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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
4
The issue reports a poacher given three months hard labor and a separate case of a man who cruelly beat his wife, fined six shillings, as magistrates enforce protection laws. Other items cover Polly the 60 foot schooner, boll weevil crop damage, powdered milk advances, and various scientific and industrial notices.
A New York Herald report describes Paris police dogs Lion Tick Ballon Dax and Tirax aiding patrols, making arrests, and protecting citizens across arrondissements including Batignolles and Charonne. It recounts fatalities and commendations, and notes a growing program of canine policing in France and abroad.
Walter J. Travis urged Taft’s opinion on St Andrews Golf Club's center shafted putter ban. Taft replied that the restriction was narrow and putting with the Schenectady putter is not advantageous. Both argue players should choose their preferred putter given individual styles.
The complainants describe coercive harassment by the band leader. They allege repeated telephone calls followed by abrupt disconnections to prevent conversation. The account suggests a pattern of intimidation and control linked to the group’s activities.
Frederick J. Haskin outlines the birth and growth of the Boy Scouts in America and England, tracing roots to Ernest Thompson Seton and Sir Robert Baden-Powell. The article explains scout structure, ranks, uniforms, and ethics, and cites examples of rescue work and public duties.
A century of piano making has turned into a refined craft with many factories across states. Designers study historical styles from Assyrian to Louis XIV as firms court luxury suites, while innovations in iron frames soundboards and player attachments reshape production and ownership.
The text speaks of Theodosia Garrleoa, a figure who walks with memory beyond sorrow, recalling a late April scene. The narrator hints at comforting remembrance and enduring presence, ending with a sense of solace rather than grief.
Minnesota farmers are advised that formalin seed treatment can prevent common smuts in wheat and oats and certain barley smuts. The method requires thorough cleaning, correct formalin dilution, dipping or sprinkling grain, and proper drying before sowing.
A World article recounts a doctor attributing asthma and breathing trouble to tight collars and long collar buttons. He warns the medulla and vasomotor centers can be irritated by pressure, suggesting looser collars as part of relief.
Analysis of US military strength and funding with claims of overpayment for a nonfunctional policy. The piece argues the army is underprepared, understrength, and misallocated from Alaska to Panama and the Philippines workers. It laments a garrisonless Panama canal zone and a mobile force far smaller than required for 1898 levels.
A French hotel on wheels ensures any room receives sunlight while Bed sheet length rules vary by state. In Tempe Arizona a hotel refunds charges on days with rain reducing sunshine, a unique but scrutinized policy over five years.
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