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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
3
The Farmington Enterprise cites a Kansas City Times view that timber stockpiles will exhaust in 75 years if current use continues. It argues fortunes rise from owning timber lands and urges converting nonproductive land to permanent forests with selective harvesting to protect immature stands.
The treasure chamber beneath the palace of Necessidades in Lisbon was opened by the minister of public works at King Manuel’s request. An inventory valued the private royal property at over 8 million dollars, with state items to go to the national museum.
A New York man won nearly $1,000 in damages after a police officer struck him for kicking in his own door. His wife had called the officer, who intervened as she had locked the door, a measure the verdict casts as an effort to preserve domestic authority.
A New Jersey man was arrested for assaulting a neighbor, but the assailant was then run over by his own car driven by the neighbor. The incident prompted discussion of humane limits in self control and legal leniency for such acts.
A Bloomington Pennsylvania man celebrated his eighty third birthday by sawing wood continuously from 7 a m to 7 p m The moral is to saw wood early in life and when you are 83 perhaps you won t have to do so
Clubwomen in New Jersey send girls to schools for training in housekeeping and cooking. The aim is to perfect domestic skills but observers note the program may effectively train wives for home life.
A letter to Secretary James Wilson outlines how reducing irrigation water to 60 or 50 percent can boost irrigated acreage and improve food quality. Dr. A True supports the link between dry farming and irrigation and cites experiments on moisture conservation and evaporation losses shaping future soil and water use. Directors in the reclamation service urge saving water and avoiding over-irrigation while a Dry Farming congress forecast predicts doubled irrigated acreage within ten years.
The French poulterer favors the epinette plan for fattening poultry. It uses rows of cages each 30 inches square with an individual compartment and top opening. The cage bottoms are open and a moveable board with ashes or sawdust sits below to receive waste.
F H Newell argues for diversified irrigation and dry farming in arid regions. A small irrigated patch sustains a family through winter, while larger dry lands yield profits with cautious, disciplined farming using published arid agriculture guides. He notes failures from rushed, speculative planting and champions measured, intelligent practice.
An article lauds Brussels as a model of civic art with new thoroughfares blending ancient and modern. It highlights Rue de la Re gence from Place Royale to Palais de Justice, views from the Palais de la Nation, the Palais d A geben g, and Gothic Church of the Babylon, with squares, iron railings, and granite supports. The piece notes wide boulevards, green hillsides, and restored historic buildings, while old quarters see expropriation as alums fade.
The article describes a combined alarm clock and electric stove device enabling timed cooking. The user sets a 30 minute interval, the clock rings and opens a switch, continuing cooking as a fireless cooker. The stove aims to ease kitchen work for homemakers.
Gen Howard Carroll, citing personal travel experience, states Americans will spend 350,008,000 dollars in Europe this year. He argues this proves a broad civic neglect, as towns with ambitions abroad return home with improved looks and civic attractiveness and potential material profit.
Weeds and grasses threaten alfalfa while potash and phosphoric acid supply essential plant food. Bromus inermis helps bind loose soils. Rain work harms horse and driver. Plant corn suited to locality and fertilize with mineral-rich manure and weed control for high yields. Burn brush and rotate to potatoes or turnips for better results.
A fragment describes making little German cakes with meat, fresh eggs, and three pounds of sugar for sixty six minutes before adding soda and beating. The dough is cut out on a table, covered with a cloth, and laid over might. The text ends midinstruction during the meeting.
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