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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1901
Page
2
The plan shows a watering and feeding box with two side slits for calf heads. It allows access to a feed division and a water pail, useful for calves kept confined or tied in stalls, improving access to hay grain and water per young stock needs.
A National Stockman editorial argues that most men can and should improve their livestock. It condemns wasting money on extravagant horses or steer breeds and urges buyers to seek affordable pure stock, good sires, or group purchases. It stresses broad access to better stock and active pursuit of opportunities.
The article argues Angora goats have staying power beyond fad status. It notes their growing popularity and usefulness for producers, suggesting a small flock is essential on farms. It compares goat meat attitudes to horse meat and questions perceived meat quality versus mutton.
Farmers' Voice argues Angora goats offer a bright future in America. The piece asserts the meat is comparable to mutton, goats serve as efficient scavengers, and their fleece adds value, urging fair trial before judging and predicting widespread adoption across regions.
A column discusses inexpensive hitching racks for farms with posts set every twenty feet and heavy bracing. It explains twisting wire for tension and using holes in posts for hitching rings. Also covered are teaching lambs to feed, a Montana fire guard concept, and dangers of feeding swill with alkaline soap to pigs.
Sam Hunter confronts Martin Craig over a proposed railroad spur that would bypass Cherokee. Craig refuses to bend, claiming the line serves his convenience. Cherokee citizens vow to resist by buying land and relocating the town if needed, while Hunter seeks a political bargain to win the mayor’s support and delay actions.
A mariner signaling by a mark of notes stopped a liner to mail letters to two women in Halifax. The Auguste Victoria paused amid rough seas to let a brown whiskered Canadian deliver the letters by launch under a lieutenant. The captain praised the master’s nerve and proper ceremony.
President's daughter Miss Alice Roosevelt leads the social debutantes entering Washington society this winter. Also presented are Miss Rebecca Knox, Miss Miriam Grant, Miss Florence Field, Miss Virginia Mackey Smith, and Miss Marion Jones among others in the capital’s fashionable annual coming out. The feature on fencing post sharpening and diversified farming advice follows, highlighting practical crafts and agricultural experiments.
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