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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1892
Page
10
An account details the Lake of Ink in eastern Arizona near ancient volcanoes. The waters are jet black and mineral rich with warm to hot pools and violent surface activity. Indigenous tribes have used the lake for healing as baths and steam treatment, with dramatic geyser-like eruptions observed.
An inventor claims a patent for a electric tricycle using storage batteries arranged around the wheel circumference for even weight distribution and simple construction. Wires run to a motor in the wheel axle powering the machine and the design allows any number of cells to meet power needs.
The article highlights irrigation benefits in the Colorado Desert, noting remarkable results and the transformative effects on arid land. It emphasizes ongoing projects and potential for agricultural development through water management efforts.
The Madera Cal. Mercury notes irrigation could convert the Colorado desert, once barren, into productive land. It compares past Kern and Tulare plains’ reclamation to a future where orchards and fields cover vast areas, with tropical crops replacing desert vegetation.
Kansas becomes the sole silk producing state as federal and other stations face funding gaps. The Kansas silk station at Peabody, 184 miles west of Kansas City on the Santa Fe road, received 7,200 from the state legislature after request for 10,000. Superintendent Buck notes the station as a forerunner of a promising industry.
The last report to Governor Humphreys indicates cocoon raising has expanded to every quarter of the state with applications for eggs arriving from forty six counties. Indianapolis Journal.
In Devonshire a scheme claimed goiter among residents, framed as evidence of steep hills to attract visitors, but it proved only a throat illness. Remedies helped, yet the clever marketing idea spread before being debunked by London Illustrated News.
Berlin plans to absorb suburbs within ten miles to boost its population beyond 3,000,000 following Wien as a model. The move would redefine the capital’s size and urban footprint.
The executive committee calls for a strong local committee including school officials editors army veterans and citizens to organize the Columbus Day observance. Local work should provide flags arrange school programs speakers afternoon events and wide publicity and involve editors and the public in planning and feedback.
New York board of women managers argues the World’s fair dedication on October 21, not October 12, citing a Friday coincidence. Albany meeting notes emphasize most buildings nearly finished while Manufactures and Machinery halls run sixteen hours daily.
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