Idaho News Roundup Highlights Bridges Fires and Factories
A new $15 000 steel bridge near Goff Idaho county nears completion. A Boise police benevolent association plans incorporation as a permanent state group. Grangeville district fire wipes out frame buildings with 160 000 losses and 60 000 insurance. Agricultural events draw thousands in Burley. Arrow Rock plant to brend sand and cement with 40 000 cost and 1 000 barrels dairy output.
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Salmon River
Goff
Idaho County
Boise City Police Benevolent Association i
Grangeville
Burley
Reclamation Service
Arrow Rock
Sam Lynch
Milner
Stocksinger
Twin Falls
Turing
Date Falls
Sugar City
Marsh Valley
Downey
Chicago
Victor, Ballou
Nampa
J. B. Perrine
Fwin Falls
Blue Lakes Boulevard
Snake River Valley
California
Boise
Idaho State Agronomy Association
Idaho Falls
Idaho
New- Oxford
Downey-Marsh Valley
State Fish and Game Ee
Nessies Tims
Gressville
Ehn
D. “We ‘Tdownsend
Stead
Fengon
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Ewish
Colonization Association
Morality in Derry Amid Orange Parade Observations
The writer visits Derry on Orangemen’s day, notes the city’s moral climate, sparse industry, and dock labor. He describes walls and streets, beggars, and a tense procession with orange lilies, banners, and pipes, while locals remain silent and restrained.
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New York
Tory Island
Donegal
Malin Head
Lough Foyle
Henile
Fist MacCum
Finn
Moville
Derry
Royal Irish Constabulary
Ireland
Orangemen
Stranger posing as optician robs Red Bank woman
Miss Jennie Joline of Eatontown Boulevard Red Bank was visited by a man claiming to test her eyes. He gave glasses and she fainted for about three hours. The intruder stole $13 from her purse and a large quantity of silverware. She remains bedbound and critically ill. An investigation will determine the drug used by the bogus optician.
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Foyle
Boyne
Derry
Red Bank
N. J
Jennie Joline
Eatontown
Joline
Restores Noted Old Hall in Philadelphia
Extensive repairs at Congress Hall near Independence Hall aim to return the building to its late 18th century appearance. Alterations since 1820 reflect its use as a courthouse, with work supervised by Philadelphia Chapter American Institute of Architects.
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Philadelphia
Congress Hall
Independence Hall
George Washington
American Institute of Architects
Coronation of Siam King Enters Hall In Royal Splendor
Bangkok reports describe a coronation scene marked by gold and white royal regalia. The king appears barefoot in a simple white robe as conch shells, drums, and gun salutes mark his ceremonial approach and public pledge as defender of the faith.
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London
Siam
Delhi Durbar
Bangkok
Daily Mirror
Slam
Pendian
Anda
Dally-Mirror E
Dusit Maha Prasad
Prince
Alexander of
Teck
Wat Prakee
Say
Ting
Sentinel Woodward Sentenced for Contempt of Court
Contempt of court ruling against Woodward. sheriff refused Leighie's bid for experience. Detailing authorities and outcome unclear due to damaged source text.
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Woodward
Court
Grant
Leighiey
GE Fastening the Heavy Door
Article by J W Griffin advises windproof door fastenings with a top hook and bottom chain. It claims the described six pieces ensure the door stays secured, prevents warping, and catches every time the door is closed. The door axe made from two heavy hoop irons bent as shown in the diagrams.
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J. W. Griffin
How to Lock a Door With Tumbler Mechanism
The diagram explains a tumbler lock with a coil spring keeping tumblers closed. Notches and pins allow binding-free movement as tumblers slide, with beveled jamb edges to ease entry. Bolts attach parts C and E, ensuring loose but non rattling operation.
Wilson on dairy industry and cow testing strides
Secretary Wilson outlines expanding dairying in the west and the value of cow testing associations in 20 states. He cites improved record keeping, herd selection, and feeding methods, noting profits rising from losses to 50 dollars a month in one example and overall gains through better cream and milk quality.
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West
Wilson
Iowa
Practical barn for dairy
A Wisconsin dairyman builds a low cost modern dairy barn in a lean-to style on a recently purchased farm. The Prairie Farmer notes the need for a quick construction solution to fit limited space and budget while accommodating dairy operations.
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Wisconsin
Passage Behind Starts The Dotted Lines In The Diagram
The dotted lines show the partition between the barn and lean-to. This plan saves building material and time. Stall and alley dimensions follow standard measurements. Lean-to placed on east and south sides. Ventilation through bottom hinged windows and six vents at ends and joins.
Success With Dairying: Why Many Dairymen Fail to Profit
The passage argues dairymen fail to profit due to limited time and attention to components like feeding, herd quality, and management practices. It emphasizes improving cows, methods, and feeds as keys to better returns.
Lantern Hanger for Barns
A barn lantern hanger uses an old grooved pulley and a U shaped iron hanger riveted to a cut off screw eye. A heavy wire hook on the pulley runs along a barn wire to move the lantern easily while keeping it out of the way and preventing tipping.
Good Dairy Ration Principles for Dairy Farmers
Palatability and milk handling facilities drive markets. Do not spring cows from storms. milking well is key. A cow with freshened udder benefits from same feeds as calving. Use home grown protein like legume hay and sweet corn. Be kind to cows. successful dairying hinges on good feed and management.
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