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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
2
A jumbled Silver Messenger page offers satirical notes on meat prices and etiquette, the folly of modern trends, and light political quips. It riffs on spring plans, hats, base ball, and a mix of global curiosities, with jokes about alligator meat, pigeons, and a Danish-styled hangar mispronunciation.
A New Jersey magistrate described as Brutus like plans to send his own son to attempt a motor boat passage of Niagara’s whirlpool. The feat is regarded as risky but captivates adventurous minds, though its practical benefit remains minimal.
Summary of the twenty fifth annual report of the Bureau of Animal Industry, US Department of Agriculture, issued as a congressional publication. It analyzes tuberculosis economic impact, risks to human health, Malta fever in goats, meat inspection needs, livestock shows, and hog cholera control, with notes on outbreaks, serum studies, and price and market statistics. Includes discussions by Melvin Schroeder Farrington Mohler Washburn and others.
The Minnesota Experiment Station division of agriculture highlights pedigreed seed breeding, noting improved grains such as corn barley oats fox and wheat yield more and benefit farmers. About 15 000 bushels of pedigreed seeds were distributed to 8 248 seed growers, supplying many farmers and estimated one fourth to one third of the state’s grain area now sown with improved varieties.
A short note highlights faith in strong authorship and good harvests aligning with farmer strength. It emphasizes that success hinges on reliable banking support and favorable growing conditions for farmers and lenders alike.
A fragmentary narrative surveys the Niger delta tribes Ibibios and Ibos, describing geography, climate, social customs, adornment, female fattening for marriage, speech salutes, and vibrant secret societies including Leopard, Alligator, Ex Society, and Idlon. It notes British administration since 1900, cannibalism histories, and the role of such societies in governance alongside changing norms.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the new Manhattan Bridge linking Manhattan and Brooklyn with an alleged total length of 12 feet and an oil hiding real natute. The entry cites a $15,818,000 cost and refers to cable weight and an improved shovel type with a high share blade, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
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