Cheyenne Water Filter Debate Sparks City Tax Tension
A Tribune Leader clash centers on water filtration for Cheyenne. The Leader blasts the city's debt and taxes while championing a shared cost with the Union Pacific and government. The Tribune pushes for a filter without duplicating mains and calls for citizen committees to study options.
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Churning Butter Do's and Don'ts From a 19th Century Guide
Practical instructions warn that cream must sour properly before churning and should not be overfilled. Do not churn too quickly or when cold, and avoid abrupt warming. Use a warm water bath to raise temperature gradually and keep the churn between twenty and thirty minutes for best butter texture.
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Hogging Down Corn in Hog Feeding Costs
Ohio writer BR L Dean argues corn harvesting saves costs for hog fattening, outlining a method to compare hog feed costs. A 12 year old test showed harvesting hog corn yields a small but notable return per acre, with price scenarios of $4.00 and $6.00 per hundredweight influencing profitability.
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Hogging Down Corn With Forage Boosts Gains In 19th Century Farms
Local farmers report higher hog gains by feeding corn with supplementary alfalfa rape or clover. A 73 year old Iowa farmer fed twelve acres of alfalfa and chopped corn, gaining 6,500 pounds of pork worth over 49 at the time. Several farmers note improved soil fertility and cheaper fattening seeds with alfalfa preferred, while clover and rape also show good results.
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Educating the Colt Warns Against Early Fear
A Farm Journal note advises avoiding fright and harsh restraints when training a young horse. It urges letting the animal explore calmly with a harness and saddle until comfortable, so the slugnoxs buckle and mapping stump prove harmless in time.
Fragmented OCR story about a book and writer
A blurred note describes an editor reacting to a book titled Young Writers. The text suggests a discussion of writing guidance and a call to reach a conclusion about the Baliuerpt. The fragmentary language hints at literary critique and editorial reaction.
Hank Hawkins Learns From Labor and Politics
A rambling first person reminiscence shows Hank Hawkins reflecting on leaving a team, learning humility, and critiquing farmers and politics. He compares farming to machinery needing brains and brass, and laments reliance on workers while still seeking guidance from others.
Worthy mothers deserve pension in Idaho reform
The piece highlights suffragists in Boise Idaho forming a Mothers Pension association to aid children of working, poor mothers. It cites a court case where a mother sought state support for her family, argues for a dedicated mother's pension, and details a plan to lobby for a commission to study such pensions while endorsing broader civic reform by Idaho women. It underscores the link between voting rights and home life.
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Boise
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Howard Harrington
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Women of Idaho Promote Public Welfare Clubs
The Columbian club of Boise, part of federated clubs, formed in 1892 to aid the Idaho building at Chicago’s Columbian Exposition. After success it became perpetual and fostered a free traveling library, a public library, playgrounds, parks, a choral society, scholarships, and community clean-up days and Bulb Planting Day.
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The Worry Bug Reminds Readers to Seek Joy
An old verse urges readers to stop fearing every danger and to focus on the world’s ordinary blessings. It notes crops growing, weather fair, and health steady while caution and gloom threaten to dull daily life. The poem champions a hopeful outlook over constant worrying.
Feet Aches Vanish With TIZ Foot Bath Claim
An advertisement touts TIZ as a miracle foot bath promising relief from corns bunions and sore feet. It features a testimonial from M. Pearl Lioyd of Glendona Wia and urges readers to request a free trial pack by sending 25 cents and addressing Walter Luther ne & Co Chicago Il.
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Panic and Fear to Vanquish the Worry Bug
A call to eliminate fear and panic by choosing happiness and cheer. Leaders urge resilience and optimism to confront collective anxiety and restore community morale.
Roosevelt Promotes Public Lunch Program Platform
Theodore Roosevelt hints at a Progressive platform plank on school meals after lunch at a New York school. He urges state action to ensure meals cost no more than raw material price, pushing for universal school lunch provision by boards.
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The Sherman Company The State Leader Ad
A compact notice appears as a sign write up for The Sherman Company in The State Leader, Wyoming. The ad shows a medium placement for a local promotion and directs readers to engage the medium.
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