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Newspaper
Dakota Daily Leader
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1883
Page
2
The article outlines bee types and roles in a hive, noting one queen, many workers, and drones. It explains queen cell development, royal jelly, and how swarming, mating on the bridal flight, and queen fertility affect hive outcomes. It emphasizes movable frame hives for management and the queen’s prolific egg-laying, plus lifespans of queens workers and drones.
The 1880 census reports 440262 people born in Scandinavia in the United States with 181729 from Norway 194337 from Sweden and 64196 from Denmark. Since 1881 and 1882 immigration surged and the current figure exceeds 500000. It is estimated that 1000000 Americans are of Scandinavian birth or descent and about one fiftieth of the U S population. Distribution among states and territories follows.
Spoopendyke brings home a small printing press to print cards and visiting notes. The device prints one color, missteps create comic chaos, and an accidental press closure injures his thumb before the fiasco ends with a wild admonition and a plan to hire out for a slaughter-house.
Professor L B Arnold notes spent grains from breweries boost milk yield but ruin butter quality. He warns creamery patrons that feeding grains leads to watered milk whether before or after milking and calls it fraud.
In St Paul Minnesota last week a man asked another which county he represented. The reply struck a defiant note declaring he was not a legislator but a private citizen who had been drinking.
A New York autograph sale realized key pieces from Washington to Penn. A Washington letter sold for 40 dollars, Jefferson Adams and Lafayette letters at 25 each, a William Penn deed for 11, Monroe signature at 2, Johnson at 4, a 1808 Payne letter at 2, and a General Anthony Wayne dispatch at 12.
The article notes Arizona’s climate turning wetter after a period of aridity. It attributes the change to the deflection of electric currents by the railroads, suggesting a link between railroad infrastructure and regional weather patterns.
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