Grains for the Dry Lands Here Tells Farmers What to Plant
Government study based on eight years of Moccasin Montana trials outlines best practices for dry land farming. It covers timing to break sod, fallowing, seed quality, and equipment, plus detailed notes on winter and durum wheats, oats, barley, and flax suited to eastern Montana and Moccasin conditions.
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Montana
Farmers
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Montana Dry Lands
Judith Basin
Moccasin
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Kharkof
Turkey
Department of Agriculture
Nepal
North Dakota
Acre
Infantile Paralysis Cure Demands Cleanliness and Fire
A letter by Mrs. Louise Counson urges strict cleanliness and burning of waste to halt infantile paralysis. She argues crowded tenements with filth and pests breed disease, and calls for burning contaminated items with carbolic acid and concentrated lye to prevent outbreaks.
Careful voting guidance on alphabetical candidate order
The primary election law arranges candidate names alphabetically by surname. Voters should not vote for the first name encountered but choose the best candidate from the full list, recognizing those with early initials not given automatic advantage.
Brothers murder Aho rancher two boys confess
Twin Falls Idaho two 11 and 12 year old Lovelace boys were held by a coroner's jury for the murder of Prof Thomas Hamill of Carson Nevada. They confessed after capture near Buhl and described a six day 480 mile escape with Hamills horse and wagon.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Lynn
Harold Lovelace
Thomas Hamill
Carson
Nev
Buhl
Hamill
Professor Hamill
Lovelace
Harold
Professor Hamil
Lebanon
Ore
Colorado
Revolt in Senate Delays Revenue Bill Inquiry
Democratic revolt in the Washington senate on Monday forced the immigration bill to be taken up against the caucus. The move opened the path to displacing the revenue bill as unfinished business and could prolong Congress's session indefinitely.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Pearl Superstition of India About Pearls
A brief note on an ancient Indian belief that Buddha shed dewdrops on the world at certain seasons. The oyster in the sea caught these droplets as it breathed and they hardened into pearls. The account preserves a poetic origin of pearls in a traditional superstition.
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India
Eight Die in Plant Boiler Explosion in Tennessee
In Jackson Tennessee eight workers were killed and sixteen injured when three boilers exploded at the Harlan Morris Stave Manufacturing Company plant destroying the building.
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Jackson, Tenn
Harlan Morris Stave Manufacturing Company
Royalist Greece Tightens Guard as King Visits Athens
Royalist factions in Greece tighten patrols and security measures in Athens amid preparations for upcoming events. The king's movements are restricted with visits to the capital limited to rare occurrences.
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Athens
Greece
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Office of Information
Tion
Louise Counson
Boya
Marvin Jones
Amarillo
Tex
John H Stephens
New England
Prince Albert
Albert
Jimmy
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N.C
Ted
United States
Kupfer Drug Company
The
S. Mont. St
Dillon, Mont
Winchester
Remington Repeating
Peter
Dillon, Montana
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