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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1912
Page
7
The article highlights vibrant fall colors and two toned fabrics for tailor made suits. It notes violet and magenta trims, reversible zibelines, and elegant tunic effects, with short skirts over high boots and broad lapels enhancing the smart street wear.
A provincial writer argues for winter manure application to save labor and enhance soil. He explains why winter spreading allows rain to soak decomposed manure and prevent loss, notes dangers of large heated heaps, and urges applying to clay soils to keep porosity. He reports two years of applying a light coat after ground freezes to protect winter wheat and conserve snow cover.
Farmers urged to prune flocks to profitable layers and breeders. Remove old hens and nonproductive pullets now, keep hens with high fertility for next year, and rely on observation or neighbor guidance to identify unprofitable birds. Concentrate care on proven producers for better results.
The alfalfa hay crop guide notes drought resistance soil improvement and high value hay. It advises dishing each spring and sowing thin with eight pounds per drill two inches deep. Apply 200 pounds of soil from an alfalfa field to introduce germs and harrow in with no nurse crop. Mow when eight to ten inches high.
Sorghum is a cane like grass cultivated across Africa and in the United States. It has long been used to make syrup and has been the subject of extensive sugar making experiments.
Joseph Hodges Choate, famed lawyer and diplomat, celebrated his 50th wedding anniversary with family at Naumkeag near Stockbridge Massachusetts. Born in 1832 in Salem, he studied at Harvard and shaped American diplomacy in London while leading the embassy.
The Dominions of Canada warmly welcomes the appointment of the Duke of Connaught as governor general. He is Queen Victoria’s surviving son, the uncle to King George, and the first prince of royal blood appointed to govern Canada.
A sun Yat Sen return to prominence is reported as the likely leader of a republican government when revolutionary forces consolidate control. The Beiping government reportedly offers 50 000 for Sun Yat Sens body dead or alive as upheaval spreads. Yuan Shi Kai, once banished, is named viceroy of Hu Pei and Hu Nan, charged with restoring imperial authority.
Clarence Funk general manager of International Harvester and McCormick figure in a sensational Chicago suit brought by John Henning seeking 260 dollars for alleged alienation of his wife Josephine Henning. Funk denies the charges amid public scrutiny tied to his church and civic stature.
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