10 Oct 1913
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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1913
Page
1
A bulletin by Montana professor Alfred Atkinson outlines methods to start alfalfa on dry and new lands. It emphasizes deep plowing, surface tillage, summer moisture retention, and careful seeding with 8 to 10 pounds of seed, avoiding broadcast sowing to ensure early germination.
The ad touts Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment as a guaranteed cure that penetrates the skin to stop itching and speedily heal eczema rashes ringworm tetter and other eruptions. Sold by druggists or Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis for a few cents.
Sheriff P J Nacey escorted six prisoners to the state penitentiary at Deer Lodge after they pleaded guilty in district court. Thompson Kilroy were sentenced to two years each for robbery during a registration incident. Frank Van Slank got one year for stealing an over cart. I R Edgerton one year for flax theft. Frank St Clair one year for passing worthless checks. Frank Martin was remanded for horse theft at Saco. All transfers completed without incident. Nacey returned Thursday and resumed duties.
The Senate has not yet decided to pass the currency bill with opponents feeling hurried and fearing debate may extend into winter if December ends without a vote. Democratic disaffection is noted in Reed and Hitchcock, while Republican support is expected to be strong as the measure is not strictly partisan.
Representative Ferris warned that a Nevada section faced a land office shortage with a ninety three percent increase in ten years. Mr. Foster of Illinois asked if new settlers moved for land or for personal reasons such as divorce.
Perennial Canada thistle spreads by underground parts and seeds. To eradicate quickly with minimal land loss, remove tops to exhaust roots, use clean cultivation or bare fallow, and follow a systematic, consistently applied plan as outlined by H. R. Cox of the Bureau of Plant Industry.
Effa Funk Muhse argues in the Maryland State Grange proceedings that choosing loud colors and heavy bric a brac makes rooms hard to clean and uncomfortably lit. She warns against excessive decor as a source of fatigue and nerve strain, urging brighter light to kill germs and improve calm.
Barr Montana dealer Oscar Johnson offers a 1912 motorcycle with 4 horsepower for quick sale. Inquiries requested by call or letter to Oscar Johnson Barr.
Senator Lane of Oregon laments constant rule changes and delegated authority by Interior and other departments. He cites a maze of conflicting rules and repeated mismanagement, urging an end to loose executive delegation and improved handling of public affairs.
The tariff revision bill has become law with many changes from the original. Duties on essentials are reduced and the income tax is now in force for taxable individuals. First returns are not due before March 1, 1914 and will cover income from March 1 to December 31, 1913. A synopsis is published in this issue for careful reading.
An advertisement urges families to keep Dr King’s New Discovery for colds and coughs noting prompt use stops illness spread. Mason Michigan’s L A Stid touts the medicine as curing pneumonia in 50 cent bottles and claims thousands rely on it for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. Prices are 50c and 1.00 and it is sold by all druggists.
A critical analysis of William Thaw's wealth and its influence on Harry Thaw and his sister. The piece argues money encouraged dissipation and crime, damaged public institutions, and worsened social norms, with contrasts between a principled father and a spoiled heir.
Editorial argues parcel post will empower local editors and merchants to become key distributors and salesmen. It envisions catalogues and direct orders, with customers paying the shipper and merchants acting as reliable credit intermediaries, strengthening local commerce.
A government investigation concludes vitrified brick paving offers four main benefits. Despite higher upfront cost, the materials provide durability easy traction easier maintenance and an attractive appearance for country roads.
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