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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
3
Practical guidance for mixed farm flocks focusing on dual purpose breeds like Plymouth Rock Wyandotte Rhode Island Red and Orpington. Emphasizes rigid selection leg bands records age marks and multiple breeding pens to maximize egg and meat output while avoiding breed shifting and poor stock.
The Britannica project brings together 1500 editors in England and America. 40 000 articles amount to 50 000 000 words across 28 volumes printed on India paper and ordinary stock. 64 editors support Chisholm who has run the project for eight years and plans to return to newspaper work.
Charles F Johnson, born in Winslow on the Kennebec, is set to become Maine's first Democratic senator since 1856. A Bowdoin graduate of 1879, he studied law and taught school to fund his career, gaining admission to the bar in 1886 and practicing in Waterville.
Governor elect Hoke Smith of Georgia exposed a New York cotton speculator plot to release boll weevils to crush future crops and profit from shorting the market. A letter sender from New York provided key details, and Smith warned Southern farmers as experts met in Atlanta to plan against the insect. He is described as a North Carolina native who studied law in Georgia and served as secretary of the interior under Cleveland from 1893 to 1896.
A movement in New York to build and operate a new subway aims to ease congestion. Frank J. Sprague, famed electrical engineer and Edison associate, is among leading bidders. Others include William McAdoo, John Brady, and current subway managers. Transport bottlenecks overwhelm millions of residents today.
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