31 Jan 1903
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Newspaper
Western Kansas World
Location
Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1903
Page
1
Eddie Bexter grapples with a developing habit that began as a minor indulgence. After leaving town he encounters unease and a growing dependence linked to a potent drink, leading him to seek advice, reassess willpower, and finally vow to change on New Year’s Eve with the help of a cherished love.
Miss Melrose Tuttle assistant postmistress of San Rafael Cal led a daring effort to save the Alta stables and nearby property from a blaze. She broke through a window to turn a hydrant flooding the fire, as volunteers arrived and contained about $2000 in damage.
Former Tennessee governor Bob Taylor completes a two month lecture tour visiting twenty two states across the west northwest east and New England. He traveled by rail without leaving sight of the eight car train, impressing audiences along the journey.
Guidance from a Farmers' Review excerpt on early pruning to shape peach trees for maximum leaf surface and fruit. It contrasts three-year-old trees, high and low tops, and bent over forms, noting that a balanced, wide top yields larger, better flavored fruit and reduces future losses.
Prof Whitten explains that south and west sun on tree trunks in winter can raise bark temperature by about 23 degrees above air, causing sap activity and expansion. If the bark then cools, contraction loosens and can kill the tree, so protecting those sides prevents damage.
The text describes Frimied Fowts Frizsied fowilh as the most grotesque poultry members with feathers curving upward and backward, especially on the hackle and saddle. Color varies with no fixed rule beyond the distinctive curve, and the passage oddly notes telephones to be erected on rear cab racks in Borjin.
A critic laments poor creamery conditions during hot weather, blaming bad milk handling and odor for poor butter. The piece urges managers to educate patrons, improve can cleanliness, and prioritize keeping quality over fleeting high flavor, arguing good storage and low acidity are key for long keeping butter.
The Bureau of Animal Husbandry reports 1,688,665 doses of blackleg vaccine were used this year controlling Texas fever and reducing losses to 0.51 percent among vaccinated cattle. Ongoing scientific work tackles bubonia hog cholera anthrax while other diseases like sheep scab and male die du colt are monitored.
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