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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
8
A historical overview explains bovine tuberculosis caused by tubercle bacilli, its transmission through milk and in-contact cattle, and the spread via infected animals and calves fed on tuberculous milk. It notes prevalence in cattle and swine, and factors influencing herd infection rates.
How About Your Horse offers guidance on worm trouble in horses with a remedy of salt and hardwood ashes added to grain. Be Forehanded advises better storm readiness than risk of being unprepared.
A rustic gateway built at low cost between two cedar trees leads to a pretty cottage. Locust uprights and cross-piece support cedar infill, with small branches left on. It suits rustic surroundings, is durable and affordable, though not a barrier to pigs or chickens.
The article explains the growth of crab grass an annual weed that overpowers young garden crops and pastures. It describes its roots joints and creeping stems and contrasts it with Bermuda grass and small crab grass Panicum lineare. The recommended control is frequent hoeing and preventing seeding for several years followed by notes on calf feeding misconceptions about skim milk versus whole milk.
Column argues for leaving mud at the door, criticizing lax house rules and parental guidance. It questions whether guests should enter with muddy footwear and urges cleaner habits at home.
A compact pair of farming maxims urges climbing lessons and better feeding hygiene. It cautions that uphill effort beats downhill ease and highlights the wastefulness when grain is fed from a dirty box.
The mock orange, or syringa, includes about 30 ornamental shrubs from 5 to 20 feet. Philadelphus grandiflorus, six feet tall with June blooms, is common. Coronarius reaches ten feet with May or June fragrant flowers. Gordonianus, 10 to 12 feet, blooms in June or July. Plants adapt to well drained soil and even shade. prune after flowering to control growth.
A long government inquiry into Feliciana Mendiola of Angeles Pampanga over kitchen siding damaged by red ants or weight ends with a $30 gold payment. A large committee, including 53 communications and letters from Army officials, reviewed the claim before approval.
A Chaney of Indiana speech cites quartermaster figures showing 152,103 unknowns among 853,885 total burials in U.S. national cemeteries. Arlington leads with 20,000 interments, including 4,625 unknowns, followed by Vicksburg Nashville and Fredericksburg. Nearly 9,100 are Confederates and Andersonville holds many Northern prisoners.
A New York Sun writer notes in Washington an exhibit where carpenters, painters, decorators, tilemakers and electricians fix and forge. The Capitol hosts about 20 000 incandescent lights and hundreds of telephones and electric bells as a corps of workers stays on the job.
In a periodical note the author complains of fashion houses downsizing due to economic strain. Milliners struggle to staff shops as designers demand high pay while stores seek to keep up with shifting tastes and urban demand.
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