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Newspaper
Holbrook News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
3
Reported uprising in Trans-Jordania as inhabitants revolt against Prince Zeid, son of the Hedras king, claiming they were defeated in a pitched battle with about 100 of Zeid’s forces killed. Insurgents seek British rule under Sir Herbert Samuel in Palestine.
The Rev. Father Nicholas J. Schwartz a Brooklyn native and former Galena Illinois pastor leaped to death near Monmouth Junction while being taken to Brooklyn by his brother after a nervous breakdown. The report notes his sudden death and prior mental strain. The other item reports Winona Lake conference urged by the Presbyterian General Assembly to seek progressive disarmament, backed by W. J. Bryan and President Harding.
Postmaster General Hays urged strict adherence to laws protecting press freedom while announcing the Libertator magazine New York for second class mailing. Pueblo City Council to consider a rent ordinance as landlords in a large block hire counsel to draft a proposal for city adoption. Estes Park Woman's Club votes to donate a $5,000 parcel to the National Park Service for a Rocky Mountain National Park admin building site, with funding to follow in a future appropriation.
In Lower California the Mexican forces reported an ambush east of Ensenada where Lieutenant Chavez was killed while pursuing bandits who fired on Tia Juana and nearby buildings. Two bandits died and others wounded in the clash as reinforcements pressed the search. An amendment proposal in Missouri aims to remove the male voting qualifier but does not reference age.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture, this piece notes sheep suffer parasite losses more than other livestock. It emphasizes prevention over cure, listing pasture rotation, drainage, manure disposal, and restricting dogs as key measures, with focus on lambs and yearlings. It also outlines external parasites like lice ticks and scab mites and mentions treatment gaps.
The bulletin outlines dipping materials for lice, ticks, and scales, noting coal tar creosote cresol nicotine and lime sulphur dips while warning arsenical dips are unsuitable. It details quarantine needs for scab, lists internal parasites like tapeworms flukes and roundworms, and highlights geographic patterns such as gid in Montana and flukes in Gulf and Pacific states.
Full value of buttermilk lies in feeding with other feeds rather than alone. Skimmilk and buttermilk paired with corn improve outcomes. Best practice with manure is direct barn hauling and immediate field spreading. Ensure horse collars fit to avoid costly injuries. Pigs can self-feed when breeding-quality rations avoid over fattening. Skimmilk valued at one hundred pounds equals a bushel of corn for pigs. Don’t be a stingy feeder if you want success.
The speaker urges young journalists to start their own shops, gain community respect, and endure hardships. He argues education aids work, notes journalism as a treadmill of work or starvation, and emphasizes a good heart as essential for an editor. He links free press to preventing war, asserting a strong, independent press benefits society.
The Civilian League of the Canal Zone seeks civilian American government and suffrage for residents. It urges U S style governance, open property rights, and resident voting rights, while keeping military defense separate from local government and enabling a resident commissioner to Washington akin to the Philippines and Puerto Rico.
F A Wallis argues immigrants can be assimilated by distributing them across the nation. He warns that concentrated settlements raise costs, rents, disease, and lower wages, and that spreading immigrants to where labor is needed would ease tensions and reduce immigration problems automatically.
Edwin Sims argues the core issue is the professional criminal who treats crime as business and exploits millions in forfeited bonds. He calls for ending laxity and loopholes that shield criminals, warning swift punishment is needed to curb the menace. The piece ties in wartime propaganda and postwar concerns about Germany as a future rival.
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