Cottonseed Meal Advised For Beef Cattle Feed
Farmers urged to feed cattle with cottonseed meal as a strong protein source. U S Department recommends balancing with linseed meal based on price, noting cottonseed meal provides high protein and can substitute for corn. Experiments show limited daily rations and silage improve gains, with caution for young calves and breeding stock.
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Washington, D. O
Specialiata
United States Department of Agricullure
Europe
United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Bulletin 665
Walil
Apecaliate
Pafe
Hamburger Brust Thee for a Cold Proclaimed
An old advertisement touts Hamburger Brust Thee as a remedy for colds. The text claims a tablespoon of tea steeped in boiling water, strained, and sipped throughout the day to loosen bowels and drive the cold away, noting its low cost and easy availability at pharmacies.
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Hamburg
Hamburger
Essen
Backache and Lumbago Relief Advertises Old "St ! Ou"
A faded advertisement touts quick relief for backache and lumbago using a certain old remedy. It promises rapid easing within fifty counts and urges readers not to remain crippled, claiming strong, instant comfort from the product.
Wyoming horse thief arrested in Arizona
William A. Frazee, once charged with stealing a horse near Laramie in 1910, was arrested in Bisbee Arizona after four years on the run. He faces a hearing in Phoenix as Albany County Sheriff Carl Jackson and Laramie Police Chief John Itrman accompany him with governor approved requisition papers. A $250 reward had been offered for his capture.
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Laramie
Wyo
William A. Prisce
Phoenix
Ariz
Bisbee
Frazee
Margaret Langheldt
Clark Pelton
Justice Court
Frasee
Carl Jackson
Albany County
John Itrman
Fraser
William Powell
Hynds
Sheridan Downey
Powell
John Biddick
Little Laramie
Los Angeles Lawyer Guilty in Opium Smuggling Conspiracy
Frederick M. Shepard, a Los Angeles attorney, was found guilty by a jury in federal court of conspiracy to smuggle opium. Co-defendant A. C. Brown also convicted. Isang M. Barth testified to assisting the operation. Judge to impose sentence next Monday.
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Angeles
Cal
Frederick M. Shepard
Los Angeles
United States District Court
Shepard
Lower
California Boundery
A. C. Brown
Isang M. Barth
New Mexico
Mexico
Helen Pauser
Mexicali
Los Los Angeles
Brown
San Francisco
Denver
Railways Profit in Grain Haulage Sparks Rate Hearing
Chicago April 22 Western railroads report grain traffic is highly profitable. W M Daniels ICC hears objections to a proposed 1 cent per 100 pounds grain rate. Jean Paul Miller calculates costs, cites 66.66 percent operating profit on grain shipments per car and criticizes cost allocations.
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Chicago
Western
W. M. Daniels
Interstate Commerce
National Council Farmers’ Cooperative Associations
Jean Paul Miller
Care Etatiatican
Statistical Department of the
Interstate Commerce Commission
Muller
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Burlington
St. Paul
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Meat and Salt Cure Kidney Trouble Advice
An old health note warns meat forms uric acid that can paralyze kidneys. It advises flushing kidneys with salts like four ounces of Rad Salts in water each morning to cleanse uric acid and improve kidney function, claiming relief after a few days.
Wyoming Want Ad Promotes Try It Medium
The State Leader in Wyoming presents a Want Ad urging readers to try a new medium. The notice promotes engagement with the advertised medium as a fresh communications option for advertisers and the public.
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Want
Wyoming
Coyotes Taxed by Lincoln County Woolgrowers
Lincoln County Wyoming woolgrowers offered 2.50 bounty on coyotes ending April 1. By then 1400 coyote pelts plus wolf and wild cat pelts were turned in, totaling over 3600 dollars funded by sheep assessments. J D Noblitt of Cokeville praised the move as saving lambs and benefiting sheepmen.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
J. D. Noblitt
Cokeville
Farmers Hold Annual Meeting in Basin Wyoming
Basin Wyoming April 22 The Big Horn County Farmers Union of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America held its first annual meeting in Basin. About 300 members attended across locals including Shell Valley which funds a market house plan for Greybull. Frank Ewen of Ben Creek was elected president and other officers named, with emphasis on county fair leadership and regional projects.
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Basin
Wyo
Big Norn County
Farmers’ Union
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union of America
Shell Valley
Greybull
Frank Burgman
Volon
Burlington
Mttle
Greybull Valley
Frank Ewen
Ben Creek
M. G. Traugh
Otto
Col
W. H. May
C. BR. Spencer
Manderson
Ernest Borden
Shell
C. F. Renner
F. B. Reffner
Leaded Paint Question Sparks Sherman Debate
A local debate in Sherman centers on whether leaded pigments remain in common paints. Officials weigh health risks and housing safety as residents seek clear guidance and potential regulations.
Free Museum Fraud Gets Heavy Blow
New York police say one of fifty four operators of medical museums and assistants arrested in a sweeping raid will confess in court today. The chief operator allegedly built a fortune over a million dollars by running a chain of free museums and feeders across cities including New York Newark Philadelphia Baltimore and Pittsburgh. Investigators estimate fraudulent physicians poured about $500000 yearly from patients, many poor and non English speaking.
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New York
Newark
N. J
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Mia
Marian Clarke
State Department of Labor
Twilight sleep banned by New York hospitals
In New York, April 22, twilight sleep is dropped by two hospitals and restricted to selected cases in most others due to high infant mortality. Dr. Rongy of Jewish Maternity Hospital and Dr. Cragin of Sloan Maternity Hospital describe differing views on its safety for mothers and babies.
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New York
Polyclinic Medical School
City Hospital
Blackwell's Island
Jewish Maternity Hospital
Sloan Maternity Hospital
A. J. Rongy
Edwin B. Cragin
Bertha Wright Cleared in Husband Shooting in Denver
The coroner's jury found Mrs. Bertha Wright justified in shooting her husband John A. Wright last Sunday morning. The bullet, fired as Mrs. Wright feared he would cause her great bodily harm, killed him Tuesday after a hearing in Denver.
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Denver
Bertha Wright
John A. Wright
Wright
Aged Man Kills Self in Denver Hotel Room
Bill Taylor, 65, a former Milea City restaurant owner, shot himself in a hotel room at 1617 Larimer street after reportedly growing despondent over job prospects. Clerk Oscar Moline heard the shot and found Taylor dead. associates recall his wealth connections back East.
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Denver
Apri
Bill Taylor
Milea City
Mont
Larimer Street
Taylor
Oscar Moline
Reverend John McNeil Chosen Pastor at Central Presbyterian
In Denver on April 22 a church election approved Rev John McNeil as pastor of Central Presbyterian by 448 votes to 145. A motion to declare the call unanimous failed with 15 dissenters amid a scene of social pageantry and public interest.
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Denver
Central Presbyterian Church
John McNeil
Jesse P. Martin
D. D
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Rev. Mpneil
Colorado
At Sands
Pinaud
Cook Brothers
West Eighteenth Street
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