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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
2
The text discusses a proposed general mediation peace offer and how it might be received, focusing on guarantees and respect for sovereignty. It argues for a transparent approach to learning reactions, notes no party to the quarrel, and reiterates Wilson’s principles of restoring liberty, territorial integrity, and peaceful order among nations.
The long investigation ends as Mrs Walter Coulchan and Mrs Jack Dickens react to the verdict. The court opens on the murder of William H Dickens in Longmont. Officials traced suspects, but the case pivots on motive and evidence. The Dickens family awaits final judgment and property issues are noted for a new trial.
Western Canada’s dairy dream grows amid strong demand and high prices for cheese and hogs. Alberta’s foothills could rival Desmark’s uplands as cool nights improve milk and cream keeping, while feed costs stay low and markets expand. A Monarch farmer’s record hog sale at Calgary signals lucrative postwar prospects for farm products.
A fragmented ad style notice describes settlers moving into grain and livestock farming. It mentions hogs beet and dairy, cheap lands, favorable climate, and easy stock success, framed as a promotional overview of early agricultural settlement.
French scientists Lev reat and Cente tested silkworms fed mulberry leaves saturated with nospolicenoes. The larvae turned red or blue and their silk followed suit, suggesting future possibility of dyeing silk in the leaf rather than in the dye vat.
The piece describes a Japanese born poet visiting Oxford, reflecting on fate and time as he compares Addison and European art. He notes Oxford’s familiarity to Noguchi and parallels with Utamaro, while discovering Bridges as a guiding, brotherly figure in a European literary frame.
Unusual cases heard in Birmingham England involve passengers summoned under the lighting restrictions order for not keeping railway carriage blinds lowered. Suburban train riders faced fines of 10 shillings each as detectives reported blinds only partly drawn. Magistrates warned all passengers share responsibility and future penalties will be harsher.
A brief quotation discusses the value of using time wisely, attributing the sentiment to Lord Chesterfield and warning against wasting a moment of life.
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