Man shoots himself in Farmington business district
In a quiet Farmington scene, Dr Holt fired a revolver Saturday evening and wounded himself along the chest. The wound is not dangerous, with the bullet traversing flesh about six inches. Authorities note his recent Santa Fe trip with Sheriff Dufur and a Chicago drug shipment could have influenced the act, though accidental shooting is also considered.
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Santa Fe
Dufur
Chicago
Farmington Enterprise
Torrance Finishes Costly New Road For Torrance County
E C Hays county road foreman completed three miles of new road from Duran toward Encino. The project, the costliest in Torrance county, used $1500 state funds plus local taxes. Graded and gravelled, it lies in poor land and should become a durable link once rains settle and smooths the surface.
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Torrance
Duran
Encino
Hays
Estancia
News Herald
Accidents Reported in Des Moines and Surrounding Areas
Des Moines area reports several injuries from accidents this week. Tommy Cox, 5, fell from a Grande Valley window and broke a left arm, now set and recovering. William Hill, 8, fractured an elbow while playing, recovering. Mrs. Clementina Martinez fractured right collar bone moving a heavy object, recovering. Lena Lobetta, about three, dislocated a collar bone after a fall, recovering. Jackson Watson, four miles from town, suffered skull injury and bruises from a windmill fall, improving. plus jail break attempt in Clayton with no injuries.
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Tommy
W. M. Cox
The
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L. I. Hill
Des Moines
Clementina Martinez
Lena Lobetta
Wyoming fugitive Frank McLean captured near Hachita
Frank McLean also known as Frank Wade was arrested by Sheriff W C Simpson near Hachita while employed on the McLean ranch. He had fled justice for eight months and was later moved to Deming after Utah recovered horses he claimed not to have taken. He was turned over to M E Pickett, agent of the Cattle Raisers Association of Wyoming.
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Frank Wade
W. C. Simpson
Hachita
Mclean
Luna County
Utah
Simpson
Practical shade for hogs to beat summer heat
Farmers neglect shade for hogs in hot weather. Build simple sunshades with posts, boards, saplings, and straw roofs at high points for breeze. If no orchard is available, provide shaded sun shelters and sprinkle soil with water to lower temperatures midday.
Road Building Materials For A Culvert
D Sargent of the United States public works discusses choosing culvert materials based on local availability. He favors stone or concrete where possible, warns against poor tile pipe use, stresses solid foundations, proper end walls, adequate drainage outlets, and appropriate cover depths for stone, concrete, and pipe culverts to prevent undermining and failure.
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D. Sargent
United States
Hackney Horse Popular in Carriage Parks
The English Hackney, a favored heavy harness horse, is praised for its action and endurance. Originating in England from thoroughbred stallions crossed with native driving mares, it stands 14.2 to 15.8 hands and excels as a park and city street driving horse though the rise of automobiles has reduced breeding for farm work and large-scale production.
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England
Take Good Care of Piglets in Early Growth
Advice on piglet care emphasizes ample exercise and sunlight, avoiding cold rain, feeding green feed or roots, and providing skim milk or meal to boost health. Build a creep for independent feeding, focus on bone and muscle development, and note eight to ten weeks to wean. After weaning, keep the colt growing and manage costs of rapid growth under favorable conditions.
Record Breeding Keep a careful record of the dates when all animals are bred
Eugene Oregon Beatrice Yoran daughter of ex Mayor D A Yoran has completed a remarkable school attendance record. She finished 12 years of high school with no absences or tardies. Also a note from Scranton Pennsylvania about Miss Margaret Clarke, a telephone operator, saying she would attend a wedding with chauffeur Jack Scanlon, and the mother asking whose wedding it was.
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Ore
Beatrice Yoran
D. A. Yoran
Scranton
Margaret Clarke
Jack” Scanlon
Oura
Road Map for 100000 Miles of Highways Proposed
The National Highways association released a map showing tentative routes for about 100000 miles of articulated highways to network the United States. It argues trunk lines are the first through routes and feeder roads follow development like railroad systems. About half of US counties have issued highway bonds totaling around 200 million dollars, with state and county bonds near half a billion by year start.
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United States
National Highways Association
Deserter in Dress Poses as Woman at Highgate Court
Frederick Wright, twenty two, appeared in Highgate police court wearing a long blue braided coat, white gloves, and a veil like a fashionable young woman. He faced three charges including desertion from the Royal Fusiliers. Wright, who said he was a valet, claimed he deserted from the army seeking refuge in female attire.
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Poultry House
London
Frederick Wright
Highgate
The
Royal Fusiliers
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