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Newspaper

Jackson Herald

Location

Jackson, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1910

Page

3

Governor Hughes to retire from office and return to law

A fragmented article notes Governor Hughes plans retirement from his gubernatorial duties to focus on family and practice law. It recalls birth in Paterson New Jersey on April 1, 1668, education at Brown University and Columbia Law, and career including Cornell and New York law teaching before election as governor.

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Police Chief Selection Of St Louis Col William Young

Col William Young named chief of St Louis police after 32 years on force. The board changes amid embezzlement probe, Governor Hadley approves. Young supports fairness, allows boxing events and fan tan games, and has aided families in Soulard. Former world fair duties highlighted.

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Havens Wins NY 32nd District Seat in Democratic Victory

James Havens, a Yale graduate and longtime lawyer from Weedsport Cayuga born 1859, becomes representative of New York 32nd district after defeating Republican rival. Havens, partner of late James Breck Perkins, ran on anti high cost of living platform and frames victory as against Cannon era and Gov. Hughes ideals.

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The Death of John the Baptist analyzed and debated

A fragmentary, analysis heavy excerpt discusses Herod, Herodias, Salome, and John the Baptist. It cites Farrar and Stalker, tracing plot, motives, and moral implications. The text references Salome’s demand for John the Baptist’s head and the consequent moral reckoning.

Raising Persian Cats for Profit and Care

Mrs. P. Franklin of Abbotsford argues Persian cats can be a profitable farm venture for country women. The piece details breeding notes, costs from $25 to $900, lactation and weaning timing, feeding regimes, and the value of registered stock, plus advice on care, housing, and mouse control. It emphasizes feline intelligence and distinct long haired breed identity as Persians.

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Convenient Brooder House at Malone Station

A description of a movable convenient brooder house used by the Malone experiment station. Each 12 foot long structure measures six to seven feet wide and four feet high at the back, six feet high in frost, with a 2 by 4 frame, double board floor, heavy roofing paper, a central 2 foot door and six light windows. Two brooders per house hold 60 to 60 chicks, with a low partition that is raised as the chicks grow, and each unit houses 100 chicks until cockerels are large enough to move out.

Malone

Packing Park at Home Experiment Station Feed Trials

The New Hampshire experiment station reports feeding trials with 15 shank animals divided into five lots. Results show gains per diet: shelled corn and shelled gem and skimmed milk produced the largest gains at various costs per pound. other rations yielded smaller gains or losses.

New Hampshire

Wealthy Farmers and the United States Agricultural Wealth

The United States farmers, the wealthiest capitalists globally, invested in agriculture to a total of 20 billion dollars. Last year the sector produced seven billion dollars in income, equating to about 580 million per month or roughly 19 million per day.

United States

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