Salt use on government reserves for grazing stock
The Terrestry department circulating guidance on salt for cattle horses and sheep on national forest permits. Regular salt rations reduce range trampling and wandering, aid sheep handling, and encourage orderly feeding. Sheep need 1000–1600 pounds per year per thousand head. cattle 6000–10000 pounds. horses less. Historical note cites Blue Licks and Elk River springs as early salt sources for wildlife.
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Terrestry
Blue
Licking River
Kentucky
Elk River
West Virginia
Walla Walla Citizens Launch Campaign for Parks
Walla Walla residents raise $10,000 to improve existing parks and purchase Magellan Park and Wildwood Park. Buttons sold at banks and stores. funds fund park development this summer with water access, paths, grass, trees, and hydrants. Local officials emphasize no city spending. board to raise funds and exhibit plans at Kelleigh Clothing window.
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Walla Wallans
Wal- In
Walin Bulletin
Wale
Alder Street
Magellan Park
Wildwood Park
G. I. Skutt
Beattle
Portland
Denver
Skutt
Kelleigh Clothing Company
Pounded dynamite kills two workers two injured
A wrecking crew accident caused by a member's ignorance left two men dead and two seriously injured with reports of additional victims. Authorities investigate the blast and identify the responsible crew member while the site is secured for emergency response and cleanup.
The Wealth of the South and Cotton Seed Industry
An old-time account praises the Cotton Seed industry in the South, noting how seed disposal evolved from waste to valuable byproducts. It highlights refined processes turning cotton seed into a cooking oil rivaling olive oil in nutritive value and economic importance for regional wealth.
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South
Phyalmuch
Fall From Disc Breaks Leg At Shady Nook Farm
H. H. Showerman, former Weekly Argus publisher of Shady Nook farm, was injured when a disc overturned on a steep hillside. He leaped clear but fell and broke his left leg just below the knee, according to the Walla Walla Statesman report.
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H. H. Showerman
Shady Nook Farm
Weekly
Argus
Notice to Poultry Raisers opens hatching season
The hatching season is now open and Tom prepared to furnish nettings of full blood single comb white leg horn eggs to the trade in any quantity desired. $7 per hundred. For further information phone Main 8 8. A Nolte. Senator Redfield Proctor of Vermont has a passion for buying corner lots in prosperous cities and he has a wad of them.
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A. Nolte
Redfield Proctor
Vermont
Furnish Ditch Company Praised For Homeseeker Campaign
The Walla Walla Statesman lauds the Furnish Ditch Company for advertising to attract homeseekers to Umatilla county. Two agents, one in the Dakotas and Minnesota and another in Indiana and nearby states, will promote land settlement. The campaign involves significant expense and nationwide distribution of advertising literature to hundreds of prospective homeseekers.
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Walla Walla Statesman
Umatilla County
Furnish Ditch Company
Umatilla
Dakotas
Minnesota
Indiana
North Bank opens March 16 with fast Spokane Portland train
The Spokane Portland & Seattle Railroad inaugurates first through passenger service between Vancouver and Pasco on Monday March 16 at 8 am. The eastbound train will cover 228 miles in eight hours, arriving in Pasco at 6 pm, connecting with the Northern Pacific limited. The new daylight service offers views of river and mountain scenery and reflects engineering feats overcome in building the line.
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Spokane, Portland & Seattle
Vancouver
Pasco
Portland
Northern Pacific
Northwest
Hal
Sheepmen Gain Concessions From Chief Forester Pinchot
Dan P Smythe of the State Woolgrowers association reports a letter from Chief Forester Gifford Pinchot to the National Woolgrowers Association outlining two concessions for woolgrowers. A five year range permit or longer term is allowed, and a hearing may precede trespass fines. Pinchot notes reserves will gradually remove timberless range land.
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Dan P. Smythe
State
Woolgrowers Association
Chilef
Gifford Pinchot
National
Woolgrowers’ Asociation
Forester
Pinchot
Vaccination Rule For Canyon County Schools
A Canyon County Idaho school board resolution requires every pupil teacher and janitor to show a healthy vaccination scar or a physician certificate proving vaccination or immunity to smallpox before attending Independent district No 28 schools. The measure aims to head off potential smallpox spread in Caldwell-Boise area.
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Canyon County
Idaho
Caldwell
Boize Capital News
Tea Trade Distances New York From Japan Says San Francisco Nearer
A grocer offers refunds for the Schilling's Dest if customers dislike the purchase. The note asserts Tea New York is farther from Japan while San Francisco is closer, urging local buyers to consider geography in their tea choices.
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Japan
San Francisco
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