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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1909
Page
8
Farmers should inspect clover stands for winter injury and adjust plans carefully. If stands are damaged, disk about a bushel and a half of clover seed per acre and reseed while drilling oats for hay, or harvest hay from oats and clover together. For pastures, use similar strategies to protect and preserve the stand and farm interests.
Mr Fiske of Kellogg Minnesota is a successful cattle feeder. The article outlines his winter feeding methods aimed at southern Minnesota feeders. Cattle are divided into three groups calves yearlings and fattening steers with detailed rations and daily routines. Water heating and generous feeding are emphasized as profitable practices.
A World type report notes many horses entering wholesale markets for farm work, with mares priced around 1076 dollars per lot and foal prospects uncertain. It also cites corn and oats marketing trends to March, with farm consumption and dealer reports showing notable year‑over‑year shifts and a locomotive lifespan estimate of 900,000 miles with proper care.
The piece surveys incoming members of the House, noting a mix of wary newcomers and seasoned lawyers. It highlights the political currents shaping selections, with mentions of figures like Hamilton Fish and several new Democrats from various states, illustrating a volatile shift in early 20th century congressional power dynamics.
A Philadelphia dispatch describes China's move toward a uniform system of weights and measures. It details varied local standards for length, weight, and volume, including differing foot lengths and catty weights across provinces, and notes imperial and provincial efforts culminating in 1908 edicts for a silver coinage standard and a future gold standard.
New members face a steep learning curve as they arrive in Washington. The piece lampoons early missteps and foibles about lobbying, social temptations, and the realities of life in the capital, including perks, etiquette, and the politics behind the scenes.
A dense roll of Democratic and Republican names by state and city appears, listing Winona Minnesota to Manila Philippines figures like Borland Gill Fish Wool and Kinkead and Wickersham. The passage also mentions a humorous anecdote about a Washington girl and a naval officer and a House guide tour.
The Times recounts Secretary Taft and Justice Harlan fishing near Taft's summer home on Murray Bay. A photographer asked for a portrait, prompting taft to caution fogging the plate. Taft then described an early morning trip in dense fog, catching a two hour sequence of trout and a salmon before dawn.
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