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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1906
Page
10
The article discusses fence materials as timber posts grow scarce and metal wire dominates. It favors simple light gates, painting, and post construction. It notes gate usefulness, dropper braces, corner post placement, and practical fencing methods using wire and poultry netting, with minimal rail use and advice on gate widths for farm access.
The article notes butter largely comes from creameries but describes ongoing use of hand and old fashioned dasher churns. It highlights cylinder crank churns dominating sales, while blue painted grandmother style churns persist among small farmers and rural households. It mentions gate post care and fence wiring as related farm concerns. It adds that Americans still export churns abroad while supplying domestic buyers with traditional gear.
Hazing trials at Annapolis and ensuing congressional debate boosted the Naval Academy's visibility and sparked a surge of applications from ambitious young men. Many applicants boast physical prowess and defiance of hazers, with letters claiming boxing skill and resilience, even joking about forced antics in the hazing process.
Assistant Secretary Haya advocates consolidated rural schools to improve farm education, noting Canada’s progress and the need for practical science. The plan involves combining small districts, investing in school gardens, and offering hands on agricultural instruction, with gardens funded by class plots and student management.
Claim offers a $1.2 package that ends dandruff baldness and fasting effects. Describes hair restoration with rapid scalp shine and eyelash enhancement. Urges writing for a full free package and cautions against needing to rely on the words of others.
Frome Sursset recalls Joe the dog of a unit during a long campaign from the Missouri steamboats to the Pacific. The dog formed a bond with his dead master’s memory, accepting rations yet never smiling, earning respect for fidelity amid distant battles near Yellowstone and a harsh retreat by the Nez Perces.
The House Committee on Immigration reports a bill to raise the head tax on aliens from 2 to 5 dollars and require adult males to show at least 25 dollars and females 15. It would bar certain groups as feeble minded or poor physical laborers and mandate literacy in any language for those over 15. It also proposes excluding children under 16 arriving alone.
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