Local and Personal News Mentions
Mr and Mrs C C Hade and children take a mountain rest visiting Estes Park and Denver area. Mr and Mrs A A Clark return from Estes Park and Colorado resorts visiting son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harry Hinds of Cheyenne. Guy Chambers returns to Lincoln after visiting parents Mr and Mrs C P Chambers and siblings. during his stay his mother celebrated her birthday.
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C. C. Hade
Mountain
Estes Park
Denver
Mrs
A. A. Clark
Colorado
Harry Hinds
Cheyenne
Wyo
Guy Chambers
Lincoln
Culling Strategies for Summer Poultry and Livestock Care
Valuable agricultural guidance urges Cheyenne County farmers to cul l hens in summer and early fall as nonproducers. It explains comb color and molt cues, pelvic bone spread, housing needs, and the economic benefits of well cared for animals, emphasizing humane, practical stock improvements.
Cooperative Selling Wins By Teamwork Not By Magic
An editorial argues cooperative marketing succeeds through organization and effort, not magic. It notes over 14 000 farmer cooperative associations in the country and cites USDA guidance. The Bureau of Markets offers advice to groups seeking to buy or sell cooperatively, with several prerequisites for success.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Department of Agriculture
Good care of live stock and home linked for farmers
The article argues that tending livestock well improves homes and vice versa. It notes that even without purebreds, pride in home and buildings boosts stock care, and that an expert can maximize results from an old heating plant. Noting that high cost does not always equal best profits, it cites examples of farmers succeeding with practical simplifications.
City of Ancient Glories Describes Lima’s Golden Era
Joe de la River Aguero writes in Mercurio Peruana about Lima in its early centuries, portraying a thriving coastal capital with orange trees and fragrant patios. He contrasts the elegant Moorish city with the rugged inland region Nueva Castilla and Nueva Toledo, a vast austere Peruvian heart.
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Lima
American Southwest
Sevilmand
Sultana
Siesta
Silerra
Peru
Pasto
Las Charcas
Highly Dangerous Gas and its Protective Absorbent Hopealite
Carbon monoxide, a deadly gas from coal fires and vehicle exhaust, poses risk in closed spaces. A protective masker absorbent named hopealite, initially 50 percent manganese dioxide, 30 percent copper oxide, 15 percent cobalt dioxide, 5 percent silver oxide, absorbs CO from air in a canister though effectiveness drops with moisture.
Shall I ask the cook for references or samples
The note asks whether to request references from the cook or have her submit samples, indicating uncertainty about evaluating qualifications or past work. It suggests a decision point on how to verify competence.
Why Dog's Nose to Cold Tradition Explains Canine Noses
A humorous tale links cold noses in dogs to Noah's Ark. Noah faced anxious moments coaxing animals aboard as a dog chased and guided creatures into the ark. The dog finally squeezed aboard last, its nose wet from water for the voyage and passing cold noses to its descendants.
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Noah
Ark
Opening of City Schools This Week in September
The school year begins with a teachers meeting in room one of the high school on Monday September 6 at 2 30 PM. Classes start Tuesday September 7 at 9 30 AM. Children aged five not yet in school may enroll in the first two weeks of September. W J Braham Superintendent. See NLONEY LUMBER 00.
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W. J. Braham
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