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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1916
Page
6
In this plan the dairy barn is shown with ample light and up to date ventilation. It discusses window placement, sanitary benefits, and floor and stall layouts to reduce light bills while improving cow comfort and cleanliness. It explains feeding tracks, stall design, and the gam brell roof to store hay, with ventilation intakes high on walls and outlets behind cattle.
The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching condemns flawed reports from educational authorities. An equity official admits attendance fell short of expectations, acknowledging weaker turnout and gaps in data. The sheet highlights systemic issues in reporting and calls for accountability and clearer metrics.
An illustrated design for a bright barn with windows and concrete walls explains cow stalls and dairy areas laid out in two plans. The facing-out arrangement concentrates manure in a single alley, easing cleaning, while the two-section barn separates horse and dairy spaces under a shared roof.
The dialogue notes a neighbor across the street labeled an insufferable bore named Dropper. Both speakers acknowledge common annoyances and the puzzle of living together without conflict, highlighting mutual tolerance amid friction.
Wisconsin proposes a state plan to certify herds free from tuberculosis as Class A. Cattle meeting two negative tuberculin tests would be listed, with interstate recognition backed by state veterinary departments. The program, endorsed by multiple states, aims to boost market value and encourage breeders to test annually under oversight of the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, University College of Agriculture, USDA, and state Livestock Breeders associations.
The dispatches recount heavy artillery duels on the Caucasus front and German U boats sinking a vessel near Dover. Verdun battles surge with French losses and high German manpower, while British reports claim a victory over desert tribesmen. Western scenes note Frontier Days in Cheyenne and a Denver murder case acquittal. Political, diplomatic, and naval items span Wilson era policy, migratory bird law, and international shipping losses.
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