Single Sting Not Dangerous to Nostrils Swelling Risks
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture. The article explains that a single sting is not deadly but swelling can close nostrils and cause asphyxiation, with possible intoxication and death in hours. It covers treatment for stings, snake bites, rabies, and burns in domestic animals, including wound cleaning, caustics, dressings, and supportive therapies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Economic pasture on farm evaluation guides buyers
The text explains that pasture land must support stock to be economical. It compares land values and shows how to measure economic viability by acres per head, interest costs, and potential stock value increases. Practical data on pasture requirements and costs help determine pasture economy and land profitability.
Trouble With Teeth In Patchy Horse Care
If a horse is in poor condition and not improving with feed and care, the issue typically lies with its teeth. The text notes dental problems as a common cause of ongoing health decline in horses.
Poetry of Agriculture Describes Floriculture Beauty
Florticulture is called the poetry of agriculture and is praised as the most beautiful aspect of country life highlighting horticultural charm and rural scenes.
Collar Fit and Handling Tips for Horse Gear
The horse collar should fit snugly without pinching the neck crest. It must allow a hand to move freely under the neck and have a smooth plastic-coated surface for even bearing. Remove the inner joints daily. Castrate all inferior or grade buck lambs early.
Western Mining and Oil News Highlights 1916 Arizona Copper and Lead Prospects
Mining notes report Yavapai county ore output totaling 32 202 126 dollars for 1916. Copper ore near Jerome from the Arkansas and Arizona mine shows high-grade copper. Globe-Mmi district optimism noted by William Schafer of the Miami Mother Lode. Silver strikes in Castle Dome and Copper Hill tunnel shots at Hughes Arizona Copper Company. Lead industry gains cited by University of Arizona. Colorado leads 1916 gold production at 19 099 100 dollars. New Temple Fuel coal mines in Trinidad. Rawley mine power line survey. Modoc reorganization. North Star mill improvements in Silverton. Breckenridge and the Puzzle mine expansion. Princess Annie copper strike near Westcliffe. Water supply line from St Elmo to Grizzly Gulch will deliver 600 000 gallons daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yavapai County
Arkansas & Arizona
Jerome
Globe-Miami
William Schafer
Miami
United States
Colorado
Temple Fuel Company
Trinidad
Rawley
Bonanza
Saguache County
Modoc Consolidated Mines Company
Cripple Creek
Denver
Pittsburg
Silverton
North Star
Breckenridge
Summit County
Pueblo
J. B. Putnam
Sangre de Cristo
Princess Annie
Westcliffe
Rebel Stirs Parral as Border Trouble Looms
El Paso reports Parral poised for a new clash between Francisco Villa forces and Gen. Francisco Murgula’s Carranza troops. Villa allegedly fled there with eight loot trains from Torreon. Murgula pursues. Near Zapata, four alleged Mexican filibusters were killed or wounded in a clash with the First New Hampshire infantry.
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el Paso
Tex
Parral
Francisco Villa
Carranza
Francisco Murgula
Villa
Torreon
Murgula
Soriano Bravo
Laredo
First
New Hampshire
Zapata
Ramilone
Mining Gains Reported in New Mexico 1916 Output Rise
The article notes major progress in the Han over district and resumed work at the Johnny Bull mine in Stein's Grant county once producing copper and silver worth 26 000. It states New Mexico set production records in 1916 with mineral output totaling 48 million and coal value near 8 million. It mentions Kathleen Consolidated Copper Company formed with 260 000 capital and 6 000 paid in, and the New Year's Gift claims sale for 20 000 by George F Utter family interests in the Bleeplerock district.
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Tyrone
Hanover
Stein
Grant County
State of
New Mexico
Kathleen Consolidated Copper Company
Willard
Cetanola
Scholle
Bleeplerock
George F. Utter
George H. Utter
Gunter Takes Office Quietly in Colorado
Denver reports the January 9 inauguration of Governor Julius C. Gunter in a joint Senate and House ceremony. Chief Justice Gabbert administered the oath. Lieutenant Governor James A. Pulliam and new Supreme Court justices George W. Allen and Morton Bailey were also sworn in. State officers elect James R. Noland Leslie E. Hubbard Robert H. Higgins Charles Leckenby and Mary C. C. Bradford received oaths from S. Harrison White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Julius C. Gunter
Colorado
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Starkweather
Napier
Ardourel, Anderson and
Garcia
Gabbert
Gunter
James A. Pulliam
Supreme Court
George W. Allen
Morton. Bailey
S. Harrison White
James R. Noland
Leslie E. Hubbard
Robert H. Higgins
Charles Leckenby
Mary C. C. Bradford
Entente Conference Ends With Unity and Resolve
Rome reports the entente governments conclude talks with renewed unity and vow stronger coordination for war effort. Meanwhile central powers press Romanians and Russians near Berezh river, with exchanges near Braila and Riga and claims of victories along the western front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Berezh
Moldavia
von Mackensen
Braila
Bereth
Bevere
Tomato Seed Fodder News Notes
Tomato seeds ground and pressed into leaves are described as a valuable fodder for cattle. The report also mentions Red Cross Blue and a laundress method claimed to make clothes whiter than snow, with grocery merchants referenced in the advisory.
Not That Kind dialogue on valetudinarian husband
A humorous exchange where Mrs Come Up dismisses a claim her husband is a valetudinarian and asserts he eats meat three times daily. The line plays on social perceptions of health and appetite in a light domestic tone.
End stomach trouble with five minute relief
An advertisement promises fast relief from indigestion and dyspepsia using Pope's Diapepsin. It claims digestion improves in five minutes and promotes a fifty cent case from any drug store. The note adds a brief, unrelated line about Italian street refuse being auctioned.
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Pope
Adv
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Mining and Oil News
Western Newspaper
Union News Service
New York
St. Louis
Boulder
Arizona
Paramount Reduction Company
St. Elmo
V. & Cavalry
Mexico
Rebel Stores
Nicifero Zamprano
Washington
Gen
Wilson
Gen. Pershing
Fletcher
Zambrano
State Capitol
Pape
Italy
Macaroni Page
Rexipe Skinner Mfg.co
Omaha
U.S.A
America
Morse Bros. M. & S. Co
Wazee St
Denver, Colo
Genasco
Sage
N. U
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