Utah News Roundup Highlights Dangers and Local Happenings
Reports from Garfield to Ogden detail injuries from gravel train collisions and rake gear, a drowning victim not recovered, a fatal run over in Bingham Junction, and a fatal fall at a Salt Lake City contractor. Pioneer day enthusiasm rises in Mt. Pleasant as a new Park City roller rink is planned. Also noted are Socialist tickets in Banmpete county, wrecks on the Saltair line, and area oil of taxes and public notices.
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Frank A. Lewis
Salt Lake City
Banpete County
Mt. Pleasant
Springville
Reuben Hill
George Harper
Balt Lake
Copper Belt
Bingham
J. B. Marburger
Ogden
Ogden Canyon
Saltair
Main Street
J. Sanders
Ernest Lundalet
C. C. Lockhart
James H. Crawford
Lockhart
Crawford
Union Pacific
Echo
Provo
Tom Wright
George Ferre
Ferry
Robert M. Whitefoot
Montana
Bozeman
Tacoma
Salvation Army
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Portland
Seattle
Wash
Laramie
Wyo
Philadelphia
Bell
Boston
Territorial
Wyoming
Frank Pelton
F. F. Leuis
Pelton
Martin Gorman
Coldfield
Nevada
Ted
Home Made Bean Sheller and Harvesting Guide
Farmers learn to plant bush beans after frost danger and harvest by drying beans on the stalk. Plant 2.5 to 3.5 feet apart, use a slow corn planter, harrow after planting, and keep soil surface cultivated. Dry beans thoroughly, then shell with simple homemade devices using spikes and a wooden cylinder to separate hulls.
Fires destroy Miller shingle mill in Clearbrook area
Reports detail a blaze at the Miller shingle mill in Clearbrook, Washington, destroying the dry kiln and 1,000,000 shingles. The item also notes assorted regional notices from depots to postmasters, and various mining, weather, and crime updates across the Northwest.
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Clearbrook
Wash
Depass
Fremont County
Wyo
Pueblo Williama
Farm Advice for Weed and Soil Care
Practical guidance on managing poison ivy and weeds on farm land. Emphasizes cutting rye heads, alfalfa rulings, clearing waste land, shelter from rate, shading trees, and using water for hogs. Advises clean swill barrels, avoid rotten feed, and timely cultivation and mulching to prevent soil moisture loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Rulabagan
A Neglected Fence Deters Farm Operations
A neglected fence harms stock and grain farms by inviting access to forbidden fields. It signals animals that fences may be climbed and serves as a haven for weeds and predators, undermining farm safety and productivity.
Old Peach Trees Rejuvenated by Severe Cutting
Horticultural experts note that old peach trees can regain vigor by drastic pruning and skipping fruiting for two to three seasons. At the Ohio experiment station a weathered tree was cut back in 1905 and, by fall, showed renewed growth and a youthful appearance.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Ita
Fighting Peach Tree Borer and Codling Worm Control
Home orchard advice covers peach tree borer prevention by heaping earth around the trunk and coating stems with linseed oil and white lead. Inspect for sappy exudation to cut out borers and remove damaged bark, repeating in late summer. To combat curculio use a portable inverted umbrella device to jar fruit, gather fallen fruit, and drown pests in water with kerosene. repeat intervals until fruit is over half grown.
Linden Sea Cow Stall for Free-Lying Cows Explained
A detailed description of a durable cow stall design from the Rural New Yorker. It emphasizes liberty and cleanliness through an airy, hinged trough system, adjustable partitions, and a concrete footing with plow-share footings. Specs cover wood thickness, trough dimensions, arc-headed heads, and neck-strap chains to maintain milking efficiency.
Fires rage west of Marquette as nations face turmoil
Across the nation reports detail severe forest fires near Marquette Michigan. Other items note a hanging in Maryland, labor unrest at Southern Pacific Oakland, gas workers strike in Lublin, and crop damage from storms in Minnesota North Dakota and Iowa. Additional items cover suicides murders rail accidents and political shifts.
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Lublin
Russian Poland
Minnesota
North Dakota
Iowa
Horticultural Notes On Planting And Inoculation Practices
Reading of garden tips from Rural New Yorker and Farm Journal outlines sowing turnips and radishes, planting cabbage after strawberry crops, and using tobacco dust for pests. Reports Japanese clover unlikely to thrive in northern orchards despite reader interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorker
Farm Journal
Unnole
Jng
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Utah State News
Kdward Quint
Garfield
Royal Reed
Green River
Bingham Junction
Park City
Salt Lake
Roy White
Utah
Salt Lake County
Modena
St. George
Kanab
Parowan
Pangulich
Beaver
Junction
Richfield
Mant
Dragon
Gold Springs
Messia
Short
Eliiot
The
Socialists
W. 8. Dalton
Supreme Court
H. B. Burt
Congress
Forrest Common
George Stoker
Joseph Moore
Ephraim Madsen
John Avarett
Avuarett
Madsen
Chris Jensen
Firat
Woo
State Board of Equalization
Mount Pickle Company
Northwest
T. A. Renner
Meeteetse
Catherine Woods
Eddyville
Neb
Iron Gulch
Merchants’ National Bank of Portland
Manhattan-Belmont Company
Manhattan
Nev
Goldfield
Walter C. Clark
Death Valley
William G. Clark
J. Peters Johnson
Johnson
Panamint Range
Esther Mitchell
Maud Creffield
George Mitchell
Edmund Cheffeld
Holy Roller
Wappenstein
L. D. Chauby
Missoula
Mont
Chauby
Cascades
Detroit
Ore
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
Dodds
Company
Twenty Second Infantry
San Francisco
American Lake
Chase
Axy
Frank Hartwell
Albany
Munson
Salem
Pasadena
Cal
Linden Sea Cow Stall
Marquette, Mich
William Lee
Crisfield
Southern Pacific Company
Oakland
Llhealth
James Major
Carlton, Kan
Blaze Bank
H. C. Holmes
Rossiter
Cincinnati
Offcer
Holmes
Richard Oggendun
Switzerland
Ontaro
Panama Canal Sone
J. C. Kellogg
Bureau of Manuactures
Colon
Isthmian Canal Commission
Mc Foon
Kingston
Williamson County
Tennessee
Erie
Jersey City
Caucasus
Castelo
Artillery
Senor Arroyo
Madrid
Democratic Executive Committee
Eighth
Mississippi
John Sharp Williams
Kkhanate
Bokhara
Central Asia
Stella Brennan
Stillwater
Minn
Brennan
Minneapolis
United States
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
William R. Hearst
California
Newport
R. L
Hoparking
N. J
M. Diebler, Jr
Russell Sage
Mra
Sage
Fannie Chaple
Oneida
Awetrian
Russa
Georgia
Frankfort
Lemburg
Austria
Russia
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