Milking Machines Promise Boost to Dairy Industry
The dairy sector advances with separators and milking machines replacing hand milking. Modern devices milk two to fourteen cows per hour, use suction, and can run on gasoline or water power. Cost is about 700 dollars per unit, with room to expand as silos store green forage for cows.
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Western States Challenge Public Lands Ownership
Western governors meet to declare state ownership of public lands arguing the federal government holds lands in trust and should not withdraw or lease them. They cite Utah Governor Ammons and planned meetings in Salt Lake City and Colorado Springs to coordinate with other western states and seek refunds of oil and mineral rents.
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Tariff Debate Sparks Dire Prophesies and Public Scrutiny
The heated tariff dispute triggers threats of wage cuts and protests by protected interests. Officials warn firms that labor and public welfare require scrutiny if wage reductions arise from legislative action, prompting public questions about government oversight and private sector disclosures.
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Last Old Vet at the Head of Pension Bureau
Congressman's tribute profiles Gaylord M. Saltzgaber of VanWert Ohio as the likely last veteran to head the pensions office. The piece describes his Union Army service begun in 1861, his vigor at age 74, and Wilson's appointment. It notes four of six Saltzgaber brothers served, with wounds to three.
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Saltzaber: Civil War veteran turns lawyer and Ohio senator
Gaylord Saltzaber, 18 as a veteran, enlisted to defend the Union alongside brothers Samuel, Thomas, and William. After war he became a blacksmith, attended Poughkeepsie business college, taught, studied law, and rose to mayor of Van Wert then four years in the Ohio Senate.
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The Suburban Memoir: A Quiet Life Laments
A fragment speaks of a man with little to say never having seen a subway, hinting at missed experiences and the gaps in urban life. The line suggests regret over exposure to modern transport and globalizing culture.
Suffragers Refuse Food in Jail and Offer Aid
A report notes suffragists in custody refuse meals but pass food to officers as acts of protest and sustenance, highlighting tense exchange between prisoners and authorities.
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Despotic Wage Actions Spark Public Outcry
Labor groups accuse management of unjust wage cuts while hiding salaries for presidents and brass. They recall the Lawrence woolen mills probe and resist public scrutiny of inflated stocks and ice mills driving dividends, claiming secrecy harms public interest.
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Denver's Pot of Gold Tale Revisited
City residents chase a fabled buried treasure as Denver debates a proposed long tunnel through the Rockies. The piece mocks inflated mining hype and taxpayer burden while lampooning public gullibility.
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Laramie writer admits mistake over track meet report
An internal dispute erupts as the Laramie Republican accuses the State Leader of misreporting on Laramie High School track. the Cheyenne paper faces blame for shaping a negative image of Laramie athletics ahead of Saturday’s dual meet.
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Five Catholic U S senators and tax on small incomes
The text lists five Catholic United States senators O Gorman of New York Broussard and Tanadell of Louisiana Ashurst of Arizona and Walsh of Montana. It notes that a tax on four thousand dollar incomes would be very burdensome for those living on under a hundred.
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Arizona
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Retailer May Cost Price on Patented Articles
Washington May 24 The supreme court held patented articles sold under price restrictions by manufacturers may be resold by retailers at lower rates. The ruling affects newly patented nerve to use Safety rasters machines and thousands of other patented articles.
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