicates fall weather and higher temperatures when paired with No 4, while No 2 signals rain or snow with steady temperatures. It notes No 3 with No 4 indicating rain or snow and mentions various misread alignments in the text.
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