Billy Evans Solves Baseball Problems
A retrospective piece recounts a winter umpiring debate over a late play involving a runner at third and a wild pitch. The scenario tested rule interpretations, spurred discussion between major league officials, and ended with a ruling on whether the runner could score and the batter’s fate. The article notes the controversy drew wide attention among Cuban league observers and major league presidents.
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Prean Feroff Mayen
Lowe
Corethine
Roe
Giaphre
Havank
Mavene Mere
Almentares
Neeeh Ghee
Breiman
Cain
Cuba
Ttwap
Eeut
Laipoerinto
Wheeler Bymdicate, Inc
Athletic Queries About Game Rules And Situations
A garbled set of questions about football play including handling opponents, gear, referee actions, kickoffs, and post game showers. It seeks explanations on proper conduct, timings for replays, and player behavior during and after games.
Courtney Returns to Lead Cornet Crews at Pougtherpele
Courtney’s comeback as coach and captain John Collyer marks a major shift in university rowing. Hoye steps down after years of mentoring, with Charlow Courtney regaining charge and aiming for a decisive victory at Pougtherpele.
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Charlow Courtney
Courtney
Johp Hoye
Moughkerpele
John Collyer
Harvard Pool Plans Delayed by Construction Costs
Harvards swimming pool project faces postponement as construction costs rise. Plans for five swing pods were adjusted this fall to widen the pool area, with revised estimates indicating higher expense and a pause in the department’s planned work.
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Harvard
Oddball notes on sports and players in wartime era
A jumble of sports trivia and name drops references baseball clubs, chess, and football. Mentions Oliphant at Went Point, Priests carped about boxingGreats Carpentier and Darey, a proposed sailor winter contests, and implied moves for coaches and players. scattered quotes hint at leagues, salaries, and upcoming seasons.
Old Father Time and the New Year Poem Recital
A lyrical piece narrates Old Father Time reclining with a companion as they witness the universe form from space. Time passes from the birth of stars to the appearance of humanity, concluding with Time naming himself and continuing his quiet, endless vigil as a new year is poured.
Fall pigs profitable under free choice feeding system
The article argues fall pigs are profitable with the free-choice system. It notes marketing in April yields good weights, with pigs reaching over 225 pounds by April next year. A corn meat meal tankage and milk ration is recommended with free salt, and costs show favorable comparisons to spring pigs.
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Towa
Deal Shelter For Winter 1 Percent
As the rancher faces drying pastures and approaching cold, the piece argues for winter shelter for colts and idle farm horses. It warns against overgrazing with fat loss, favors a tightly built shed open to the south with access to a large field, and emphasizes a dry bed and wind, snow, and rain protection.
Reverie of the Old Year Reflects on Winter
A reflective Countryside Magazine piece quotes the old year musing on mankind’s unending cravings. It laments endless desire beyond year’s gifts and questions if people ever appreciate winter’s mood and its influence on nature. A closing note hints at resolving to marry in the new year.
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Countryside Magazine
Resolutions for Health and Home Care
A set of personal vows focusing on bodily care and home cleanliness. The speaker commits to institute disease preparedness, maintain inner and outer cleanliness, avoid dirt and anger, cultivate good cheer, and refrain from hate and blame. The tone is practical and self-improving with emphasis on discipline and positive habits.
God’s Presence Everywhere and Praise In Nature
Poetic meditation on lifting eyes to heaven and finding God in hills fields rivers and woods. The Psalmlike reflection ties prayer work daily life and rest to divine praise with a lingering cadence around Anna L. Borbald as the referenced author or subject.
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Anna L. Bor
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Do You Know How to Begin the New Year Right
A short exchange where one asks how to start the New Year well and the other suggests beginning by writing a look or look ahead as a prompt for action.
Notes for Sheep Breeders on Winter Care
Advice stresses feeding and clean water for flocks in early winter. It warns that fleece quality next spring depends on current care and urges selling to a neighbor if you cannot provide dry yards and sheds. Recommends a south facing open shed with a straw stack to avoid drafts and wet, muddy conditions.
Hints for Swine Breeders on Boar Selection and Feeding
Advice stresses heavy bone as desirable in a boar and warns against relying on rape or clover alone for hog growth. It urges twice daily grain feeding and warm sleeping quarters for fall pigs, plus daytime saline filling.
Stallion Must Be Fit For Breeding, Says Minnesota Expert
J. and Montgomery of the Minnesota College of Agriculture animal husbandry division states a stallion must be in good physical condition before breeding season. He advocates ample exercise and, if work is impossible, a large paddock for varied exercise in all weather.
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J. &. Montgomery
Animal Husbandry Division
Minnesota College of Agriculture
Idaho Falls Leads West in Beet and Seed Production
Idaho Falls exports beet seed to the United States Beet Send company and raises 100000 bags of beet seed. Beet sod and pea seed farming prove profitable. new irrigation bonds, state land sales, and highway plans shape Idaho's agriculture and infrastructure this season. The Second Idaho regiment receives pay. local crime, trials, and railroad funding appear amid statewide developments.
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Idaho Falls
American Falls
Nampa & Meridian
Idaho Regiment
Idaho
United States Beet
Idaho Guardsmen
Timothy Regan
Rinaldo Aristodemo
Faba Favero
Pocatello
Peter W. Shelby
Cleveland
Pacific & Idaho Northern Railroad
Harry Mantiss
Steve Andrus
Oregon
Boise
Wright
Pocatello Railroad Y. M. CG. A
B. E. Calvin
Union Pacific
Sydney Smith
Charles Rawlins
Rawlins
Idaho Mining Association
Ravyenal Macbeth
Frank A. Palmer
East
Second Idaho Regiment
Alexander
State Board of Prison Commissioners
Frank BE. Dekay
Blackfoot
Pententiary
John Snook
Board of Prison Commissioners
State Highway Commission
Idaho Pacife
Yellowstone Park
Sawtooth Park
Idaho Montana
Idahott
North and South
Lewis and Clark
North Pacific
Panhandle
Cottonwood
Grangeville Electric Light & Power Company
Cottonwood Commercial Club
The
Utilities Commission
Highway Department
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Billy Evans
Ty Horne
Cornet! Crew Hae
Joan Mayle
Charles Courtney
Wall
Adda
Oliphant
Went Point
Navy
Theres & Guy
Minneapolis
Wrentiiog
Doenba
Pittsburgh
UTS
Tharverd
Princeton
Sante Clauk le
Yu Gille
Keven High
Greater New York
Tesaim Thie
Mike Gitibous Ty
Benny Kauselas
Georges Carpentier
Jos Darey
Georges
New York
Juana
Leviesky
Willard
Danny Shay
Torrude Tig Teaguer
Kinsaeiy Elul
Milwaukee Brewers
Ted Sullivan
South America
Hrike Arangements
New York Ghats
Utes
Sam Rele
Harry Irving
Deal
Montgomery
Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station
Vea
Idaho State
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