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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1909
Page
2
A fragmented column from the Silver Messenger in Challis Idaho cites scattered opinions on social topics, politics, and global affairs. The piece touches on strike conduct, automobile racing safety, political stances on war and Europe, schooling menus, industrial plans, and maritime views, with remarks on Admiral Urivof Japan and U.S. warships.
Excerpt discusses unhappy prenuptial anxieties in relationships and the folly of demanding constant affidavits of love. It warns against overcontrol in engagements and advocates balanced trust, noting faithfulness as a noble but often unattainable standard due to rash commitments.
A former student recounts harrowing harvest experience, noting college men unprepared for strenuous field work. He recalls long hours, heat, and grinding pace, stressing that only those trained year round can endure the wheat harvest and finish the season. He cites personal motive of paying for college and the toll of two weeks of tough labor.
Dy Hollis W. Fueld notes the dry grinding of metals causes severe dust exposure leading to grinders rot and grindera asthma. Despite immunity laws, death rates in cutlery and tool trades remain high. Abrasive materials totaled 2,176,542 dollars used nationwide, produced in 23 states, including natural gravels and manufactured abrasives like alundum and carborundum.
In choosing steers for fattening, select those with a large frame and capacity to consume feed without excessive pauickness. Prefer rangy, strong framed animals over thin types, aiming for a mean between extremes. Consider local market discrimination, heart girth, chest width, and lung capacity to ensure high priced meat yields. Dairy influence slows market readiness, as beef breeds deposit fat more in muscle and fat location, affecting carcass quality.
Rural guidance describes soil erosion loss on rolling lands in Wyoming. It recommends using pasture or meadow cover, rye cover crops, leaving corn stalks for mulch, dragging stalks to ground in winter, and maintaining grassy banks. The aim is to keep soil covered year round and gradually improve fertility.
Heavy hogs, recently high priced, face a cloud as packers and shippers discriminate against them. The National Packing Company official says buyers will not pass up heavy hogs at 73 to 74 cents. Hams cut now may wait until October. 180 to 220 pound hogs are the easiest to sell for two months.
The colt must not be neglected as it grows. It should be fed oats and bran mixed into the ante ration, with increased rations to match growth. With dry pasture and reduced milk, special feeding is required to supply necessary nutrients for proper development.
A short note describes making crates from shoe boxes unaltered with two side strips and a central partition. It suggests using the crate for fruit crops and patios. A wooden strip with an antler surface cutouts at ends is nailed on for finger grip when handling the grater.
A note stresses constant reading to stay posted on title details in dairying. The message suggests growers and observers must track developments to avoid missing changes, with an emphasis on ongoing attention to official notices and market updates.
Henry E Legier, newly appointed head of Chicago Public Library, vows to expand access and services. He aims to place books in patrons hands swiftly, push free home delivery, and broaden juvenile circulation while maintaining careful finances. Legier proposes flexible borrowing rules and closer school librarian collaboration.
In Oak Park a dog police unit patrols the western Chicago suburb. Officers deploy the canine team to deter crime and aid officers in catching suspects, with the program described as an effective community safety measure.
Report says two suspected hold up men and burglars known as Nick Carter and James are tracked by dogs across roads and fields. Police say the dogs follow any trail while old officers express skepticism about the pursuit.
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