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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1907
Page
5
Washington reports a fungus in dying pine trees has killed beetle broods in the inner bark, slowing a decade long infestation that destroyed at least a billion feet of timber. Experts call the fungus a bark peeler and note it may end the beetle outbreak in the Black Hills region.
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In Deadwood a family with ongoing scarlet fever breaches quarantine. Children not yet ill were seen about town, including a trip for milk. City physician and Mayor Adams notified. police investigated and warned the mother that further breaches could send the family to the county pest house.
Rumor says the Department of Justice may stop anti trust prosecutions of the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific railroads. Harriman representatives reportedly urged dissolution to end joint interests and make the lines independent, which Attorney General Bonaparte may deem prosecution unnecessary.
A special with Northwestern road officials toured western lines from Casper to Belle Fourche. The group included General Manager Frank Walters and General Superintendent S. M. Braden. Some members arrived in Deadwood on No 6, others stayed for继续 trip pending rapid city stopovers.
In Monongah West Virginia rescue teams recover 12 bodies and expect 44 total by noon as workers probe mine No 4 and No 6. Rain and foul conditions hinder effort while crews push to retrieve remaining victims from the wrecked mines.
A long warning on stove safety details preventive steps to avoid fires and injuries from kerosene and gasoline stoves. It cites proper clearance and metal shielding, foundation, and safe filling procedures. It then discusses rumors and plans about the Chicago Milwaukee and Saint Paul railroad entering Deadwood via Mystic and the Crouch line, possible routes, and competitive implications with Burlington.
Senator Gamble introduces a bill to open about 1 000 000 acres of land in the western Cheyenne River and Standing Rock reservations in South Dakota. The government would pay 1 46 an acre for school land ceded to the state, with remaining lands appraised by a three member commission appointed by the president. No full consent of the locally affected groups is required before settlement begins.
The week in finance brought confidence as Treasury limits Panama bonds and short treasury notes, signaling smoother money conditions ahead. Strong bank reserves and rising currency in circulation point to a spring surplus, while the inauguration in Kentucky marks a Republican milestone with Governor Augustus Wilson taking office.
Milwaukee faces a brewing temperance wave as liquor interests push reforms to forestall further action. City council limits saloons to midnight closure with 6 am reopening, a move backed by brewery and saloon leaders amid broader prohibition momentum.
In Brussels today crowds observed the anniversary of King Leopold II. Flags were displayed as remembrance of his accession to the throne on Dee, 10, 1805 following the death of his father Leopold I.
The first national Pure Beverage exposition opened today at the Coliseum in Chicago backed by brewery and distillery interests. It features beer whisky ale wines cordials and soft drinks while stirring opposition from temperance and anti alcohol groups in the city.
The funeral of Mrs. Louisa M Taft mother of Secretary Taft was held at her Millbury home today. Rev George A Putnam of the First Congregational church officiated. The body will be sent to Cincinnati for burial.
Milwaukee rails push dairy farming by offering reduced milk and cream rates within fifty to one hundred miles. Ten gallon loads cost 2 cents to fifty miles and 9 cents to one hundred miles, eight gallon loads 10 and 6 cents, five gallon loads 14 and 18 cents, with cans returned free. Rapid Route.
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