Death of Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore
Cardinal James Gibbons archbishop of Baltimore and senior American prelate died at 11 33 am after a quiet decline observed by his nurse a Bon Secours nun His grave will be in the crypt beneath the cathedral of the Assumption with a marble Latin inscription marking his resting place His baptism and rise to cardinalate occurred in the same sacred building and his cardinal's hat will hang above his throne for as long as the cathedral stands
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Baltimore
James Cardinal Ribbons
United States
Bon Secours
Lowering the Cost of Production in Dairy Herds
The piece urges dairy farmers to focus on herd health, proper housing, and ventilation to boost productivity. It warns that failures in management, not the cow, hinder profits and highlights the need for daily exercise and clean, well kept stalls.
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Pascine
Dane
Jane
Valier Farmers Pledge 530 Cows to New Creamery
Valier March 30 over 60 area farmers representing 530 cows pledged support for a new creamery. S. M. Rule of Valier Publishing Company led the push with a meeting planned to finalize plans. Valier center of Pandora county ready to back the enterprise.
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Valier
S. M
Valier Publishing Company
Pandora County
Montana Bill Protects Rail Workers in Relocation
Wolf Point promoter notes that House Bill No 158 passed the Montana Legislature and was signed by the governor. It requires rail companies to compensate employees for home devaluation when moving a terminal and mandates six month prior notice in offices and shops. Homes bought after notice are exempt from the act.
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Wolf Point
Montana
Wage scales set for Montana sheep camps in Helena
Montana Wool Growers Association in Helena agreed on monthly wages for 1910 sheep herders and ranch hands with $50 for herders and $40 for ranch hands, lambers earning no more than herders. About 80 sheep men attended. The shearing rate of 15 cents per sheep was questioned and referred to a committee after discussion with McClellan of the shearers union.
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Helena
Montana Wool Growers’ Association
McClennan
Sheep Shearers National Organization
McClellan
Bridge Contract Turns Romance In Small Town Summer
Robert Owen, a construction man, pursues a bridge job in Spring Valley Pennsylvania where he falls for highway commissioner Miss Joan Harbison. Amid heat and dusty offices they progress from job talks to a wedding of work and love as the Bell River bridge nears completion.
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Adam
Robert Owen
Pennsylvania
Owen
Philipsville
Spring Valley
State Highway Department
Highway Department
J. Harbison
Harbison
Statium
Jehus
Mansion House
State Highway Commissioner's
Harrison
Bell River
Miss Harbison
Cherry Street
New York
Joell
Bob
Perfection Bridge and Construction Company
Spring County
Joan Harbison
Number 18
Bell River Bridge
Robert
County Tournament and Field Meet Planned at Malta
Malta hosts interscholastic tournament and field meet for Phillips county schools on Friday May 13 with separate event lists and entry rules to be mailed. The organizing committees formed March 25 include presidents secretaries treasurers and chairs for debates athletics spelling singing typing exhibits reception awards program and general affairs.
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Phillips County
Malta
Saco Votes on Three Trustees and Two City Dads Elections
Voters in Saco will choose three school trustees on Saturday and two Town officials on Monday. The school board faces a high school site decision with two options: a Bell block south of the irrigation ditch or the current block facing north toward the Methodist church. Officials note a single janitor could serve both buildings and discuss water and sewer improvements costing several hundred dollars annually, potentially rising if a second site is selected.
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Saco
Bell
Dorothy quotes cheerful giver in candy request
Dorothy pleads for more candy before supper after her mother warns against more. She cites Sunday school teaching that God loves a cheerful giver to justify another piece.
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Dorothy
Chicago Herald and Examiner
County nurse visits Saco schools
County Nurse Miss Richardson visited Saco schools on Thursday and examined fifth and sixth graders. She reported cleaner teeth, better attended throats, and overall improvement in the children’s condition.
Vandalia Co operative Store Destroyed by Fire
A fire fueled by a west wind destroyed the Equity Co operative association building and contents at Vandalia on Saturday evening. The blaze, of unknown origin, had burned for some time before discovery and could not be checked as everything inside was lost. A large quantity of baled hay owned by John David nearby escaped damage due to the wind. No rebuilding steps have been begun.
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Equity Co-operative Association
Vandalia
John David
Dehorning Calves Using Caustic Potash Recommended
The Dairy Department of the New Jersey State Agricultural College advises dehorning calves with caustic potash. Calves born hornless develop buttonlike structures that become horns. treat the skin with damp caustic potash, clip hair, and avoid excess water to prevent sores. Do this between 3 and 10 weeks old and grease the head with vaseline to reduce irritation.
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Dairy Department
New Jersey State Agricultural College
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