Compulsory vaccination raised in German Samoa report
A long dispatch notes global unrest and disasters with many named places and people. It cites four Black miners killed near Covington Virginia by a cave-in at Stack mines, Bohemian youths Frank Zeteck and Timothy Ruodua struck by lightning at Belleville Ki, and Colonel-level military moves in Africa Asia and the Caribbean. The piece also covers subway work in New York, a fatal Texas blast, a Vermont-Canada border incident, a Brazilian revolt, and other violent or political events across continents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Central America
Belleville
Frank Zeteck
Timothy Ruodua
Australia
Mont Pelee
Northwest notes on fires and a west region tour
Forest fires in the Vancouver region are under control with little timber loss on government land. A Pacific Northwest Photographers Association meeting drew about 300 photographers in Tacoma. Warehousemen in Tacoma remain on strike over wages and union recognition. A Colo town is threatened by fires near Pearl. A new Roman Catholic diocese may form with headquarters at Spokane. Several crimes and accidents are noted in Montana, Wyoming, and Idaho, including arrests, deaths, and a shooting by a son. Wyoming to host National Irrigation congress delegates from the state. Cable mine near Anaconda resumes work after long closure. A Cheyenne disturbance ends with a transport of a blacksmith suspect. The Thorp rand sale marked a Hudson Bay trading post site. W. S. Stratton will archive funds for a sick-housing home in Colorado Springs. Wyoming sheep numbers rise to 6.7 million with wool data. A Denver coroner's jury blames Santa Fe wreck on crew neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Wash
Photographers’ Association of the
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Tacoma
Waah
Pearl
Colo
Montana
Spoka
Ira Tucker
Marshfield
Ure
Mra
Benjamin Dennis
Libby
Louis Gardapse
Lewiston
Moat
Gardapse
Asa Hi
Bradley
Ravalli
Missoula
Scandia
Hamilton
Mont
Wyoming
National Irrigation Congress
Colorado Springs
C.T. Johnson
Fred Bond
Carey
Thomas McNulty
Glenwood Springs
McNulty
Spokane
H. Hanford
Takabushi
Cable
Anaconda
W. E. Price
Union Pacific
F. B. Berry
Cheyenne Machinists
Union
Eaton, Cole
Cheyenne
Thorp Rand
Rawhide Buttes
Myron Stratton
State Board of Sheep Commissioners of
Curious case of a hen eating eggs in yard
An unidentified writer describes a two year old hen caught in the act of breaking and eating eggs in two adjoining nests. After various tests the bird repeatedly returns to a nest outside, yet does not harm her own eggs. The question remains why she targets other eggs but not her own.
The Fat of Fowls Fattening Fowl Requires Careful Breeding
The article outlines the science of fattening fowl, emphasizing even fat distribution under the skin and through the flesh. It notes that nitrogen and carbohydrate rich feed aid fattening, and that breeding strains within breeds may yield birds with superior fattening qualities, promising improved market fowls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Moist Air in Incubators for Healthier Chicks
A Rhode Island Station bulletin advocates saturating incubator air with moisture to reduce embryo loss during late incubation. It suggests passing heated air over a moisture saturated wick and notes room humidity limits, with tight rooms and lamp use lowering oxygen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ierge
Rhode Island
Pure Water For Butter Washing
An antiquated health note warns that clear water often hides disease and fermentation germs that spoil butter. It urges farmers to boil or sterilize water used in washing butter to prevent spoilage and disease transmission, noting prior cases of butter tainted by contaminated water and even butter typhoid risks.
Success With Gathered Cream by Wisconsin Buttermakers
A Wisconsin address argues for well run gathered creameries with skilled buttermakers and clean testing, noting that clean jars and proper salt quantities yield higher quality butter and profits for patrons. He promotes cooperative creameries, honest methods, and warns against lazy mismanagement. The Chicago News comment adds a quip about women and income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Oaks
Wisconsin
Archaic Quotation Breaks in Ram's Horn Fragment
A fragment from Ram's Horn quotes a line about churches and wealth as an arbor and harbor, followed by a remark on matrimony and friendship. The text reads as an aphoristic reflection with no clear event or identifiable subjects beyond the source label.
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Delagon Bay
Portuguese East Africa
Ramient
Kelswatan
Preneh
Cochin
China
Guarda
Oporte
Portugal
Palos
Trinidad
Capetown
Pawnee
Kan
BR. J. Morrison
Peter Herlin
Hackensack
N. J
New York City
Jesus Hernandez
Fort Worth
Texas
L. Rowe
Brandon
Man
Thomas Law
Miss Sherwin
Rowe
Hermosillo
Mexico
Tomatal
Ybbs
Lower Austra
Phebold Wingate
Pairport
Marion Lucas
Maude Chisam
Lucas
Wichita
Kat
Tom Diffendorfer
San Francisco
Manila
Peter Reminski
Georgetown
Lehigh & Wilkestarre Coal Company
Wilkesbarre
John Savage
Vsion
Savage
Northwest Notes
Denver
Struby
AID
Akill
F. A. Leighton
Chicago News
Julian E. Lane
J. W. S. Emerson, M. D
Tracy's Drug Store
M. Rogers
Hagerman
Leon Calhoun
LAW
Hagerman, Idatioy
South Rail Street
Shoshone
W. B. Githens
Mako
Myrta
Weaver
D. W. Yaden
North
Reil Street
Frank Pharris
Doc
Smith
F, M. Crandall
Idaho Nursery
Payette
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