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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
3
Fragmented text lists church services across multiple congregations. It mentions Sabbath services and Sunday School timings, with references to Grace and Pearce Avenue churchs, morning and evening services, and various other local church notices.
The article explains how sheep age is estimated by incisor development from birth milk teeth to permanent teeth, noting temporary incisors emerge within weeks, with full eruption by about twelve months. It discusses how feeding affects timing, with better-fed flocks maturing teeth earlier, and describes wear patterns in older sheep and how to interpret tooth wear for age.
Various snippets report on Lord Cadogan affirming continuance in office, Weyler reorganizing Spain, Japan criticizing Manchurian accords, Germany denying support to Britain, Madagascar trade gains, Ottoman diplomacy, Balkan diplomacy, a Santo Domingo arbitration, and a French decoration for agricultural researchers.
Large investors plan to develop a thousand acres in eastern Cuba with a 2,019,000 dollar equipment contract for a sugar estate. Prominent figures including Curgrereaan, alex, and 4% Texas president Howell Sun are involved. About 66,009 acres are owned, with 10,009 acres under antler cultivation. A railroad of thirty miles will connect the estate, aiming to harvest 240,000 tons of cane by December as operations start. Federal changes include posts and transit orders affecting mail delivery and naval postings, with Britain seeking naval parity.
Reported in Alaska the ongoing slaughter of big game continues as the Al Ki steamer brought 2000 deer to Napa Gul and the Northwest Territory faces a deplorable scene. The law bans hunting after January 1, yet hunters claim enforcement is lax and seek to extend permits to move meat, with Dawson News noting continued hunting and mass killings and a call for action by the Connell authorities.
Washington state aims to become a sugar beet supplier on the Pacific coast. Spokane firms built a beet factory at Fairfield and begin operations this year. Seymour L. Gerlinger of Lehi Utah visits to contract Eastern Washington farmers to grow beets for Utah and Nebraska refineries, offering high prices to cover freight.
A Pennsylvania House bill proposes a tax on bachelors. It states that male citizens over 40 seeking marriage must pay a 100 fee before license and that funds go to maintain homes for older women over 40 without marriage prospects. The measure would render marriages for out-of-state bachelors invalid and impose state penalties for noncompliance. The text also references naval movements and other scattered items from the era.
President's plan for a Western trip draws attention as invitations pour in from cities along the route. New Orleans is likely to be the first stop after Washington, with a one day stay. California includes Big Trees and San Francisco events, while a meeting with Mexico's Diaz near El Paso is anticipated. The journey also contemplates a Great Lakes descent, Yellowstone stop, and a Harvard commencement in Cambridge before a New England visit.
Report from Chicago reveals women and girls in society smoking at dinner and after, with numerous examples cited by Jasey Page Gaston of the Anti Cigarette League. Observers describe widespread cigarette use among women, while other items note U S boundary remarks and landmark restoration plans in Seattle and Canada.
A report on General MacArthur’s deportation action is deemed within authority and the War Department calls the incident closed. The letter to the Advocate General outlines the decision, while another note covers the consolidation of the Dardale and allied ventures into the American Can Company of New York with capital of 50 million dollars.
Newspapers blast the government for liberal terms to the Boers in South Africa. The Daily Mail and Morning Post decry leniency while the News and Morning Leader call the offers insufficient yet bold. Overall press reaction condemns the concession as dangerous to national confidence.
A Davenport Iowa trial involved an alleged illicit alum baking powder marketed as Pure Food Baking Powder from Chicago. Grocers testified the powder turned out to be alum, refused payment, and a jury found it deleterious to health, upholding state Pure Food laws.
Extensive additions to the Missouri Pacific system are planned. The route would run from El Paso Texas to Santa Fe New Mexico, then to Santa Fe via the southern Texas Pacific line, with connections to Denver Rio Grande and Gould interests. The project ties the Texas Pacific with Denver and Rio Grande, creating a corridor through Utah and New Mexico toward an outlet at Beaver and Grape.
Fragmentary OCR reads about alleged ceremonies and dissent with mentions of a mayor, a world order, and protests. The garbled lines reference maintaining power, demonstrations, and ideological clashes, with unclear names and places.
Farmer columnist shares long experience in cattle breeding and calf care. He cautions against neglect and cold water, prescribes dosages for calving complications, stresses keeping cows thrifty and well fed, warns on cornmeal rations, and notes that proper management yields better milk, butter, and herd health. Also includes brief agricultural tips on poultry feed, onions, cabbage, and general farm practices.
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