Tribune Battle Over Water Filtration Debate
The Tribune and The Leader spar over Cheyenne water filtration with costs, proportional shares, and public oversight raised. The Leader cites a $1 million debt and $850,000 annual interest while urging shared funding and cautious action. The Tribune backs filtration as essential though questions limits and who pays.
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Union Pacific Railway
Union Pacific Railroad
Churn Lessons for Proper Butter Making
Instructions warn not to churn spoiled or poorly prepared cream. It advises scalding discharge cleaned vessels, keeping churn one third full, and churning 20 to 30 minutes for best fat separation. Do not warm cream rapidly or with direct hot water to avoid curdling and poor churning results.
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Achia
Hogging Down Corn in Hog Feeding Advantage
In this Ohio piece from the National Stockman, BR L Dean argues that eliminating harvesting costs makes hog feeding cheaper. The author recalls a 12 year profitability test using hogs fed corn at $4 and $6 per hundredweight, showing returns per acre under varying harvesting costs.
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BR. L. Dean
Ohio
Stockman
Hogging Down Corn With Forage Boosts Yields Across Farms
In Illinois and nearby states farmers report better profits by feeding hogs on fields, saving four cents a bushel, and leaving manure on ground. Observations include a 73 year old Iowa farmer gaining 6,500 pounds of pork from alfalfa fed after corn harvest, and other reports noting rapid hog gains, improved soil fertility, and alfalfa as preferred forage, with rape and clover also yielding strong results. These accounts suggest hogging down corn with supplementary forage enhances growth and land fertility across multiple Midwest farms.
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Shotea
Educating the Colt Says Use Patience With Young Horses
Farm Journal advises gradual handling of a colt to prevent lifelong fear. It urges letting the horse observe harness, bit, and buckle calmly, then exposing it to equipment in a warm, harmless setting to build understanding.
Fragmented query about a book and a writer
A garbled sentence references a rock story and an editor’s remark about a book titled Young Writers. The text suggests a discussion on a writer’s call to read a book to reach a balanced judgment, but the exact details and names are unclear.
Hank Again Emerges From Despondency in Tale of Farmers
A speaker recounts leaving a team and seeking work at Zeek's store. He reflects on past scorn for farmers, admits flaws, and compares farming to machinery needing branes and skill. He notes political sounds, warns about trust in farming, and contemplates future labor and earnings.
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Hank Hawkins
Idaho women push mothers pension in suffrage era
Idaho suffragists form Mothers Pension association in Boise to aid children of worthy mothers. They seek a state commission to study pensions and will demonstrate need to the legislature while stressing that voting rights bolster home life and motherhood.
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Pictorial Review
May
Idaho
John Wilson
Boise
L. P. Graubaum
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Wi. Lynch
Julius Steinmeier
John Cage
Howard Harrington
Mothers’ Pension Association
Ross Ceartee
Rola
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Women and the Columbian club influence Idaho policy
The women of Idaho push for public welfare through clubs like the Columbian, Boise. Formed in 1892 to fund the Idaho building for the Columbian Exposition, the group then created a perpetual organization with aims including a public library. They backed playgrounds, a county park, a choral society, student scholarships, and community cleanliness drives. They promote civic engagement while maintaining practical, kitchen-tested efficiency.
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Chicago
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The Worry Bug in a Bright World
A reflective piece argues people obsess over potential troubles instead of enjoying the present. It cites crops, weather, health, and pests as examples of imagined fears, urging readers to ignore doom and embrace life’s momentary joy and light.
Feet Praise TIZ Foot Remedy Advert From Past Era
A vintage advertisement touts TIZ foot bath and remedy claims. It promises relief for aching feet, allows wearing softer shoes, and offers a free trial pack by writing Walter Luther Ne Co in Chicago. The copy emphasizes dramatic feet improvement and money back guarantee.
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Mise Lioyd
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Remar
Walter Lutherne & Co
Chicago
Department Aid
Wipe Out the Worry Bug Race Be Happy and Glad
A call to replace panic with cheer and courage to confront fear. Encourages happiness and optimism while erasing collective anxiety and distress in tough times.
Roosevelt hints at 2 cent lunch campaign plank
In New York on April 16 Theodore Roosevelt outlined a proposed municipal policy demanding school boards provide meals at cost, framing a 2 cent lunch slogan for the Progressive platform. He spoke after lunch at one of seven schools offering meals to pupils.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Avery State
The Sherman Co Ad in The State Leader Wyoming
A brief sign writing note appears in The State Leader of Wyoming. The Sherman Co advertises in a mid century Wyoming medium.
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Sherman Co
Wyoming
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