Old TwoToes Wolf Shot by Rancher in Wyoming
In March 18 issue, rancher Albert Muellige killed the notorious wolf Old Tacoce nicknamed Old TwoToes near Jelm and Glen Eyre in Wyoming. The 7-foot-long howl, 30 inches tall and over 100 pounds, could kill a three-year-old steer. A large reward had been offered by stockgrowers. Muellige tracked the wolf using tracks and shot it from long distance with a high power rifle.
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Aramin
Wro
Jelm
Gieneyre
Golo
Albert Muelugie
Melniyre
Rom Balt
Horeelanch
Utah Acting Chief Sued for 5000 Damages Over Alleged Kiss
Utah acting governor secretary of state Mareh K. David Mattson is named in a $5,000 damages suit filed by Irene P. Quinting of Salt Lake City. She alleges Mattson kissed her against her will on January 1, 1916, while she worked as a cafe waitress where Mattson had interests. Mattson says the suit is an attempt to pressure a settlement of a prior personal injury claim from a fall months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mareh K. David Mattson
Spry
Irene P. Quinting
Salt Lake
Mattson
Lucketshops raided in western Pennsylvania towns
In western Pennsylvania towns state police and federal agents raided alleged bucketshops. The action, ordered by Attorney General Francia Grown, led to the arrest of proprietors and employees and the seizure of telephones and telegraph instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Francia Grown, Proprietora
President and Mrs Wilson sail Mayflower for weekend Potomac trip
Washington March 10 President Wilson left Washington today with Mrs Wilson aboard the naval yacht Mayflower for a weekend trip on the Potomac and Chesapeake Bay. He plans to remain away until Monday amid developing Mexican situation.
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Washington
Wilson
Food for Young Children Guidance in Farmers Bulletin
A Farmers' Bulletin No T17 summarizes a guide by Caroline T Hw under C F Lang of the U S Department of Agriculture. It offers a simple five group diet for children aged three to five with emphasis on milk cereals fats vegetables and simple sweets and notes about bowel health and constipation prevention with cereal choices guided by fruit availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yong Childres
Department of Sarieulture
Caroline T
Tyr. C.F. Langworthy
Office of Home Economian
A Quart Of Milk A Day For A Child Diet
The bulletin advocates a daily quart of clean whole milk for children, with substitutes like skim milk when needed. It praises milk for muscle and bone needs, notes iron content and pairing with iron rich vegetables, and lists recipes such as milk soups, custards, and milk puddings to ensure adequate intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Meat and eggs feed guidelines for children in meals
Under the heading Meat Fish Poultry Eggs and Meat Substitutes the author discusses portion rules for children. It suggests giving fruits and eggs daily while limiting meat to alternate days, substitutes where meat is omitted, cautions on fats and overcooking, and notes on eggs, cereals, breads, and fat requirements for a balanced diet. Some OCR errors appear but the core guidance focuses on daily eggs, alternating meat portions, and careful preparation to aid digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimee Gertais
Questions Mothers Should Ask About Feeding Children
A mother’s end of day reflection lists questions on milk intake and handling, variety from cereal groups, proper cooking, bread quality, fruit and vegetable inclusion, meat alternatives, budgeting for nourishment, and avoiding over‑sweets. It urges careful meal planning and attention to chewing and digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paina
Palma
Save the Babies Baby Nursing Campaign Leads
In a campaign led by Mike John Lathrop through the children's bureau, mothers are urged to nurse their babies to boost infant survival. The bulletin advocates breast milk as superior, gives feeding schedules from birth to three months, and stresses keeping the mother's milk flowing, hydration, regular meals, and avoiding long nursing sessions or night feeds.
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America
Pagle Sam
Children's Bureau
Mike John Lathrop
Cirut
Nutritional Guidance for Children Diet and Vegetables
The passage outlines fatty meats and rich foods sparingly for children, explains fats should not be burned, and emphasizes vegetables and fruit as essential daily items. It notes fibers, laxatives, and acids support digestion and bowels, advises cooking fruit skins until tender, and recommends daily servings of vegetables and fruit with juices and cooked fruits like apples and prunes.
Sugar as a desirable part of a child's diet
The article explains that simple sugars from maple sugar honey and plain candy are acceptable for a child's appetite. It notes sugars in simple form alongside fruit juices water ice jelly or starch in foods like plain cakes and jams and marmalades containing fruit.
Snowstorm Delays Rail Traffic Across Michigan
A late winter storm swept Michigan with snow sleet rain lightning thunder and gusts up to sixty miles an hour. No serious damage reported though northern rail traffic was slowed and some rural schools closed as snow fell heavily and rural mail routes were abandoned overnight.
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Letroit
Mich
Michigan
Michiana
Detroit
Trooper Dies From Wounds at Fort Bliss
Private Jesse F. Taylor of Troop F, Thirteenth Cavalry, died at the Fort Bliss post hospital from an abdominal wound received in the fight with Villistas at Columbus. He died on March 10 in El Paso, Texas.
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EL Paso
Tex
Jesse F. Taylor
Thirteenth Cavalry
Fort Bliss
Columbus
Persian ruler proclaims holy war in Persia cities
The Bagdad papers report Emir Ibnalaship of Rest Persia has proclaimed a holy war across all cities and villages in his territory. Overseas News Agency notes the declaration from Nesht fourteen miles southeast of Engeli on the Caspian Sea.
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Berlin
Sayville
Mare
Bagdad
Emir Ibnalaship
Rest
Persia
Nesht
Engeli
Caspian
Washington swept by floods and road disruptions across state
Heavy rain in western Washington and warm mountain winds melt snow causing widespread floods and road closures. Rail lines including the Northern Pacific and Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul are blocked near Ellensburg. Great Northern runs limited passenger service Gentile to Spokane as damage runs into thousands of dollars.
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Seattle
Washington
Northern Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Eilensberg
Graat Northers
Pee Eonger
Gentile
Spokame
Floods Affect Vermilion Area As Missouri River Rises
Missouri river flooding threatens low lands west and southwest of Vermilion and Clay county farms. Water flows through Meckling streets where an ice gorge remains firm. Hay losses run into thousands as waters reach eight feet depth on several farms. Traffic cars in northern Michigan state disrupted as a heavy late winter storm brings snow sleet rain and high winds near Detroit.
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Vermilion
Clay County
Meckling
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