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Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1915

Page

4

Monitor roof dairy stable aids summer comfort

Citing William A. Radford, the article describes a 26 by 54 foot monitor roof dairy barn designed for 20 cows with two hospital stalls. It details overhead manure carriers, central feed alleys, wide mangers, a concrete foundation, and two ventilation options via self supported or post-supported monitor structures, emphasizing ventilation and easy cleaning.

Vocational School Plans Move Forward in New York

New York City's 61st vocational school will rise at Lexington Avenue and Twenty second Street. The ten story brick and terra cotta building will cost about $190,000 and replace three dwellings per city plans filed with the building department.

New York New York City Lexington Avenue Twenty-second Street Board of Education

Turning the Tables Turned on a Proud Family

James Rose, called a gray headed reprobate by his wife, adapts a harsh plan to test his kin’s temper after Henry announces a new wife. A stubborn campaign of manipulation backfires as Rose’s ruse softens Mahala and heals old feuds. The tale ends with reconciliation and a homey motto.

William A. Radford Mar Arab Bagutaduer Willian Chica WG. Chapman James Rose Rose Mr. Rone Mr. Rose Mabala Henry Mra Rose Mahala Mrs. Rose James Washington Rose Lamb Nell Mra Ros

Women In Man's Sanctum Invades Pennsylvania Club Car

A New York Times report describes two well dressed women boarding the Pennsylvania Railroad club car, sitting among male bankers and brokers. They smoke, chat, and offer gold cigarette cases, marking an apparent invasion of a male sanctuary aboard the train headed to Jersey coast summer homes. Nutmeg discussion linked to digestion follows in a separate note.

New York Times Pennsylvania Jersey

Western Mining and Oil News Bullets From the West

Western mining and oil news summarizes oil discoveries in Wyoming and New Mexico, refinery shifts in Casper, and rising gold and copper values. It notes new ore shipments, a Basin oil supply house, and extended mining activity in Cripple Creek, Gunnison, and Pinos Altos with multiple company developments and prices.

Wyoming Basin Greybull Midwest Refining Company Casper Silver Crown Cheyenne

Fall seeding of alfalfa can yield three cuttings next year

fall alfalfa sowing depends on soil moisture yet can produce three cuttings next season under favorable conditions. Seed rate, drilling, and seedbed preparation affect stands and germination, with 10–25 pounds per acre typical and careful moisture and equipment choices shaping success.

New Corn Planting Method Improves Yields

A western dryland trial shows rows twice as far apart and plants twice as thick yield about thirty bushels per acre. Adjacent fields with 3½ foot row spacing produce ten to twelve bushels. The irrigation-friendly listing plan gains favor on arid uplands, and drainage advice from the US Department of Agriculture is urged. Drainage neglected despite irrigation, and farmers are advised to obtain the drainage pamphlet. Ten cents should feed a chick for ten weeks, yielding two pounds if well fed. Infertile eggs from flocks with no males reach consumers well in heat. such eggs are favored in summer.

Dunham Henry Nell Rose Rene United States Department of Agriculture

What 2 Cow Is Doing

The text discusses milk yield and weight indicating a cow’s purpose, emphasizing feeding and care as essential. It notes that profit cannot come from breeding alone and stresses proper nutrition and management.

Sign talk and Postum ad mix odd newspaper page

A fragmentary column mixes a humorous sign tale told by Congressman Henry T. Hergeson with a pasted advertising testimonial for Postum coffee substitute. It features a rambling scene about signs and money, a blurred dialogue about a country constable, and a nurselike testimonial from a Miss teacher praising Postum for easing nervousness and heart palpitations. The ad notes two Postum forms, Cereal and Instant, with prices and preparation details.

Henry T. Hergeson North Dakota Jones Smith Miss Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich

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