Trial of Smalley vs Stangle set for Saturday hearing
Large Crown will attend hearing in Buhl as Smalley accuses Stangle of tampering with scales during cattle weighing. Judge Gatey will preside at 10 o clock in the chamber of commerce rooms if space allows. Prosecutor Frank Stephan leads for the plaintiff. Guthrie for the defendant.
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Four Negroes Killed in Texas in Vicious Week
Wharton Texas June 36 Two negroes were shot to death and two others hanged by unknown parties early this week in the county. They were wanted in connection with the killing of Deputy Sheriff S C McCormick last Saturday night. Washington Giles and his brother accused of firing the shot were shot by pursuers last Tuesday near Diamond Mound. Jodie Gordon and Elijah Anderson were found Tuesday morning hanged six miles east of Wharton. Officers have no clue. It is believed about 250 men helped capture Gordon and Anderson who admitted aiding the Giles brothers to escape. Deputy McCormick was killed when he went to arrest Washington Giles on a minor charge.
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Learn The Danger Signal When Below Par From Ills
A London writer cites danger signs of being below par such as lowered resistance and red blood cells. The text notes smokers brain workers and manual laborers show varied symptoms like irritability fatigue insomnia or loss of appetite. It emphasizes self observation to identify personal danger signals and restore health over time.
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London
Women’s Auxiliary Legion Meet at High School Auditorium
The Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet today at the high school auditorium at 2:30 o'clock. I-X-Adv.
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MODELED ON HUMAN FRAME Efficiency dictum from industrial experts
The New York Evening Sun reports that efficiency experts claim the human frame is 100 percent efficient. They compare factory systems to the body, mapping roles to brain senses and labor, with a physician’s viewpoint from C. E. Knoeppel of New York University.
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New York Evening Sun
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Gold consignments arrive for federal reserve banks
A shipment of 6.469 million dollars in gold bullion from China arrived today aboard the British steamer Eurymachus at San Francisco for transmission to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Also noted is a poultry market in Twin Falls with market days Tu, Th, Sat.
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Use of Fruit Jars by Banjaras in Central India
The Banjaras of central India and the south use dried fruit to craft jars. They boil, pound, and form a thick brown pulp, shape earthen vessels, stamp necks, and dry the pieces. Jars sell for four to eight annas, while fruits and the great asphodel root also yield materials for jars and glue used by Persians and native cobblers.
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Coyote and Cattle Raising Compared by Idaho Breeders
A. B. Hulu of the Idaho Game Breeders Association discusses comparing profitable cattle raising with coyote farming. He considers land, capital, and costs to illustrate how young coyotes, raised in captivity, might be developed as a profit source alongside cattle enterprises.
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Idaho Game Breeders Association
Coyotes as a Farm Venture Earns Cattle Sized Returns
The piece argues coyotes can be a profitable farming venture, comparing costs of 60 cows to 50 breeding coyotes. It details land, equipment, and labor needs, notes Idaho breeders paid $3.49 per young coyote, and projects 250 captive pelts annually at $20 to $30 each, with higher value when prime.
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Idaho Game Breeders Association
Hageryan Valley
Economic View of Fur Bearing Animals as Farm Profits
The author compares investments in fur bearing animals to cattle, arguing $460 seed for coyotes plus breeding yields up to $5,000 from 40 calves, while $1,060 invested in cattle might produce less. He notes royales lack disease and are more reliable, and discusses fox, skunk, and coyote farming as alternatives, urging focus on fur rather than standard domestic stock.
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