Coyote-Proof Fences Boost Sheep Survival in Oregon
The Forest Service and F H Taylor report coyote-proof enclosures on Wallowa and Oregon ranges guard flocks and lambs. In tests with 1000 ewes, all but one lamb survived inside a secure fence, while outside losses required three men and a pack of hounds. The system promises payback in three years if lambing is protected and labor is steadied.
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Forest Service
United States
Deep
F. H. Taylor
Maxoog
Colorado
Ue Forest Service
Wallowa National Forest
Oregon
Hua
Tay
Boma
Herilord
Taylor
Department of Agriculture
Well Az
Ahvey
Outelda
County official warns tax rate rise risks and overreach
A county official argues that assessing property at actual value could trigger extreme tax increases and strain state finances. He notes past state tax boosts and constitutional limits while warning that shifting the burden may erode revenue and force drastic budget cuts.
Brown urges farm boys to seize opportunity in modern agriculture
THH Farm 15 Calling features W. G. Brown president of UHE and New York Central, reflecting on a farm boy's path from 1.50 daily railroad work to leading U.S. railroading. He criticizes historic exploitation of soil, laments exhausted western lands, and argues for intelligent farming to boost yields and national prosperity.
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W. G. Brown
Uhe
New York Central Railroad
Breinther
United Bentes
New York Central
Boday
Big Country
Wu Moon
Tawa
A History of Ogden Baseball and Pennant Hopes
The piece recalls Ogden’s first season in years with drama around a pennant race that could revive interest in East Liles and other league cities. It details early league struggles, Salt Lake’s strong response, and backers funding Ogden’s entry, noting the tumult and fading enthusiasm as Ogden’s fate remained uncertain amid local rivalries and the Zionites’ dismal record.
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Ogden
East Liles
Dafont
Dad
Gimlin
Saya
Murray
Sophi
Utah
Apatal
Ogdens
Zionites
Bilp Lakers
Lindsay Roger
Salt Lake
Dad' Gimlin
Ogden Tocn
Ita
Salt
Inka
Basahs
Balt Lab
Enthusig Agzo
Fragmented 19th Century Humour Notes
A garbled newspaper fragment presents a collage of humorous scenes and quips from a social gathering. Vaguely sketched dialogues feature a critic discussing an electric era, a South Bend banquet anecdote about furloughs, and a theater professor’s lettered vanity.
Arbitration Out of the Question Delays Grand Trunk Strike
Ottawa reports show Grand Trunk workers discussing arbitration as President Mur dock rejects any arbitration. Strikers push back amid partial restoration of suburban service and freight movements. A warning is sent to enterprise leaders as tension remains high on the Grand Trunk tracks.
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Montreal
Ottawa
Cammare
Inbar
Arblatom
Murdock
Ineal
Keleware and Huilroy Fyromelriky Bendnutrters
Cam Walht Wadteen
Madea
Unual Pierenses
Grand Trunk
Will Organize the Utah Miners Convene in Union Event
A chaotic report from the Utah miners convention outlines plans for organizing efforts, with references to bond approvals, membership drives, and expected actions in New Mexico and surrounding areas. The document mentions leaders and various groups, signaling substantial labor activity and coordination across multiple states.
Nevada Montana and Anepua heat endangering mine workers report
The executive committee notes extreme heat in three states Nevada Montana and Anepua affecting mine operations. Workers endure 180 degree water temperatures and dangerous conditions while 200 000 miners are urged to continue work. Charges against W B Stiles of White Pall are noted and referred for investigation.
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Toni Pat
Strat du Ptt
Staten
Mit
Sears
Nevada
Montana
Anepua
Jlgers
Bolte
Bradley
President of Road Probable Death Mystery In Chicago
A Chicago area death at Winnetka 14 miles north of Chicago is investigated as a possible self-inflicted wound or burglary murder. The victim, presumed president of a railway line, faced fraud allegations tied to contracts and recent stress. Police consider suicide or conspiracy, with family, witnesses, and the railroad’s operations under scrutiny.
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Thicago
Tay Jols & Barz
Atplicet
Chicago
Amanapoila
Loylarlig
Iq Winnetky
Membhere
Rawa
Nay Fe
Po Uce
Idlind
Hawn
Titaoa Centraly
Gyutrat Pratt
Mr. Hanna
Tafuring
RaWnpay
Nolea
Rawn
Coburp
Rapa
Limote
I. Bis
Agaly Tostay
The
Winds Central Rpbrowd
Sonam Ewey
Central
Ughh
AL UN Firat
Hetars Afpater
Qhunnery
Thomsy Taylor, Jr
Fowler Defends Moder AI At The Asurgents
Representative Cinloe N. Vowler of New Jurasy defends jawurgan vy ii amid protests over rights of the people. The speech argues for just laws and regularity, urging action to protect constitutional guarantees and the nation’s future.
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Pap Ugheon
Dap Senoy
Hog Wi
Cinloe N. Vowler
New Jurasy
Uited
States Senate
Auecee Sen-ator Keak
Thum
Jawurgan Vy
Androsa
Thydwich
Bngen
Theodore
Orimade
Alywhans
James Best Natural Ice in Gade Utah Examined
A fragmented archival notice discusses an inspection at a Weber County ice plant in Gade Utah. It notes water quality, cleanliness, and sanitary conditions, with references to the State Board, 1908 examinations, and a request for endorsement from health authorities.
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Gade
Utah
Tyr
Bony
Weber River
Igoroes
Gutuil Dairy
Yen
Herae
Banttary Banesigiede
Dee City
Banttary Departmant
Wbah
Sam Thomad
Wauare Dom
Marny Hef MD Ang
Tia Bangs
Ouiten
Am. Fontallnl
Andi
LG A
Obile
Weber
Taft to Attend Bar Harbor Executive Party Events
Maine dispatch reports President Taft and the Mayflower party arriving at Bar Harbor by 9 o’clock this afternoon for a series of entertainments including luncheons and dinners with local friends. Taft plans golf and related activities while awaiting a conference with A. D. Emery on maritime and gubernatorial matters, as aides discuss the forthcoming gathering and possible delegates.
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War Harbor
Maine
Adeebox
Taft
A. D. Emery
Eurzalaaion
Tate
Wayabny Fusvoundins
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