Motor Express Aids Transportation Feeder Lines
The article argues rural motor truck lines solve farm freight waste by linking farms to markets. It notes 50 percent of perishables wasted without proper transport and claims motor express lines, run like railroads or with railways, could cut living costs and boost farmer income while easing tariffs. An example cites a Wisconsin Illinois railway with rural motor feeder lines.
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United States
Wisconsin-Illinois
Trucks For High Speed Farm Feeder Service Proved Worth
Trucks designed for cross country work were chosen with bodies and trailers to operate on timetable routes. They run two trips per day delivering and picking up shipments of all sizes. Shipments received by 6 p.m. reach any line destination before noon next day. The feeder lines grew popular from the start and the fleet has expanded, providing dependable service that saves farmers money. The system has operated for a year with uninterrupted function even in severe winter days.
Caring for ailing animals in herd management
A cow with tuberculosis must be separated from healthy cattle immediately to prevent transmission. Do not introduce newly purchased animals into a healthy herd until they pass a thorough tuberculin test by an experienced veterinarian.
Elbow Grease in Gardening Techniques
A skilled gardener uses bright tools and elbow grease to coax plant roots deep and far for moisture and nourishment. Proper watering when rain is scarce supports vigorous root systems and robust plant growth.
Am I a Good Citizen
Meredith Nicholson argues citizens must engage in politics with understanding loyalty and service. A boy scout helping clean up shows true citizenship, while shirking duties or relying on luck harms government. The piece ties civic duty to national prosperity and notes a republican candidate’s printer background as a common objection.
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Amia
Meredith Nicholson
United States
Wall of Jerusalem
Republic
Labor rhetoric and political moves cited in early notices
Eugene V. Dobbs receives formal nomination notice for president from the Socialist party in Atlanta’s federal penitentiary. A $1,000,000 Yale endowment gift is announced from the General Education Board of New York, linked to Rockefellers. The British Empire Steel Corporation, merging steel and shipping, is incorporated in Nova Scotia with near $500 million capital. The line remarks that labor is key to any party’s appeal in the U.S.
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Eugene V. Dobbs
Atlanta
Socialist Party
United States
Yale University
General Education Board of New York
Rockfeller
British Empire Steel Corporation
Nova Scotia
Anglo Japanese alliance likely extended for another year
London Daily Mail reports that the Anglo Japanese alliance will probably be extended automatically for another year after a fair trial and interviews conducted during the census.
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London Daily Mail
General Pershing Tours Maine as State Guest
General Pershing visited Maine last week as the guest of the state. The remark suggests a contrast with the typical parlor story and hints at evaluating experience against its cost in a church paper tone.
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General Pershing
Maine
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