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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1912
Page
3
A man and woman quarrel over a river island claimed by both. After a nighttime break in and police intervention, a town officer reveals no deeded owner exists. The couple realize the feud dissolves with the island, leaving them to face their future together as tenants and protectors.
Old magazines can benefit families by giving children scrapbooks and paper dolls, keeping useful articles for future reference, and storing good pictures for decorating or crafts. Pictures can be saved in boxes, while magazines in kitchens or attics become art and practical aids, guiding future creative use and reuse.
A London preacher notes that Americans favor longer terms such as automobile over shorter ones like motor. He compares British and American speech patterns, emphasizing pronunciation choices rather than character traits. The quote reflects cross cultural language tensions.
A simple dual tank and trough system lets sheep, horses, and cattle share a watering setup. Water flows from a small end trough into a larger tank, enabling sheep to drink even when cattle lower the tank level. It suits hand, gasoline engine, or wind-powered pumps, with a raised platform for sheep reach. Demonstrated at Conedale farm Winona County Minnesota using a spring and hydraulic rams, the design keeps water flowing to a second lower yard tank.
Fall top dressing of grain advised with deep rooted roots and protection. Haul from wagon when dry, spread fine rotted manure or straw, seed ground to grass or clover in spring, early headed grain yields best. If manure scarce use straw, leaf mold, or light cover to retain moisture and protect soil.
A single crosscut saw is described as very handy for one person to cut medium sized logs. The item features a blade eight inches long, a reinforced bow, and is advised to use well seasoned hickory or ash for the bow. Tight winding near the ends supports the blade and ensures rigidity when the pole is split to admit the blade.
Four year tests at the Missouri experiment station show Boone county white corn as the best general use variety for Missouri. Com mercial White St Charles White and Reeda Yellow Dent follow in ranking. These varieties are likely well suited to other southwestern states.
A Michigan Experiment Station circular advises farmers to test lime needs by small, varied field trials before applying lime broadly. It suggests marking treated strips, weighing yields, and comparing to adjacent areas to assess benefits or drawbacks and avoid waste. Also notes caterpillar consumption.
A kind man consoles a crying boy who sobs over a marble game with Jimmie F Lfield. The boy, trying to explain, says he knocked eighteen marbles at a white aggie and learned it was only a moth ball, prompting a gentle moral in a regional, humorous tone.
A Broadway actor was carried away by the spirit of the times and remained so for several days. He woke in his own room with no memory of how he got there. A friend sat beside him as he asked the date and what became of Wednesday, pondering the odd sequence.
A mix of old advertisement phrases appears, promoting Castoria for infants, Hamlins Wizard Oil, and Christmas card offers. The readable text juxtaposes product endorsements with moral aphorisms and brief quotes, reflecting a fragmented 19th or early 20th century newspaper page.
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