Random Western News Bits From Abroad And Trade
A compilation notes diverse items from silver messenger era: life insurance paid to families by a German hotelkeepers association. Jarvis Tord of St Joseph Mo wills 20000 for a memorial and 10000 to municipal hospital. Harvard Junior Charles Rumary linked to an equestrian statue project. Venice revival of the Ad teathe wedding ceremony. Japanese cruiser Yakumo sails toward Japan amid ventilation concerns on board ships. London Lancet on canning and artificial coloring of tomatoes. royal visit of Queen Liliuokalani and gifts received on Maunaloa Island. an early attempt to evade Prohibition surfaced by plumbers in Rutland Vermont involving hidden apparatus to move liquor. a wine tavoot used to draw nitrous oxide.
Hungarian gypsies face crackdown and Paris prize set
The Hungarian government plans to curb wandering gypsies in its territory. A Paris philanthropist, M. Cairls, offers 100,000 francs to the author of a work judged most meritorious by the Paris Press Syndicate for artistic or industrial merit or humanity.
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Cypsies
Europe
The
Siecle
M. Cairls
Paris
Parie Pres
Armstrongs shaped two arsenals in separate eras
It is noted that the late Lord Armstrong founded Miswick Arsenal, while a different Armstrong line founded the royal Woolwich Arsenal in 1716. John Armstrong, from the Liddes dale Armstrongs, rose as a renowned military officer and engineer serving Marlborough and Prince Eugene.
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Besn
Lord Armatrong
Miswick
Rorth
Royal Arsenal
Woolwich
John
Liddesdale Armstrongs
Duke of Marlborough
Prince Eugene
Report on torpedo boat Hikeson damage and navy plans
Captain Cotton at Norfolk Navy Yard reports Hikeson damaged after touching bottom in the Delaware Chesapeake canal on a low water day. Docking ordered at Norfolk. expected readiness to join torpedo Ulla with the north squadron on winter cruise. Also notes origin of the Scots coin name bawbee and Mary Queen of Scots portrait history.
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Cotton
Norfolk Navy Yard
Hikeson
Delaware and Chesapeake Canal
Norfolk
Scotland
Mary
Wildlife Hunters Seek Live Specimens High in Montana Peaks
Thirty mountaineers led by "Tuck" Monroe chase mountain goats and sheep for an exhibition in Chicago. The team uses dogs to drive animals into snow gulches where they sink and cannot escape. The piece recounts methods from Summit Station with tales of Slim of Summit and the beaver capture by Billy Hofer, detailing dangers and techniques in rugged Montana and Yellowstone terrain.
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Chicago
Tuck” Monroe
Blackfoot Indian
Montara
Jack Monroe
Summit Station
Montana Rockies
Sum~aut
Mmountain
Hofer
Wheat Yields Vary With Planting Dates At Ontario Station
Ontario experiment station reports wheat yields depend on sowing date with best returns from late August sowing and notable gains from summer fallow manures. Grass sod outyielded clover sod by 28.2 percent, and drill sowing matched broadcasting. cross fertilization in grapes flagged as needing study amid self sterile and self fertile varieties. Also notes on sulphuring apples, early radish and lettuce formation, and Navajo sheep and wool industry observations.
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Ontario
Wulta
Paper Fights at Xi College on Naval War Game
The article describes a Naval War college drill at Newport with a 25 to 30 officer class. Two committees act as blue and red forces in planned war games using maps, charts, and vessels data to simulate strategic situations. The setup includes designated rooms, charts, wind indicators, and detailed weapon and ship tables.
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Naval War College
Newport
R. 1
New Lippincott
John Morris Ellicott
United States
Sheep and cattlemen clash in Fergus County dispute
Fergus county Colorado faces a conflict as sheep raisers gain ground and cattlemen are forced to close herd operations. The county is noted for its substantial livestock activity and the shift signals a major change in local agriculture and cattle ownership.
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Fergus County
Colorado
American Horses Enter German Markets Boost Trade and Dairies
American horses are gaining footing in Germany with Berlin exporting lots of stock through Hamburg to Milan for tramways. Demand grows in Saxony Bruns wick and Thuringia as American breeders match Holsteins in work traits. Meanwhile at the Tennessee Dairy School the January 8 opening of a short course draws thirty three students focusing on dairying with hands on training in milk testing churning pasteurizing and cheese making.
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Germany
Hamburger Nachrichten
America
Berlin
United States
Saxony
Thuringia
Brunswick
Hamburg
Milan
Italy
Berliner Hahnhaft
Europe
Tennesian
Geo. W. Markham
Farmers’ Review
Tennenses Agricultural College
Weeds and Woods Harm Crops By Competing For Resources
The text explains how weeds injure crops by taking plant food water and light. It notes woods remove soil moisture and shade roots, accelerating evaporation and stressing crops. Proper cultivation could reduce these losses and improve soil conditions.
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Silver Messenger
M. M. Awret
Challis
Jarvis Tord
St. Joseph, Mo
Muniicipal
Charles ©. Rumary
Buffalo
Venice
Ing & Bocentaur
Stettin
Sailes
Japan
London Lancet
England
Lilluokalant
Mau
Rutland
Jane Schroeder
Basex
Conn
Mies Schroeder
Ahanty
Schroeder
Aer
Slim
Ted
Alim
Billy Hofer
Yellowstone Park Country
Billy
George Taylor
Arizona
Ainslee
Jen Battion
Xi College
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