Global Christian Endeavor enrollment rises with heavy US lead
The report shows United States totals dominate Christian Endeavor with 49 222 societies and more than 8 260 000 members. States like Pennsylvania New York Illinois Ohio Indiana and Iowa top US counts. world totals reach 54 291 societies and 8 260 000 members with 14 060 Junior societies including 1 000 abroad. Denominational leaders vary by country.
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United States
Pennsylvania
New York
Olio
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Nussia
England
Canada
Australia
Scotland
India
Wales
Ireland
China
Africa
South Africa
Germany
Great Britain
Christian Endeavor
Illinois
Ohio
California
Massachusetts
Baptists
Wesleyan Methodists
Methodists
D Presbyterians
Disciples of Christ
The
Methodist Protestants
Cumberland Presbyterians
Lutherans
Dynamite Fired From Cannon by Wil lard Isham
In Mexico City the American inventor Willard Isham of Vermont showcased a shell devised to fire dynamite from an eight inch cannon. Tests in a ravine damaged a cliff and officials foresee a revolution in warfare. A second test is planned before President Diaz and U S Minister Clayton.
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City of
Mexico
Willard Isham
Vermont
Mexican War Department
Isham
Washington
Diaz
United States
Clayton
Treatment of neutrals and a southern railroad agent
The London Times editorial praises humane conduct by Americans and Spaniards in war and hopes for a peaceful settlement that disproves claims of modern conquerors driving harsher bargains. Bright Southern Woman profiles a young Rowland Ky railroad station agent, Miss Lasley, who rose from student to fill the agency after family disruptions and her keen learning of railroad operations.
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The
London Times
Rowland
South Kentucky College
Hopsinsville
Central America
Miss Lasley
Cost of Omaha Exposition
About two million dollars has been expended on the exposition buildings and grounds at Omaha Nebraska furnishing one half of it strength of an elephant is described as the exertion of thirty one horaeae words note.
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Omaha, Nebraska
Sun Rays Fool Chicago Fire Alarm At Masonic Temple
Passers by in the Western Union building mistook sun glare and smoke at the Masonic Temple for a blaze. A full fire company responded to State Street, but no fire existed. Gusts confused patrons and police aided a calm reconfirmation. a stove man returned to his routine after a false alarm.
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Masonic Temple
Chicago
Prrsons
Western Union
State Street
C Company
Charles Kelsey
Kelleyan
Supreme Court Address by Senator Hoar at Old Point Comfort
Senator George I. Hoar of Massachusetts spoke at the Virginia Dar association on The Supreme Court of the United States. He praised the court for keeping aloof from political controversy and argued that a tribunal guided by constitutional judgments over policy best sustains the republic. He urged obedience to law and praised self-government by a higher law.
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George I. Hoar
Massachusetts
Virginia Dar Association
Old Point Comfort
Supreme Court of the
United States
Army and Navy League forms in Cincinnati Ohio
Following sanitary commission lines a nonsectarian Army and Navy League is organized in Cincinnati to aid sick and wounded and assist families of soldiers at the front. A $500 contribution from Capt. George N. Stone supports wives and children in temporary need. The league has set up headquarters and begun work.
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Sanitary Commission
Army and Navy League
Cincinnati
Army
Navy
George N. Stone
League
Dehorning Cage Described by Nation Stockman Designer
John M. Jamison details a six by six by four foot dehorning cage built with 2x4s and inch planks, featuring a head hold, neck restraint, and lever system. It handles cattle up to 1,830 pounds, with demonstrations of 150 horns in a year and speeds for large herds, plus notes on repairs, use locations, and an accompanying illustration.
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John M. Jamison
Milk from Ailing Cows Warns of Contagion
A Dakota Field and Farm note urges removing cows with teat sores from milk production. It argues humans should not consume milk from diseased cows, recommending drying up or disposal to limit contagion. If kept milking, such milk should be discarded during illness to protect public health.
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Dakota Field
Extra Work Buoys Home Dairy Butter Branding
A Dakota Field and Farin note urges home dairy producers to mold butter into regulation size bricks and wrap with parchment bearing farm name and owner address. This branding step is presented as essential to attract patrons and encourage referrals for butter and other home dairy products.
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Dakota Field
Farin
Rest and milking limits for dairy cows in calving cycle
The article advises rest periods for dairy cows before and after calving to optimize future yields. It recommends an interval of six weeks to three months of rest before freshening, and warns against prolonged grain feeding before calving to avoid excessive milk flow and potential got. It also discusses keeping heifers milking before next calving and resuming grain after the calf is a week old to balance condition and production.
Attractive Butter Boxes Shape Farm Marketing Strategy
The piece argues butter包装 in decorative four square parchment wrapped prints improves sales. A boxy, printable format with a cow or clover motif aids recognition, reduces melt risk, and builds dairy reputation. Boxes cost about half a cent each when bought in thousands per Orange Judd Farmer.
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Jersey
Guernsey
Orange Judd
HINTS FOR DAIRYMEN ON CLEANLINESS AND CARE
Hints from Rural World stress neatness in packing and delivery to aid sales. Handle heifers calmly for milking and avoid stressing cows as it reduces milk quality for butter. A healthy, well conditioned cow yields better color in butter. Sunlight fresh air and hot water are key to cleanliness. Disinfectants cannot replace simple cleanliness. If cows eat well above maintenance, it boosts profit.
Cova Income Doctrine Boosts Farm Profits
The text explains that the first 25 of a cow's annual income barely covers costs, while producing 8,000 pounds of milk with similar costs yields 3,000 pounds of profit. Proper selection and breeding to maximize milk output can replicate fortunes seen in other dual-venture fields, increasing farm profits.
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Cova
Traveling to California by the Northwestern Line
Readers are advised to book via the Northwestern Line to California to avoid car changes and delays. Personally conducted trips depart each Thursday. For the lowest fares, sleeping car reservations, maps, and detailed information, contact Chicago and North-Western Railway agents.
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California
Chicago & North-Western Ra Y
Omaha Exposition 1898 surpasses Philadelphia 1876 in scope
The Omaha Exposition of 1898 is described as far exceeding the Centennial Exposition of 1876 in Philadelphia and ranking just below the World's Fair at Chicago in national importance. It urges a four month visit from June through October, with all Trans-Mississippi states encouraged to attend.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Trans-Mississippi
Omaha
Why Pay Rent Better Own a Farm Today
Free copy of the North-Western Home-Seeker offers practical advice for agriculture dairy ing and cattle raising. W B Kniskern invites correspondence from prospective settlers at 22 Fifth Avenue Chicago IN to learn about farming opportunities.
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W. B. Kniskern
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Excursion Tickets to Clear Lake Resume May First
Excursion tickets to Clear Lake will be sold again starting May 1. Tickets may be purchased through September 30, 1898, for round trip at one third fare. Return coupons will be valid for 80 days from the date of sale.
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Clear Lake
Reduced fares for Trans Miss Exposition trains to Omaha
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway offers excursion tickets to Omaha arriving June 1 at one regular fare round trip with return coupon valid until June 6. From June 1 to November 1 tickets cost one and one third fares for the round trip with return coupon limited from sale date.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul B.y
Omaha
Excursion Rates to Spirit Lake Authorized
Special excursion rates to Spirit Lake announced for July 12 16 19 and 22. Tickets valid only on the sale date for both directions, with conductors honoring returns sold on July 12 19 and 22 through the following day and July 16 returns until July 18. Round trip fares set at 1.90 dollars.
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Spirit Lake
Hye
Pleasant arrangement for Christian Endeavor seating at Henryton hotel
The Omaha Christian Endeavor Union representing about 30 societies runs a booth at the exposition grounds. Endeavorers provide information and comfort to visitors. They have arranged with management to establish a headquarters at the Henryton hotel at 27th and Lake Streets within walking distance of the exposition grounds, offering accommodations for guests arriving for the event.
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Omaha Christian Endeavor Union
Christian Endeavor Societies
Exposition Grounds
Henryton
27Th and
Lake Sts
Panly Official Christian Endeavor Hotel Ad
50¢ to 1 per day for rooms. This is the panly official Christian Endeavor hotel in the city, under management of the Christian Endeavor Union. Homelike and newly furnished throughout with street cars passing the door to all parts of the city. Address M.C. A. building.
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Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Union
M.C. A
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National Zoological Park
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Lake Ports
Great Northern
Eastern Railway of Minnesota
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Great Northern Railway
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