Alpine passes open to automobiles and odd notices in Alps
Automobiling gains favor in Valais allowing cars on the Simplon road on select days with time and safety rules. Brunig pass may open soon while Engadine resists more mountain railways. Hotelmen vow to boycott placard advertisers and tease tourists about peak summer plans. Biographical notes hint at Sarah Bernhardt origins in New York and early acting links. requests for details follow.
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Europe
Switzerland
Italy
Canton of
Valais
Simplon
Brigue
Cantons
Brunig Pass
Lucerne
Interlaken
Engadine
Alps
Ruskin
New York Post
Furka Pass
Trae
Grimsel
Rochester
Sarah Bernhardt
Pittsburg
Sarah
New York State
Unil
Tal Ann
China
Togos
Ro Jestvensky
William Shakespeare
Kansas
Refrigerating stove praised for cooling homes in Philippines
A curious feature notes a popular household item called the refrigerating stove in the Philippines, designed to emit cold waves via ammonia and chemicals. The piece compares its use to coal stoves in the United States and mentions other domestic curiosities and a critic’s call for attention to food purity in India.
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Philippines
New York
States
Protecting Milk in Pails With Cloth and Tin Covers
A historical guide urges guarding milk during milking by using a tin cover over a cheese cloth layer. The design includes a center hole for directing milk, a cloth overhang secured by tape or a hoop, and repeated boiling water washing for reuse.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
Pure Water for Cows on Dairy Farms Article Centered on Water Needs
Farmers urged to provide abundant pure water for dairy cows as essential as feed. Cows drink about seven gallons daily and water quality affects health and milk yield. Winter setups should use a self regulating stable supply and multiple troughs to prevent injuries and ensure constant access.
Phosphorus supply may run out in 50 years warns chemists
Leading agricultural chemists estimate the world's supply of phosphorus essential for plant food could be exhausted within fifty years under current wasteful farming. They condemn soil fertility waste and urge immediate plowing when the ground crumbles to preserve reserves.
Dairying as Foundation of Fertility on the Farm
The article argues that dairying restores soil fertility through manure and forage crops while boosting yields. It notes benefits from growing feeds and selling crops like wheat and timothy, with emphasis on skilled management, farm size, and market-oriented cropping. It highlights that the farmer, possibly aided by a manager, drives success.
Simple sack device helps cows reduce fly torment
A Farm and Home correspondent shares a simple device to ease fly annoyance for sows. By tying a 100-pound burlap sack into a square frame under the body, the cow feeds more comfortably and milk flow appears to increase.
Dairy matters and breeding for good stock
The piece argues careful breeding and steady milking are essential for quality dairy stock. It warns against trading a proven scrule cow for a flashy pedigree and stresses sanitary facilities, clean cans and cows, plus sunlight and pure air as cheap, effective sanitation methods.
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Kansas
New Mexico post offices re established and robberies noted
Rodney postoffice restored and Eichel Lincoln county postoffice created with Roy McCurdy named postmaster. Albuquerque meat market burglary nets 125 dollars. July rain shatters Las Vegas records, total year rainfall 16 inches. Conspirator in Santa Fe railroad case released on bail then re arrested. Territorial growers elect Esquibel president and Hernandez secretary. British forestry study visit to Pecos and Jemez reserves. Multiple notaries appointed by Governor Hunger man.
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Eichel
Lincoln County
Ancho
Corona
Roy McCurdy
Las Vegas
Lewis Meyer
Santa Fe Railway Company
Santa Fe
Sherrif Romero
Rio Arriba
Pecos
Jemez
Woodward, Recknagel and Reed
Albuquerque Club Boosters Plan 640 Acres For Dry Farming Test
At a special meeting the Albuquerque Commercial Club voted to send a delegation to the National Irrigation Congress in Boise Idaho to win the convention for Albuquerque next year Solomon Luna and Captain Clark M Carr were elected delegates Mayor McKee to appoint three more delegates Also the club agreed to plant 640 acres of mesa land in winter wheat to test Campbell dry farming system with an expert to oversee the crop The Rio Grande Water and Land Development Company says a 100 foot wide irrigation ditch will reclaim thousands of acres in the valley and start on the James river end immediately Settlers are arriving and irrigation projects are expected to double Rio Grande valley population in a few years.
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Albuquerque
Commercial Club
National Irrigation Congress
Boise
Idaho
New Mexico
Solomon Luna
Clark M. Carr
McKee
Mesa
Rio Grande Water and Land Development Company
W. P. Schutt
St. Louis
Rio Grande Valley
Jemes River
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Clayton Enterprise
Clayton
Ney, Mexico
India
New York Tribune
Meth
Bikanir
Punjab
Trey
Dairy Matters
Rodney
Dona Ana Sounty
J. W. Abpott
John R. McFie
McIntosh Browns
Hungerman
Charles F. Mathews
Lake Arthur
Chaves
R. Gulday
Artesia
Eddy County
Emory Hickok
Engle
Sierra County
Enrique Armijo
San Miguel
Enrique A. Abeyta
Park View
F. H. String
Bernafillo
W. W. Kessinger
New Mexico & Eastern Railway
Pecos River
Sunnyside
Kessinger
Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Company
Leavenworth
Fifth Street
Silver Avenue
J. W. Steere & Sons
Springfield
Massachusetts
Roswell
Charles DeBremond
White Mountains
F. B. Baker
Whitehall
Illinois
Chavez County
Whitcomb Springs
Albuquerque Eastern Railway
Hopewell
Andrews
William White
Texas
Old Mexico
White
St. Joseph
Missouri
University of New Mexico
Angel
Hanna
The
New Mexico Bar Association
Cloudcroft
Otero County
John R. McVie
Costilla
Colorado
Ownt
Sait
I. A. Dye
Jamez
Department of Agriculture
Public School Fund
Sandoval
Carter
Roosevelt County
Portalpa
Samuel F. Anderson
Elmendorf
Socorro County
San Antonio
San Marelal
C. H. Elmendorf
Riza White
A. J. ‘Hill
Frank Garcia
Territorial Mounted
Huber
Felipo Perea
Perea
San Miguel County
Baca
B. G. Putnam
Robert Burch
Sacramento Mountains
G. W. Mosher
Colorado City
Mosher
Hagerman
New Mexican
Arthur Trelford
Territorial Prison
Pred Fornoff
Mounted Police
Canon
Forea
Pecos Forest Reserve
Raton
Colorado Line
Albuquerque Club Boosters
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