12 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
1
The Laurel Outlook argues that catalog shopping drains town life but newspaper advertising can counter this. It cites how mail order spread and hurt local merchants, urging ads that match catalog lure to preserve local enterprise, libraries, and culture.
Instructions advise keeping barb wire taut with staged posts to prevent cuts and using woven wire at the fence bottom for protection. For wire wounds, stop bleeding, hot-water wound cleansing, antiseptic dressings, boric powder dusting, and regular dressing changes. move horse to clean pasture and seek bandaging if needed. W. J. Hartman discusses this extension guidance.
Basket social at Jack school house on June 20 to raise funds for the school house. Everyone invited and encouraged to bring baskets for a big time.
Mrs. Robert M Ta Follette Miss Elsie Hill daughter of Illinois Representative and Genevive Walsh daughter of Montana Senator urged Congress to vote on woman suffrage. Henry of Texas chairing the Rules Committee said no bill would pass the caucus this session and urged waiting until next year. The women planned to press the Democratic caucus when Congress convenes in December.
Cultivation helps conserve moisture over large areas by making the surface catch and hold rainwater until it soaks in. Weeds are killed to reduce water loss, evaporation is limited, and loosening speeds surface drying while lowering capillary loss. The aim is to sacrifice moisture in the cultivated layer to protect deeper soil moisture.
The House has advanced the Clayton trust bill prohibiting interlocking directorates and curbing holding companies. A second Interstate Trade Commission bill expands the Bureau of Corporations within the Commerce Department, creating a major new investigative branch to scrutinize tariffs and business practices nationwide.
The Milk River Project warns water users that damage to United States property caused by improper water control must be repaired at the user’s expense. If unrepaired after ten days’ notice, the project manager may repair and charge the cost to the next O&M installment on the land where the damage occurred, per Pamphlet Paragraph 20. Signed by Project Manager W. W. Schlecht.
The Post Office Department weighs government ownership of telephones after parcel post success. Burleson advocates national lines and equalized rates, citing $2 monthly residence and $3 business rates in many cities, with New York averages around $50 yearly. Comparisons to London and other cities touch unrest over rate fairness and service quality.
Excitement grows in Havre after a newly drilled well yields gas at 480 psi. An Indiana expert asserts the supply could heat and light the city indefinitely, signaling a major local resource.
United States Reclamation Service ordered start of the Sherburne Lake dam on the Milk River irrigation project and prepared for the Nelson reservoir dam 250 miles east of Malta. The Nelson reservoir will store 190 41 acre feet and supply 25 060 acres via the Vandalia diversion, with contracts to build.
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