New Breed of Draft Horses From Ames Experiment
Iowa State College teams with the U S government to start a gray draft horse breed. Importing eight foundation animals from Clydesdale and Shire lines, led by famed sires and mares, aims to fuse traits into a distinctive American draft horse. The project draws attention as Fort Collins poetry parallels and funding split with one half by the federal government.
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Iowa State College
United States
Ames
Wilson
United States Department of Agriculture
Professora Cutting
Kennedy
J. W. Kennedy
R. B. Ogilvie
Horse Department
Intenational
Lady Smith II
Royal Agriculture Show
England
Tom
Thomas Forshaw & Son
Carlton-on-the-Trent
Berford Mettle
Jamies Gould
Lymm
Lymm Lion
Harold
Madres
Alice
Mardes
Allen
Lord Beauchamp
Molaon
Iron Chancellor
Bath
West England
Essex
Anglesea
Kirby Bedon Firefly
A. H. Clarke
Spalding
Kuroki
Prince Shapely
Cedric
Ainsell
Baron’s Pride
McGregor
A. & W. Montgomery
Nether Hall
Castle Dundee
Scotland
Gray Pearl
Major Duff
Drummond Castle
Keith
Pearl Oyster
North Scotland
Rose of Brownfield
John Easton
Darfrees
Fort Collins
Colo
Forest Service Press Bureau Aids Publicity Effort
Washington dispatch accuses the U S Forest Service under Forester Gifford Pinchot of violating postal laws to boost its publicity. The article notes a press bureau supplying favorable material to newspapers, with clerical efforts to keep editors’ copies, and reports of editorial redaction and wastebasket disposal by correspondents.
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Washington
Salt Lake Herald
Forest Service of
United States
Forest Service
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Congress
Foerst Service
John Smith
Presse Bureau
Remount Shortage Seen Threatening Cavalry Efficiency
Gen. A W Greely reports in his annual review that remounts for cavalry and field artillery have deteriorated in quality over the past decade while prices rose. Prices for cavalry charges last year ranged from 125 to 174 dollars, versus 75 to 120 dollars twelve years earlier. The outlook suggests continuing limited supply and higher costs, with potential impact on military expenses and effectiveness. He notes motor car growth has not reduced demand for horses and that large areas of land could sustain breeding as a profitable specialty.
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A. W. Greely
Hie
Chicago Drovers’ Journal
Greely
United States
Carriage and Wagon Shop for Sale by J B McLaren Owner
Advertises a carriage and wagon shop formerly owned by J B McLaren with all kinds of wagon and carriage work and a carpenter shop connected. Claims first class workmanship. Located at 29 tr.
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J. B. McLaren
Fort Shaw land to open for settlement this fall
Congressman C N Pray and Engineer Robbins report Fort Shaw reclamation surveys of about 24000 acres completed and awaiting approval. Federal officials expect land entry to begin this fall with a drawing likely in October. Construction pauses for steel delivery. head gates to be built this fall. Willow Creek dam to be delayed.
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Kallis
C. N. Pray
City
5. B. Robbins
Fort Shaw
Sun River
Pray
Huntley
Robbins
Washington
Surveyor General's Office
Secretar Garfield
Garfield
Eastern Steel Works
Simms Creek
Reclamation Service
Willow Creek
For Sale revolving folding bed with mirrored wardrobe
For sale a fine revolving quarter oak folding bed with large bevelled plate mirror and containing wardrobe secretary and drawer. Includes good springs and mattress. Complete at my office Maurice A Walker M D 49-(f).
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Maurice A. Walker
Course Topics in English Language and Style
A catalog of language courses including grammar vocabulary and conversation. Topics cover shall and will usage pronounciation spelling punctuation letter writing and business English with explanations of compound words abbreviations and studies in literature.
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