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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1916
Page
7
The piece argues for low maintenance, self seeding flowers like sweet william wild peas sorrel columbine spiderwort and substitutes such as black eyed Susans and mallows. It warns against fragile flora inviting pests and suggests letting pandering beauty perish to deter insects and promote weedier, quieter beds.
The census reports over 900 silk factories produced goods valued at 253.8 million dollars in 1914. Raw silk used totaled 22.5 million pounds worth 86.6 million. spun silk 3.08 million pounds cost 7.94 million. artificial silk 1.9 million pounds worth 3.44 million. fringe and floss 4.33 million pounds valued 3.01 million. Mills used 16.9 million pounds cotton yarn and 6.39 million pounds other yarns. Outputs included 216.0 million yards of broad silks, 16.3 million yards velvet, 9.1 million yards plushes, 0.48 million yards tapestries, 30.2 million in ribbons and about 9 million in sewing silks.
Lord Morley recounts how a draft of the 1886 Home Rule Bill was shared with three poor Irish journalists and returned without a leak. He notes that even modest bribes could tempt others, yet the story highlights perceived integrity among a few MPs and reporters.
Chestnut canker already kills chestnut trees and a white pine blister rust, an immigrant from Europe likely introduced by nursery stock around 1900 to 1909, now endangers pines. State College of Agriculture Ithaca advises sending suspicious stock samples for examination to prevent spread, as pines hold value for ornament and timber.
Wanted to exchange saddle for cart. Ten fine youngs for sale, $50. A. Wharton, cate mie e Satf.
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