31 Oct 1913
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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
1
A government bulletin traces birch wood uses from ancient canoes to modern factories. It highlights birch bark canoes on the Mackenzie River, birch spools and lasts, church pews and organ pipes, and birch as flooring and furniture material.
A Montana Agricultural College note explains inoculation of alfalfa by transferring bacteria from inoculated fields. The soil method uses two hundred pounds per acre of topsoil from a known field, harrowing, then reusing new-field soil next year. Avoid spreading dodder and other weeds by selecting weed-free source fields.
Exports to Latin America in 1918 are expected near 335 million dollars, up from 123 million in 1908 and 87 million in 1898. The decade ending shows growth of 212 million, while the 1893 to 1903 period logged 36 million more.
Instructions from Andrew Boss of the University of Minnesota describe salting, brining, and barrel aging for pork. For 100 pounds of meat use 8 pounds salt 2 pounds brown sugar 2 ounces saltpeter dissolved in 4 gallons water, with brine boiled for summer use. Bacon 4–6 weeks hams and shoulders 6–8 weeks.
Mrs. Margaret Powers, 28, shot herself in the breast but remained conscious. She told investigators she felt like a prisoner in luxury with her husband Arthur Powers, connected with an automobile concern, away from home often. She expressed remorse and cited years of confinement before the attempted suicide.
A Mason Michigan reader praises Dr King’s New Discovery as essential for every home. The letter claims the medicine halts illness spread and cures coughs colds throat and lung troubles with doses priced at 50 cents and 1.00 sold by all druggists.
Repres entative La Follette of Washington uses a cooperative approach to win support for a Senate bill extending payment time for desert lands in Grant and Franklin counties. The Public Lands Committee and Leader Underwood agree to discharge and move the measure, aiding settlers affected by a failed irrigation venture.
The article notes William A. Mann faulting the Senate for delayed currency legislation, claiming the bill won't pass in November as the President predicts. It highlights a near Senate riot over absences, with Borah Cummins LaFollette Chamberlain Kern and Ashurst pushing to compel attendance, while the House shows lower attendance. The piece contrasts Senate disruption with House apathy.
6 per cent loans on farms orchard lands city resident or business property to buy build improve extend or refund mortgages or other securities terms reasonable special privileges correspondence invited Dep t L 618 Commonwealth Bldg Denver Colo or ep t 1 749 Henry Bldg Seale Wash
Representative Adamson, head of the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee, plans to seek suspension of free tolls for American ships until the canal is self supporting and the dispute with Great Britain is settled. Washington discussions suggest treaty provisions may render such toll exemptions an act of bad faith, a view reportedly echoed by Taft Roosevelt and now by Wilson.
The piece notes how Hobson and other politicians cite President Wilson and Secretary Bryan to argue points. It recalls Bryan’s past attacks on Burman, Underwood, and Speaker Clark, and suggests Bryan now aims to aid the Administration while Wilson’s writings are cited with a light jab about the author’s knowledge at the time.
Women troubled by fainting spells dizziness backache headaches weakness and digestive issues are urged to try Electric Bitters. Mrs Laura Gaines of Avoca Louisiana reports doctors had given up on her before relief arrived from a single dose. Price 50 cents or 1.00 by mail.
A historical appeal argues eggs and poultry can ease food costs. It cites 1892 to 1918 egg imports and exports, notes egg prices around twenty two cents per dozen, and urges more poultry farming to reduce meat costs. The piece urges combining brains with braise work and muscular labor to boost success.
Advertises Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment as penetrating and purifying for skin conditions including eczema rashes ringworm and fetter with instant itching relief. Claims guaranteed healing and availability by druggists or mail order from Dreister Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
Deputy Sheriff Al Shaw returned from Canada with Robert Bullion who is wanted for horse stealing. Pete Laformway pleaded guilty to grand larceny and received one year in state prison. Curley Hutton pleaded not guilty and will stand trial on horse stealing charges.
Farm property listing offers 603 acres level tillable land near Castle Montana with 70 acres broken. Slenced. Price reduced. For particulars contact C. H. Kertz Castle Montana or inquire at this office.
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