Trapping and Selling Furs A Viable Farm Side Line
The U.S. Department of Agriculture urges farmers to try fur trapping as a profitable side venture with winter, regionally varying pelts from skunk to fox, mink, raccoon and muskrat. Prices rise as fur demand grows, with timing key to pelts. handling tips and buyers lists are provided.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Union
Oregon
United States Department of Mngerculture
America
Washington
Europe
Barners
Biological Survey
Honey as a Profitable Crop in Local Beekeeping
The article reports on profitable honey farming through home clubs run by the department of agriculture and state colleges. It highlights a Kentucky example, the "Bee Woman" of Morgan County with 150 hives producing 500 pounds in six months, and notes agents teach beekeeping to women to convert swarms into income.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Colleges
Morgan County
Kentucky
Farming Wisdom From Olean On Soy Beans And Tactics
Soy beans are rich in protein. A farmer must be a business man before he can prosper. Fence rows add 25 percent to a farm’s appearance. Time and tide wait for no man, but time and care applied to farm pests pay. Dodder is a difficult plant to destroy. when a field is badly infested, it is almost hopeless.
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Hollister
Miss Hollister
Christmas Mood Brings Lonely Hearts Together
Miss Hollister seeks company for Christmas and befriends a lonely girl named Aiken. They invite a doll buyer and a bachelor to join, reuniting a long separated couple and a lost child. The improvised gathering ends with a shared dinner and hopeful plans for the future.
Buying unsuitable ties
A morbid pessimist mocks women shoppers at a necktie counter describing the jokes and tragedies of choosing gifts. He items scenarios of misfit ties for various men while noting he prefers his wife select a tie to picking his cigars.
Surprise In Store for Santa Revealed
In a playful plan, Jack and Harold rig a hidden setup by the fireplace tying a string from a door handle to a water jug to uncover the real facts about Santa Claus. The boys intend to test the truth behind the Santa legend through their clever prank.
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Santa
Jack
Harold
Santa Claus
Wyoming Brief News Notes 1919 Highlights
A roundup of Wyoming items reports Roy Thompson capturing a thief with $1,500 in silks behind a tunnel between Guernsey and Wendover. Other notes include a Sheridan grand larceny case, trapping permissions near Riverton, and lynx and wolves seen in the Riverton hills. Post office funding eyed for Greybull, a Laramie airman's death in New Jersey, bank funds short at Worland, Buck Creek oil gains, and multiple courtroom sentences for burglaries and rustling. Also touches on oil price rises, a Caspar rig crew rescued in a desert storm, a new youngest fire chief in New Castle, and a Pine Bluffs burglary trial.
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Roy Thompson
Toan Dom Incos
Guernsey
Wendover
W. J. Emanuel
Burlington
Sheridan
Rawlins
Frank +. Fish
Riverton
Fish
Greybull
Congress
Senate
House
Wyoming Solons
Germany
Benjamin Wickland
Laramie
Chaumont
N. J
B. J. Keys
First National Bank of
Worland
Robert L. Rush
Lewis
Owl Creek
William Eaden
Rush
Ohio Oil Company
Wyoming
Grass Creek
Elk Basin
Salt Creek
Big Muddy
Pilot Butte
Lander
Pennsylvania
W. H. Weaver
Casper
Red Desert
Woomsutter Station
Jack Sedgwick
United States
New Castle
Manuel Gonzales
Basilio Abrego
Pine Bluffs
Gonzales
Abrego
Bertrand
Frank Parkinson
Denver
L. B. Gaylord
Fremont County
Ralph Kimball
Woman's critical time cure pitched as alcohol free remedy
Advertises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription claiming it helps any ailment. Notes the formula does not contain alcohol or narcotics and that ingredients are listed on the wrapper. Requests 10 cents for a trial package and directs to Doctor Pierce's Invalid Hotel in Buffalo, N Y.
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Kansas City
Kans
Mae Toe
Vere Dees
Dr. Pierce
Belle Gammon
Roorsevelt Ave
Omaha
Nebr
Br. Pierca
Invalida Hotel
Uffalo
Boschee’s Syrup Ad Claims Cold Care Legacy
An advertisement extols Boschee's Syrup as a trusted remedy for coughs bronchitis and lung troubles praising its 53 year track record and promise of restful nights with easier morning expectoration. Also promotes Red Cross Bag Blue for laundry and notes it sells at grocers for five cents.
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Boschee
America
Can I Be Cured Sufferer Ad Calls Kidney Aid
An advertisement urges readers to seek kidney health help. It warns that kidneys are overworked and failing drains the body, then promotes GOLD MEDAL Oil Capsules as providing quick relief from kidney and bladder troubles. It promises money back if not helped.
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Eatonic
Hatonic
Gruggist
Nature
Ady
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Merton
Miss
Aiken
Alken
Thomas Alken
Miss Aiken
John
Mary
Mr. Merton
Miss Alken
Johni
Wiliie
Grandpa
Philadelphia Inquirer
Western Newpaper Union
Red Cross
Woman's Critical Time
Boschee’s
Yurine Jie
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