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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1907
Page
7
The strategy suggests integrating fertilizer delivery with cultivation to reduce expenses and place nutrients near root zones during critical growth stages. This approach aims to balance cost with improved nutrient access for the cotton crop.
Fruit decay relates to handling from orchard to packing house, with skin injuries accelerating decay in apples and pears. Experiments compare feeds and alfalfa seeding, noting crate methods, pest injuries, and transportation impacts on fruit quality. A Nebraska farmer praises Doros hogs for efficiency and robustness.
Seeds recovered from Fort Conger after exposure in extreme Arctic conditions showed varying germination. Lettuce seeds failed to germinate after extended storage, while radish seeds planted six years later produced mature plants, illustrating seed preservation differences under harsh climates.
A guide on selecting stalks with strong bases and tapering tops for stability and yield. Emphasizes healthy root and leaf development in the mother plant as key to robust growth. Questionable practice of preplant fertilizer placement. suggests applying fertilizer along rows after planting if heavy rain threatens nutrient reach.
Advice on shipping dressed poultry with proper ice, wrapping, and paper to prevent leakage. Instructions emphasize fresh wrapping, marking packages with shipper name, bird kind and count, and ensuring shipments reach market by Friday morning.
The Petaluma town economy centers on poultry with many residents owning small holdings and raising chickens while others run larger operations. Merchants pay spot cash for farm products from eggs to hundreds of tons of hay. The poultry trade has moved the town toward a solid cash basis.
A Texas man argues the Barred Plymouth Rock is the ideal all purpose fowl in America. It adapts to cold and warm climates and prospers with proper care. Market birds reach about two pounds to full size and have attractive shape. The breed meets market needs and excels as a nonsetting layer and as a lifter for market purposes.
A discussion on experimenting with apple shipping boxes shows boxes yield 29 percent higher net than parcels and 20 to 35 percent more than local sales. Box details include 14 inch elm head and 1/2 inch No 2 pine, 16 inches long.
A compiled timeline listing notable events and figures across centuries including discoveries, assassinations, battles, political appointments, treaties, inventions, and disasters. It notes stamps passed by Parliament, monarchic successions, wars in Europe and the Americas, explorations, and notable crises up to 1906.
Brooklyn based absconder Stoward M. Shaw held on $5,000 bond from Jenkins Trust Company. He saved the life of his captor, President Tomlin of Empire State Surety Company, when Shaw fell overboard from a Chesapeake Bay boat.
A mass resignation shakes Bloomington's high school as ten of eleven teachers quit after a dispute with Principal Troward Clark over his investigation of fraternities and school discipline. The board faced a public statement from Clark and the teachers, who cited lack of board backing as the reason.
The stock market neared a panic on Wednesday with fears of a crash similar to 1901 as professional traders dominate activity. Banking interests provided limited support while President Roosevelt signals stand pat on railroad regulation amid a slipping money market.
Miss Osie Cray, cashier at the Hareest Furniture Company in Evansville, was found injured in the store safe Sunday morning after a break in. Several thousand dollars disappeared and no suspects or clear clues were identified as police and staff collected details.
A Michigan town tale recounts Richard Uharri and Theoosuer of a large debt scheme and a long divorced wife, Arden, learning her first husband, Parrison, may be alive in South Bend. A distressed Mrs Parry boards a train to reunite after a telegraph claim.
Mrs AJ McCanee of Marion surprised to find a burglar in her home after his kitchen raid. She unintentionally revealed where money and items were kept, prompting her to call a policeman. Police arrived to recover the stolen goods and question the intruder.
A man Brenk Panning is jailed after his wife Mrs Faniwing, ill for ten weeks, was allegedly starved at home while he refused food. The case stems from a Marien police investigation into the alleged neglect amid a family tragedy.
Reports from Europe note Paris and other major cities where schoolmasters align with syndicates affiliated to the labor movement to promote socialist doctrine. In the United States Supt John F Riges urges laws to ban fraternities in public schools. The 1905 US Education report tallies 18,862,215 pupils and 111,195 male plus 318,582 female teachers with per capita education costs at 3.49 dollars. A New York prize awards Max Liebgold balloon ball a girl’s classroom game using balloons and elevated tape goals to spur exercise after study.
Wall Street troubles show limited impact on industrial prospects and expansion plans. Wage trends reflect rising costs amid ongoing strikes. farm product markets remain strong with record fresh water transport earnings. Weather favors retail demand while wholesale feed demand stays high and outside buyers boost grain shipments. insurance bank data show higher disbursements and a spike in farm sector failures in the district.
A fragmented report notes textile mills in New York facing changing demand and labor tensions. It mentions cotton woos shortages, speculative orders, and uneven Western trade influence, with expert division indicating varying foreign competition and limited public support.
Market notes list cattle prices in Indianapolis Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Cincinnati with hogs sheep and grain values. Wheat No 2 and No 3 varieties show varied bids while oats rye corn and clover seed appear with standard ranges and mixed quality grades.
Telegraphic briefs report the Iardman Rubber plant in Belleville New Jersey suffered a fire with losses around 250000 pounds while the Y M C A building in Utica New York burned down with losses exceeding 150000. A Cincinnati fire destroyed the Ohio Carriage Company plant fully insured. A coroner probes Mrs A M Darling found dead with a crushed skull in Oberlin Ohio. Salt Lake City police chief George Gt Sheets faces trial on conspiracy to defraud tourists. A stay of execution is issued for John Shelton in Spartanburg until April 19.
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