Con dor Hunter Admits To Killing Thousands In South America
An Italian claimed as a champion condor hunter recounts ten years of slaughtering over sixteen thousand condors for feathers used in France. He trapped birds with nets, dispatched them with a club, and boasted one net throw captured 87 birds at once. Feathers funded a failed powder mill amid plummeting prices. he refused to hunt for ten pesos per bird.
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South America
Leo E. Miller
Argentina
France
Aromas and verse in a curious old miscellany
A diffuse note discusses butterfly scents and their appeal to female moths, then shifts to Emily Dickinson's life and verse, citing Amherst birth in 1830 and critical praise by Wentworth Higginson. It closes with a historical Church of England practice of covering hats during sermons at Richard Cox’s death in 1581.
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Emily Dickenson
Amherst
Mass
Eri
New England
Wentworth Higginson
Chicago Journal
Church of England
Richard Cox
Ety
Revival of the Troubadour in Natural Proceeding
Fragmentary note describes the troubadour as a finder of songs while noting a storm scene with actors and lightning. The piece references long-hatred terms and a difficult period in a place where elemental actors performed.
Idaho News Afoot In Twin Falls Pocatello And Boise
Idaho report notes June 5 start for summer derma term in Pocatello lasting six weeks. Tyhee farmers may plow early if spring weather holds. Plumbers in Twin Falls remain on strike with no talks. State sheriffs back higher wages for peace officers. Boy Scouts in Pocatello promote Good Turn Week. Southern Idaho roads dry and being prepped for heavy travel. Pocatello Employers decline to join open shop, aligning with Twin Falls Idaho Falls groups. Montgomery ferry bridge completed aiding Jackson to Rupert travel. Idaho Legion convention set for Twin Falls April 7 8 9. Twin Falls budget petitions for deputy raises rejected. Boise area spring plowing underway near Gooding and Jerome. Boise prize essays planned to promote army enlistment. Snake River precipitation and floods reported. Box cars embargo ordered to move grain. Twin Falls blocks Sunday picture shows. Library circulation nears demand with 6000 volumes available. Fire insurance rate protests in Buhl. Republican events fill Boise with visitors. Tuberculosis cattle testing funding urged in congress. Robbery at Portala woman’s home yields $10. Death search for trapper near Lewiston. Strychnine self-harm attempt thwarted saving by antidote. City tax data show increased levy in Pocatello and 125 percent state levy. local tax rise noted.
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Pocatello
Tyhee
Twin Falls
Holse
Boy Scouts of
Idaho
Pocatells
Associaton
Idaho Falls
Snake River
Montgomery Ferry
Jackson District
Rupert
Laverne R. Collier
The
American Legion
Board of County Commissioners of
Howing
Boise
Hear Gooding
Jerome
Middle West
Librerian
Bub
New Wnder
Republican State Central
Lincott Dey
Idaho Republican
Buhl Chamber of Commerce
Addison T. Smith
Congress
Washington
W. P. Henderson
W. M. O'Brien
Poratella
Charles Gorton
Stake River
Lewistoe
C. & B. Maho
W. A P. Thorpenn
Nancy Howard
Movement of Montana cattle to far western and southern states 1919
Large 1919 cattle shipment from Montana described by the Bureau of Animal Industry. As railcars filled, cattle moved west into North Dakota Nebraska Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan and later into Texas and New Mexico. Rain and snow delayed some shipments but overall movement to pasture lands and feeding areas proceeded, aided by adequate railroad capacity and selective prioritization of stock cars.
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United States
Montana
Bereau
Dakotas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wiscorsin
Michigan
Texas
New Mexico
Department
Wsconsin
Sheep and Cattle Move Into Michigan Territory For Summer
Report notes sheep and cattle entering Michigan and nearby territory for summer grazing. Feed supplies in the Northwest appear adequate for stock remaining on ranges with no expectation of shortage.
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Michigan
Northwest
Tve
Shelter for Sheep in Cold Weather Outlook
Advice urges farmers nationwide to shelter sheep from harsh wind and storms to prevent deaths and losses from exposure. Deeply stocked flocks should especially provide protection to avoid costly mortality and economic hardship.
Profit From Baby Beeves For Farmers
Farmers can profit by raising a few baby Meerés with pasture. A site should be prepared and a single crop used. Consider planting setting crops to supplement silage and pasture. Use hay and grain to finish calves for market.
Live Stock Notes and Feeding for Efficient Farm Output
A guide highlights turning scrub sites into batcher land and improving water supply. It notes pigs grow fast with proper posture and feeding using coarse foods like bay, stover, and tine into meat. It stresses diversified farming to produce pork, milk, and mutton efficiently.
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Bay
Stover
Atinge
Jad Salts Promoted for Kidney Relief and Urinary Comfort
An advertisement urges readers with backache and kidney discomfort to use Jad Salts after overloading on meat. It claims uric acid burdens kidneys, produces cloudy urine, and nightly trips to the chamber, and touts Jad Salts as a grape and lemon juice extract with iodine that cleans sluggish kidneys and neutralizes urine acid.
Roses of Pleasure and Laurels in a Kansas City Stuer
A fragmentary exchange quotes Professor Pate and J Puller Gloom in a didactic tone. The dialogue contrasts moral advice with the vanity of resting on laurels, reflecting a teachable moment about effort and vanity in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate
J. Puller
Kansas City
Stuer
Important to all Women Readers of this Paper
The notice appeals to women readers about kidney and bladder trouble and claims Elmer’s health to the Sea as a remedy. It promotes Kilmer Co of Hinghisston as the seller and urges purchase of a large bottle by mail. The snippet warns that “a rusty wall maketh sore foot” and condemns careless medicine, asserting time destroys beauty.
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Elmer
Kilmer & Co
Hinghisston
N. Reerive
Unjustly Accused and Odd Family Dialogue Fragment
This fragmentary OCR reads as a comic kitchen table exchange with unfinished quotes. It shows a mother and Robby debating wiping with a towel, remarks on gray hair, and stray lines about strikes and a character named Charlie. It includes jumbled phrases and appears as stray dialogue without a cohesive narrative.
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