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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1907
Page
14
A collection of items on politics and society notes that English governance affects few people directly, with ministers and elites viewed as largely ornamental. It contrasts parliamentary majority power with prime ministerial control and includes diverse notes on industry, education, and technology.
The passage lists diverse figures: 1907 marks a century of Protestant missions to China. hummingbirds span from Cape Horn to Sitka. Suez canal tugs move ships in 44 hours. India's prison rate is 38 per 100,000. Spain travel costs about $1.35 daily. 5,700 workers cleaned the Vatican. Monza outputs 150,000 wool hats daily with 14 factories and 7,000 employees. Mount Ruwen vori peaks named after royalty. Wellington letters bear the word immediate. Hongay Tonkin hosts a rich coal seam. Chinese nets use bamboo balance systems. Susa women wear veils and masks. Baedeker notes Neapolitan fish advice. about 4,000 lepers in Colombia. West Rutland, Vermont communities numbered 3,000 inhabitants.
Singleton jokes about an ash receiver Wedderly gives as a present for his wife who does not smoke but wants a place for cigar ashes to avoid sweeping. The exchange appears in a Chicago News item highlighting a lighthearted domestic moment.
A Tex Transcript note reflects on how certain truths feel more than are understood by the mind. The speaker emphasizes emotional perception as essential, suggesting some men may lack this insight.
Principal Cathout visits Mitchell as housing construction continues with six to eight new residences planned. The Roseians Opera company books the Gale Theatre for March and crowds attend The Royal Chef at the Gate. Junior Epworth League hosts a Washington’s Birthday party. South Dakota Intercollegiate athletes discuss May meet in Mitchell.
Dell Rapids Timers and local G A R and Women’s Relief Corps close a contract with Stallard & Son for a twenty two foot high monument weighing about 85000 pounds. Barre granite bases and bronze green veined peranite detailing feature inscriptions and a copper color bearer statue. Funds are sought to raise the remaining balance for this unique northwest monument. Ballard & Son handle sale of the granite in South Dakota.
North American Review argues industrial corporations grew by meeting past needs and must now match present ethics. It warns of two outcomes if voluntary ethics fail: greatly increased legal regulation or state ownership of monopolies.
San Francisco Chronicle reports an anticipated uptick in railroad freight charges will lift revenues for transportation companies by several hundred millions. Managers celebrate extracting profits from higher rates as wage hikes add to costs.
The Republican presents a compact note on recovered items and found objects. It highlights routine notices encouraging readers to check listings for unmatched belongings. The item calls emphasize civic habit and community turnout in reuniting owners with possessions.
The West Virginia Station bulletin stresses selecting strong breeding stock to ensure eggs hatch well. It warns weak germs in unincubated eggs lead to poor hatch quality and high chick mortality, since vigor cannot be judged before incubation.
A Chicago Inter Ocean recommendation states a good elevated plank floor aids air flow and sanitation, making disinfection easier. Dirt floors hinder proper disinfection and bed dryness, and rheumatism in hogs often correlates with dirt floors.
A writer argues sheep are easy to keep on most farms and can reduce feed waste. Controlling stomach worm scab and dogs is key to profitability. An Illinois farmer reports 505 dollars profit from seven acres of corn with rape fed to sheep, claiming it beats seven acres of cotton for net and soil value left on the land.
Clover feeds live stock and renovates soil. It thrives on nearly any farm, with deep roots drawing from subsoil and enriching the ground as it dies. Its roots do not enrich hay with nitrogen.
Do not let anything annoy the ewes and avoid a constipating ration. Oats and bran make an excellent ration for ewes with lamb. If the sire is strongly bred to impart traits to all offspring, the flock will become uniform. Sheep may pay on poor land or rich land with proper management.
Goats and sheep are priced similarly on markets with packers buying hundreds but not selling goat meat. They are salted south as surplus cash stock since cattle sheep and goats can consume cottonseed meat and silage more than other animals. The note urges ridding fields of fever ticks and worthless dogs.
Poultry notes stress thorough cooling of dressed fowls before packing and advise grain with limited carbohydrates to avoid excess fat. Oats as a sole food can reduce fat. Crowded housing leads to poor laying, so avoid overstocking hens in small quarters.
The Wisconsin experiment station compares production costs for mutton and beef. A wether lamb gained 100 pounds on 384 pounds of corn 206 pounds of corn fodder and 22 pounds of potatoes. A steer required 394 pounds of corn 185 pounds of bran and 645 pounds of silage for 100 pounds of gain.
A healthy sheep shows bright pink skin with shade variation by face color. It has a large open nostril for good breathing, ample meat on the underpart, a thick dock, and a thick, strong neck indicating strong back muscle.
Hickory is becoming increasingly scarce and prices are high. Farmers should value hickory trees like gold, cut only after careful consideration and market them wisely, per Farm Progress.
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