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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1911
Page
7
A Victorian era tip explains mending a torn umbrella on the street by closing it and threading cloth through the rib with a hairpin to secure it. The National Magazine notes 900000 people in London live two per room and 7000 more in six or more per room.
A columnist argues that butter fat, not butter, is the cow's true product because fat content is exact and moisture need not be stated. Properly made butter yields about five sixths fat. some claim four fifths, but butter labeled at 180 percent fat is not legally sold.
A farmer outlines cattle management with Guernsey cows and calves. Calves stay with mothers until mature, then fed whole corn and bran, hay, and some grain. Cattle kept in box stalls, cows calving separately, winter turnout, open shelter, and plans for a silo to provide future silage.
The dairy bureau in Washington reports nearly 900 creameries across 27 states noting sour or off-flavored cream in 2 to 100 percent of receipts, averaging 60 percent inferior. To curb losses, many creameries now buy cream and pay by quality, applying premiums for the finest butter.
Prof Wilson of Harper Adams College reports a new method using lactic acid bacilli in skimmed milk and dam milk to treat a deadly calf septicaemia. After post mortems the disease was linked to blood poisoning and the approach halted losses. The method also offers potential for white scours and broader animal medicine advances.
A Farm and Home writer explains how a milk stool with a handle prevents dirt from hands reaching the teats. The illustration shows assembling a stool with a handle to ensure easy grasping and proper placement on its legs.
Advice on handling cream to ensure quality. Keep cream cool at all times in clean storage. Use shotgun cans per milking and empty into shipping can before delivery. Maintain sanitary separator room with tight partition to prevent bacteria.
The best method for selling butter is to build a regular route and sell directly to customers. Dairymen across the area largely follow this approach, with cash on delivery and full value for the product. Buttermilk and poultry yard products can be sold from the same wagon to cover delivery costs.
A guide emphasizes placing the separator where light is good to optimize visibility. It notes working in dim spaces is a disadvantage and stresses arranging lighting for safer, more efficient tasks.
The article warns dairy farmers to guard water supplies to prevent typhoid outbreaks linked to milk farms. It urges cooling milk immediately after milking to preserve quality and achieve high prices. It also advises raising good cows and carefully selecting local bull service to improve herd quality.
Demand for dairy products grows as high quality milk boosts consumption. Dairymen see greater prosperity. farmers advise spraying each cow before milking both night and morning to improve outputs.
The article advises keeping cows housed to control cleanliness and impurities, washing milking bands, avoiding sun exposure to milk cans, and keeping milk in delivered bottles. It warns small eaters produce less, warmer milk speeds bacterial growth, scalding calf feeding pails, and delaying skim milk until calves are eight to nine months old.
Montana total mine value 48.86 million in 1910 down from 51.43 million in 1909 led by drops in copper output. Silver Bow county accounts for 85 percent of state silver. copper production falls from 312 million to 284.8 million pounds. Lead rises to 4.11 million pounds. zinc climbs to 31.64 million pounds with most ore sent to concentrating plants.
In Dawson county near Glendive Miller and Jordan report 100 acres of flax yielding 15 bushels per acre on 80 acres. The field thirty eight miles north of Glendive suggests strong results without deep Campbell system practices.
The Butte Electric railway is defendant in a personal injury suit with claims totaling 245 580 dollars, far exceeding typical western cases. Plaintiffs seek judgments totaling more than two thirds of the company’s annual gross receipts, with the firm showing under 350 000 dollars yearly and no dividends since 1905.
A vintage testimonial promotes Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York. A resident of Emmetsburg Iowa claims kidney pain and inflammatory rheumatic swelling disappeared after using three boxes. The ad emphasizes two signs of weak kidneys and urges readers to buy at 60 cents a box.
Quick exchange suggests neighborhood impressions of a newly built residence for Mr. Robin. The Sparow notes a bird’s-eye view. the Owl asks for thoughts on the arrangement, indicating light social commentary.
A Chicago man details three years of facial acne relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment following ineffective pills and remedies. He credits following the booklet directions for quick cure and praises the Cuticura remedies. The note also covers Shakespeare statistics and a divorce joke as short items.
A quoted remark questions why stories are labeled fairy tales. The speaker asserts the ending implies a perpetual happiness with the line And they lived happily ever after. The exchange highlights storytelling expectations and cultural myths surrounding endings.
A Bend vendor offers nine sample cards from the Gold Emboseed line featuring Birthday Flower and Motto designs. The post cards are described as beautiful in color with loveliest designs and are part of the Post Card Club connected to Ti Jackson St Topeka Kansas.
A fragmented clipping mocks authorities and a patent medicine claim. It mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children and teething relief. The piece ends with a jab that a monument may be a put-up job, hinting at skepticism about public displays.
Maine blueberry industry in Washington county reports over 1 000 000 in revenue this year per State Horticulturist Albert K Gardner of Rockland. The crop is the largest yet in the county with standout prices and high rentals for blueberry lands and processing facilities.
Humorous exchange from Every body's Magazine contrasts a husband with a dog as a wife jokes he returns muddy feet, rests by the fire, and awaits meals, highlighting domestic humor and gender roles.
A humorous note praises Doctor Pullem the dentist as a wonder capable of killing Tom Rearer's nerve. Dr. Pierce's Pellets advertised as sugar coated pills claim to regulate and invigorate stomach liver and bowels. A quip about knowledge and certainty ends the fragment.
A mother recounts her four month old and later sixteen month old son suffering severe eczema. After using Hood's Sarsaparilla, the child reportedly recovered. The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures blood diseases and strengthens the system with liquid or chocolate tablet forms.
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