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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1905
Page
2
Pat Crowe reappears and expresses satisfaction with life before being allowed to escape. Omaha police department cited as exemplary, with praise for handling the case and the surrounding coverage.
Professor Goode opposes relocating the Rocky Mountains and asserts Chicago sits in the right place. He calls moving the city unnecessary and impractical, noting how inconvenient such a change would be.
A Des Moines, Iowa man was arrested amid unclear charges involving allegedly giving away items on a site. Police did not specify the exact nature of the offense or the items involved, and no further details were provided.
When courts have exhausted other ideas they revisit Caleb Powers, reexamining the long running case with renewed proceedings and renewed scrutiny, reflecting the lingering legal contention surrounding this historic matter.
Gov. LaFollette departs for Washington with assurances that Wisconsin will be governed by sufficient laws to prevent mischief during his absence.
Colorado papers echo Chicago guidance on ending the strike, reprinting earlier advice to manage the labor dispute. The tone suggests urgency to resolve demands and restore normal operations across multiple industries.
The Kansas Supreme court decision declaring whiskey not property is expected to spur intensified efforts to suppress it. The remark suggests renewed push in certain circles to curb whiskey activity following the ruling.
After killing grizzlies in Colorado and facing Iroquois Clubmen in Chicago, President Roosevelt heads to Washington to discuss rate regulation and pressure railroad magnates, signaling a stern national policy stance.
The discussion quotes Mr Bryan urging caution about 1908 plans while stressing immediate actions for consumers in 1905. Prof Goode predicts Chicago will soon be the hub of the universe, urging readiness and preparedness.
Rumors say witnesses living in Canada’s bracing climate have helped the beet trust feel better. An expert asserts Newark meadows will be mosquito free this summer, a claim likely to be believed. The pest problem is described as a plague that arrives in battalions.
A former New York Senator faces arrest after a massucr incident tied to a hot air treatment causing skin loss. Authorities say the case involves medical procedures gone wrong and potential negligence.
The passage mocks officeholders using a crude analogy about ten uninjured bears the President is bringing from the West to show how a carcass can be removed without hurting the hide. It then questions how many of the 12 039 aliens arriving in New York will become public charges in the land of the free.
Indiana Agricultural Experiment Station explains muck lands formed from peat and swampy soils across several states. Drainage is essential, with the water level kept below 42 inches, plus ditching around and through the marsh. Potash is the key missing nutrient, with demonstrations showing higher yields when muriate of potash is applied before plowing or after.
Practical notes from W R Jones Jr on plowing and harrowing, cautions about high concentration fertilizer attachments, and the value of potash and nitrogen for onions. Experiments at Nappanee Indiana show yields improving with 400 lb potash and 400 lb bone meal plus blood, versus unfertilized, with a mixed fertilizer raising to 795 bu per acre. Recommended complete fertilizer 2 3 percent nitrogen 6 8 percent phosphoric acid and 8 10 percent potash. Average 500 lbs per acre, often 1000 lbs by top growers.
Chile's government relies on salt peter for over half its income. Indian demographics are given, including New York and civilized tribes. Lifeboats launched 294 times saving 519 lives. total fleet 283. Yale Harvard boat race costs cited per minute. Panama passage rates listed with new tariff details and baggage charges.
A collage of witty lines from various papers mocks finance philanthropy, crop ruin fears, czar’s servant woes, Shaw on children, and a famed Cambon dinner. The vintage quips showcase period voice, cross-paper humor, and cultural nods.
A collection of brief notes includes a quip about gossip and a saying on ease and worry. It also offers practical guidance on rearing piglets, urging early ground access, gradual feed increases, and high protein foods like oats and barley. As pigs grow, corn can be added and scattered shelled corn encourages sow exercise.
A breeder argues one or two high quality mares yield more profit than many common mares. A single well bred stallion can produce steady returns annually, while expanding a mare yard lowers bank balance.
The Winona Assembly at Winona Lake Indiana outlines a July start for a seven week Summer Assembly with noted speakers professors and musical groups including the Marin French Military Band and Rogers Concert Band. The Bible Conference directed by Dr J Wilbur Chapman attracts leaders such as Frances Patton and M Linn Bruce. The program also features Summer Schools under Prof Stanley Coulter dean with twenty departments plus a Bible School and a Sunday School Methods course. The Winona Agricultural Institute offers hands on farming training with a model dairy and cucumber field, enrolling about 150 students as it expands facilities at Mount Memorial Hall named for former governor James A Mount. The Assembly owns about two thousand acres and plans an active farming demonstration season.
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