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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
4
Agricultural notes advise early sowing of carrots and oats, shelter for cattle, dry pig yards, and careful manure use. Emphasizes nitrogen and potash needs for potatoes, dehorning with potassium caustic, weed control, and pruning in spring. Stresses daily work logs and soil protection on sloped land.
The text offers crosscut farming tips from clover and beet molasses to pasture pigs and brood mares. It covers feeding, barn hygiene, soil vigor, seed vitality, and dairy practices with scattered observations on pests, harvest timing, and farm infrastructure.
A report notes an apology issued by the War Department to Prof. Henry A. Beers of Yale regarding snobbery at the Naval Academy in Annapolis. The communication came from the department secretary.
Incomplete readable text shows a damaged page fragment with scattered words and unclear names and dates. no coherent event or action can be determined from the legible portion.
A satirical view suggests senate pages are not masters of secrets but casual observers who hear only fragments of high level talk. The piece mocks the idea pages witness era defining maneuvers and party bargains, noting gossip friendly nicknames like "Grandma" persist in cloak rooms.
A new lawmaker tours the Capitol basement store and finds a vast, cheap stationery supply from fine linen sheets to engraved letter heads selling for a few dollars per thousand. He learns his official stationery allowance is 136 dollars and notes the store’s non profit approach. The room also features social stationery and desk ornaments that appeal to office wives and aides, while clerks joke about lawmakers appointing their whole families to office.
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