Legislature Highlights Millets and Antelope Bill Debuts
Hon C L Millett of Stanley County serves on apportionment education temperance and water power and irrigation committees and chairs water power. A bill to end the eight hour saloon closing faces opposition as it moves through the house. A new antelope protection bill aims to replace a ten year law expired January first with emergency provisions backed by the game warden. Senate action includes a push for a high vote threshold to pass laws by initiative. A tuberculosis labor bill and a repeal of an insurance publication law are discussed. Stage managers announce Cast Aside starring L B Parker with Cast Aside praised for its merit and audience appeal.
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C. L. Millett
Stanley County
Millett
Senate
Bartine
Aldrich & Malone
L. B. Parker
Deal in Liveries Changes Hands on Railroad Street
Two livery and feed barns on Railroad street changed ownership yesterday. J. H. Kinney, who recently bought Wofford Interests in the Slocum place, closed a deal with Claude Ramsey for his barn. Dr. Bassett of Cottonwood then joined Kinney in a deal for the Slocum place and will relocate to Philip in spring.
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Wofford
Slocum Place
Claude Ramsey
Dr. Bassett
Cottonwood
Kinney
Philip
Local snippets mix misfortune and growth in early 1911 notes
Maverick happenings recount a traveling man falling ill near Pedro and a bereaved father shipping his child’s body to Terre Haute for interment. Faith sows town pride with Milwaukee rails, while Newell sees a grading outfit arriving for eastward progress. A land office notice advertises mining rights and a rooming house sale appears among letters awaiting pickup at the Philip post office.
Plant Trees to Beautify Towns
Citizens encouraged to plant trees and shrubs in streets and public spaces to enhance town beauty. Chicago forester J H Prost advises small, 2 to 2.5 inch diameter trees for easier establishment. Emphasizes civic pride, coordinated orders, and proper planting foundations.
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Chicago Tribune
J. H. Prost
Chicago
City Forester
Tree Care For Winter Preparation And Trimming Guidance
The article advises using good red soil from vacant lots or florists, surrounding trunks with a protective barrier, applying manure and fertilizer around trees, leaving leaves as mulch, and raking or burning debris in spring. It stresses timely trimming, cutting dead branches cleanly, coating cuts with coal tar, and addressing trunk cavities to prevent rot, with note of spraying solutions for neglected trees.
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