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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1902
Page
8
Plans outline doubling the hospital capacity with a new building and an expanded facility. The old structure will be used for school purposes once the new unit is completed, transforming the site into a training and administrative area.
A discussion of Yellow Creek School relocation and new building plans contrasts with contractor disputes over agreements with N P Fransen & Co. The piece mentions insurance, counterfeit concerns, and local school taxation affecting students in the region while noting consolidation moves and upcoming infrastructure purchases by the state board.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses an experiment with a pie crust and a plant method. It mentions a party, a structure about two feet high, eight rows drilled, and a method described as cultivated on a task to prevent moisture loss in ground. The passage is garbled but suggests an agricultural or cooking experiment with measurements and steps.
Unclear text reports aroundenters around Whdrisddist and Sanhora County land market activity. It notes large total acres in play, with about 380 160 dollars linked to sales and 20 840 acres of school land not on the market. It claims land values rose 25 to Bt percent during the year and highlights trainer pickup and aid-bring trends affecting prices.
A young trapper fell from a thousand foot precipice on a trail near Cody Wyoming. Rescuers watched from above as the body lay beyond reach through the day. A dog stood guarding the scene while special gear was prepared to attempt recovery.
Letters of administration filed in Minnehaha County court for the estate of the late Fred W. Pettigrew. Widow LR W. Pettigrew seeks appointment as administrator, valuing the estate at $20,000. Also notes on bank theft incident, army retirements, assay board appointment, pardon for John Nelson, hospital death, and upcoming South Dakota Pharmacy Board meeting.
Killou at Buttaly is reported dead after being struck by a locomotive in the yards of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The incident occurred while he crossed the tracks in Buffalo two days earlier. Aged resident of Huron, he planned to establish a weekly newspaper named the Pioneer in Lynas County.
A damaged 1920s style trade pamphlet discusses farm machines including milk separators, binders, and harvesters. It weighs choice between belt and bowl separators, notes creamery delivery needs, and argues hand separators offer durability, while many US machines fail to meet requirements.
Farmers weigh three methods of handling milk and butter. First, make butter from cream in-house, leaving skim fat to lower returns. Second, sell to creamery with a cream separator, but distance and hauling times reduce profit. Third, buy a separator to skim milk at the farm, feeding calves with skim milk and increasing overall yield and income. University and college endorsements highlight simplicity, durability, and low repair needs.
A collision drive the steamer Walla Walla to sink near Gope Metifoeinn. Forty-one crew and passengers were believed lost, with 442 prisoners and crew aboard. ships sent life boats to safety while one vessel, Dispatch, rescued most survivors. Captain Malt is noted among the dead. the disaster left many injured and a chaotic scene as lifeboats fled through thick fog and breaking waves.
Receipts in Chicago show cattle totals of 4 060 700 and hogs 9 015 000, with sheep 4 202 010 and horses 110 000 across 803 000 cars, reflecting broad gains over prior years. Shipments in February rise to 1 084 700 cattle and 1 818 200 hogs in 75 800 cars, with cattle peaks not seen since 1893 and record sheep business in Fett De Vere months.
Officials from the signal services and Navy search for a short symbol to stand for a laborious telegraphic term. War Department hints at "utuispharu grus" while others favor "otherogram" or "aetogeum" as a coined word. Pronunciation would likely be "the grav" once standardized.
A muddled report notes post notices in Missouri and actions by Quares and Sharaborn with ties to Blounayy. Alden OFT hosts Apostottica and Jefinie Carpetun ag ustbilistress, while Williams Wailldort Aston Win donates $50,000 for promotion at stylet ville aluby. The Baltwit Taquliadye project shows activity and the year 1902 appears with Maddent delivering decks.
The article argues women telephonists possess vocal advantages and steadier temperaments. It cites global practice showing women predominate in Japan and Europe and notes better enunciation, diction, and patience in exchanges. It also mentions the British postal service considering women essential to staffing.
A fragmented exchange shows an old gentleman asking what a boy is crying about while the boy mistakingly speaks of a brother and holiday. The rough text captures a child’s mispronunciation and a casual domestic moment.
The OCR text presents a garbled quote about someone named Hapin Selfles and a Guanil on the AL' vod. The readable fragments suggest a misheard interview line or a misprint, with no clear context or complete names, places, or events to identify.
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